Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-15
HAGERMAN,

HAGERMAN.
Rev. and Mrs. John s. Rice
announce the birth of son,
John, Jr, on Sunday, May Z.
The lower grades of the Hager-
man school gave a closing day
program Wednesday afternoon at
the school auditorium.
The senior class of the Dexter
school gave play here Friday
evening which was well attended
and much enjoyed.
On Friday afternoon the sew
enth grade girls with Miss Cazier
as chaperon went out to the river
for picnic.
Mrs. Emily Welty's class in
music and expression gave a very
enjoyable program last Saturday
evening at the school auditorium.
Mrs. Margaret Hines, grand
matron of the O.. Z. s. visited
Harmony chapter. o. E. s., FRI
day. At that time two jewels were
presented, one to Mrs. Miles and
the other to Mrs. Mason. past
worthy matrons.
The Chaves county eighth grade
graduation exercises were held at
Dexter Wednesday evening. Over
hundred pupils graduated from
the eighth grade in the Chaves
county schools this year. Eleven
members of the class were from
the Hagerman schools, namely:
Angie Hooper, Flossie Bowen,
Flora Bowen. Lulu Curry, Doro-
thea Cowan, Sam Bradley. stan
ley Brock, George Lang. owen
Phillips, Kenneth Preston. and FL
ton Thompson. Several other
members of the class have taken
a second examination and IL they
make passing grade will be
awarded diplomas later. An IN
teresting program was rendered
by pupils from the various coun-
tv schools. Misses Flora and
Flossie Bowen of Hagerman rem
dered a beautiful piano duet as
Hagerman's contribution TO the
program. This was the larges'
class ever graduated from the
eighth grade in the Chaves coun'
ty schools.
Mrs. Bitney, who has been TAX
ing treatment at Kansas CITY
hospital for several months, re-
turned home Thursday, arriving
in time to attend the commence
ment exercises at which her SON.
Louis, graduated from the Haser-
man high school. g..
A miscellaneous shower LOT
three Hagerman teachers who are
soon to be married was held on
Monday at the home of Mrs. A
clark. The guests Of honor were
Miss Julia Cazier. Miss Alta Ma
vie Morgan and Miss Ola White
The guests were the teachers OF
tbe Hagerman schools. A dainty
luncheon was served oy 'he
Mrs w. A. Losey gave an an,
nouncement party In honor OF
Miss Alta Marie Morgan VINO IL
soon to become the bride or Rop,
ert cumpsten. The guests hemmeo
tca towels during the afternoon
These were then given 10 tne
bride-to-be. Those present were
Miss Alta Marie Morgan, MES ,,
danes Clark, Oscar bulioI IN
LLOYD Harshey, T.. o. moore, u
r McKinstry, Sam Mckinstry
lanes Michelet, Charles Micn'
oIet Eva Mum, Misses Ruth pe,.
ticrew Ola White, Lulu Beiie
wilson. A dainty luncheon wa
Nllaon' ~, the hostess, who was
assisted by Miss Perditia Morgan
Rev. Mathes Of Artesia prea Oh.
ed an interesting sermon u. en
Presbyterian church SUNDAY even
ihS willis Pardee has been re-
Looted secretary Of the Hager'
man Alfalfa Growers associa'
"V O.. G. Mason and Roy var "a.
,,sdo, returned the first OF th'
week from a trip 10 inc N
tains. r., yockheat
returned the first OF the 49, 49,
from a trip to various ieAa'
pO The twelfth annual commence st
uont Of the Hagerman nisi
snhool was held THURSDAY exe,,
~ May ii, 1922. The foiio"ih'
I've, was rendered.:
Inyocation-Rev. j, B. hice.
Standardization Curry.
class oration-Lewis Bitney.
Class Poem--Bernice Walters
Glass Grumbler-Wade II. Lane
Glass Prophecy-Helen Cump
stem. - Al. No.
Vocal solo-Miss Alta MOT
gan. ,,,
neutrality-suspicious. NJ. Cowan.
Address-Dr. II. L. Kent.
Presentation Of diplomas.
The address by DR.. Kent wa
greatly appreciated by the Hager
man people and the most favor
able comments have been mao
both in regard to the subject ant
the manner Of handling.
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