Phoenix tribune., 1922-02-25
CAMP FURLONG, N. M.
BY Miss MabIe Smith

Ne~NAR CAA W. X anu 10.
On Monday, February 13, the Amer
ican Legion, A. H. Cameron Post No.
55, rendered program at the New
Service Club commemorating the
18th anniversary of Abraham Lin
coins birth. The numbers included:
National Anthem-"The Marseillaise"
......-...--..................24t Infantry Band
Invocation. Chaplain A. W. Thomas
Oration-"W Welcome" Joseph Y. Dendy
Eulogy-"The late Colonel Charles
Young, Cavalry, U. S. Army.
-.---.-----.-........----------... B. Mcknight
Hymn-"Rock of Ages" Legionaaries
Essay 'Lincoln's Philosophy"
...........-.......,......... William D. Smith
Piano Solo-"Star of the Sea" 49,.
.......-...-,............---.M Miss Mable Smith
Essay" History of the Colored
Men in the World War"
Fred Ware
Hyman-" Tramp. Tramp. Tramp
The Boys are Marching" g"...
Legonarries
Vocal Solo-"After the War is
Over" r...........-...-----... Mrs. E. Roger
Cornet Solo-"Perfect Day"
.......-...-.............--..... .Elwood Lyle
Address-"For the Good of the Or
der..-...-.............-.. Thomas Johnson
Vocal Solo-"He Lifted Me"
....,...-.--......... Richard H. Hamilton
Piano Solo-"The Dying Poet"
...........-.................-.... Henry Boyer
Hymn-"My Country 'Tis of Thee"
Legionarries
Essay-"The American Legion in
the Making" Thomas J. Joseph
Duet-"God of our Fathers, Known
of Old" .Mesdames Boyer and Minis
Chorus Song SMILEY '1Legtonaa
Address Chief of Chaplains
Oration-"Why should 1 enroll in
the American Legion" ..-..-......-....---..
-.....-...-----....-.. Futzherbert Jackson
Essay-"Legions of other Wars.
-.-.......................-.Wm VIM. W. Washington
Anthem-"The Star Spangled Ban
ner" .-..........-24th Infantry Band
Benediction. Chaplain A. w. Thomas
Much credit is due 1st Sgt. t. John
son. master of ceremonies, for the
grand success of the entire program.
Major o. j. w. Scott, chaplain 10th
U. S. Infantry was a business visitor
in camp on February IA.
Mrs. E. Manlove was hostess to
delightful birthday party given on
February 16 in honor of her husband.
Delicious refreshments of potato
salad, crax, hot chocolate, Velvet ice
cream and cake were served at inter-
walls between cards and dancing. Sgt.
Manlove, on his 26th anniversary re-
ceived many, many beautiful gifts as
well as happy returns of the day.
Guests who report having spent
very pleasant evening include Sgt. and
Mrs. 2. Van Cooper, Sgt. and Mrs. /.
Falkner, Sgt and Mrs E. Harris, Sgt.
and Mrs. W. D. Smith, Sgt. and Mrs.
Jerry Manlove, Cpl. and Mrs. Mays,
Cpl and Mrs. Hutchins, Sgt. and Mrs.
Davis, Sgt. and Mrs. Pitts, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gibson. Mesdames Landers,
Green and sister, Baltimore. Hall and
Sellers. Misses Smith and Teal;
Messrs. Oliver, Upton, Price, Mon
roe, Tyler, Ellis. Goodwin, Bailey,
Green, Stewart, Thompson, Cooper,
Moore, Wilson, Boyer, Boyd and Nc
Knight.
Members of Chaplain's Choir en-
joyed a very sumptuous luncheon
served at home of Mrs E. Boyer on
February 16 in honor of Mrs. Benz.
Goode, departing member of the
choir. Mrs. Goode has been very
faithful member through all and her
presence as well as vocal talent will
be very much missed.
Mrs. Gum was a visitor from
Hachita last week.
Mrs. W. w. Washington who was
taken suddenly and seriously ill is
much improved at this writing.
Mrs. w. R. Melton and baby son
expect to leave in very near future to
make a very extensive visit at her
home in Texas.
The gath Infantry Women's Club
entertained with a farewell party at
Service Club in honor of Mrs. Hayes
Many guests graced the affair with
their presence and report wonderful
time.
Mr.. Larry was business visitor in
camp for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes, bride and
groom of recent date, left for a short
! visit in Ell Paso. From thence they