Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-26
HAGERMAN

Mrs. II. c. Lemon, who has been
very i'll, is slowly improving.
The Lyceum number which was
given by the Scots last Saturday
evening was we'll attended and
much enjoyed, This is the last
number on the course. Hagerman
will have q chautauqua again this
season, which will begin June 4.
The l.. C. club was entertained
at the home of Mrs. l.. Deweese
on Tuesday afternoon. AS the
president was hostess for the day,
the vice president, Mrs. How, was
in the chair and at the close of
short business session the meeting
was turned over to Mrs. Heitmann,
who had charge Of the program
The subject was Poultry" and the
various phases of the work of rails
ing and marketing were taken up.
Incubation, selection of laying
stock, feeding and marketing were
discussed by Mesdames Bradley,
Bartlett, Burck, Ehret and How
A general discussion was also
| taken part in by nearly all pres
emf, as the members are enthusl-
/ astic poultry raisers. A dainty
luncheon was served. The follow
/ ing were present: Mesdames
/ BurclS, Bradley, Bartlett. Ehret.
/ Lou Dcweese. How, Heitmann.
( Hanson, Jacobs, Menoud Ogle,
Sanders Slayton and Miss Menoud
The Womans Missionary society
met on Wednesday afternoon at
| the church. The members heard a
/ talk by Mrs. Newcomb, who has
been a missionary to India for As
years. The meeting was an open
one and about rs ladies from the
various church societies attended,
The Dynamo division of the
| w. NJ. S. served cocoa and cake
at the parsonage at the close of the
meeting.
Rev. and Mrs Newcomb, who
have been missionaries to India for
AS years, have been visiting their
uncle, A. N. Miller, the past week
! and during that time gave the Ha-
! german people a great treat on
! mission work, DR.. Newman having
| talked to o large audience at the
high school auditorium on Sunday
evening and Mrs Newcomb having
/ given a short talk Sunday as well
aa another on Wednesday. They
left Thursday but do not expect
to return to India until autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Newman came
in Sunday from Silverton, Tex,
| having been called there on ac-
count Of the serious illness of the
latter's sister, Mrs. Lemon,
Mrs ]. T. West entertained the
Thursday clup at her home Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. slime left Tuesday evening
| for oklahoma in response to n
message informing her of the seri-
GUS Illness of her father.
The O. L. s. were to have held
n special meeting for the purpose
Of initiating several new members,
I Wednesday evening, but on ac-
count of Illness among the MEM
bers the meeting was postponed.
| William James has been fixing
| up the house on his Red Bluff al
1 falfa farm this week and the NJ.
| Ryerson family have moved there
! to.
The Girl scouts met last Wednes-
| day afternoon with their scout
MASTER Miss Perditia Morgan, and
went out to the cemetery to clear
the surface of ten lots. The girls
intend to plant vines along the
fences of the cemetery, and flow
ers on the graves. The Girl scouts
are also planning to plant flowers
in the new park and to do their
share in civic Improvement. Miss
Ruth Zimmerman was elected pres
ident at the last meeting.
Mrs. King served refreshments
of cocoa and cake to the members
on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. John Davenport
came in "Wednesday from Child
ress, Tex. Mr.. Davenport is a
brother of Mrs. Lemon.