Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-18
RATION

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Miss Evlyn, entertained at dinner
Tuesday. after which tables were
occupied for auction bridge. Thu
occasion was a very delightful ont
to the invited guests.
The regular meeting of the Cosel
club was held Thursday Afternoon
at the home of Mrs T, NJ. Taylor
There were the usual number Of
members present and social goot
time was enjoyed. The hostess
served refreshments.
julius Kuhnert, director oil
health education in the public
schools, addressed the Kiwanis
club at its MONDAY meeting or
Wednesday on the need of finan'
cial aid to provide surgical atten-
tion for children whose parents are
not able to pay for remedying the
defects such as adenoids and dis
eased tonsils. Mr.. Kuhnert en-
phasized the retarding effects OF
these defects in the school life OF
the students and the need for their
immediate removal. The club
unanimously endorsed the move.
ment to care for such children by
popular subscription.
An effort is being made to re-
vive the Ration Concert band which
recently disbanded because of lack
| of funds. 1t is believed by many
that with proper handling it should
be possible to secure enough finan-
cial support to maintain this or
ganization, which has in the past
| found many occasions to support
the public acceptably. In order to
obtain initial funds upon which to
resume work, dance is announced
to be given by the band in the high
school gymnasium on the night of
Friday, December 90.
William Honeyfield of Johnson
Mesa has recently received a reg
istered Holstein bull calf pur-
chased by him from j. c. Bolger
of Waterloo, Wis. The calf is of
the finest blood and is now eight
months old. It's mother at two
years had record of producing
I'm pounds of butter in single
week. Mr.. Honeyfield has for the
past several years been making a
study of the improving of his dairy
herd with remarkable success.
The Yoeman lodge will have a
Christmas tree entertainment at
the Odd Fellows hall on December
%. Included in the program is a
variety Of entertainment and good
times for the little ones.
The staff and nurses at the
Miners hospital are rejoicing over
the arrival of the new sterilizer,
which is now being installed. This
equipment was made possible
through the generosity of the med
ical profession composing the staff
who have volunteered to treat the
hospital inmates free, thus saving
the hospital the amount necessary
for the purchase of such needed
equipment.
A shipment of placer gold of
considerable volume was made by
the Ute Placer company of Badly.
which is developing the placer
workings In the vicinity of the
Aztec property. The exact value
OF the shipment is not known. The
Ute Placer company has only re-
Gently been organized in Ration and
its operations are as yet limited.
The seats for the rPair Of Skies"
which is being given by the junior
and senior classes of the Colfax
county high school went on sale
Thursday afternoon. The cast for
the three-act play has been hard
at work afternoons and evenings.
Miss Frances Keeth, head of the
English department, is coaching
the play.
Postmaster Brannen has an
nounced the placing of contract
for the installation of two addi-~
tional sections of postoffice boxes
for the use of city patrons. There
has been a demand for some time
past for more boxes than were
available, owing to the growing
population of the city. The see
lions will be placed on the west
side OF the present lobby and will
constitute an extension northward
of the sections on that side.
Fred Howarth is temporarily in
charge Of the office of the county
agricultural agent since the resig-
nation of County Agent Yates and
until such time as new agent is
selected. Mr.. Howarth Is very ia
miliar with the county agents
work, but can not give his entire
time to the job on account of his
personal affairs.
At q recent meeting of the
Christian Science association of |
Ration, decision was reached to be-
gin the erection of church edi-
flee on or about March 1, 1922,
During the past summer this BODY
and paid for a. plot of |
ground at,the corner of Park ave-
nue. and South Fourth street. The
ground has already been leveled
and graded and Is in readiness TO-.
building when that step should ap.
pear feasible.
Rev. Stephen A. Haboush, a ma
I've of Galllee, who is a lecturer
IF considerable renown, will be the
preacher at the Sunday night serv-
&c of the First Methodist church.
rhe subject of the lecture will be
2ased on the Holy Land.
Miss Dorothy Taylor celebrated
Ter eighth birthday last Wednes-
lay by inviting AZ of her young
friends to party. They spent the
afternoon in playing games and
having general good time. De-
icious refreshments were served