Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-07-09
son, Norman Bullock and William

son, Norman Bullock and William
Taggart.
Mrs. Ralph Rogers was hostess
to the Chat and Sew club at her
country home in the Atoka COM
munity on last Wednesday after
noon. A delightful afternoon was
enjoyed by several members and
their friends. Ice cream and waf-
ers were served to the following
guests: Mesdames Paul Terry,
Lawrence Wilde, Harold Kelnath,
William Linell, Homer Dunagan,
Lewis Story, Thornton Ferson, Dey-
ton Recer, Eldredge Soloman and
Misses Velma Smith, Mia Wing
field, Corinne Smith, Ann Wilkin'
son, and Loretta Linell.
Rev. r. f. Davis, pastor of the
Methodist church, assisted Rev. j.
| d. Terry in revival meeting at
Rocky Arroyo community during
the week.
Mrs. Joe Jesse has returned from.
Roswell, where she has been visit
| ing her sister.
A few friends of Lou Ollie and
John Page surprised the young peo-
pie with birthday party on Satur-
day evening at the home of Mrs. ,.
| H. Walker. The guests arrived at
the Walker home, and the two hon
ored guests were summoned. A de-
llightful evening was spent in Va
lrious amusements. Delicious re-
lfreshments were served to Misses
Loire Davis, Edna Page, Lou ONE
Page, Mildred Frisch, Beatrice
Davis, Beverley Kirkpatrick, Vesta
IFrisch, Annie Vogel, Dollie Vogel.
Matte Mae Jackson, Burnell Car
Irou, Leila Walker, Marian Walker,
adele Ohnemus, Gladys Cowan and
IMessrs. Robert Ohnemus, Dwight
IMcCree, Ralph Davis, Marvin Nc
Cree. Lloyd Cowan, Justice Walk
Ier. John Page, Everett Long, A. V.
IWiseman, Henry Terpening and
lCarl Jinks.
The Convention Bible class of the
First Baptist church, composed OF
Iyoung people, have recently organ
lized with Harvey Klopfenstein as
lpresident, and Mrs. Ethel James as
teacher. The other officers are
Mrs, Deyton Recer, Misses Nola
lNailor, Maggie Hollis, Lucille James
land Messrs. Fred and Lewis Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Brown and
Misses Ethel and Jessie Bullock lef'
Hast week for a short vacation 10
the mountains.
A large number of young people
Imotored to Dayton on Sunday after
noon, where Gordon Sterling, popu'
liar Artesia high school athlete
preached his first sermon. Mr.
lSterling, a convert in the big Lock
, hart revival in March, desires to be-
come a Methodist preacher.
Hundreds of Artesia people mo-
tored to Carlsbad on the Fourth o.
IJuly to attend the big three-daJ
celebration, Thousands of visitors
swarmed through the town. A grea
time was enjoyed by all VINO at
tended the aquatic carnival, pase
ball games, barbecue, free fish fry
: rodeo, races and many other at
. fractions. Artesia was quiet an'
: almost deserted as the populac'
, was celebrating at the neighporlns
city.
. Mr.. and Mrs. C. Bert Smith an
. daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Home
: lDunagan, John Lanning, JONI
: Richards. Noah Garrett, Mr.. an;
I Mrs. Mayo Alexander and family o
I Roswell and many others were tn
: guests Of Mrs. Una Hutchins an'
l Miss Alma Norton at their Cotton
t wood farm home on the Fourth
, !The day was spent on the banks o
s an irrigation lake under large trees
5 Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Burkland ar
e the proud parents of a nine-poun'
;. |boy. born on last Friday night.
The picnic conducted at the nom
o of Mr.. E. D. Wells, on the Cotton
n wood, under the auspices of tn
: cottonwood Woman's club, was az
tended by many families in the cot
E ltonwood section. An enjoyable da
4 Twas celebrated.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Wheatley an
b family left last week for Amarillo
s where they will spend few weeks
g vacation, visiting friends.
Q Mrs. George Winans was hostes
n Ito a large number of the youn
: ladies Of Artesia at a delightful lun
e lcheon at her home, south OF towf
a on Monday afternoon. This socia
e function at Alfadale, the Atok
h farm home of Mrs. Winans, wa
: complimentary to Miss ARA Bell
: formerly of Artesia. TIL