Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-23
HAGERMAN

The Rev. w. f. Lyon of Abilene,
Tex, preached at the Methodist
church Sunday morning. He is
secretary of the northeast confer
enCe of New Mexico and he was at
Hagerman in the interest OF the
centenary movement.
Chaves county is taking front
rank with the most progressive
counties of the state by having a
county health officer who devotes
his entire time to the work. Doc
tor Gudakunst, who is stationed at
Roswell, has this work in charge.
A county nurse has also been en-
gagged to do community work along
this line. Miss Taylor, who has
taken special training for this work
at Columbia college, has been en-
gagged for this work and began her
work last week.
Doctor Gudakunst and Miss Tay-
Tor visited Hagerman one day last
week in order to look over the sit
uation. The school children were
weighed Monday as the first part
of the physical examination they
will undergo.
The funds of the Red Cross left
on hand at Dexter, Hagerman and
Lake Arthur have been used to hire
the county nurse.
Several of the Hagerman pupils
of Mrs. Emily Welty went to DeX-
ter Friday evening to assist in a
recital. Among those who assisted
were Misses Esther James, Carmen
Jacobs and Tillman Carter, who
gave readings, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Kmety, Misses Mary Slater, Mabel
Cowan, Helen Cumpsten aand An
ME Kmety, who gave musical num-
bers.
A number of Hagerman people
attended a dancing party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ware Mon
day evening.
Mrs. and Mrs. Paddock and fam
lily, Mr. lGehman and daughter,
Alta, Mrs. Walton, Everett Walton,
Mrs. Palmer, John Henry and Nary
Slater were among the number who
tial service of the Methodist church,
South.
The Thursday club met at the
home of Mrs. W. A. Losey, who
was leader and conducted an in
teresting lesson, on chemistry.
The B. Y. p. u. enjoyed a de-
lightful party Friday evening at
the S. H. Reed home. Games were |
played until a late hour and a !
dainty luncheon was served.
The Hagerman boys basketball |
team went to Roswell Friday and |
played against the Roswell II. S. |
team. The game was hard fought |
one and resulted in a score of 80 |
to 2S in favor of Hagerman.
The Woman's Home Mission met |
afternoon at the home |
Of Mrs. G. G. Howe. The president,
Mrs. Curry, opened the meeting and
then Mrs. w. T. West, the leader
for the day, took charge of the /
and read the scripture les
son. Mrs. Carson of Dexter gave
he prayer. The study lesson for
he afternoon was on the work
lone by the w. Fl. M. In Tampa,
Fla. Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Phillips and
Mrs. Burck read articles on various
phases of the work. Mrs. Paddock
cad an article on the graduation
If Miss Hicks, the mission worker
rom our conference. During the
ocial hour that followed the meet
ng, music was furnished by Miss
3auslin and a delicious two course
was served by the host
'ss, Mrs. Howe, who was assisted
" Mesdames Bauslin, Burck, Car
er, Curry, Cowan, Camp, Deweese, J.
header Phillips, Paddock, Smith,
Fan Arsdol, West, Wright, Carson
nd Stanley ofDexter, Misses James
md Bauslin, Rev. Carter, Mr.. and
drs Howe The next meeting will
'e at the home of Mrs. Aaron
lark. AHi -e sfll,f
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid So
iety met at the home of Mrs. d.
!. Bradley. The devotional meet
ng was conducted by Mr.. w. T.
Walker, then short business ses-
ION was conducted by the vice
resident, Mrs 7. B, Platt. Att