Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-07-03
STATE COLLEGE
LAS CRUCES.


]. L. Laughlin, formerly In
charge of the department for vo-
cational training of disabled SOL
diers at State College, but who for
some time has been at the AIbu-
querque office. has again been
transferred to the college, where
he will be stationed permanently.
Mr.. Laughlins engagement to
Miss Winifred Mcknight. a popu-
lar society girl of Amarillo, Texas,
has been announced, and the we'd
ding will be some time in August.
Mr.. Laughlin and his bride will
make their home at the college.
DR.. Robert Middlebrook, head
of the department of biology, has
returned from a trip to Kansas
City, Missouri, where he was called
by the serious illness of his father,
who is now recovering.
Mrs. Matte Tozer of Minnesota,
has been chosen as matron of the
girls dormitory for the coming
year. Mrs. Toser succeeds Mrs,
Carrie Phelps, who was both mat
ron and dean of women at the col.
lege after the resignation of Mrs.
Mary +. Winningham in April.
Mrs. H. D. Green and daughter,
Cornelia, are expected here this
week for a two months visit with
Mrs. Green's son, Fred Powell.
They will return to their home in
Deming about September first.
X. l. Farmer, purchasing agent
for the college, has returned to his
duties after few days illness the
first part of the week.
Mr.. w. H. Trentman, state club
leader, has returned to the college
after an extended trip through
Torrance, San Miguel, Colfax, Un-
ion, Curry Roosevelt, Chaves and
Otero counties, where he was SUI
pervising club work. Mr.. Trent
man and his wife also made an
overland trip to wichita, Kansas,
Mr.. Trentman's former home, by
way of Dalhart.
Misses Era Rentfrow, Margaret
Buvens, Corrine Woodson and
Messrs. Stanley Brown, John Rob-
bins, Harvey Coe. and Professor
Mcclure will motor to TT. Stanton
Friday for the big Fourth of July
celebration to be held there. They
will remain until the following
Wednesday. Mrs. shaler Ladd. the
former Miss Dette Rentfrow, will
chaperon the party.
Mr.. J. O. Miller, formerly con-
nected with the extension depart~
ment OF the college as farm labor
specialist, but who is now state
bank examiner, was at the college
for a few days this week, from his
home at Santa Fe.
Plans are being made for very
interesting extension conference to
be held at Albuquerque July Z, 81
and 3. Prominent speakers from
Washington and from the state
will give addresses. Among these
are W. A. Lloyd, in charge county
agent work, Washington, D. C.;l
Mrs. Edith Salisbury, also of the
Washington office, in charge of ex.
tension work with women; Mr.
Carl c. Magee, editor of the Jour-
nal; Colonel George e. Breeze ofI
albuquerque: Senator r. Il. Mitch II
ell; Mr.. II. B. Hening of the Albu- |
querque Herald; Mrs. Henry Stoes
of the board Of regents Of the col.
lege.
Mr.. Fred Hartmann. a vocation
al student, is erecting new bung- |
allow near the cement road. i
Neil Evans, former student OF
the college, but who was registeredl
at Ames, Iowa, the past year, has
secured a position with the Bio
logical Survey at Magdalena for
the summer. Mr.. Evans will cons
tinue his studies at the Iowa agr1-t
cultural college next year. Ill
Professor D. s. Robbins Of theft
department Of engineering, accom- E
panied by Mrs. Robbins has gone
to Deming for a few weeks.
Miss Abbie lies, secretary to the
dean of engineering, is taking at,
months vacation. Etg
Mr.. o. S. Fisher of the states rec
lations service at washington viii Il
be at the college July 11-1e tot
audit the smith-Lever accounts OF II
the institution. ff
L. H. Hauter has left for a six N,
weeks trip to Chicago and Madi-Ek
son, Wisconsin, where he will takeI
graduate work at the University of X
Mr.. Hauter was recent
" appointed assistant county agent d
leader. Ii
Professor Q. c. Cunningham of Z
he dairy department, has returned '
rom a short vacation trip with his 4
'amily in the Black range.
Mrs. r. A. Smith and little niece,
Courchesne, has re- =
.urned to ri Paso, after a weeks .
,isit with the parents of her hus-
"a M n. and Mrs q w z Smith | q