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

Our summer session has been
well attended and the students have
worked enthusiastically, even
though the weather has been warm
at times.
Mr.. ]. E. Gpodeh, president of
the college, who has been in the
hospital for over two months in
Salina, Kansas, returned few days
ago, much improved in health, but
not yet entirely well. He has been
TO the country for short, fishing
trip since returning.
Mrs. Ethel Allison has a very
pleasant secretarial position in Tie
office Of the Colt Lighting and
Cooking plant, and is making good.
The speed class in advanced die
tation, is now working on a short
legal course, as we'll as civil service
dictation and is getting along splen-
didly with the work.
MISC Alice Her is employed in the
office Of the Becker company OF
Beien, and writes that she is get
ting along nicely, likes the work
and the people there.
The following federal board boys
have been and are now on vaca-
lions: Charles E. Austin, Thomas
e. Boyd, Jesse Burlingame, Fay
H. Carroll, Cuba V. Clayton, Yes
B. C&fey, Claude A. Dewy, Ramon
Gonzales, A. V. Gutierres, Fred C.
Harrison, Leon C, Hatton, Jesse
Hodges, Roy l.. Keeter, William ].
Knoop, Lewis e. Lockett, Will r.
Martin, Williams Z. McMinn, Sam
uel e. Nelson, Edward j. Stacey,
Seth A. Usrey and Allen b. Will
Jams. Many of these young men
have gone hom9 to visit relatives;
sGme have gone to the mountains,
and those who have returned 10
school report that they are feeling
fine, full of pep" and ready TO go
or with their work to successful
c, mpletion.
Paul rorres has returned to
school aft4' o prolonged sp ell of
sickness. and is getting back IN the
work agail. Paul is one of our best
students.
Abbie~ NTallettc was recently
placed in the office of the Livings-
ton Furniture company, dong
stenographic and bookkeeping
work.
Our classes ir Pace Dc Pace,
hlGher accounting, is showing a
seat interest ia tEeir work ard are
milking substantial progress. :.
Thomas S. Newell is employed
as city salesman for the Ov enwcod
Oh company ioc reports that he is
y Getting w tn s7lt cess.
Miss Martha Simons was recently
placed in a stenographic position
by our employment department.,
with Mr.. julius Cans. santa Fe.
She writes that she likes the Cap
ital City and her position.
Miss Flora Sandoval has been
very successful in substitute posi-
tons. She worked a month in the
bureau of good roads and is now
employed in the office Of the Con-
tinental Oil company.
e. Benjamin Branch, a student
Of our Business department. has
Just accepted a bookkeeping posi-
ton in the office of the Roy Trad
ing company, Roy. N, M.
Mr.. Claude Phelan has returned
to his home at Flagstaff, Ariz.,
after pursuing the business course
for six months. His last work was
on the bank bookkeeping machineI
which he finished in record time.
A letter from Mrs. Alma Elkins,
Los Angeles, states that she has a
nice position in the office of But
Ter & Linklater, real estate dealers.
Miss Ethel Naples has been do
ing some special stenographic
work in the office of Attorney
George G, Taylor.
Some time ago Miss Amanda
Thomas took a course on our bank
bookkeeping and ledger posting
machine and was at once placed
in a good position in the office of
First National bank of Belen.
Our course in mechanical ac-
counting is becoming more popular
each month, especially the bank
bookkeeping machine.
Miss Anna Kemp writes from
Los Angeles that she has secured
a stenographic position and likes
California very much.
Notwithstanding the depressed
condition over the state. we have
had several calls for first class Of
flee help the past two months that
we were unable to fill, and the
prospects for A. B. G. graduates
seem very good.
Miss Lucy Kelley Is employed in
the office of w. w. Mcdonald and
is giving satisfaction.
Several of our students have
been taking vacations during the
hot weather. but will be ready to
return in September. with new
vigor and determination.
Miss Elizabeth Rodgers reports
that she is getting along nicely in
her position with the agriculturist. |
Every week we have letters and
kilograms from banks and business
houses over New Mexico and Ari-
zona calling on us for office help
and We likewise receive letters
from former graduates telling us
Of the positions they have and
how well they are getting along.
Miss Ethel Roberts has a tenn
porary position with the Cooper
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