Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-20
CLOVIS

luNSN hAAV I've ulttI puSlHeSS meet
ing.
The ladies' of the city federation
of women are busy planning the
spring work Of cleaning and beau
tifying the city Meetings of the
whole federation were called Mon
day and Saturday afternoons at
the Lyceum and various committee
meetings during the week.
Lieutenant Governor and Mrs.
Duckworth. Senator Hull and Rep
resentauve Nichols returned home
the first of the week from Santa
Te.
The board of education held an
important meeting Monday night
in superintendent Bowers office
In the high school.
Many friends as we'll as the par
ents of the Boy Scouts responded
to the invitation of Rev. Poston to
come to the Christian church on
Monday night to see the boys pub
ncly installed and given their GER
ttficates of membership. Rev.
Poston Is doing a wonderful work
among the boys. His talk on the
history, purpose and influence of
scouting was intensely interesting.
The NJ. E. ladies held very
successful bazaar on Main street in
front of the w. |. Luikart store on
Tuesday. Mrs Bryan's extract
booth was very popular and Gre
Rted quite a little excitement until
1t was discovered the extracts were
strictly non-alcoholic.
The Clovis high school quintet
was In Albuquerque this week to
take part In the state basket ball
tournament.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church gave silver tea at the
manse Wednesday. The guests
were entertained by the following
program: Reading, Mrs. Cornell;
vocal solo, Mrs. Burl Johnson, and
en- original playlet by Mrs. George
Cornell entitled, Thrift Week at
Smiths Corners" Those taking
part in the play were Mesdamesl
Dennis. Robinson, Ramey, John
son, Stevenson, McMinn and Cor
nell. The sketch was humorous,
but the false and true meaning off
thrift was we'll exemplfied. Mrs.
HUI and Mrs. Howell presided att
the tea table, assisted by Misses
Hockenhull, Wilson. Shaler and
Towne.
The usual good time was had at
the Elks' ball the Seventeenth Of
March"
One of the largest parties of the
week was given at the home of
Mrs. c. G. Callicott on Thursday
by the M. e. Missionary society to
their husbands. The house was
beautifully decorated in green.
After an evening of fun with stuntsl
and contests suitable for st. Pat
rick's day. delicious refreshments
were served.
The eighth grade girls and boysI
enjoyed hike and weinie roast
Friday.
st. Patrick would have enjoyed
the entertainment given in his hon
cr at tha high school building Sat
urday evening. for everything was
Irish. The entertainment. one of a
series of Clovis school faculty part |
les, was given by the teachers
whose names begin with the letters
M. to II. The evening was spent IN
games of rock, dominoes and forty
two, and favors consisted of nina
ture Irish flags.
Little Miss Pauline Mandell was
hostess at a line party given to a |
number of her friends Saturday
afternoon. Guests were Maxine |
Nelson, jamie Wood Bishop, 10
Marie Carmack, Dorothy Mullins, |
Constance Pixley, Jean Chapman,
CLANCY Catherine Miller, Arthur l. |
Zerwer, Walter Chris zerwer, Lang |
don. Skarda. Lyonel Skarda and
Ruddie Mandell.
After the show the guests went |
to Murrays for refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Watson |
entertained with a o'clock din
ner Tuesday evening, the following |
guests being present; Rev. and
Mrs. c. d. Poston and son. Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ambrose Ivy, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Stuart, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Andy Moore Mrs. Bessie Moore
and son, MIR. and Mrs. Paul VIM |
stead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. e. Purdom
and baby of Amarillo, spent Tues |
day and Wednesday In Clovis visit |
II. Gallon,
Peter L. Masterson OF Los An
geles, Calf, spent Wednesday here |
visiting at the home of his brother.
Louis p. j. Masterson. He stopped
ington, Ky.
Miss Adrainne Stallings, who has
been attending Kid koy college at
Sherman. Tex. is spending a few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. C. Stallings.
Mrs. H. j. Mitchell of Orange.
Calf, came in Saturday because of
the serious illness of her mother,
Mrs. Pattie Holland. She is now
slowly improving. AS soon as she Is
able to travel, she will accompany
Mrs. Mitchell to California where
she will make her future home.
The second meeting of the Curry
County Teachers association will be
held at the Claud school, fifteen
miles north of Clovis on saturday,
March rs. John V. Conway, state
superintendent. and DR.. w. o. Hall,
president of the Silver City normal,
have been invited. and will prob
ably appear on the program.
Work on the 1921 Plainsman, the
year book of the Clovis high
school, has begun in earnest, &C
cording to word coming from staff
circles. The book was christened
1.-THE Plainsman."
The school election for the Sc
lection Vof members of the board
of education of the Clovis ethyl
schools, will be held Tuesday, April
s. Terms of DIR. A. L. Dillon. presi-
dent OF the board, A. j. Rodes and
S. A. Jones will expire, and John
o. Pritchard. secretary and. w. Is.
Cramer will hold over.
Plans are now under way for the
four weeks cooperative revival
will be held In Clovis from May 20
10 Luna 2 hv the Rev. L. Il. Honey