Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-08
CLOVIS

Ivan Bridges has purchased the
Southwestern Drug store from VIM,
H. DuCkworth, and will continue
the business in its present success
ful capacity Mr.. Bridges was
formerly a clerk in the business,
but left Clovis for points in Kan
sas, and returned shortly to again
make his home here.
Miss Ella Curren and Mrs. White
have been elected as delegates to
attend the Rebekah convention
which will be held in Clayton, the
first week in November.
Mrs. f. B. Herod, left Mdnes-
day for Albuquerque, accompanied
by her husband, who is attending
the republican convention at AL
buquerque.
DR.. II. A. Miller, w. II. Duck
worth, A. f. Curren, d. X. Fitz-
hugh, A. B. Austin, John Etzel.
Tip Isham, H. G.. Springfield, ].
B. Westerfield, John Luikart, +.
B. Herod, Jay Marks, G. S. Guyer,
W. K. Austin and Chester MCGEE,
were named at the republican con-
vention as delegates to attend the
left Tuesday for that place.
Mrs. f. M. Malone was hostess
last Thursday at a delightful series
of bridge parties when four tables
of guests were entertained in the
morning and four in the afternoon.
The long living room was beauti-
fully decorated with great baskets
Of goldenrod and golden glow. Two
course luncheons were served at
twelve o'clock and at five. Guests
Of the morning were: Mesdames
s. ]. Stallings, Hamlin Overstreet,
G. A. Campbell and guests, Mrs. r.
r. Duncan and Miss Lawing, Dali
ton Reed. H. A. Miller, John Bar
ry, F. e. Dennis, Harry Miller and
guests, Mrs. Jordan of FIT. Worth,
w. L. Price, Scott Mcdowell, Fl.
D. Emmert and C. r. Worrer.
Guests for the afternoon were Mes
danes, John Luikart, Geo. Roberts,
Felix Mandell, J. s. Skarda. w. f.
Dillon, r. f. Plxley, e. r. Hard
wick, Chas. Shannon, J. A. Klasner,
w. w. Mayes, Everett Tusha Of
Amarillo, John Hyatt j. e. Say,
W. C. Carmack, II. V. Stonehill,
Francis Mayhall, Willard Swaney
and H. G. Springfield.
Mrs. Felix Mandell, assisted by
Mrs. c. =. Worrell entertained a
number of ladies Friday after
noon at bridge party. Delicious
luncheon was served. The follow
ing guests were present: Mes
danes Fl. A. Miller, Chas. Shan
non, Scott Mcdowell, H. B. En-
inert, J. A. Klasner, w. l.. Price,
Frances Mayhall, F. L. Dennis,
w. C.AZerwer, Everett Tusha, F. b,
Herod, w. F. Dillon. G. A. Camp
bell and guests, Mrs. r. r. Dun
can and Miss Lawing; +. M. Ma
lone, Fl. G. Springfield, w. w.
Mayes, w. S. Carmack, E. F. Hard.
wick and j. f. Saylor.
Mary Davidson entertained
number of her friends in honor
of her birthday, Wednesday after
noon. After a joyous afternoon
frolicling, the little folks were
served with refreshments of ice
cream and cake. Those to enjoy
Miss Mary's hospitality were, Cleo
and Jewel Sorrows, Ethel Conner,
! Bessie and Calvin lands and Coy
Guy, William Crouch, Pearl White,
Gladys MCGEE. Elolse and J. w.
Talley, Howard Miller. Mary Yod-
Ter, Mary Kyle, Yuba Houston and
Goldie Sledge.
Misses Houston and Rogers of
Texico enjoyed the hospitality of
| the Rebekah Lodge Monday night
! at the Masonic Hall, and while
here were duly initiated into the
mysteries of the Degree. Ice
cream and cake were served.
Word has been received here of
the death of Mrs. Sallie Bishop,
formerly of this place. which &C.
CURED at the home Of her SON,
James, at Los Angeles. The body
was shipped to Sturgess, Ky. Mrs.
Bishop was an old resident of
| Clovis.
Carmel Eastman and Miss Ruth
Payne, Jewett Taylor and Miss
Georgia Davis were quietly mar
ried at Tucumcari Sunday after
noon, Mr.. Eastman is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. r.. B. Eastman of
this city and Miss Payne. the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. B.
Payne. Mr.. Taylor recently came
to Clovis and Miss Davis is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F..
Davis.