Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-27
CLOVIS

Thursday afternoon the Progress
club met with Mrs. John Howard
and Mrs. Colburn at the home Of
Mrs. Howard. Roll call was an
swered with club news. The club
voted to entertain the members
husbands at the high school Sat
urday evening, April 9. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Mrs.
j. w. Wilkinson, president; Mrs.
John d. Brown, vice president:
Mrs. Laurel Johnson, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs, Colburn, parlia-
mentarian, and Mrs. Louis p. j.
Masterson, Journalist. The club
will meet April II with Mrs. Z. w.
Bowyer.
Mrs. Minnie Anderson, Mrs,
Nancy Raines, Mrs. Mamie How
ell, Mrs. j, G. Williams, Mrs. Lailon
Akin, Mrs. Eula Boydstun and Mrs
Milla Shelton have completed the
course in home nursing given by
Miss Louise Wills, community Red
Cross nurse, and will receive GER
Citlcates Saturday. A reception will
be given in their honor when the
certificates are presented. Miss
wills will start another class with
Is members in Clovis this week,
and another at Claud, Is miles
north of Clovis.
The silver tea given by the Pres
byterian ladies at the manse thiI
week was a decided success, with
Mrs. ]. G. Cornell and her COM
DQny of entertainers
Fifty little tots of the Presby-
terian Sunday school met at the
church Saturday afternoon and
were taken to the Hickman ranch,
north of Clovis, where they en-
Joyed an old-fashioned Easter egg
hunt.
The churches Of Clovis are maxi
ing a special effort to entertain
every one in the city on Easter
Sunday. There are IL churches
which hold services regularly, and
each will have a special Easter
program.
The Consistory Masons of Clovis
assembled in the Elks' home on
Thursday to observe Maundy
Thursday services. Lieut.. Gov. W.
III. Duckworth, president Of the
Clovis Consistory club, called the
meeting.
Clovis Commandery No. IA,
knights Templar, will conduct
special Easter services in the Ly-
ceum theater next Sunday after
noon. Rev. w. W. Brander, Epis-
copal rector, will preach. Al. .e
Henry l.. Sellman and Miss La
veta Drumheller of Clovis were
married Thursday by the Rev. r
b, Freeman.
James Randol Patton Of Clovis
and Miss Kathryn Lard of Miami
Tex, were married Friday by Judge
j. p. Noble.
Arthur Wood and Miss Pearl d
Paris of Amarillo were married
Saturday by Judge j. p. Noble.
Miss Mary Cameron and Ralph
Maupin, both of Canton, N. NJ.
We're married Tuesday by the Rev
G. w. Stumph.
Arch Craig, prohibition enforce.
ment officer of Portales, spent Sat.
urday and Sunday in Clovis.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Hall of Cisco
Tex, are here this week attendint
the bedside of Mr. Halls mother
Mrs, r. M. Hall.
Mrs. Roscoe Pierce is visiting
friends in Roswell
A. G.. Whittier, state travelling
auditor, is in Clovis this week at
tending district court. Mr.. Whit
tier was one of the principal wit
nesses in the Davisson case.
j. B. MCGEE of Carlsbad ant
James Hall have formed a partner.
ship for the practice of law il
Clovis and will have their office
iii the Barry building. Mr. MCGEE
has been practicing in Carlsbad
and Mr.. Hall has been until recent
~ internal revenue collector fol
this district.
Louis p. j.. Masterson spent
Monday in Amarillo, where he at
tended meeting of the agents fol
the Magnolia Petroleum company
in this territory. .s
John Shipley has been sick sew
eral days this week. s
Charlie Orr has been quite sick
at the Baptist hospital with pneu-
monia.
Mrs. c. A. Scheurich and niece,
Bernice Gable. will leave Friday
for a trip to Kansas City
G. l.. Reese of Portales was in
Clovis on legal business for several
days this past week.
Musin Croft left this week for
Cameron. Tex, where he will have
charge of the singing at revival
meeting conducted there by Rev.
3. b. Culpepper, former minister
of the Baptist church here.
Il. N. Downie and family of Mel
rose were visitors in Clovis Sunday.
Gus M. Bryan was in Kansas
City the first of the week on bust
ness
L. T.. Callan spent Sunday and
Monday in Roswell. He has start
ed an auto line between Carlsbad
and Roswell.
G. p. KuykGNdall visited friends
and relatives in Muleshoe. Texas,
the latter part of last week.
X. s. Douthit of Tolar, N. M,