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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-14
WEEKLY DANCE AT wELLHURsI

The weekly dance which will be
given at wenhurst lodge. will afford
a great deal of pleasure to the young
er set. Pensacola five will furnish
poppy music for the occasion.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-14
CHRIST CHURCH SUNDAY
SCHOOL TO HOLD PICNIC.

The Sunday School members OF Christ
church viii hold a basket picnic this
afternoon at $500 o'clock and leave from
there IN automobiles for the picnic
grounds.
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AcUFF NEWS ITEMS
OF THE PAST WEEK

May s-What nice rains we have
had FOR the past two weeks. Every
thing looks 20 pretty and green, and
the farmers can 60 right on with
their planting. Killing weeds will
be great task for the next two
weeks.
Mr. W p. Rush is building a room
onto his house this week He is haul
ing his lumber from Idalou.
Miss Cecile Grimes was a dinner
guest az the home Of Miss Arvella
Ewitt. sunday
Hughey Rush spent the week end
with home folks this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Pounds took din
ner with Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c. Davis,
sunday.
Misses Zoa Lee Audrey, Mae and
Edna Blair, were dinner guests az
the Misses Cunninghams' house last
Sunday
X. &. Russ had windmill trouble
Friday. Jesse Bloyd and Eston
Evitt helped him fix IT,
The Ruch brothers and ID. Pounds
have leased the section formerly
leased by W a. and G. c. Davis. and
aff AhiMiHk - Nihr ffdis
f. G. Pounds visited his aunt, Mrs.
L. s. Evitt. Sunday.
Mesdames w ID. Davis and ID. r
Pounds, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. L. s. Evitt. were Lubbock yisi-
tors Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Robert Holland, Of 0choa, y.
NJ, Is visiting his sister, Mrs. +. o.
Evitt.
May l6.--We are having some
very cold damp weather az present.
Some warm sunshine would be very
much appreciated now since the good
rains.
The farmers ere all very busy
planting their crops and killing the
weeds.
Mrs. Mitchell returned home Sat
urday from Corpus Christi, where
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SLIDE COMMUNITY ITEMS
OF THE PAST WEEK

" had a nice shower Of rain SUM-
day night. something like a quarter
of an inch. Several in the commun-
ity are planting their crops while we
have a good season.
Among those in town Tuesday at
tending 70 business matters we're
Mrs. Jim Mabray and children, Mr..
j. c. Stanford and wife, Grady Har-
rist and father.
Mr.. W. ID. Arnett and family and
Ewell Johnson. attended the show
at Lubbock Tuesday night.
Mr.. Stanford, and d. Z. Priest
and mother, from New Home. were
at the store Saturday. They were
enroute to Lubbock on business.
Mr.. G. G. johnson and family, Of
Lubbock, spent one day last week at
the Arnett ranch, watching them
brand the baby calves.
Mr.. Matt Davis and wife. and Mrs.
Mekinsey. from Rails. spent from
Friday until Sunday at the home Of
T. y. Davis and family.
Mr.. w. l. Cone and family, from
Loop. and Mr.. Edd Schroeder and
family from near Lubbock, visited
At the Sumner home the latter part
of the week.
Mr.. r. l.. Northam and wife. we're
In the community Saturday, enroute
20 Lubbock.
Several from this community were
In Lubbock Saturday, shopping and
sight sssing.
Lonnls Wlllizms and family we're
In town Friday evening. tfsns>sting
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she had been visiting for several
weeks.
Little Jack Baucom is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. L. S. Evitt this week.
Singing Sunday afternoon was
well attended considering the incle-
ment weather.
School closes this week and Mrs
Baucom leaves Saturday for Canyon
City, Texas.
Mr.. r. +. Penney and sons, Ralph
and Earl, spent the night with Mr..
and Mrs. d. Pounds, Sunday night.
They were enroute 70 Tahoka 10 at
tend the funeral Of Mr.. Penney's
sister. Mrs. Stokes
We certainly appreciate the people
who came from ldalOu and helped us
out Sunday afternoon and cordially
invite them TO come back again.
Mr. and Mrs. j. VI. Bloyd and son
Jesse, motored 70 Lubbock Saturday
afternoon.
The Baptist minister will preach at
Aeuf Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson and daugh-
ter, visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Grimes, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Pounds were din
ner guests az the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. r. Davis, Sunday.
The Misses Blair visited Mrs Kel-
ley, Sunday.
Bro. G. b. Glasgow Of Brownfield,
viii preach at Acufr Saturday eve
ming at S:l5, and Sunday morning.
Dinner will be served on the ground
at noon. then services again Sunday
evening at S:l5 Everyone come
and bring some one with you and
lets give him a good hearing.
The Misses Cunningham were
pleasant visitors with Miss Cecile
GGrimes, Sunday.
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has gone 10 New Mexico. 10 visit a
daughter residing In that state.
Bro. Tennyson Of Plainview,
preached here on last Saturday night
and Sunday morning. His subject
on Sunday was zone OF Paups good
letters 10 Timothy" and Is one OF
the many good exhortations, which
Paul alone seemed 30 competent 20
write.
In my report last week ! said that
Mr.. o. NJ. Reynolds would begin a
protracted meeting here on the last
Of July, when ] should have said that
he would begin 10 preach on Friday
night, the 25th Of August. Please
note the correction.
Mr.. Bowling Cox, who Is attend
ing school in Canyon, came in last
Saturday night for a short visit with
homefolks.
Miss Vera Teal, who has been at
tending school at Union, has return
ed home, and we are very glad TO
have her with us for the summer.
Measrs. Ed and Lonnie Teal and
Misses Leola Cox and Thelmh
Stephenson motored 70 Lubbock last
Sunday evening.
Adrain Merrill was caller in
Abernahty last Sunday afternoon.
Hurrah for the Plains Journal II
is splendid and hope the good old
busy farmers and their wives and
children will take time to read il and
get the benefit Of the noble efforts
on the part Of Mr.. Keen and his eff
cient staff.
W. T. McNeeley and family, Of
Lubbock, attended church here last
Sunday, and were greeting their
many friends at this place.
Mrs. Henry Barber and children,
Of Lubbock, were guests in the home
Of c. c. Stephenson and wife, on
last Saturday.
Mr.. George Robinson and wife,
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NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST
FROM ROPESVILLE THIS WEEK

There was a Mothers Day pro-
gram rendered at the Sunday school
services here Sunday. Several read
ings, recitations and songs were rem
dercd, in honor Of our mothers. A
large crowd was present and every
one enjoyed il very much. After
Sunday school Bro. j. T. Sowell OF
Lubbock, preached one Of his good
sermons TO an attentive audience.
Judge J. R. Evans and Lee Cowan
transacted business at Leveland.
Monday.
II. n. Timmons and Mr.. White
horn, county trustees, were looking
after business matters at Leveland
Saturday.
Mr.. Nillsap moved his family TO
Abilene last week.
The Ropes ball team played at
Moody Saturday.
Bro. Morrison passed through
Ropes Saturday, enroute 70 fill an
appointment.
The school board has employed
Mr.. and Mrs HUMPHREYS TO teach
here again next year.
A fine rain fell here Sunday night.
The farmers are pleased with these
nice slow rains that fall so gradually
with no storms or washouts. Most
all Of the cotton has been planted in
this vicinity.
Misses Myrah and Elizabeth Sow
ell accompanied Brother Sowell and
wife 70 Ropes Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Thorp have just
returned from Lamesa, where they.
have been visiting relatives for a
few days.
The literary program was real
good Friday night The school chill
dren entertained with a May pole
dance.
Contractor c. II. Burrus and his
corp Of helpers will finish fixing the
courthouse in a few days.
Mr.. Newman Of Wilson, bought
and shipped out a car load Of hogs
from Ropes Thursday
The grass is as green as wheat
field, the cattle are doing fine; home
grown gardens will soon be plentiful
and the little chicks are growing fast.
Why sigh for running brooks and
the finny tribe when we can have
all ~ these things right here on the
Plains ! saw some real large carp
fish caught right out in a mans tank
the other day, had been in there only
year.
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MONROE NEWS ITEMS
OF THE PAST WEEK

The Monroe base ball team played
Badger Lake one day last week and
the Badgers won the game.
Mrs. Swcarengin Of Bonham, Tex
az, who has been visiting her chill
dren here, d. c. Clutter and wife,
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Mr.. win Robinson and wife, and
daughter Ola. Miss Ora Carr, and
Mrs. 4. II. Cox and children, were
dinner guests AZ the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Stephenson last Sunday
and they said the big fat hen was
delicious.
Come out next Sunday, both
morning and evening, and hear Mr..
Ribble preach.
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P. II. Hood is in Eastland this
week.
Ed McCrummen and family spent
the week end with relatives in Here
ford.
Mr.. and Mr.. Storey OF Little
field. were calling on friends here
Saturday n,oraing while snroute %
Lubbock. They returned BY the wa
Of r. X. ksncsid. he having bought
Mr. Storey's car.
The high school boys and girls re-
Csrroi's frtdsy evening.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-19

Doesn't hurt a Bit Drop a little
"Freezone" on an aching corn, in
SANITY that corn stops hurting, then
shortly you lift Il right off with
fingers. Truly
Your druggist sells tiny bottle
Of "Freezone" for a few cents, suf-
ficient TO remove every hard corn.
soft corn, or corn between the toes,
and the calluses, without soreness
or irritation.
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business matters.

business matters.
Messrs. Joe and Chester Hender-
son. from the Lakeview community,
passed through Slide Monday en-
route to Lubbock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-23
Shafe-,Jillson.

A pretty church wedding was
that of Miss Helene Shade, young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Shade, of this city, and Byron c.
Jillson of Dodge City, Kans. The
ceremony took place at o'clock
on Wednesday afternoon at the st.
John Cathedral chudrch before the
altar decorated with pink carna-
tons and apple blossoms. The
service was read by Dean Benja-
min Root. The bride was attend
ed by Mrs. Frank Scheck as mat
ron of honor, and the groom by
Mr.. Scheck as best man The bride
wore a dress of brown chiffon and
carried a bouquet Of Ophelia roses
After the ceremony, which was
witnessed by only a few friends, a
wedding supper was served to ~
guests at the home Of the brides
parents at 324 West Hazeldine ave.
nue.. The young couple left on
Wednesday evening for a honey
moon in Denver en- route to Dodge
City, where they will make their
home. Mrs. Jillson is an Albu-
querque girl, recently graduated
from the high school here. She
met Mr.. Jillson several years ago
while he was making his home
here temporarily.
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RELIEF GARD PARTY TO

n >'cs<s
What promises to be one Of the
largest philanthropic affairs Of the
season Is the card party to be
given on Saturday afternoon, May
6, at the Elks' club building for
the benefit of the New Near East
relief. Plans are being made to
accommodate hundreds of women
Clubs or individuals who wish
to reserve tables should telephone
Mrs. J. Il. Cox. chairman of tho
benefit, or Mrs. George Wheeler.
chairman Of the relief fund for
Albuquerque. Tables will be called
for and placed in readiness with
the owners name on them. Play
ers must bring own card table
covers, cards and pencils.
The invitation is extended to all
card clubs in the city to take part
in the playing. 1t is hoped that
the teachers of the city will avail
themselves Of the opportunity to
spend pleasant afternoon while
helping in the great charity. There
will be many extra tables not en-
gagged, so that anyone coming
without previous arrangement may
be sure OF an opportunity to play.
A varied program Of entertainment
is proyided-bridge, five hundred,
sewing and just visiting.
There is scarcely a woman in
Albuquerque to whom this sort of
an afternoon will not appeal, and
from the interest shown 1t prom
Uses to be a big affair. Refresh
ments OF homemade cake and
coffee will be served. Each person
admitted will be asked to contrib-
ute so cents to the relief fund, or
as much more as the warmth of
her heart may permit.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. Max Nordhaus
went to Las Vegas on Monday to
attend the seventy-fifth birthday
anniversary of Charles 1lfeld.
Mrs. r. @. Winfrey left Thurs
day for her former home in Fort
Worth. Tex, to spend several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Farr will
leave today for Los Angeles for
an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Boyd Gatewood of Ell Gem
tro, Calf, was the guest of her
sister. Mrs. Louis Reynolds, last
week en- route to Denver.
Mrs. Eleanor Peters of Minne-
apolis has arrived to spend the
summer with her son. DR.. Leroy
s. Peters. and family in Old Albu-
querque. A number OF friends
came in to tea with the visitor on
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Riech Of
San Francisco. Calf, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
Wheeler during the week en- route
home from an eight months trip
through Europe. They expect to
return in September for a longer
visit.
Mrs. Carl G. Magee left Thurs
day evening for Quay. Okla, to
visit her son, Carl c. Magee. Jr..
and family. She will be absent
several weeks.
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u. N. M. SOCIETY

Thrills are in order for next Fri
day evening when the event of the
school year, the junior senior
prom, will be given at the Elks'
club building. This is to be a reg
ular affair, full dress, n'everything.
The juniors are entertaining the
seniors, the faculty, the regents
and a few town guests. Elaborate
plans are being made for the af-
fair. Miss Helen Nelson, Miss
Lorena Burton and Walter Berger
are on the arrangement commit
tee.
The patrons and patronesses for
the prom will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter M. Connell, Adjutant GEN
eral and Mrs. Henry Rolf Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Neill B. Field. Mr..
and Mrs. Ivan Grunsfeld, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney We'll. Arthur Prayer,
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Hening, Colonel
and Mrs. George Breeze, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Mindlin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Strong, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Il.
French, Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Fox.
q A Kaseman, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
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| PARTIES.

[l1b L llIkCs
Little Dorothy Strong, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Strong, gave
an Easter party at her home on
West Tijeras avenue last Sunday
afternoon. Her guests were Mary
Katherine Connell, Sybil Nolan
dress, Frances Stern, Evelyn John
SON, Virginia Kahnt, Ruth Stern
and Barbara Strong.
Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Ander-
man entertained at dinner on Tues
day evening at their home on
North High street in celebration
of their first wedding anniversary.
Places were laid for eight at a
candle-lighted table decorated in
yellow and white.
They called It stag party, the
bunch of girls who went out to
Alameda grove on Friday evening
for picnic supper. and 1t was
given in honor of Miss Lorna Les
ter, one Of the spring bride-elects.
The "stags'' were Mrs. George
Farr, Mrs. David Weller, Jr., Miss
Grace Stortz, Miss Esther How
den, Miss Anita Hubbell and Miss
Florence WELLER.
Mrs. G. c. Noneman entertained
number Of friends on Wednesday
afternoon in honor OF her mother
in-law, who Is leaving soon for her
home in Grand Rapids. Mich.
|
The Rydholm home at 703 South
Edith street was the scene Of
pretty party Monday afternoon
when Mrs. Rydholm surprised
Clarence, Jr., by inviting sixteen
Of his friends in after school. De-
lightful refreshments were served,
followed by games and music. The
| favors were Easter baskets and
eggs. Those present were May and
Jean Stirratt. Helen Antoine. Bue-
; lah Rector. Lydia Dolde and Eliza
beth Goodman; George Bloodgood.
Vann Lipe, Fred and Robert Mack
ey, George and Earl Waldie, Clar-
ence and Laurence Rydholm, and
Master Billie Mason of Belen.
Mrs. Meyer Osoff entertained
the employees of the National Gar
ment company at theater party
on Tuesday evening for Way
Down East"
Mrs. George Simms of North
Eighth street entertained inform
ally at bridge on Friday in honor
Of her daughter, Mrs. Paul Becker
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CLUBS.

49, - 1870
The Good Cheer club gave a ben
eft card party on Thursday after
noon at the I. o. o. f hall. The
proceeds of the entertainment were
contributed to the Travellers Aid
work of the Young Womens
Christian association and to the
private charities of the club. Mrs.
]. H. Collister is president Of the
club.
A business meeting of the Fort
nightly Music club was held Tues
day evening instead of the program
as planned. 1t was decided to
hold club banquet on the eve
ming of May 2 when the installa-
ton of the new officers of the club
will take place. A report of the
committee in charge of the Lohen-
grin program which will be given
in May was made.
Ell Club Otra Veg was entertain
ed at dinner at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. e. Romero in Old Town
on Thursday evening. A program
in Spanish was carried out during
the dinner and dancing was en-
joyed later.
Mrs. Louis Reynolds entertained
her bridge club on Thursday after
noon. There were several addi-
tional guests.
Mrs. Harry Braun entertained
the Ideal Bridge club on Tuesday
afternoon. The club will meet
again on May 2 at the home OF
Mrs. Harry Aspinwall.
The Ten Dons. who were, how
ever. only seven on this occasion,
were entertained at dinner at the
home Of r. B. Cristy on Tuesday
evening. William r. Walton gave
a recital of the political personal
tiles of Lloyd George, Lord Kitch-
ener, President Harding and
Charles Evans Hughes. This was
the final dinner of the season,
with the exception of an affair for
the wives of the Dons.
The Thursday Afternoon Bridge
club members and their husbands
were entertained last Sunday eve
ming at dinner at the Alvarado by
DR.. and Mrs. e. T. Lassetter.
The annual business meeting of
the Business and Professional
| Women's club will be held on Mon
day evening at the Y. w. c. A.
Dinner will be served at 6:15
o'clock. The election Of officers
will take place. ..y
| The Sew and So club was enter
tanned last Wednesday afternoon
| by Miss Minnie Diehl. Clever ia
vors Of little Easter egg-shell fig
ures representing the various ma
tionalities were presented to each
OF the guests. In addition to the
regular club members the follow
ing were present: Mrs. f. +.
Swayne, Mrs. ]. Jentry. Mrs. Full
lerton, Miss Marian Rhodes. and
Miss Wayne Galley. The next
meeting of the club will be with
Mrs. Lynn Cook.
Miss Clarke Watson will enter
tain the Young Girls Sewing club
on next Wednesday evening.
| %
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Brothers
left on Wednesday morning for
Missoula. Mont, where they will
make their future home. Mrs. A.
]. Cook of the Washington apart
ments entertained for Mrs. Broth
! ers last week. Mr.. Brothers Is So
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Just delightful, informal big
party where one wears ones daint-
lest, or ones sportiest. according
to ones tastes, where one sees
everybody, hears all the latest, and
spends an altogether pleasant aft
ernoon. That Is ladies day at
the Country club, carried off sue
cessfully for the second time this
season on Wednesday afternoon.
The day was perfect one for
anything, particularly to desert
ones family and to devote oneself
to ones friends at the club. AL
though 1t was just the day for
golfing, cool and sunny with
scarcely q breeze, only two Of the
club women ventured out In the
morning. Mrs. w. G. Reid and
Mrs. H. B. Hening went around
together.
Mrs. Reid was an attractive little
figure in a knickerbocker suit OF
tan with n brown straw sailor hat
and pongee blouse, the first OF the
club women to appear In the pop
ular sports outfit so In vogue
throughout the east and on the
Pacific coast. Mrs. Hening, al
ways the personification Of dainti-
ness, returned from her. game i'm
maculate in sports suit of blue
and white striped flannel skirt
with blue Jacket, and a blue felt
hat with droooping white
feather.
Tmncheon at One.
Luncheon was served at l o'clock
at large and small tables with
center bouquets of yellow and
white spring flowers. Plates were
served to rs persons, many of
whom were in parties of four and
eight, and others at large tables.
The invigorating odor of the demi-
tasse at some of the tables was
, mingled with the aroma OF dainty
cigarettes. After luncheon the
larger parties broke up into small
er groups for the great business
Of the Recommendation bridge
Among the larger luncheon par
ties was that given by Mrs. ]. a.
| Reidy in honor of Miss Vinal OF
Massa chusetts, the house guest Of
Mrs. David Spence Hill. Mrs.
Reidy's party occupied a luncheon
table in the small dining room
Her guests were Miss Vinal, Mrs
Hill, Mrs. Henry Rolf Brown. Mrs
Kenneth Conklin Beals, Mrs. Frank
A. Hubbell, Jr.. Mrs. r. p. Putney
Mrs. J. b. Herndon, Mrs. A. j.
Maloy. and Mrs. Harold Caller.
Mrs. Ross Merritt and Mrs. G
s. McLandress entertained a table
of eight friends in honor of Miss
| Lorna Lester, one of the spring
bride-elects. The party included
Mrs. j. T. Mclaughlin, Mrs. Feliy
Lester, Mrs. +. r. Edgar, and Miss
Esther Howden Mrs. Hugh Dut-
ter also had table Of eight, Mrs
Ernest Spitz, Mrs. Dave Weinman
Mrs. Ivan Grunsfeld, Mrs. Sidney
| Rosenwald, Mrs. r. T.. Whitmer
Mrs. Mansbaugh, Mrs. Cohn, and
Mrs. Albert Stern.
| For Visitors.
| Mrs. Charles White was hostess
Mt table In honor of Mrs. Boyd
Gatewood of FL Centre, Calf, who
is visiting. her sister, Mrs. Louis
! Reynolds. on her way to Denver
At Mrs. Whites table were Mrs
Gatewood, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs
Frank Butt, Mrs. Emory Davis of
Los Lunas. and Miss Maybelle
Lovelace. At Mrs. John simms
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Miss Marian Kellog of New York
and James Vandevanter of virginia
were married here on last Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock by the
Rev. Hugh A, Cooper, pastor Of
the Presbyterian church. The GER
emory took place in the apartment
Of the bride on East Central ave-
nue. in the presence of a few init
mate friends. The bride has made
her home here for the past winter.
She has been employed as secre-
tary to Mr.. Cooper. and as a stem
ographer at the Cooper Motor
company. She is member of the
Presbyterian church choir. Mr..
Vandevanter has been a resident
Of Albuquerque for several years.