Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-09
PORTALES


lawn at the home OF Mr.. and MRS.
G. O. Leach on Saturday evening
at 7.3O. complimenting Mrs. COOK
and daughter, who are guests OF
Mrs. Rose Mcdonald. Those who
took of the pleasures were Messrs.
and Mesdames A. NJ. Heath, I. II.
Mears, N. F. Wollard, A. D. Rlbble'
w. E. Lindsey, II. Lindsey, r. Har-
dy, Coe Howard, S. N. Hancock
e. j. Neer, S. L. Reese, j. c. WHIT
, comb, M. B. Jones, r. G. Bryant
C. V, Harris, j. C. Cunningham,
Mesdames Ellen Jones, Lilly ray
lor, j. w. Wilcox, Rose Mellow
ell and Cook, Miss Irma Bell Smith,
Messrs. Joel Fuller. DR.. Means,
Clifford Deem, Howard Leach and
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice and daughter
Miss Rice, of Clovis N. M. After
the picnic the company was en-
tertained for some time by Miss
Cook, who is the secretary of the
Y. w. C. A. at Peoria, Ill. Miss
Cook spoke of her travels in the
interest of that organization in
Europe the year preceding the
world war.
Mrs. Sanders, popular teacher
in this county. has just returned
from trip to Kentucky AMI is i'll
at the home of her daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hancock.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Priddy and
daughter Elizabeth, and Mauren
left last weekend for the Ozark
mountains, where they vii. remain
90, mi II
go on to st. Louis. Mo-, where
they will spend several days before
returning to their home.
John Pulley of this city was taxi
en- i'll on Tuesday with appended
tbs and was taken to the hospital
I at Clovis on Wednesday, Cor an
operation. When he arrived there
he was beyond all help and passed
n away on Thursday at o'clock.
The funeral services of Mr. Pulley
were held ON Friday afternoon at
o'clock. A large number were
in attendance. The services were
conducted by the Rev, Norris j.
Reasoner, at the cemetery on
account of the illness of Mrs. Put
ley. Burial was in the local GEM
etery. Mr.. Pulley had resided in
Portales for many years. He is
survived by his wife and several
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carhu and
children of Texas, who had beer
visiting Mrs. Carhu's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. l.. Gillian, for severa
days, left for their home on Sun.
day.
The Women's Missionary society
OF the Methodist church was en-.
tertained by Mrs. G. A. Dickbredei
at her home on Thursday after.
noon at o'clock. After deyo.
tional led by the president, Mrs
Claud Jones, Mrs. J. G. Greaves
leader of the lesson, took charge
The subject of the lesson was, 1.-THE
Bible,"' Mrs. w. +. Greer gave al
interesting talk on Paul as
Missionary" and Mrs. Henry Den.
4 ison spoke on why the Methods
Church Believes in Missions" Dur.
ing social hour the hostess served
ice cream and cake.
The Portales u. D. C.. chaptej
a - lfsldH special called business meet
z ing at the home of the president
? Mrs. Ellen Jones, on Thursday ey
ening at 1880 o'clock
Paul johnson of Canyon City
Texas, and Mr.. and Mrs. Kenyon
OF Amarillo, Teas, and Judge ant
Mrs. j. C. Compton and three chill
dren of Portales all left here Sat
urday overland for a several days
camping and fishing trip near La
vegas. While there they will at
TEND a part of the sessions of tn,
Baptist assembly, which is beins
held at Montezuma college neaI
Las Vegas.
Miss Eura May Richard and Mr.
Floyd Edward Hollis, both of peaI
Elida, were married on Saturda,
afternoon by the Rev. Norris j
Reasoner. pastor Of the Contra
Christian church of Portaies, Th,
young couple motored to Portal les
where the ceremony was perform
ed at the home of Rev. and Mrs
Reasoner in the presence of ;
lew witnesses. Mr.. and Mrs. HolJi
VIII be at home to their friends OF
a ranch near Elida.
The Clovis band bows irov
down Friday evening and spent ,
pleasant few hours practicing witt
!. the Portales band at their hau
Thelr music was a delight to hear
IS Plans that We're laid for hi,
celepration in Portales on JuIv
ala not consummate and the da,
passed off quietly. A part of tn
stores were closed all ,1ay aud tb,
children enjoyed small fireyvorll
ooth during the day and night.
Inc business men of portales en-
loyed plate two-course dinner O,
frlday at high noonH at the ba
nan. Sixty of the business mo,
partook OF the dinner. which wa
prepared and served under ~
supervision of Mrs. ]. C. McMinr
with several ladies of the torn !
sisting. The Menu consisted of frie,
chicken, gravy, creamed irish mn
tatoes' creamed peas. sliced tofna
toes on lettuce leaves, butter, no
coltee' ice tea, cake and ice cream
alter the dinner was served
business session was held at wh,cl
number of civic, improvement
were discussed, principal anon
mem peing the municipal cam
ground for Portales.
MRS. Bryan Greathouse and ha h
/, OF Mountainair spent the past wee.
Wltn her parents, Judge and Mr..
- L.. Reese. Mrs Greathousa la,
sunday and will be Joined bv he
y husband at Mountainair. The,
leave soon for Huntington 3eaoi
Calif., where they will reside
On Friday the Rev. and Mrs n
D. Reasoner delightfully."-. enter
tanned with a IL O'Clock dinno,
races We're laid at beautifuIi
appointed table for seven peopl,
the Rev. A. Ted Goodwin Of En-
gene. Ore. the Rev. and Mrs. (
Poston, daughter and son, of Glow,
N. NJ and Rev. and Mrs. Reason