Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-28

Ezra Hartsfield. Lewis Story,
George Sasser, Eldredge Solonln,
Bernard Cleve, Walter Ferriman,
Cecil Brownie, Stanley Stehweln,
Lands Feather and Misses Loretta
Linell and Corinne Smith.
The ladies' Bible class Of The
Methodist Sunday schNol gave a
farewell reception for Mrs. s. II.
Walker on Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. G. A. Sippie.
About thirty-five ladies were pos
ent. Mrs. Walter Graham sang
Mother OF Mine" as a vocal 500.
Natalie Filbert also sang a solo,
and Mrs. Tom Stagner read an
original poem, which concerned
the activities and faithfulness OF
Mrs. Walker, who leaves soon for
her new home in Illirois. The
hostess, assisted by Mrs. George
Frisch and Miss Hazel Supple.
served ice cream, angel food cake
and coffee to the guests. A beau
tiful Bible was presented to the
honored guest by Mrs. Rigdon IN
behalf of the class. The following
ladies were present: Mesdarues
Frisch, Davis. Rigdon. Bullock
Pitts, Madison, Stroup, Stagner
Graham. Kinder, Fipper Carroll
Baker, Hendricksen, Horrall, Dan
gan, Schweisser. kruse, Shattuck,
Holloman, McCrary. w. ]. Walker
Cowan, Benson, Schenck, Hale,
tanning, Stephens. Gray, White,
Vandegriff, Wright, and the hon
Gree, Mrs. S. H. Walker, and Pew.
r. F. Davis.
A large number of the friends
of Mrs. J. r. G. White met at the
home Of Mrs. c. M. Cole on tues
day evening for a farewell social
before Mrs. White leaves for Lit
tie Rock. Ark. Mrs. Allan, in be-
half of the many friends of the
honoree, presented her with a
beautiful purse. The following Ia
dies were present: Mesdames
White, Jesse, Recer, Baber, Allan
Horne, Jones, Cogsdall Attebery
Salee, Mcneil. Sanford, Hale
Holmes and Misses Baber and
Nailor.
Andrew White entertained a few
friends at his home on Monda,
afternoon in honor of his tenth
birthday. The youngsters lad a
great time celebrating this birth
day occasion.
=. G. Klopfenstein's Sunday
school class of boys in the Baptist
Sunday school invited a few gir
friends to attend their regular class
meeting at the home of Mrs. j. r
Hoffman. A delightful social time
was enjoyed by Ina Cole, GLADYS
Cole, Helen Mann, Nellie Mae
Horne, Julia White, Paul James
Keith Hoffman, Norman Bullock
Charles Mcneil, Dewey Burrow,
and Andrew White.
The intermediate department o.
the Christian Endeavor society OF
the First Christian church gath.
cred at the springs north OF towr
on Friday evening for a weiniC
roast. Games were played. weinie,
roasted and marshmallows toastet
by Elaine Feemster, Lota Allan
Clara Mae Sperry, Gladys Morris
Ruth Morris. Romaine Carroll
Allyne WelscheI, Nellie Bee Hen
ry. Grace Castleberry, Nola Nay
Tor, Bernard Bullock, Clayton wy
man, Clifford Allan, Willard Brad
shaw, Clifford Bradshaw, George
Bruce, Eugene Benz, Craig Baker
Clovis Lattion, Howard Yeager
Floyd Shattuck, Carol Graham
and Sydney, who were chaperonet
by Mr.. and Mrs. A.. +. Roselle and
Rev. Coffey.
A merry group of young people
were entertained at the home n,
Mrs. c. NJ. Cole on Monday eve,
ming, The affair was devoted tC
playing games and special read
ings by the guests. Ice cream ant
cakes were served to the follow.
ing guests: Helen Mann, L0rena
Mansell, Gladys Morris Julia
White, Gladys Cole, Ina Cole, Mel.
lie Horne, Sydney Proctor, Charlie.
Mcneil, Bob Feemster, Norman
Bullock. Keith Hoffman, HERNIA
Cole, Paul James, Harold Dunr
and John White.
The Sunday schools OF the towr
united for big picnic on Tuesday
at the Field grove few miles
south Of town. Hundreds Of Chi.
dren, adults and friends attended
this event. A large city truck with
two trailers left the Central schoo,
in the morning and returned in the
afternoon. Large tables were con.
structed for the serving OF q
bountiful dinner. Booths sold ice
cream and soda pop in order tc
help defray the expenses of the &C.
casion. All children under sixteen
years of age were given two tickets
valued at ten cents at the stands
The large crowd enjoyed an ex.
ceedingly enjoyable day at this
picnic.
The young people of the town
motored to the Penasco river or
Tuesday evening after the picnic
where they enjoyed a bountiful
supper and moonlight ride. About
eighty persons attended, making
the trip on trucks or in automo.
biles.