Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-28
PERSONAL NOTES
OF THE STATE
WAGON MOUND.

afternoon for Jonesboro, Ark, IN
response to the news of the death
of his brother. He was accom-
panied by his sister who had been
making a short visit here.
Hunk Arnold, manager OF the To-
cal Continental Oil company left
friday afternoon for Aurora, Colo.
where he will spend several days
visiting his parents.
Mrs. c. p. Keeter and two chill
dren came In Friday evening from
Ration, N. M. and will make a
short visit here with Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Gibson and family.
Morris Vorenberg arrived home
Friday afternoon from East Las
Vegas, and will spend the holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Vorenberg.
The American Legion gave A
very enjoyable Christmas dance at
the opera house Saturday evening,
and one which was attended by an
unusually large number of people.
The music was furnished by local
talent and made the affair espe'
cially pleasing.
Miss Fac Brewer, grade teacher
+, in the public schools, left Friday
afternoon for her home in Canon
City, Colo, where she will spend
Christmas week with her parents.
Messrs. Veryl Gibson and Neil
Bolt were joint hostesses at
birthday party at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. M. Gibson last Wednes-
day evening, Tuesday being the
birthday of the former. Many in
teresting games afforded the
guests very pleasant evening.
During the evening social organ
| ization was effected which Will be
| known as the XIII Rare Club and
whose members will be only boys
and girls of the high school set.
The following officers were elect
| ed: Veryl Gibson, president; Alton
so Medina, vice president; Senaida
Martinez, secretary; Frances Davis,
treasurer. The club will meet
every Wednesday evening.
| Rev. j. r. Overmiller, superin-
tendent OF the New Mexico confer
ence of the United Brethren
church, came In last Thursday
from Santa Cruz, N. NJ. and spent
! several days here in the interest
of affairs connected with the local
u. 3. church. He conducted the
quarterly conference Thursday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Sitferd re-
turned Saturday evening from a
motor trip to the Meadow City.
Glen r. Kendrick Post, No. 81,
| 7 Mold fIEip :
lar meeting at the Legion hall
Thursday evening. The following
officers were elected; r. Burgess,
post commander; p. +. Martinez,
vice commander; VIM. Arnold, pos;
adjutant. 1t was decided to pre-
sent q musical show, all Of the
parts to be taken by Legion mem
bers, sometime in February.
The city schools dismissed Fri
day afternoon for the Christmas
holidays which will continue for a
week. A splendid Christmas pro-
gram was given by the Alpha Sig
ma and Sigma Chi literary socie-
ties of the high school and was en-.
joyed by a large number of towns
people and patrons of the school
| Inc nlEu SClOOl TUOlIlS WtTo USuu-
tifully decorated in Christmas col
ors and an artistically trimmed
Christmas tree, from which gifts
were distributed at the close of the
program, added to the enioynien;
of the entertainment. The pro.
gram was one of the best ever rem
dered here. and the capable man
ner in which the work was done
reflected great credit both upor
the students and upon the faculty
for the training the pupils had re-
ceived.
Wagon Mound celebrated its frs
! community Christmas at the opera
house Sunday afternoon. A pro
gram consisting Of numbers select
ed from the school program and al
the church entertainments, as wei
as some special numbers, was rem
dered, after which Santa Claus pu
in his appearance, this event. o.
course, being the main attraction
for the children. After a. number
Of amusing stunts had been per
formed by Santa, Christmas stock
ings, filled with popcorn ant
candy were given to all the chill
dren. A very large crowd was II
attendance. The affair was II
charge of Mrs. c. r. Keyes.