Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-24
RATION

The newly elected officers of the
b. p. o. Elks were installed Friday
night. They are: j. d. Guthrie,
exalted ruler; C. j. Humphreys,
leading knight; A. II. Darden, loyal
knight; w. D. Pierson, lecturing
knight; NJ. Joe Cencel, secretary;
G. N. Blackwell, treasurer; Jack
Kepner, esquire; George Rohr, In
ner guard; w. ]. Howells, chaplain.
The house committee consists of J..
w. Farley, w. ]. Novels and H. P.
Roseberry. The entertainment
committee consists of Joe Cencel
c. j. Reed, Carl Klein, P. ]. Muir
ply and George Rohr.
The Rotary and Kiwanis clubs
are planning on staging battle
royal in the form of baseball
game. The Rotary club challenged
the Kiwanis cub to the game which
was Immediately accepted. One Of
the conditions of the game will be
that the loser gives a supper to the
winning team and that the victor
are to name the menu.
A party in celebration of the
twenty first birthday anniversary
of Joseph Floyd was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Lark Tuesday. The guests were
Misses Maggie Floyd, Elizabeth
Bell, Ruth Boan. Vera Kruger,
Evalyn Kruger, Lottie Floyd, Lucy
Floyd, Meta Popejoy, Mary Hilton,
Mae Honeyfield, Mary TanquarB
Bessie kimbal and Carolyn Dawn;
Messrs. Thomas Popejoy, Earl
Tanning, Francis Thompson, Bar
ney Dawn, Charles Simons, James
Lark and william Lark.
The Rev. Edward j. Carson gave
q talk on birds last week before the
children of the South Side grades
in the high school auditorium.
Heavy movement of unemployed
men toward the farms of the mid
die west is not being reflected
here. Colfax county has few APP
plicants for work on the ranches
in this district. During the pasI
month only four men had sought
employment on farms through the
farm bureau office.
w. M. Bailey became the pro-
prietor Of the White Swan lauu-
dry of this city last week when
he purchased 1t from f. w. Mich
OILS of Las Vegas.
d. D. steele, manager of the
j. c. Penny company. has been
invited by the members Of the
Three C's to give "A vocational talk
next Monday evening. Business
men of Ration are invited 10 at
tend.
A living picture festival will be
given at the Shuler auditorium Fri
day night under the direction OF
the art department of the public
schools, in charge of Miss Berricc
Palmer.
The Business and Professional
Women's club had q busy week
The regular dinner was given on
Wednesday evening with Miss
Kennedy as hostess. The first unit
to be organized is the LAS Cuen-
tistas" (the story tellers).
More than $50 was obtained for
the benefit of the high school
gymnasium by the dance revue
given in the high school audito-
rum last night by the pupils in the
bCIlOOl. ulIcCllUIl VI hlIcs IhONChp
Hoffman.
BY arrangements with the Col
fax county commissioners, all per-
sons residing in the county are en-
titled to free use of the Ration pub
lie library, Fifteen branches are
located at points over the county
from which books may be obtain
ed. Persons may also use the
Ration library direct and may re-
ceive books by parcel post or ex-
press.
Miss Charlotte Smigelow was the
honor guest at Sunday tea at the
Business Woman's club Sunday
afternoon. The full membership
was In attendance to bid farewell
to Miss Smigelow. who leaves on
Tuesday morning for Las Vegas
and from there to Cleveland to
take course in public health
nursing.
The libary has recently received
a gift of $25 from the South Side
school.