Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-23
ARTESIA

tho RCDchdH huge Oh ATleSlt
gave a reception, complimentary
to Mesdames Austin Brown ant
o. j. Adams on last Friday eve.
ming Immediately following the
regular session Of the lodge. About
thirty ladies were present. Deli,
cious punch and cake was served
to all present.
The Epworth league of the
Methodist church journeyed to the
Penasco river on last Friday eve.
nlng, where about seventy young
people attended a moonlight picnic
at that place. Three trucks were
used to convey the members of the
organization to and from the
scene of the festivities. Plenty OF
eats were taken along, which help
ed to make the event delightful
one.
Henry Terpening has returned to
Artesia after an absence of over
TWO years, which he has served in
the United States army in Ger
many. He returned to the United
States in January and was dis
charged in April.
The ladies of the Baptist church
gave a reception to the new men,
bers of the church and Rev. and
Mrs. Taggart on Friday evening
at the church parlors. About fifty
new members have been received
as a result of the Lockhart revival
meetings. About two hundred and
fifty persons were present at this
affair. The following program was
rendered: Piano solo. Miss Virginia
Attebery; vocal solo, Mrs, ]. r. G.
White; plano solo. Miss Helen
Mann; vocal solo, Mrs. Deyton
Recer; piano solo, Miss Lucille
James; vocal solo, Miss PHYLLIS
Polk: dialogue, Misses Julia White
and Nellie Mae Horne; vocal duet
Misses Mary Alice James and "a
Nadia Mann; pianologue, Mrs J. r.
y. White. Twenty-four large cakes
and sixteen gallons of cocoa were
served by the ladies' to all present
MISS Hester Schneider and
Ralph Terpening were married on
sunday afternoon at the home OF
I1ie oflue's parents. Rev. r. f.
laws, pastor of the Methodist
cnurch, performed the ceremony
with only the two families and a
rev close friends present Imme-
dlately following the wedding cer-
emory luncheon was served to all
present. The bride is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Schneider
VINO resides six miles south OF Ar
tesla. She is well known In Arte-
sla and has a host of friends nj
TINS place. Mr.. Terpening is the
assistant manager of the Alfalfa
Growers association. He gradu-
ated from the local high school IN
1916 and attended the University
OF New Mexico until he enlisted in
the united States army In 1917.
After serving three years, most of
winch was in Siberia, he returned
10 Artesia, where he has resided
since that time. The newly-weds
VIII make their home on South
Second street.
carr Henderson entertained the
eighth grade at his home on Fri
day evening. A large number NJ
the members were present az tbis
delightful social affair. Miss Elva
olyde and Mrs. Frank Wilson,
teachers in the Junior high school
were special guests of the class
cake, cocoa and Easter eggs were
served to the guests by the host.
Miss Julia Holloman left Mon
aay Tor an extended visit at New
ark. N. ]. 1''"
The Christian church gave q re-
ceplon TO their new members on
last Wednesday evening. A large
crowd of members and friends
illled the church building. A very
interesting program was given on
ms occasion. Especially interest
ing was the history of the local
Lhristian church by Mrs. J. B.
Atkinson, who is the only charter
member of the local church, short
talks were made by C. Bert Smith
Z. o. Brown, A. f. Roselle. Water
Graham, Rev. J. II. Sheppard and
others. Sandwiches, doughnuts and
cocoa We're served by the ladies'
or the church.
The young people of the town
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph r,
1erpenlng with a charivari party
On Monday evening. About fifty
persons arrived at the newlyweds,
new homo amid much racket ana
noise. They were invited into Tho
house by the groom and bride.
general good time was enioyed NV |
all. Delicious refreshments were |
served by the hostess.
Clarence. stoldt, C. O. Brown
Emette Klopfenstein and Ben
kaiser were in Roswell last week.
"here they are taking the entrance
Nominations for the United States
Naval academy at Annapolja
These four boys passed the prelim-
nary examination in October and
Ben Kaiser was appointed to the
academy by Senator Jones. The
other three boys were appointed
alternates. They were among tbe
u lucky lads in the state to re-
'eive these appointments from a
sroup of many high school bovs
Who entered the preliminary ex-
=
Robert Burns and Tom Jonas
Entertained a few friends with
delightful birthday party at The
Tome of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Tomas
N Tuesday evening. The boys and
iris spent an enjoyable evening In
'laylng many games. Refresh
nents were served to the follow
ng guests: Elaine Feemster, Bar
ARA Clayton, Grace Castleberry.
tupy Hicks, Lorena Mansell,
iladys Cole. mo Cole, Eula Bee
,ost, Nellie Jonas. Robert Burns. I
Gibson Burns. Thomas Jonas, Finis !
'owel, Article Vowel, Lloyd Hollis
.utry Holmes, Harold Holmes, Il
.larence Vowel, Jim Cowan, Keith s
ioffman, Nathan Turknett, Clovis
Sidney Proctor and Har-
Id Dunn. {