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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-15

The memory of the late pastor
emeritus, Dr. Abiel Holmes Wright,
for SO years pastor of the st. Law
renee Congregational Church, Port
land. has cen honored by the mem
bers of the congregation by making
it's official name The Wright Me-
mortal Church. The church building
was erected almost entirely through
the efforts Of DIR. Wright.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-15

will cost nearly $4,000 and will be
ready for occupancy next spring.
Byron G. Matthews. of Boothbay
Harbor, who died last week as the re-
suit of injuries received by being hit
by an automobile driven by Ralph
Boyd. principal of the Grammar
school, Evas one of the most promi-
nent citizens of that town. He was
postmaster from Oct. so, 1875 to Sept.
"a, 1885 and on Oct. 10, 1886 began his
duties as treasurer of the Boothbay
Savings Bank, which he continued
until his death. He was IS years of
age.
Boothbay Harbor Knights of
Pythias are planning a heap big
time" from Nov. Is to % inclusive.
The Third Degree team on Wednes-
day. Nov. 16 will visit Wiscasset and
work the Rank of knight. Boothbay
Lodge. No. SO, will on Monday, Nov.
u celebrate its seth anniversary and
will work the Rank of Page on a
class of about Is and the Rank OF
knight on a class of three. CuLlber-
land Lodge, No. Sc of South Portland
will confer the Rank of Page and
Boothbay Lodge. No. 80, the Rank OF
Knight. The grand chancellor, grand
keeper of records and seals and the
grand inner guard of the Maine
Grand Lodge and the grand chancel-
lor Of the Massachusetts, Grand
Lodge are expected to attend. A dis
trict convention will be held at the
same time. The Pythian Sisters Will
on Nov. 90 stage a Ladies' Mipstrel
show and will have some excellent
talent to uphold their end of Booth
bays Pythian week.
Howard Corning Of Bangor was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-15

Peter E. and John McSherry Of
Lewiston are searching for their sis
ter, Katherine, rs years old, who left
home five years ago and who has
not since been heard from. Their ia
Their, Patrick McSherry. was for 40
years baggagemaster at the Auburn
station of the Grand Trunk Railroad
He was killed three years ago by the
cars at Lowell. That brought no
word from the missing sister. Their
mother died Saturday in the Carney
hospital in Boston, where the sons
had taken her for an operation. fail
ing to rally. The boys hope that the
word of their mothers death may
reach the sister
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-15
Odd Fellows Ha

Odd Fellows Hall
ASYLUM LODGE, NO. 70, !. o. o. r.
Regular meeting Friday evening at
7.3n. Friday. Nov. is, 1nitiat2ry de-
G. S. PEASLEE. n. G.
EDWIN +. WESTON, Sec'y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-15
JEPHTHA ENcAMPMENr, NO I

CALANTHE LNDGE, NO. 81, K. r.
Regular meeting Wednesday evenings.
Meeting commences at 7.S0.
PETER BUSH, JR.. c. c.
PERCY f. ID. KNOX, K Of r. and S.
mon wed If
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-06

program at the entertainment Civ
en- for the visiting delegates. Miss
Burke appeared in character
dances. She is only 10 years old.
Mrs. Il. Parke Seliard and
daughter, Miss Margaret, VIII
leave the first of the week for a
visit at her former home at Mex"
leo, Mo.
Mrs. Jean Padell entertained
the Women's Sewing club at her
home Wednesday afternoon.
Mesdames e. w. Cooper and w
w. Zahnley entertained the mem
bers of the Home Missionary So
ciety at the home of the latter on
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Sam Dimon was taken seri-
ously i'll Tuesday afternoon and Is
now a patient at a local hospital.
Mrs Johnnie Rowe of Winslow,
Ariz., visited In the city with Mrs.
+. J. Allison last week.
Mrs. w. II. Morris entertained
the P. Z. o. at her splendid home
Friday afternoon. Grand opera
music was the subject for study
and discussion.
Mrs. w. r. Cregar entertained
the Thursday club at bridge last
week.
Mrs. w. Fl. Morris entertained
in honor of Miss Esther Barton OF
Santa Fe on Wednesday afternoon.
The members of the p. r. o. were
the guests of the occasion. Miss
Barton is a member of the Santa
Fe p. Z. o.
Mrs. Palmer Ketner and her
mother, Mrs. Susan Wells, were
hostesses to the Congregations
Women's Circle at the home OF
Mrs Ketner. Thursday afternoon,
Miss Ethel and Eva Cory were
quite seriously injured last Sunday
afternoon when a car in which
they were riding turned over.
throwing them out. They were
riding in a heavily loaded auto
with other members Of the three
Cory brothers families, all Of
whom were slightly injured. Miss
Ethel suffered severe cuts on her
face and Miss Eva sustained a
broken rib.
Miss Sophia Martin entertained
twelve couples at masque Hat"
lowe'en party Monday night.
Miss Elsie Walker, who has been
visiting in the city with her broth
er, D. G. Walker. and family. has
returned TO her home in Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs =. J. Dugan and
son, Edward. of Santa Fe, are in
the city visiting with friends and
attending to some matters in tho
district court. Mr. Dugan is as
sstant warden of the penitehtiary.
w. w. Shaffer of albuquerque
visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs w RI. Hams on Thursday of
last week.
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of her girl ana boy friends of the
younger set,
Many of the young people oil
| town drove to the home of MIR
1 and Mrs. Austin, a few miles in the
| country, on Monday evening where
| they were entertained with a de-
lightful Halloween party AMI
were served a sumptous luoheon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ham Mcdonald
also gave O Halloween party on
Monday evening to a large nnmber
of young people, which included
several young married couples.
J. A. Jones of Oklahoma City,
Okla, spent last week in Portales.
Mr.. Jones was prospecting in this
valley with the intention of locat-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Pipkin have
been enjoying a visit from their
friend. Mrs. Vashti Swain of Mar
| ia, Tex.
Prof. s. ]. Livingston left here
last Sunday for Denver, Colo,
where he will join Mrs. Livingston.
who has been there for some
Weehss MT. anu nhip' lSiflASStNh
will remain in Denver for the next
several months.
r. r. Joyce of Carlsbad was an,
over Sunday visitor in Portales.
Miss Helen Lindsey came In
Wednesday from Las Vegas to as
sumo the duties of the post Office
here for the next four years, as
she has received her official ap-
pointment.
The Methodist Missionary soci-
ETY. was entertained on Thursday
afternoon at the homo Of Mrs. d.
b. Williams. After devotional SER
vices an interesting program was
enjoyed. and during the social
hour the hostess served refresh-
ments.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Arthur
Jones was hostess to her music
class from to G o'clock, and
from to 8 o'clock she entertained
her Sunday school class and the
little folks spent jolly two hours.
Both affairs were Halloween par
ties.
After living several years in Clio
Wis. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore
have moved back to their home
here in Portales,
II. L. Newly and father, from
Farwell, Tex, spent Saturday here
on a prospecting trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Martin Of
this city left Wednesday for Globe
Ariz.. where they will visit their
daughter and family for several
weeks.
Revival services will commence
at the progressive Christian church
here today with the Revs. Mr.. and
Mrs. Norris J. Reasoner in charge
of the meetings.
Frank r. Smith. for MANY years
a resident OF Portales came in
Wednesday from Houston Tex. TO
look after his interests here.
G. D. slider of Chicago, Ill. re-
Gently spent several DAYS in orr
city and while here purchases
three carloads of hroomcorn for
the facforv he Represents.
Mrs. Tom Moody will leave her"
In a few DAYS 10 join her husband
in Amarillo, Tex. where he has
accantod a position.
On Tuesday W~s r. o Leach
was hostess at her home at a
thrae-course O'Clock 'rnchoon
n'nentin the Fllon tones r.
y. chapter of Portalos. Mos Of
the members were present The
emhlems Of the season were very |
mrch IN evidence.
The Woman's club OF portales
was hostess to the Woman's eiuo |
Of Clovis on Wednesday, AT four
course turkey luncheon at I o'cloc'o
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-06
GALLUP

Mrs. Chef Leavitt Of Holbrook,
Ariz., is in the city visiting with
her daughter, Miss Dorothy, who
is attending school here.
Mrs. A. w. Hanson and children
have returned to their home in Los
Angeles, Calf, after a very pleas
ant visit here with Mrs. Hanson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Hart.
Mrs. Della B. Swartz will leave
the first of the week for King
fisher, Okla, to spend the winter
with her sister, Mrs. ]. Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Roluti
are the parents of a boy, born 70
them last Sunday afternoon.
Jack Hamilton and family have
returned to Gallup from Gibson,
N. NJ, and have moved into their
home here.
Mss Margaret Griffin and Miss
Betty Bovard entertained last
Wednesday evening In honor CT
Miss Margaret Boardman and Miss
Thelma Hoffman, who are their
guests.
VIM. Oliver has returned from a
visit in Los Angeles, Calf
Mrs. K. H. Myers of Winslow,
Ariz., is visiting in the city with
friends.
The Palmer Ketner Post No. B..
of the American Legion, will hold
its third annual ball at the City
club in Gallup on the night of
November II.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mosso are
rejoicing over the arrival of a
daughter in their home.
Jack Myrick Jr, and wife and
baby returned to Gallup the first
OF last week Mr.. Myrick left
Gallup several years ago and be-
came member of Uncle Sans
naval forces. During the past
year he has been residing in
Chicago.
About twenty friends and neigh
Dor ladies' of Mrs. Percy George
son pleasantly surprised her on
wednesday by giving her an all
day birthday party. The guests
assembled Mt her home at II in
the forenoon and made merry until
late in the evening.
Mrs. Jack Myrick, Sr" has re-
turned from visit In Chicago and
Brazil, Ind.
Miss Vivian Peterson entertain
ed at a Halloween party Satur-
day evening at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. L, V. Mcdonald, In
Sunnyside. A large group Of her
Cat t,,,tito1
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Las Vegas

The Las Vegas knights Of
| Pythias have presented a solid
| gold medal to Charles Bunch,
keeper of seals and records, show
ing that he has been O member Of
Is said to be one of the best ex-
emplifiers of the degree work in
the state. This medal has been
adopted by the knights as a means
Of recognizing faithful service
among its members.
Monday night ghosts and COB
Inns, witches and black cats were
everywhere in evidence on the
streets of Vegas. Miss Louise
Hammond entertained a number
of her young friends at a dinner
the small guests were taken
around to the homes Of friends
and parents to show them what
real bad ghosts the little ones
might be.
The Shriners were hosts to their
friends at delightful Halloween
party in their club rooms. Early
in the evening short program
was given. Miss Selma Sizer sang
accompanied by Mrs. Colbert G.
Root. Miss Ida Harper, Miss Dor
othea CARBON and Jennings Nc
MILAN appeared in a playlet en-
titled. Suppressed Desires" Miss
Harper also danced. After the en-
tertainment the room was turned
over to the guests who were mask
al 41A Hnn
late.
The young men of the city. who
a few weeks ago started to obtain
members for a club, 1.-THE Kiwan-
ians," have reached the requisite
number, which Is fifty. and will
next week organize and be full
fledged club. Henry G. Coors, Jr..
OF Albuquerque, will be here to
assist in the formal organization |
Henry Blattman is the temporary
president and Colbert c. Root the |
secretary, while Mr.. Gerdeman
holds the money for the organiza- 4,
ton.
J. p. Geyer Of Springer has pur-
chased the home OF Mrs. f. J.
Gehring on Third street and will |
iioRt III EDDu.
M. r. Noble, young lawyer |
here, who In a graduate of the |
University of Illinois, has been
named district chairman for the |
to raise two and half |
million dollars for the erection Of |
a memorial stadium at his alma
mater.
Glen Older ana Peg Stockland
arrived home today from Kansas
City. where they have been attend
ing the American Legion meeting.
DR.. J. NJ Cook. president Of the
Raptist college here. will 20 to Al
buoueroue next week to attend the
convention of the Paptists OF the
state held in that city. DR.. Coos
will tell the people present the
needs Of the college. and he ex-
poets to have provision made for
every need for the New
Me~ico baptist college.
The final meeting OF the F1ks
In the drive fos MEMBERSHIPS viii
he held at the club house next
Tuesday evening. Several pen
meetings have been hello and the
'aptains and teams announced
hat 43 memberships had already
been received. The work Is car
led on by ten cantains. each hav-
ng four men to work with and ar
under the craftsmanship of the ex-
alted ruler The team captains
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-06
WAGON MOUND

Miss Beulah Hargrave returned
to her home in Watrous on Mon~
day morning after spending the
| weekend here as the guest of Miss
Veva c. Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frank Curng
and little daughter, Helen. return
ed Saturday from Los Angeles,
where they had made an extended
visit with Mr.. Curns' parents.
Miss Ruth Turner of East Las
Vegas came in Saturday afternoon
and spent few days here as the
house guest Of Mrs. e. B. Sifferd.
returning home Tuesday.
Miss Frances Blattman was
hostess to a number of her friends
at an enjoyable Halloween party
at her home Monday evening. At
late hour refreshments were
served by the hostess to Mtssss
Frances Davis, Lola billiard. Lottfe
billiard, Eloisa Arrellano, Ina Vac
Gibson, Minnie Blattman ana
Messrs. Veryl Gibson, Max Gibson,
Neil Bolt and Horace billiard.
Mrs. w. Fremon Osborne and
to the Meadow City on Friday eve-
ming on a shopping and business
trip, returning home Saturday
night.
Mesdames C. r. Reyes and e. B.
Sifferd gave an enjoyable hard
times" dance at the opera house
Halloween night. Cash prizes of
$3.50 each were awarded by the
Judging committee to Miss Fac
Brewer and Engenio Vigil for hav-
ing the best "hard times' CO.'S
tunes. A number of Halloween
costumes were In evidence and to-
gether with the 'tacky'' ones add
ed much to the merriment OF the
occasion. The ladies OF the Santa
Clara church served lunch during
the evening, the proceeds OF which
amounted to more than $50. A
very large crowd danced to musio
furnished by local talent until
late hour.
Don Vicente Mares was Vegas
visitor the past weekend, returns
ing home Saturday afternoon.
Neil Bolt and Milton Schultz,
members of the Junior and fresh-
man classes respectively, of the
local high school, spent the week.
end with their parents at Levy.
Mrs. Joe Wertheim came In q
few days ago from Carlsbad. N.
M, and will visit here for some-
time with her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. s, Vorenberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Bentley were
hosts at an informal dance given
at the Frye hotel on Thursday eve
ming in honor Of the formers siss
ter. Miss Nan Virginia Bentley.
who is here from Missouri making
4 visit The occasion was Miss
twenty-first birthday,
and the cutting OF birthday cake,
lighted with 81 candles. was one
IF the most enjoyable features For
hose who did not care to dance,
cards were provided, so everyons
spent q very pleasant evening. At
refreshmen were serv-
I'd to about forty guests.
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Normal University
nAS XepaSN

The department of drama, I'M
der the direction of Mr.. Charles e
Shank. presented a very delightful
one-act play, Suppressed De-
sires," at the Shriners Halloween
party Monday night, repeating the
performance at chapel before the
,student body Tuesday morning.
The opera house reception OF
the Girls Friendly society at the
dorm last week was an unparal-
leled success. The parlors and
hallway were decorated in true
Halloween style. Guests were
shown over the entire building.
and music and punch served to en-
terrain them on their return to
the ground floor. Most OF the stu
dent body and great number of
town people attended the recep-
ton. After the reception Miss
Adams and the girls were invited
to the Elks' masque ball. where a
second good time was enjoyed.
Miss Marie Soma, professor oS
Spanish, has returned temporarily
to her home in Santa Fe on ac-
count of illness. Miss Sena has
not thoroughly recovered from a
recent attack of grippe. During
her absence Misses Osmund, Full
genzi and Liesse are handling the
work of her department.
Miss Anna Berry, secretary IN
the Normal offices, has returned
from vacation spent in the east.
Miss Berry's health Is much Inn
proved.
The Normal this week suffered
the loss of Miss Helen Lindsay
from the position of secretary Of
the institution. Miss Lindsay has
been appointed postmaster at Por-
tales and has returned to her home
county to take up her new duties
The Normal Is planning to take
part in the Armistice day parade
next Friday. probably with
walking float depicting the vari-
Gus countries engaged In the war
on the side of the allies.
Stems have been taken toward
the "r"a niyation Of an orohestra
Ny NcC1vnn will be In charge. He
10 also director Of the Glee club.
Tho Delta Sies are planning the
esta hlishment Of sorority house
in tho Normal cottage next tn the
dormitorv. A number of the Delta
Sie sisters are moving into the
new quarters from the dorrnitary,
Rev, Mr. Tackeon Of the Presbv
+nrinn chu~oh has been invited to
d"'f'er ~ Arn,istioa dav address,
~ tho Normal nn~t Thursday nv
.Ta o'r~0n was n ma'o~ In tho Ca
res'an forces overseas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-06
PORTALES

1t has been many years since che
people of Portales. both young
and middle aged. have entered in
to the Measures and festivities Of
the "Hallowe'en" season as they
have during the past wank.
On N0ndav evening Mr. AM
Mrs. A nickhreder entertained
at a Halloween social at their
home from 7.3n until II o'clock
The evening was spent with old
fashioned games and music. and
later on an elaborate luncheon was
served Nv the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. r. Sledge.
On Mondav night Miss Clovis
Garrett was hostess at costumed
mashed Halloween nartv for 80
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-06

treasurer; Miss Mabel Healey, cor
responding secretary. The objec
tives to be sought will be along
cultural lines, seeking mutual ad
vantages through cooperative ef-
fort. The club will meet regularly
on every Thursday evening and
will observe one of the meetings
each month with social evening
and lunch. Later, it is planned to
affiliate with the State and Ma
ton Federation of Business Wom-
EMS clubs.
The ladies Of the Eastern Star
Social circle met last Wednesday
afternoon for the first time in the
new Masonic quarters for an en-
joyable social afternoon. The cir
Gle meets regularly on the last
Wednesday afternoon Of each
month. The officers of the circle
are: Mrs. Jennie f. Harnish, pres
ident; Mrs. A. B. Sears, vice presi'
dent; Mrs. w. G. Sims, secretary
treasurer.
The ladies of the Maccabees
were entertained on last Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mrs.
H. w. Metz on South Second
street, in honor of Mrs. Moores.
deputy of the order in Arizona and
New Mexico. Those present were
Mesdames Hastings, Hamilton,
Walters, Sanger. Weaver, Sutcliff.
Metz, Peppiatt, Misses Belle Merz
and Vivian Sanger.
The Ration Sorosis met Friday
afternoon in the library auditori-
UNI for the enjoyment of the week.
Nv program. Interesting papers
were presented by Mrs. William
Arkell on "The Life and Work of
John G.. Patton" a famous mis-
sionary, and by Mrs. J. T. Conway
on 1.-THE Life and Work of Marin
Luther" Marin Luther's "Cradle
Song" was sung by Mrs. A, II.
Darden. At the regular meeting
next Friday afternoon, new MEM
bers will be initiated and the Soro"
sis delegates to the state fedora
ton meeting at Roswell Mrs. l.. s.
Wilson, Mrs. A. r. Davis and Mrs.
e. L. Golf, will present their re-
ports.
The ladies' of the Coudre club
pleasantly entertained their hus-
bands at a Halloween party last
Saturday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rohr. The
evening was spent in the enjoy
ment Of games, after which delici.
Gus refreshments were served. The
home was appropriately decorated
in Halloween colors. The club
will meet on next Thursday with
Mrs. Estal Smith.
A father and son banquet will
be enjoyed by the members AMI
friends of the First Presbyterian
church in the Christian Endeavor
hall next Thursday evening. be-
ginning at $40 o'clock A splen-
did program has been arranged.
following the dinner which is TO
be served by the ladies' aid of the
church.
The girls of the s. o. s. class Of
the Methodist Sunday school had
Halloween social in the base
ment of the church Monday eve
ming. The walls and CEILING were
decorated with decorations which
included numnkins corn ears and
stalks and autumn leaves Re-
fresh ments were apple cider
numnkin pie, ample salad and
sandwiches. About sixty ATTENDED
besides several guests.
q.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-06
RATION

Mrs. w. C. James OF Birming-
ham, Ala, president of the w. Nj.
III, of the Southern Baptist conVen
ton, will speak at the Baptist
church Sunda. afternoon at 2:45.
An order has gone out to all
merchants in the city that stores
in Ration must not open on Sun
days, except drug stores and res
taurants. The order was issued
by the district attorneys office
and followed many complaints
about some places running the
same on Sundays as on other days.
The order, 1t was explained. is d.
rected at those concerns on the
east side and west side that have
been making q specially Of Sun
day business Soft drink parlors
are hit by the order and will not
be permitted to do business be-
tween midnight Saturday and
Monday morning.
County Agent E. M. Yates and
Mrs. Yates returned Wednesday
evening from a three-weeks' abb
sence visiting In Missouri. The
trip was made by auto without
mishap. Mr.. Yates reports excel
lent general conditions In his home
state. but says that he finds Col
fax county in much better shape
than that portion of Kansas which
he traversed.
Mesdames I. T. Campbell ana
J. r. Barber entertained the Hes
perian Literary club Tuesday ait
ernoon at the home Of Mrs. Camp
bell this being the annual guest
party. The afternoons program
opened with :. song by Mrs. OAR
den, which was beautifully rem
dered. Following this comedy
in one act entitled, THE Broken
hearted Club" was presented by
eleven members. The play proved
to be very interesting and Wen re-
ceiyed. Delicious refreshments
were served by the hosterses at the
close of the program. =.
Mrs. II. Erie Hoke entertainer
at two tables of auction bridge at
her home on South Fourth street
last Wednesday afternoon. j.
The Business and Professional
women CluD fuSL WSaiiSp1"'
ming at their club rooms to enjoy
q supper and business session. Mrs.
C. M. Bayne was the hostess of the
evening. The club is enjoying a
prosperous and profitable exist
ence with it's full membership OF
fourteen members. At the regular
meeting last week the followlnS
new club officers were Installed:
Mrs Mayme stowe, president; Mrs,
Kathleen Pollard. vice president;
Mrs. Emma Kegel, seeretary-treas-
urer; Miss Evelyn Shuler, CORE
spending secretary.
w. L. Trimble, principal or the
Colfax county high school, left on
wednesday for Denver for the
purpose of visiting the Denver
high schools. Mr.. Trimble desires
to investigate the administration
OF the Denver schools, course or
study and general conditions as
comDared with his administration
of the local school. The object or
this trip is to make his admins
tration better in the local schoo'
The young business women Of
Ration met last Tuesday evening
at the headquarters of the Bust
ness Women's club for the purnos"
of organizing a innior club, the
following club officers were elect
e.. Mss Gladys Taylor. president
Ms Grace 1Seilev. vice president;
Miss blanche Reed. secretary