Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-07-17
VAUGHN

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Mrs. E. Brewer, an old-time
resident Of Vaughn, is spending
some weeks with friends here, She
was one Of the pioneers of the
town.
Miss cynthia Watterson left on
Wednesday morning for her home
in Milwaukee, Wis
Rev. W, G. CASTOR spent Sun
day with his home church In Tu-
cumcar but Is again in charge OF
the revival services here. A relig-
ious canvass is being taken Of the
town by Rev. Nance and the pas
tor, Rev. j. J. Richards, which has
increased the attendance at the
revival services.
Rev. Nance filled the pulpit of
the Methodist church Saturday and
Sunday nights and addressed the
children at the Sunday school
hour.
The Ladies' Aid and Mission
Study class Of the Presbyterian
church, met with Mrs. De Tarr, on
"Wednesday Afternoon. Delicious ice
cream and cake were served.
Miss Laura French of Emporia,
kans., a newspaper woman, gave
very instructive talk to the
study class. Miss French is spend
ing the summer here with her sis
ter. Mrs. Huntsinger.
Master Orville Summers w., who
has been quite i'll during the past
week Is convalescing.
Arch Bales and family who have
been spending month at Palomas
Springs returned on Saturday.
The ladies' of the Methodist
church gave their pastor and fam
lily an old-fashioned pounding" on
| Wednesday last, as result many
substantially good things were left.
Mr.. Woodhouse Gibbard, of Dali
las, Tex, and Mr.. Larry Ashbrook,
of Wills Point, Tex, were callers
at the Stoney Crest ranch last
week. Texas friends of Miss Hen
derson. Mr.. Ashbrook is expect
ing to go extensively into the cat
tie business here. Mr.. Gibbardy is
in the banking business and man
ager Of several southern loan as
sociations -
A very pleasant affair was a
birthday party given at the resi-
dence of DR.. j. o. Michael and in
his honor. Delicious ice cream and
cake were served and most de-
/ lightful evening was spent. The
guests present were: Mrs. Fred
Summers, Master Orville Sum
mers, Miss Harriet Henderson,
Mrs. Maude Greene; Earl Michael,
Mrs. Earl Michael and Texas Snow.
Many beautiful and appropriate
gifts were presented.
Prof. Howell and family returned
from their summer vacation In
Texas, Monday, and are searching
for a suitable house for the COM
ing school year. Mr.. HowelPs
mother was detained by illness,
but will join the family later.
Bishop L. NJ. DuBose Of San
Francisco, was in town Monday,
enroute to El Paso.
Rev. Davis, superintendent OF
the New Mexico Division of the
Nazerene, was registered at the
McCutcheon hotel on Tuesday. He
was returning from the district
| conference Ileiu dL vi JtAS
6-1O, and was enroute to Socorro
where he will be Joined by Mrs
Davis and go to FL Captain fol
evangelistic services.
Mrs. Fred Summers and son Or
VILE, were guests at Stoney Cres
Tuesday.
The Radcliffe Chautauqua will
s open It's big tent meeting on Jul!
20. The afternoon program will
carry the general theme Of Build
ing Community" The night pro
/ grams of American Ideals" Thu
program continues through three
days, July 20, 81 and %. ="
Mrs. Charles Brown who ha:
been visiting in Wichita and Wei
lington, Kans., for the past three
weeks, returned on Saturday last
Mrs. C. Simmons Of the Santa
Re Reading Rooms, received worl
of the death Of her brother in Cal
ifornia, who was instantly killed IL
q motor accident.
'The Vaughn News" of ives
Ward, was purchased by r. H
Turner of Gadsdell, Ariz., Wednes
day and the new owner and editol
have taken possession.
The Vaughn ball team, undel
the direction of Joe McCutcheon
motored to Roswell Thursday t
play the Roswell "1nvincibles."