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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27
ROSWELL.

Baptist Missionary society was
entertained Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Il. l.. Bradley,
with Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Henry Ell
rod. Mrs. Cobb and Mrs j. ID. At
wood as hostesSes. The time was
spent in visiting over handwork.
At the close of the afternoon a
luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs, Phil Helmig enter
tanned at dinner Wednesday eve
ming at their home for Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy zimmerman, Marshall
zimmerman. Sir. Marshall Ammer-
man, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory
Moore, Miss Alice zimmerman,
Mrs. Neiderkorn, Mrs. Dabbs, Chas.
Dabbs, and Phil Helmig, Jr.
The Womans club met Wednes-
day afternoon at the Liberty the
alter for an illustrated lecture on
Americanization by the Rev. Ray
S. Dunn. The program included
dance games, song games by the
children froln the Mexican school,
and solos by Miss Amanda Dye.
A merry crowd of friends gath
cred Thursday night at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Walker, in
honor Of Mr.. Walkers birthday.
Mrs. Floy Rutledge entertained the
guests with readings. and games
and music were enjoyed. Refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Walker,
A Valentine dance was given on
Thursday evening at the Masonic
temple, over which Mr.. and Mrs.
b. II. Bassett ana Mrs. G.. NJ.
Slaughter presided as hosts. AS
Isisting hosts and hostesses were Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Daniels, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Jaffa, Mrs. John |, Cassidy,
Miss Ruby Saunders Mrs. j. W.
Poe, Mr., and Mrs. Sidney Prayer,
and Mrs. Goslin, Judge and Mrs.
C, r., Brice, Captain and Mrs. Chas.
Flannery, Miss Esther Prayer, and
Miss Hayes of Ell Paso. Mrs. Bas-
sett and Colonel ]. w. Wilson and
Mrs. Slaughter and Mr.. Bassett led
the grand march, and there were
about 200 couples in line. Valen-
tine programs recorded 20 dances.
Miss Eloise Slaughter, Miss Ethel
shepherd and Miss Frances Boeller
served punch. Mrs. Roy Daniels.
Mrs. Chas. Flannery, Mrs. Harry
Jaffa, and Mrs. Sidney Prayer
served coffee, ices, cakes, sand
wiches and pickles. Louis Gra-
veure. the noted baritone singer,
his pianist, Edouard Gendron, and
Miss Hayes of FL Paso and w. f.
Mutt of Ohio were among the out
oftown guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Smith were
hosts at a dinner Thursday eve
ming at their home, complimentary
to Louis Graveure, concert artist.
Directors of the Rotary club, under
whose auspices the concert was
given Friday night. were guests
Later the party attended the Bias
Slaughter dance at Masonic
temple.
Mrs. John w. Poe entertained a
number of friends Thursday after
noon and another party Friday
afternoon with progressive CONVEX
station, which afforded much
amusement. A two-course lunch
con was served to close the after
noon.
Louis Graveure, baritone, assist
ed by Edouard Gendron, accom-
PIANIST, was heard in song recital
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27
PORTALES

Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Ellen
Jones was hostess at a card party
for several friends Luncheon was
served to the following guests:
Mrs. y. Il. Wollard, Mrs. j. b. Il.
Young, Mrs. Fred Luper, Mrs. j.
E Mears. Mrs. G. r. Bryant, Mrs.
Temple Molinari, Mrs. G. NJ. Will
hanson, Mrs. Wright.
The evangelistic services closed
Sunday night at the Baptist
church. There were AZ converts.
Following services Sunday night,
80 We're baptized.
c. NJ. Dobbs and ]. NJ. Sanders
left overland Monday for Marlin
Wells, Tex.
The POrtales baseball team, just
organized, will play on Thursday
afternoon of each week.
Hamilton Camp No. II, Wood
men of the World, met Wednes-
day sXening and elected delegates
to tire New Mexico Arizona con-
vention which will be held at Mesa,
Ariz., March 16, II and IS. Dele
gates are J, e. Henderson, with
b. l.. Laurence as alternate, and
Clifford Deem, with David Coli
gan as alternate. Bascom Howard,
auditor for New Mexico and Ari-
IONA, will also attend the conven-
ton.
II. S Moles of State college
spent several days here last week.
| Mrs. j. L. Stone, who recently
underwent an operation at Roswell,
is reported to be recovering.
! The Rev T.. p. Kuhl occupied
the pulpit at the Nazarene church
Sunday
Sanford Farley, a Portales high
school graduate who is attending
the A. and NJ. college at Las Cruces,
| has been elected captain of the
football team for 1924. He is a
son of Judge and Mrs. j. A. Fair
| ley. a-
A. G. Kenyon and son, Will Ken
yon, shipped two carloads of Denia
onions wednesday TO st. Louis and
| Kansas City.
Mrs. Fields and daughter, Lille,
after having spent several months
| in Portales at the home of Mrs,
| Byrd, returned Wednesday to then
home in Oklahoma.
/ The senior class of the high
school now has 80 members. Three
students were added to the class
| for the last semester.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Campbell have
as their house guests an uncle and
aunt of Mrs. Campbell, Mr. and
Mrs. T A. Barnes, of Wallace, Ida.
Saturday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Thompson, when Mrs.
Thompson and Mrs. McKissick
celebrated their birthdays jointly
with dinner at the Thompson
home.
On Tuesday evening Mrs Rhoda
johnson and sister, Miss Mary
West, were hostesses at n Z O'Clock
dinner for Judge and Mrs w. T..
Lindsey and son. Miguel Lindsey,
Mrs. Howard Lindsey and son How
ard, Jr., who are guests in Judge
Lindsey's home, and Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Ham and daughter, Miss
Dorothy, and Mr. and Mrs. j. B.
II. Young. The after dinner hours
were spent socially with music.
The religious census of Por-
tales has just been completed,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27

which show that the Methodist
church has q larger membership
than any other denomination in
the town,
Ladies' Aid Of the Christian
church met at the home of Mrs.
George Hancock Thursday after
noon. A program was given and
refreshments We're served.
The Methodist ladies held their
missionary meeting at the home OF
Mrs. William Barton on Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. c. V. Harris was hostess
to the Woman's club at her home
Wednesday afternoon. Refresh
ments followed the program.
Members of the Christian church
are erecting Sunday school room
adjoining the church.
Since the late snow there is
enough moisture in the ground for
the farmers to commence listing
their ground.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27
DAWSON

Miss Shirley Nutter was here
last week visiting her sister, Miss
Mira Nutter.
d. G. Seirest and G. Thurston
went to Albuquerque last week to
attend Masonic grand lodge meet
ings
c.. p. Elliott. n former resident,
visited here last week.
Tho community chorus win have
a concert March II.
O. Il. Troy. veterinarian, was
here recently for inspection of
Dawson dairy cattle.
Robert Lowrance and his sister.
nave left for Clinton, Okla, in re-
Spouse to q telegram from his
brother.
L. G, Merriott resigned his posi-
ton with the Phelps-Dodge Mer-
camille company and viii leave
soon.
The knights of Pythias cele-
brated their 5Sth anniversary Sat
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27

Friday night at the High School
auditorium.
Mrs. O. w. White was hostess
to the Mertes Auction Bridge club
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Austin
Porter scored highest for the club
favor, and the guest favor fell to
Mrs. Gosliu, A salad luncheon was
served.
Mrs. \, L. Cleve, Mr.. and Mrs
Austin Porter Mr. and Mrs. Grover
Cottingham and Mrs. Mulkcy were
chaperones at dancing party Sat
urday evening at the Country club,
given by Mrs. Cleve and Mr.. and
Mrs. Porter for their sons Grace
and Austin, Jr.
a matinee party Saturday after
noon included Is of Miss Mary
Whites pupils of the Washington
avenue school, as IA reward for
perfect grades for the first half Of
the month.
The Music Study club met with
Mrs. Claude Allison Saturday after
noon with a good attendance. The
afternoon was devoted to a study
Of Verdi and his compositions.
The Washington dance Monday
evening at the Masonic temple,
over which Mrs. John l. Cassidy,
Miss Ruby Saunders and Mr.. Es-
Their Prayer presided as hostesses,
was the gayest of the season. Mrs.
Cassidy and II. p. Saunders. fol-
lowed by Miss Ruby Saunders and
Capt. II. p. Saunders, Jr., and Miss
1isoC
led the grand march. There were
over 200 couples in line, and pro-
grams recording 20 dances were
given out by the Misses Eloise
Slaughter, Laura Ballard, Florence
Henderson and Evelyn Brice, who
were dressed>as Quakeresses. The
extra numbers were favor dances
Meeting of the Washington ave-
nue. school p. 7. A. was held Mon
day afternoon at the school. The
program was in charge of Mrs
Clark Dilley and musical numbers
We're given by Mrs. Byron Beall
and Alice Ray Wilson. Washington
day drills were given by some of
the pupils of the school, and Mrs
10 jacobson led in a discussion of
Thrift.
Daughters of the American Rev
olution We're hostesses Tuesday aft
ernoon at the home of the state
regent, Mrs. James f.. Hinkle, at a
Washington tea. Mrs. Ben Triton
welcomed the callers and receiving
with the state and chapter regents,
Mrs. Hinkle and Mrs. Robert Beers
were the officers and members Of
the Roswell chapter. All were in
colonial costumes. Mrs. G. w.
Stevens poured tea. Music was
furnished by Mrs. Jackman and
Mrs. Bassett. About 175 members
and their friends were present.
Miss Lillian Hinkle entertained
a. number of her school friends on
Tuesday evening at her home with
a Washington party.
Notwithstanding the round of
gaiety preceding the Elks' Wash
ington party Tuesday night at the
club rooms, it was u gay and de-
lightful affair. The attendance
was large, and the crowd danced
until ~ o'clock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27
VAUGHN

A Washington birthday social
was given by the Presbyterians and
the Rebekahs at the 1. o. O. F.
hall in the east ward on the after
noon and night of Tuesday. There
was a literary program, music and
an abundance OF eats and games.
The net receipts We're over $40,
which go to the missionary fund
of the church.
The synodical missionary, DR..
Marquis, will preach in the 1. O,
Q. +. hall Monday night and will
conduct conference relative to
the years plan of work for the
church. .g
Mrs. McGill, former of Vaughn,
was here last week en- route from
Clovis to Duran, where her sister,
Mrs. steele, is seriously i'll.
Mrs. James Elrod WITH her sis
ter, Mrs. Oldes, and children left
Wednesday night for Girard, Kans,
for visit.
Mrs. d. r. Locke is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Charles Locke. at
Ration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugenio Perez, who
have been visiting friends in Wich-
ita, Kans., returned Tuesday.
The Parent Teachers association
will meet February 2S. "The Prob
lens of a Small Town" VIII be dis
cussed by Mayor Harris, Mrs. Or.
Miller, Mrs. John Reed and Mrs.
s. c. Sims.
James Crane of Childress, Tex,
is a guest of C. j. Love and family.
A late report from Canadian.
Tex, corrects the message sent
from there last week in regard TO
the death of Mrs. John Davidson.
Mrs. Minnie Bellamy is with her
daughter, Mrs. Perry, who is re-
ported i'll in a hospital at Lords
burg.
Eggs have dropped from 95c to
35c per dozen.
Stock is in good condition, but
rain is needed on the prairies and
ranges.
A program was rendered by the
schools Mt the High School building
on Washington birthday.
Mrs. Albert Johnson of Pasture
is visiting Mrs. Foley for the week
end.
Master Orville Summers is re-
covering from a recent illness.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27
TUCUMCARI

The Elks masquerade dance on
tuesday evening was attended by
! 0 couples. w b. HUMPHREYS, Jr,
#ave the Elks toast.
& Mrs. c. -. Aull entertained the
Episcopal Guild Thursday after
Eoon.
Mrs. w. A. Randle entertained
i few friends Saturday evening in
Honor oil Mrs. Harry Robertson of
Eantl Rosa. Those present were
|s,lessrs. and Mosdames II. B. Jones
IN. A. Foyil, James Conwell, Har-
.bld Aull and Miss Tom Berry, Gin
ION Wharton and Miss Inez Mutt,
Mrs. Harry Robertson, Arthur Gold
,nberg and Mr.. and Mrs Belden.
Mrs. Harry Robertson left for her
pome in Santa Rosa Sunday after
Spending several days as the guest
Ibf Mrs. II. 3. Jones.
Mrs. w. w. Woolsey entertained
few friends at bridge Tuesday
8 lfternoon. Guests were Mesdames
n. NJ. Jones, Tom Dillon, C. V.
Robinson, Durham of Dawson, Mrs.
Harvey Sims of Moberly, Mo-, Mrs.
+ NJ. y. Keator and Miss Edna Koch.
Mrs. Ed Shields entertained at
thinner Sunday in honor of Miss
4ois birthday. Guests were Miss
Marie Hine, Miss Alice Atkinson,
Miss Loreen Hurley, and Mrs. A.
-. Catterson.
DR.. j b. Bambell, president of
she Southern Baptist convention,
accompanied by DR.. L. r. Scar
3 9rough, general director of the
Baptist campaign and president OF
4 he Southwestern Theological SEM
Hnary, and State Corresponding
Eiecretary j, w. Bruner of Albu-
Eluerque, gave addresses at the
Baptist church Friday.
The public schools observed
birthday with Wash
ngton-Lincoln programs. A half
holiday was observed.
L. c. Hill and three children,
Emerald, Pearl and Buster, of Dali
bart. spent the weekend here.
Madames Fl. Gerhart, Harry
EGruhbs and Terry Gardner enter
&ained the War Mothers Monday
afternoon at the Grubbs home.
Bethel Chapter No. 15 had q So
eial evening following initiation on
Tuesday evening. DR.. and Mrs. j.
w. Doughty and Mrs. Minnie Meek
! II were initiated,
The town basketball girls played
i he High school girls Friday night.
5rhe High girls won with a score
aof 81 to IS. The Baptist boys
played the Methodist boys, the
Nethodists winning.
The north circle of the Baptist
ladies' Aid met this week with
Mrs. e. E. Ellis and the south cir
PIE with Mrs. G. w. Hull.
Mrs. c. o. Davis left Tuesday
/ or Dawson to spend the week with
Friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Goodman are
fn Los Angeles, where Mrs. Good
Bnan is in a hospital for treatment.
Phe may be able to return home
Iibout the first of the month.
A musical program under the
direction of Mrs. L. d. Stith was
given at the Methodist church on
Thursday. evening, funds to be used
0 meet Epworth league centenary
pledge.
Mrs G. r. BRdstone was hostess
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27
LEVY

Cook Ely was in Miami Thurs
day and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels of Nolan
have moved to the Ralph Shirk
place which they have rented for
the coming season. The Daniels
came from Mills, N. NJ, few
months ago.
Miss Viola Gibson has returned
from Las Vegas, where she has
been attending school, following
illness.
e. e. Johnson and son OF
Springer We're here Monday en-
route to Las Vegas.
A vacation was given Tuesday
in the Fairview school district for
Washingtons birthday. Monday
afternoon a program was given by
the pupils in honor of Washington
and Lincoln.
Chas. c. Lewis of the Macarthur
ranch, near Wagon Mound, was in
this neighborhood Tuesday.
DR.. Henry Schipman returned
Monday from Maxwell, where he
has been doing inspection work.
Mr.. Clothier of Springer was
here Wednesday.
The Misses Mabel and Zuell
Simms entertained at cards Satur-
day evening at their home. Those
present We're the Misses Minnie
Allen, Maxine Bolt; Messrs. clyde
and Glea Kendrick, Neil Bolt and
George Gearhart, and Mr.. and Mrs.
r. f. Hatton and children.
Alfred Schipman spent few
days this week visiting in the home
" his sister, Mrs. Carl Won Dielen-
gen, and family of Optimo.
At the Jolly club meeting and
dance Saturday evening the follow
ing officers were elected: Presi-
dent, VIM. Arnold of Wagon
Mound; vice president, Miss Mar
jorie Hornsher; secretary, f. l..
Criger; treasurer, j. j. Jardee, all
of Levy,
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-26
Kennebec County
Probate Court

The following routine business was
transacted Monday at the regular
session of the probate court:
Wills proved. approved and allow
ed-Of Howard owen, late of Au-
gusta, Blaine owen of Augusta exc
cutor; OF Charles II. Alden, late of
WaterNille. Frank w, Alden, of Wat
erVille. executor; Of Charles w. New
hall, late of Augusta, Alice Faull1-
ner Adams of Augusta, cxecutrix; of
Martin l.. Reynolds, late Of Sidney,
Edgar W. Reynolds of Sidney, cNecu-
tor. Of John NJ Williams, late of
Readfield. Ida Z. Williams Of Read
field, cXeCutriX.
Administrations granted-Of Mary
+. Goodrich. late of Gardiner, Mae
j.. Till OF Gardiner, administrative.
Guardians appointcd-Of Jean
nette CecIe Willett, minor, of Wat
erville. Elizabeth Willett, Middle
town, Conn. guardian. Alfred Gron
din of WaterNille, agent; Of Herbert
Fl. Sawyer. ct ais. minors, of Au
gusta. Louise II. Sawyer Of Augusta,
guardian.
ConserVatOrs appointed-Of the
estate Of Ira +. Andrews of Gardiner,
Carl f. Andrews of Gardner. con-
servator; of the estate of William p.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-26

Coffin of Randolph, Will c. Atkins
OF Gardiner, conserNator.
Real estate licenses granted-To
VIII C. Atkins, CONSERVATION OF the
estate of Harold X. Harrington Of
Gardiner.
Accounts allowed-First and final
account of Thomas w. Adams and
Leola B. Adams, executors Of the
will of Annie C. Adams, late Of Wat
crvlle; first and final account Of
Adelbcrt s. Goodwin. executor of the
will of Mary +. Goodwin, late Of Au-
gusta: second account of Cora NJ.
JOY Vaughan. guardian Of Garold NJ.
JOY. minor, of Winthrop; first ac-
count of Walter +. Noble, executor
of the will Of Caroline Young Noble,
late of Augusta; final account OF
Melvin w. Wiswell. administrator
with will annexed of the estate OF
James Albert Cullinan, late of Mon
mouth.
Inventories. fled-In the estates OF
Eldora p. Keene, late of Winthrop.
Papers fled for notice-Petltion
for widows allowance in the estate
Of Josiah 4. Carter, late or Il''S-
ton. petition for distribution or the
estate Of David A. Coleman. late OF
Monmouth. Will and petition for pro
bate thereof of Harriet NJ. IhaP pm
late of Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-26
EXCURSIONS TO
PLYMOUTH FROM
KENNEBEC POINTS

Excursions from kennebec river
,ni,ts TO Boston to give all an op-
nnrtunitv to attend the hig celehra r
ton at Plymouth in honor OF the leF-
centenary Of the landing of the III
crims are being advertised BY the
i<ennnbpc Navigation Co me
steamship City of R"ckland viii leave
Gardiner al 430 p. NJ, Cedar Grove at
,t 30 p. NJ. and Bath at T. ~
da Wight time. on Thursday. July ~
sunday. July 81 aud special day
light trip leaving Bath only at $50
A. NJ. on Saturday, July 80, with
tickets good to return on same
steamer leaving Boston at +. NJ
on Monday. Aug. !, Wednesday, aug.
or Friday, Aug. =
The fare on these excursions will he
only 81 from Gardiner or 'eoar
Grove, 81 from Bath or 50 from
Enothhay Harbor and the islands.
This will be for the round trip. fas-
sangcrs desiring TO go to Plymouth
will find the boats of the Nantasket
Steamboat Co. leaving Rows wharf,
Boston. daily at 10 4. NJ, and the fare
from Boston to Plymouth and return
is but s.. Tickets for the Plymouth
trim may be purchased on arrival N
Boston.
August will he the biggest day Of
tho Plymouth celebration. President
Harding, Vice President Coolidge ana
many other notables VIII be there.
There will be Il fleet of warshlps ~
the harhor and a big military an"
naval parade.
The company has arranged to carry
automobiles of any make, regardless
of wheelhase, on these excursions at
only s. the round trip from kennebec
river points to Boston and return. IL
is understood that not less than two
people shall accompany the car TO get
advantage of this extremely low rate
This is much cheaper than one can g"
over the road-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-26

Wlthee to George Z. and Florence
Handy, land.
Readfeld-CharIes r. Folsom TO
Edna N. Mahoney. land and build
ings.
Sidney-Frank LangloiS to Arin
Kendall. land.
observation-disclosures A. Jackson to
II. Il. Rogers, land and buildings;
James S. Clark to Scott L. Clark.
land and buildings; Scott L. Clark
to James S. Clark, land and build
ings; Leander f. Wentworth to Chas
W. Tufts, land: William Walker to
Thomas Toomy, land.
acknowledgements Bolduc to
Henry -Giguere, land and buildings
on Nash street: c. G. Hume and
II. c. Newhall to Peoples National
Bank, land and buildings on Main
street; Charles Z. Frazier to r. l..
Grant. land OH Boutelle avenue;
Charles j. Clukey to Felix Aubin
and Robert 3. Goodreau, land on
Union street; Frank A. Hackett TO
Horace A. Bennett, land; Lewis j.
Rosenthal to Evelyn c. Jordan ,/land.
Windsor-CIyde T.. Seekins TO Luz
c0us l.. Clough, land and buildings
Winslow-Annie Mccoy to Geor-
gianna NJ. Jobber. land and build
ings
Winthrop-F'lorence L. Taggart to
NJ. E. Williams, land; Charles A.
Cummings to Charles L. Bezanson,
land
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Benn-Davis

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Benn of New
York City have arrived in the city
for a two weeks stay with friends
and relatives. Fred Benn of this
city and Miss Charlotte A. Davis of
Brooklyn, New York, We're united in
marriage Wednesday, July 20 at the
Grace Methodist church in Brooklyn.
Charles Rabbit of this city and Miss
Peggy King of Brooklyn accompan-
led them. The single ring service
was used. Mr.. Benn is employed as
salesman. After visit in this
city and vicinity they will return TO
New York where they will make
their home. The groom is a well
known Augusta boy and has scores
of friends in this city who wish them
much happiness.