Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-01
STATE COLLEGE
Las Cruces.

Professor O. C. Cunningham took
John f. Boatright, cara II. Nc
Donnall, w. Iuttroll and Eugene
Stewart on an inspection trip to
various diaries of the Eel Paso val
ley.
Mrs. F. D. Evans of Bellevue,
Mich, mother of Governor John
II. Evans, is here on an extended
visit with her son and family.
The seventh grade class of the
Mesilla Park public school held a
class meeting Monday and elected
clasa officers. Those elected were:
President, Edith Hunter Lewis;
secretary, Mark Edison Reames;
sergeant at arms, Walter Hagerty:
class editor, Edward X. Vaughan.
The president appointed a commit
tee to select class colors and the
committee reported the next day
with purple and white" The
class then decided to give a party
to the graduating class and a pro-
gram committee was appointed.
Francis E. Lester of the Mexican
Diamond Importing company of
. Las Cruces and a resident of Me-
silla Park, had the misfortune to
! have his hip bone fractured while
riding the goat" at the initiation
of the Shriners at their big meet
ing in El Paso last week. He was
brought to his home Thursday.
The engineers left on Thursday
morning on their annual inspection
trip. The engineers this year will
inspect the various engineering
projects around FL Paso and the
lower valley.
Mrs. c. I. Hagerty was hostess
at bridge last Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Louis Broaddus captured thp
prize, a beautiful hand painted
Haviland china dish. About thirty
guests were present.
The men in training here under
thes auspices OF the federal board
fof vocational education are spend
ing much time in preparing their
float to be entered in the May
day parade of the Kollege Kactus
Karnival
Professor Luther Foster has res
turned from Tucumcari, where he
has been finishing an experiment
on steer feeding.
Miss Mary b. Richardson, state
home demonstration for the extern
sion service. is away on q months
tour over the northern part of the
state on official business.
The Las Cruces Chamber OF
Commerce has appointed Colonel
j. c, Waterman and Cadet Major
Ralph K. VIII to act as a military
committee ON the Las Cruces
Chamber of Commerce.
The total enrolment at the col
lege Tor the school year of 1920-21
so far is 1874 This is considerably
less than last year when the total
enrolment was SOC.
The play "Stop Thief" to be
given by the members of the junior
class, has been progressing rapidly
for the past month. Much practice
was done during the annual en-
campment. The play will be given
at the college on May Ia. and in
Las Cruces on the 18th. The
cast is: Joan Carr, sister of the
bride, Helene Orkney; Mrs. Carr
mother of the bride, Ada Latham;
Caroline Carr, another sister, Flor
ence Barrier; Madge Carr, the
bride, Mary Tiley; Nell, accomplice
of the crook, Gretchen Van Week;
William Carr, father 'of Madge,
Clifford Hare; James Quincy, the
bridegroom, Howard Mason; Mr.
Jameson, broker, Rodger Keller;
DR.. Willoughby, friend of Quincy
John Robbins; Rev, Mr., Spelain
LaRoy Graham; Jack Dugan, the
crook, Eugene Stewart; Joe
Thompson, detective, Willard
Day; Police Sergeant, Francis Hag-
erty: Police officer O'Malley, Har-
ry Smith; Police Officer Clancy
Paul Leaning; Police Officer
OBrlen, Perry Germany the
Chauffeur, Rufus Branum.
Professor Fred X. Powers and
Dean w. Bloodgood have returned