Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-07
RATION

A special meeting of the Ex-
Service Mems. association Of Col
fax county has been called for
Wednesday night. The meeting
will take place in the basement
of tho Carnegie library.
The grounds surrounding Colfax
county high school and gynnasi-
UNI are being graded and grass is
to be planted in the parking sur
rounding the block. A. retaining
wall will be built on the east side
of the building and at the north
side to keep the grounds from
washing onto the sidewalks. A
system Of irrigation has been In
stalled with plenty of hydrants
about the grounds.
Miss Lota E. Kelly, of the L. e.
Kelly, Inc, store, has just return
ed from attendance of the Nation
al Federation of Business and Pro-
fessional Women's clubs conven-
ton at Cleveland, o. Miss Kelly
was reelected vice president of
the federation. After the conven-
ton Miss Kelly went to New York
to, secure fall styles and samples
for her store.
Miss Rosetta Stevens was the
hostess to a small group of young
people with a dance and party |
given in her home last Tuesday
night. A Dutch lunch was served. |
Those present included Misses
Aileen Laird, Dorothy Shearer, |
Thelma Math and Olive Fell, and
Messrs. Elton Durham, Manville
Chapman, Melchoir Roth, Don
Kellerman and Andrew Roth.
Mrs. Esther Rule, local operator
OF the Western Union. has been
transferred to a similar position In
Cheyenne, Wyo. Before leaving
she will spend two weeks vacation
visiting her sister, Mrs. L. A.
Brockman, Of Sugarite.
Mrs. ]. c. Larkin was the host
ess at party given last Saturday
afternoon in honor of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Marion Hunt. There
were 80 guests present.
Last Saturday night Miss Muriel
Avis Heard of Trinidad became the
bride Of John Martin Southwell of
Ration. The wedding took place
in Walsenburg, and Miss La Verna
Stout of Trinidad and Walter Ray
Keal of Kansas City, Mo-. were
witnesses. The bride is the daugh- |
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Heard
of Trinidad and the groom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John f.
Southwell Of Ration. Mr.. and Mrs. |
Southwell have taken UP their res
idence in Ration.
Miss Evelyn Kruger, Miss Flor
ence Tanning, Earl Tanning and |
William Lark left Tuesday after
noon to join Mr.. and Mrs. H. W.
Kruger and their family on a va
cation in California. The party |
will be gone two weeks.
The boys of the city are to have |
a two-day vacation on the Meloch |
ranch as the guests of Mr.. Meloch. |
All the boys in the city are in
vited to go. The boys will make |
crop surveys. judge stock, visit
the lake park, pick UP wire for
few hours and feast. Between |
so and rs boys are planning on |
going.
The White Cross meeting Of the
ladies Of the Baptist church will
be held In connection with the |
missionary program at the home |
of Mrs. Rufus H, Carter Thurs
day afternoon.
Earl Wimberly of Ration and |
Miss Elsie Warren of Monte Vista,
Colo, were married at Alamosa. |
The young couple left Ration last |
week for Chama, N. M, where
Mr.. Wimberly is now employed.
The Rev. Edward J. Carson OF
the Presbyterian church has been
invited by the foreign missions
board to attend a ten days sum-
mer school at the Presbyterian as
sembly of the southwest on Lake
Tanneycones at Hollister, Mo. He
left Sunday night and will be abb |
sent for two weeks, returning to |
his pulpit on August is.