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he is to undergo an operation for an
abscess.
Miss Florence G. Lurty of Ardmore
Pa, spent the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lurty.
Mr.. and Mrs Ohio Marvel of Town
send, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
w. H. Lurty on Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. William Thompson, of
Philadelphia, have returned from a
visit to MIR. and Mrs. Harvey W.Faries
where they spent Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Walls and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul J.Rutan and daugh-
ter, and Miss NJ. Edith Beck, spent
Christmas with Mr.. F. Irving Walls
and family in Wilmington.
Misses Katherine and Ethel Bart
lett have been spending several days
with their grandmother in Bridgeville.
Miss Edith HAZEL is visiting her
sister Mrs. Harris in Camden, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Johnson (nee
Miss Katherine Price, and son, of
Baltimore, spent Christmas with Mr..
and Mrs. L. M. Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Veasey and
daughter, of Wilmington, and Miss
Elizabeth Hudson of Wilmington,were
home comers Xmas of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Hudson.
Miss Edith Humphreys of Brooklyn,
imtN. Y, was visitor Christmas of
Mr.. and Mrs. William R. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L Truax and son
Laurence, of Philadelphia, were Wis
itors to their Smyrna relatives over
Christmas.
Mr.. Irving Porter of Brooklyn,N.Y.,
4 visited his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward T. Porter Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fletcher Truax OF
Philadelphia,wer home comers Christ
mas and joined in the family reunions
Mr.. Clyde Holland of Ames, Iowa
and Mr.. Wilmer Holland, of Philadel-
phia, are visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. ]. Holland.
Mr. w. B. Start and daughter Mrs
Sapp and her son, spent their Christ
mas in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry C. Tscbudy o.
Philadelphia, joined the family re
union in Smyrna over Sunday ant
Christmas.
Mr.. A. w. Cummins, editor of Th'
Morning News, Wilmington, was
visitor to his sister Miss ]. Agne
Cummins and Mrs. Edith Cummin
Davis over Sunday and Christmas.
r Miss Temperance Scout of Balti
v more, Nd, is spending the Xmas Holi
!. days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
n Clement Scout near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Holt (nee Mis-
: Delma Deakyne), of Philadelphia, Pa
s are spending the Xmas Holidays wit
r her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ora
l. Deakyne.
Miss Lillian David, of Handloff
: department store, who underwent
4. very serious operation on her head q
r. the Delaware Hospital Friday, is in
s. proving as we'll as can be expected {
& this writing.
t Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. David sper
ID Xmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis v
Walker, Clayton.
m Miss Maud Burris of Marcus Hoo
as spent Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
ST Hudson.
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a Real Pleasure.

zone Nof the favorite sports in .
moss-grown community like this" ed
Dltted old Bascom Bolligee. the town
6eyil Of Periwinkle, lis to attend the
funeral Of some late lamented who
never fined the church and pictur"
jOviully to each other how much b."
U1usf wish he was back in Peri
a;uxle."--Kansas City Star.
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ter, R. A. NJ, Wilmington, Patrick
H. Henry Lodge, 1. o. o. F., Delaware
City, Middletown Council, Jr. o. U. A.
NJ, and of Camp 9555, Modern Wood
men of America. He is also mem
ber of the First Presbyterian Church,
secretary of the Delaware City Build
ing Loan Association and a lifelong
Republican.
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DEATH RECORD OF THE WEEK
Continued From First Page

West Dover, and former member of
the Legislature, died suddenly at his
home near Norristown, Pa, Sunday,
aged 6S years. The body was taken
to Dover today, and services held in
Peoples Christian Church. Interment
was made in the M. E. cemetery. Mr..
Marvel moved to Pennsylvania, little
over a year ago.
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|usonal and Social
|Ie Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

and Mrs. Clifford Hudson, near
ave an Xmas dinner on Sunday
present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
b Cossley, Sr., and Miss Helen
Bon, near KentOn, Mr.. and Mrs.
ace Hilyard and two sons, Frank
nd Harold of Kenton; Mr.and Mrs
uUnd CrOssley and son Floyd,near
bon; Mr.. John c. Wick and Wen
Wick, Smyrna.
and Mrs. Charles Howell Le-
3 and children, of Washington,
Mrs. H. A. Lank and daughter,
Ray Lank Cooper, Mr. and Mrs.
DuBall and Mr.. Wendell Walk
Philadelphia, spent their Christ
nth Mrs. Sarah NJ. Farrell and
Alice Read.
Albert Chandler, who has been
g her son Earl Chandler, was
suddenly to Brooklyn, N. Y, last
By the illness of her son Walter
Fder who was operated on at a
Eal for appendicitis and other
latiOns. Later reports are he is
atical condition.
! and Mrs: Walter David of near
Entertained at dinner Sunday
nd Mrs. A. jefferson Stats and
. ], Mr. and Mrs. Galen w. Jordin
AhardSOn Park, and Mr.. and Mrs
7. Ryan and son Ralph, Jr.
Bayard lnmann, of Wilmington
Nr. and Mrs. John Imam Of
aEn, who recently underwent ar
aaOn for appendicitis in a Phila
: Hospital, has returned and i:
ssscing rapidly.
and Mrs. Benson D. Barrow
aughter Miss Annetta Barrow
M Phlladelphia,spent the Christ
Shdays with their daughter, Mrs
q J. Harris and family.
and Mrs. Norman F. Merchan
aena, I Nd, and Mr.. and Mrs
Davis Of Dover, spent Christina
I nome Of Mrs. Maude Sparks.
Joseph Noga of Philadelphia
laae for the Christmas holiday
i nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. John {
and Mrs. Homer Williams o
LYON, y Meryl Hutchison, Cum
Ad, and Spruance Hutchiso
Ser, spent Christmas home.
: Robert Mcdonald (nee Mis-
M sast StOckly) of Bellaire, Obi,
Aag her mother Mrs. John {
I IeOrge H. Dick, of Audubon
L. L. visiting her daughter Mrs. I
HAer' Miss Lola Dick was hel
~g e Weekend and Christmas.
H. !, K. FAIRIES is spending som,
'.n Dr.. and Mrs. Clarence
!, a at Narbeth, Pa
r,D' nansOm P. Nichols of Dickil
S.ege' Carlisle, Pa, is home f,
i ~'Itnas Holidays.
! N i'Saeph S1 H. Wright is visitir
\. y N Mrs Edgar Wright in Phil
b I,,l' Where she joined the Wrigh
''S IN reunion Christm,
t.s.a zane Kulp of southampton,P,
\ 'Saes sr school at Marcus Hoo
\, 'ps1alng yea ! a visit among h
l.1 ana Smyrna friends.
1 r;-.s: nc v Roberts of Wilmin
H., Sl'ng Mr.. and Mrs. Howa
H., ,r' M Mrs. Frank H. Hynson a
a, cs Mss Mary Hynson, a
sDs ~urlstmas week with M
i N II. Parents at Lewes. ~
l,ns s,on Bailey of BethIehem.P p
! i, Sver g Christmas with !
la RIM thomas E. Bailey and s
y j,U bertha Bailey Clifton.
ss,s IL has LasSell has gone to t
D''pltal' Philadelphia, VIII,
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/. Sunshine Chapter of the West
4, Guild will meet at the home of
| III. RothwelI' Thursday evening
f.Ssr %. at 7.9O p. m.-Sec
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l. Voman's Foreign Missionary
T. Of Asbury NJ. E. Church will
N At the home of Mrs. J. E. Car
| Thursday afternoon, Dec. 2S at
IN One item of Importance at
rssting is the Christmas offer
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Live Stock

Dound ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mis-
I'D ..'''...............l2-l '''.,............l2ls .l2-ls
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kTPN8 AND VICINITY
+. Webb's White Loaf Flour
...sd satisfactiOn.--Adv.

], vour poultry thrive. Use my
's.,S y Abb brand of poultry feeds; my
'T1 's.Trt1ure,,J. Frank Webb.-Adv.
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Mrs. Frances Ann Bailey Passes Away

Mrs. Frances Ann Bailey, aged 81,
died Christmas Day at the home of her
sister Mrs. Armitage on South street,
after lingering illness. Funeral will
take place tomorrow.
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John H. Pleasanton, Little Greek, Dead

John Henry Pleasanton, of Little
Creek, died Sunday after a brief ill
ness, aged go years. The funeral was
held yesterday and interment made in
Lakeside cemetery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
CHURCH TO HEAR
MUSIC ON SUNDAYS
THROUGH RADIO
Santa Fe Congregation to
Listen to Concerts in
Distant Cities

why not hear the best church mu-
eiv from an D,er the country ln the
Albuquerque churches on sundays
This d. what the First Baptist church
ct Santa g.. intends to DO. according
to news which has been received from
The capital CITY.
Rev Buren, sparks, 81 the Santa
Pc church. has announced that his
church will install % radio receiving
plant viii hin "a week ar tNu, which
Will enable the compensation on sun
Iay morning to- hear concerts which
ere being given in Dallas. Denver. Los
Angele- and other western cities The
plant viii be- Installed at e cost ~
about $40. and will be- operated by
Iabez Sewer.
A powerful umpltner will make IA"
music received a. clear as that ui "a
u-hnuurruph IN O. small room A
church ia south Dakota. which re-
Gently Installed such a receiver. heard
u Ssrmun delivered by IN. Truiti in
puilas. TeNn. DR. Truitts sermons
are also sent go baitleships on the
seas every sunday morning at II
o'clock.
The machine which will be Installed
uT santa Fe D. what b. known as 90
10 panel machine and Is said To be
much larger than the one at the uni
Ntrelty here, An aerial On the ronf
o. the church ana another on a tree
nrarny will give a Ga-font length
Go ihs wires. The first demonstration
VIII De given the SUNDAY following
the arrival uf the machine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
HEALING CREAM
QUICKEST RELIEF
FOR HEAD COLDS

Colds and caturrh yield like magic
tu aoothiuR. healing. untiseptic crcum
that peuotratcs through every uir
passage and relieves swollen. In-
famed membranes Of uos. aud
throat Your ,losred noFtrils open
right uu and you can breathe freely.
Hawking and -nuffllng stop Don't
stony stuffed up and miserable
Got % .m1ll bottle of Ely'H Cream
Balm from your druggist. Apply a
little in thc nostrlis and rot instant pee
lsf Millions cudorse This remedy
known for more than fifiV yoars
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llomInncd Irom naEc one.l

t%Coninucd iron, page une.l
wyatt of Amarillo Mf Mc0ec In
3 Nuunf business man uf Amarillo
THE hrids b. The daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Henry Prince Of this city, and
hss many friends In clovis 10 wish
her much happiness
I'D Mcdaniel was painfully injured
saturday hiEht when his hand was
CAUGHT in 20 gasoline engine. His
hand vas badly bruised and several
homes were fractured
tn the regular meeting ~ the Tresle
chef club. az the home Of Mrs j. \.
HAIL on North Pile street. lou Of
nror- were elected to mn vacancies
made hy tn. promotion ~ four Young
ladies to The Nevin Harmony club
The rollowi..E are the new officers
p~tesidcnt. Constance piS.ey. first vi,e
president Pauline Skarda: secretary
Dorothy Campbell; class reporter.
Mary Burns and Mary Westcrneld.
Jane Alice Han. Lou Jane Carmain.
and Lucille Copeland rendered instru-
mental solos Interesting game.
were played and chocolate and 81
wicheS were served.
The N-.in Harmony club will meet
Friday evening when the following
program viii be rendered; Subject,
mtnuds leader virginia Jones
Paper ihldn wilson. piano soho.
SUtrf Dance Mary Childsrs. piano
sofia. is Fii.tt~s-Ch III M nsd@Rutl
EfatI.
Mr. Charles r. Dennis was hostes,
20 q twelve % clock dinner and al
day social ~ her home ON North Gid,
diua treet January a. The guest,
". p. NesdHmes g. = Woodward
'ush l;HmeY Jim Dennis Tongue. J
o.. Stone aud Fred Dennis.
Mrs Roy McMillen has returned
home from am extended visit TO hei
mother IN Albuquerque who has beer
UVItc sick Tor snm, time,
Mr. and Mrs J. W. Love and fam
lly left Tuesday morning for II Paso
where they expect to locate.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover s. GIyer hav,
returned from n trip 80 clayton. Tex
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REPRESENTATIVE N"l-l"ad over
flowed with tempet1u"" stories 10
90 temperance nddrt- 900 Washing
on
lN'h want heel f.NH. N" 'IfH
"''' 'N.' ''''
'',''''i ih' "'"
unW van, r,rD. I..,r. nov
"a getter
. thfnE so s, rt.r. A.1.4 in
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IUDIr i0n-- THDIr loEs 1ro not hHlTv
as those OF flies and loo consequence
the number of germs nn 90 cock
rauch i not liable to tVcrod 90 600.
while lilies commonly have more
than 100 600.
EuuChts feed on sUutum. whore
thcrc are germs ct pneumonia tu'rr
,ulusia and colds. and ON rilth where
reside germs of typhoid ,oyer ANA
-ummcr complaint Their legs. cny-
erred with the germs from one food.
arc wiped on the next fuud rutch.
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which my b food ready Tor human
consumption,
All IN an, cuckroaches are NOT ns
capable of spreading diseuHe u.s. ARE
nioa. but they are capable "uuugu to
wurrnuf rsctoniuH with.
a dar.. hos trap hnited with sugar
is % fnirly good wa, of catching th"w.
IonCh traps are ON the murit"t.
though poisoning is porhaps .ho boost
method Of ectting rid OF ihoso' vermin
Mis- equal quantities. OF powdered
hnrpN uud powdered sugar t%horuugh-
By and place in small heaps round
he floor in cracks and crevices
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
Seeks Pomerene's Senate Job


CLEVELAND Jan gt-Mrs VII
ginin u Green has Just announced
her candidacy Tor a H"ut 100 she
tnited Stutps senate
She probably will seek 90, doWu-
cratic nomination az the mex primary.
Mrs Green SAYS her candidacy b. "a
protest ~ women against % ~out-
INK uf ~"uut0r Truman ~ NewherrN
Of Michigan who was accused of gain.
ing his seat Dos spending large sums
Mrs Green has served J- 90 schoul
board member 100 cleveland for ton
Years. " she enters the democratic
primary She Will be- 10 primary up-
pon-nt of senator Aitee lumerrue
% Ohio who viii seek nomination fur
re-elpefiuu.
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wOuAN'S ACxIliARy PARTY
FOR SOLDIER HCNIITT

The Woman's Auxiliary To the
American Legion will give "a large
benefit card party Tuesday. January
81, for the benefit Of the work among
the disabled soldiers here. and as n
part OF the program Tor their drive
for new members which was launch
ed this week.
The WoIaan's Auxiliary TO the
American Legion will extend their
work with the increase In member
shin. Sut will continue To make "
cooperate with the legion and be OF
assistance to the many disabled sol
diers who have come 70 this city and
state TO recuperste from the effects
nf the war
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Floyd Miller. who has been visiting
hts parents. Mr. aud Mrs. ) B NH
Ter since the first of Do year. re
turned last night to- Peru, Indiana.
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SCHOOL on \

The r. issue Of the school al
Mines Gold Pan "a monthly pub
ication. contained many interesting
articles written by tine students. To
date the Gold Pan has an exchange
list which sends d To all parts Of the
United States and to several foreign
countries. Tho February issue viii
be the annual Freshman. issue. pub
llshed entirely by the freshmen,
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dent. Wesley gulIIHm. secretary
treasurer. Paul HDr,f-
The club meets ever Monday after
nuon and 10 is said fHlI It's good Of
feet. are already frI Iu school
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samuel Hall. who has bee visit
ing his daughter Mrs, G. NJ, Foraker
for several weeks, returned Ia his
home In Oklahoma last "Wednesday
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HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained al writers.
If Won 50 desire, they will gladly
assist Won ia wording ynnr ad.
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66D
ron Wis. BRUNo nfICKMAN.

Mrs Tom Danahy entertained verl
informally Friday afternoon for hel
Ester-in-law Mrs. Bruno peickman
teu.
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o. o \ TO Mffr.

The Ten Done will meet TUESDAY
evening az the home OF ar. william
r.. Walton Judge A. D. Hickey Will
read "a ape on The Irish Problem
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Kaufman Mandell, OF Arizona. anc
q wen known visitor In the city, D,
here for a short visit with friends
lie will leave this week FOR the
east
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"DOHT'S"-FoH WISHING
pon't wish you could fiud = iob--Eind IL
Don't with you could fsnt roar apart
ment-Rent Il,
Don't wish 700 could eel yaur homs-
sell a.
HOwi
~ a.ins the Hsf-id's Classified Ooiumns
pknus taf
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~IICENsEs.

Rose chaplin Gore. Albuquerque:
Harold james Kcigwin. A"ibuuuerqne
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There are 400 miI,- of streets iu
Sew York City.
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WHO'S HERE
1oinb-

Combs.
" 4. Brennan. Kausar CITY.
g. LucerO. Gallup.
T. G. M~iddclnaup and family
Pueblo. Colorado
T. A. Mann. Chicago.
a. \. Chedister. Denver.
j. Becker. Relcn.
NJ NJ Sawyer. stanley. y W.
W r. Gray. Santa t'c.
D. " Green and wife E%stuncia
" 4. Mundori Estanciu
j a. Warren and wifa taguna
" : bickerson. Correo. y NJ
J.. ~ Herren and wife. newton
Kansas.
J. Cox. Correo. y NJ.
a. : Murray. Denver
: - Aldrich. Denver
o. A. Mann. Chicago.
=. Martin. Laguna
J. Eafael Laguna.
+ paisane. lhguna
n Wetmore. 1Aguna,
% Graw, FL Paso.
T. e. Hammcl. Socorro.
e. D. Hammell. Socorro.
4. e. johnson. Socorro.
r. w Block. Socorro.
g. g.. bradbury. Socorro.
=. \. Carr. Springfield -
u D. stephens. Santa Fe.
" d. O'nyrno. Santa Fc
j. 4 Chavez. santa Fe
A o. Nicholson. Decatur M
Mrs. jackson. Gallup
Mrs T. J Shea, Belen
Mra W Weilman, Reien
a. T. Austin, Phoenix
J. Teeslink. Pueblo.
w y Andrews. Denver
G. g Coleman and wife
B%eardston, Illinois.
T. $ Jackman. Minslow
g. ! McQuilian. Winslow
N n Cravath and wife.
Lakeside, Nebraska.
SturKes.
r. A. Schneider. Atchinson. Kans
G, II. Carroll. Denver.
r. T. Wilson. Santa Fe.
j. Joerns, Santa Re.
l. Bacon. FL Paso.
j. NJ. Elliott. Suwanee. y. NJ
j. W. Miller. san Ysidro. ~ NJ.
\. L. Burton. Denver.
A. Mcdonald. III Paso.
J. Loeb. FL Paso.
II. O. Kohrs. Ia Pasn.
G. KiecheSt, st. Joseph. Mo
Nvarado.
y T. Hoskins. Las Vegas.
O. O. Phelps. Topeka,
n y Hughes, Topeka.
p Van law. Denver.
- o. IiRhtncr and wife.
birmingham. Alanama
II =. Johnson, San Francisco
g. Captain. NsN York Cry
y. H. Nihliecher. 81 Louis
r > Kahn los Angeles
r. X. Stnrkweather. Denver
J. y. Falton, Denver.
W. g. Klein. Cincinnati
J. n Catlin. 81. Louis
g. D. welsh. Amarillo,
T.. W. Rollins. Denver.
H. NJ. Well Chicago.
j. H. Redeem. Denver
D. y. Warner. Colombo springs
:. NJ. Buckley, clovis
n. ). Hagerinan. Roswell.
u. Haserman, Colorado SPRING.
A. Hagen, Chicago.
w f. short, Topeka
r r.. Iittrell, Los Angeles
II. Ia Kohl Chicago.
&. DorneII. Chicago
~ W. Hushef Hoihrook.
n. ,. Field. Duluth.
Mrs. g. r. Wright. New YORK chs
4. Kern, Detroit
NJ. =. NOrthrop, Fort Bayard.
j. Jackson, Amarillo.
y " jerks. Detroit.
T. :. Lawrence. Gallup.
T. stockholm, Ir.. and wife.
San Antonio y. NJ.
Mrs. c. g. Mofiit SoCorro.
Mrs. :. g. dunno M Puso.
Pauline schmidt, Minneapolis.
Gertrude sorrells. jacksonville. "a
T.. q. Glers, Santa he.
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York, ana returning home, after
three weeks stay in New York, by
way OF New orleans.
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"co.EDrcAT'oN" PApER At
CIIn

~ the meeting 81 the Mercedes
ciah last "Wednesday afternoon. al
the home Of Mrs Menaul Mrs.
Harold Gilmore read on interesting
paper on "Go-education. touching
upon the subject ns b effects college
men ana women 4 general dis
ousslon followed and the program
was concluded with % reading by Mrs.
Cilmure A social hour followed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22

Arrangements are nov under way
for the annual freshmen ball. which
will he held February q. at the
school. A preliminary report from
the dance committee states that with
out "a doubt this dance will excel any
previous freshmen hall given at the
school.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22

In the Lingerie Offered IN tile January white sale
are man, handsome pieces 90 dainty design. the
work ct ssilh'd Filipino needlewomcn.
The Il,insook ana longcloth were carefully selected
mere Tor the Zine texture aud durable qualities and
men -rnt out Ia the Philippine Islands. where
tire garments were cut after american patterns. ID
fcfre~'ns- a. fine aud desirable work ~ mas Ice
found anywhere in the world.
Hundreds ut Garments Nc prioes 40 Iow-Tg,e
temptation i "a buy the whole years suppIy-and
a. true economy Ia do ~.
No wonnn need he eNtraVaEant if she does her
hnyinE now.
ihr most attractive Of hand made garments. In
'i"dinE gowns, aud chcmise, ~ safe pfices ~ lou ~
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$3.50
$3.50
BLANKETS

White Wool Blankets at a Discount Of 20oa
% pairs Plaid Wool Blankets. almost an wool
the best In Albuquerque AZ the price. or nc
A pair spO.JO
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COTTONWOOD CHOW TO
GIVE DANCE.

A dance r. 20 he given by the
members at Cottonwood Grove No.
2. "Wednesday evening, February I,
a. the odd Fellows hail This will
he In the nature of n social occasion,
aud members 81 The lodge and their
friends and families will attend.
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The new golf course, which In To-
Gated directly west OF the school
campus. Is now we'll toward compile
ton u IL a nlne-holc course. and
the topography OF this area IL OF such
, nature ~ "a make II an ideal golf
course. A golf club has been or
ennized. the officers OF which are Mr.
B. u. Kinney. president; 10 ". Wells,
vice-nresident; and. Lee Baldwin,
secretary aud treasurer. Several
students OF the school are now mem
hera. aud u II anticipated that several
more will soon Join.
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The athletic association gave a hen.
eft dance at the dormitory Saturday
night, the IAN. for the two students
h lost their Possessions In the fire
This students and many people In So.
zorro responded and "A respectable
sun was realized.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22

Miss consuelo Chavez h spending
the weekend In the city. The guoni
az Mrs. pepita Roslington She came
from her home In santa fe 90 attend
tho Shrine play. "Springtime" She
will return tomorrow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
SPREADS

Crochet Bed Spreads. 7sxss inches, &C
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Satin weave Spreads, extra quality, O.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22

sol weller and daughter, Miss
Ftbrenee. leave next Wednesday for
q six weeks trip in the east. visiting
Memphis - louis. Chicago and New
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22

FRANK stronE returned Friday from
Grand Rapids. Michigan, where he
mas heen on business for a few
weaita.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-09
Making Plans To Incorporate
Arizona Grain Growers Assn.

Plans for the incorporation of the
Arizona Grain Growers association,
an organization charged with the
marketing of several million pounds
of grain, will be perfected at meet
ing of directors and interested pro-
ducers tonight. The meeting will be
held at the headquarters of the Mari
copa County Farm Bureau, Room II,
Eerryhill building, at 7:30 o'clock.
simultaneously with the announce
ment OF plans to incorporate, officers
of the association announced that ar
rangements were nearing perfection
to take care of the growers financial
ly. Under the pooling contract. the
association undertakes to advance the
farmers a certain amount upon
grains stored in warehouses. The
sum to be advanced will be sufficient
to pay harvesting costs at least, S. G.
Miller, president of the association,
announced last evening.
Incorporation will aid the associa-
ton in getting advances on the grain
pool. Mr.. Miller pointed out. Incor-
poration also will put the organiza
tion in position to borrow from the