Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-27
RATION

The beautiful little fairy play
given by the children of the Long
fellow school Thursday afternoon
and evening was one of the most
clever entertainments ever put on
by the little folks. THE Toy shop"
was everything claimed for 1t by
those having it in charge. The
teachers who drilled the children
and trained them in their various
parts are deserving of much credit,
as each one had his or her part
we'll learned and executed it with
ease.
The members of the o. T.. s.
circle will entertain at the Ma
sonic corporation lodge rooms on
next Monday evening. All Masons,
members of the Eastern Star and
their families are invited to come
out and enjoy a social evening.
The Catholic Ladies' Kennsing-
ton and Knights of Columbus will
give a card party and social in the
Il. P. hall on Tuesday night.
Announcement has been made
of the dissolution of the partner
ship heretofore existing between
AINOl NY II. IL lplIhlCl anu L. ~
Kiker, effective December ]. Sep
arate offices will be maintained in
the Mendelsshon block, where they
have been engaged in the practice
of law for several years past.
Tho county road department an
nounces the awarding of contracts
and the starting of work on two of
the Johnson Mesa roads. Accord
ing to Louis Turner, superintend-
ent of the department. Frank
Wood was awarded the contract
on the Johnson Mesa hill and has
already commenced operations.
Henry Floyd was given charge OF
the grading of the Berry hill road
on the mesa and has started work.
These two roads are being con-
structed with state aid.
The Amona girls of the Baptis.
Sunday school entertained the Az
ga boys with taffy pull last Fri
day evening. Games were played
and delightful time was had by
all. Refreshments were served by
the girls.
Bishop o. R. Rouse has return
ed from Cleveland, Tenn, where
he attended the annual assembly
of the Church of God in America.
Mr.. Rouse reports a growth OF
about 80 per cent in the member
ship of the denomination during
the past year.
c. II. Ginter and family left on
Tuesday evening for Denver to
make their home. Mr.. Ginter's In
terest In the Rialto theater was re-
Gently purchased by o. j. Thomas,
his former partner. re leaves to
take up business in Denver.
Old home night will be observed
In the First Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday night. The people
will be asked to sit together by
states and state songs and home
melodies will be a special feature
OF the service. A sermon on
Home" will be preached by the
pastor.
Melchoir Roth and 7. r. Ken
drick entertained about thirteen
couples last Wednesday evening in
the new *. P. hall with dance
that was held after the meeting of
the knights of Pythias. A four
piece orchestra was engaged for
the evening.
The next meeting of the City
Federation of Womens clubs will
+ be held on Thursday evening. De-
cember l.. 1t is the annual meet
ing of the federation and the cleo
ton of officers for the ensuing
year will take place. Rev. Samuel
Magill will address the meeting on
the disarmament conference which
is attracting widespread attention
at the present time.
A regular meeting of Queer
Esther Chapter No. 1 was held in
Masonic hall last Tuesday night.
Members from the Trinidad chap
ter and the Des Moines chapter
were present. Elaborate plans for
entertaining the visitors We're
made. After the installation, re-
freshments were served.
w. G. Rives left Friday after
noon to take charge of the Tau
pert optical business in Las Vegas
for the next few months. Mr.. Riyss
will also continue his business l.,
Ration. Mrs. Rives returned Mon
day evening from Las Vegas, where
she has been visiting with her 81 j.
ter, Mrs. Robert Taupert, since
the death of Mrs. Taupert a week
ago.
Miss Mildred Oxley entertained
a party of lady friends at the Oxley
home on Apache avenue at six
tables of bridge Monday afternoon.
Yellow and white chrysanthemums
formed the decorations. Dainty
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