Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-21
PORTALES

10 o'clock and bring their needle
work and enjoy an old fashioned
visit. The affair was given in hon
or of Mrs. p. E. Jordon of Dali
las, Texas, former resident of
beautifully arranged flower be-
decked table for Mesdames James
A. Hall, Cash Ramey and A. w.
Skarda of Clovis, w. L. Lindsey
r. d. Riddle, H. f. Jones, CT. L.
Reese, c.. j. Wilcox, Rose Mellow
ell of Portales, Miss Cook and
neice, Miss Cook of Peoria, ILL.,,
and Mrs. Jordon, the honor guest,
of Dallas, Texas.
Mrs. r. Hardy entertained the
Methodist Missionary society at
her home on Thursday afternoon,
After devotional by the president,
lesson was appreciated. During
an after-social hour the hostess
served refreshments.
1t has recently been announced
here that Miss Matte Doss High
| tower, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
jeff Hightower of Clovis, and Mr..
! Cash Austin, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. S. Austin, also of Clovis, were
| united in marriage on Monday eve
ming at the home of the brides
parents. This came as great
friends. Both the Hightower and
Austin families were former resi-
dents of this city.
Mrs. F. B. Fields and daughter,
Mrs. e. B. Cooksey. and two chill
dren of Cheyenne, Wyo., came in
Monday for a visit with their son
and brother, A. B. Fields, a bust
ness man of this city. They will
remain here for several weeks.
Mr.. Herbert Shipman of Clifton,
Tenn, arrived here Friday and
will make Portales his home. For
the present he is a guest in the
home of Judge and Mrs. Morgan
Several Portalesites have been
attending the series of baseball
games at Clovis during the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tinsley and daugh-
ters, the Misses Fannie and Esther
Tinsley, and son-in-law, c. Good
loe, left here Sunday in a car for
ar overland trip to Venice, Calf,
where they will visit their son and
brother, w. E. Tinsley, and family.
Before returning to their homes
they will visit many points of in
terest in that state, also Arizona
and in New Mexico as they are en-
route home.
The Rev. ]. J. Richards, pastor
of the Methodist church, COM
menced revival services Sunday
night at Floyd, a few miles from
Portales.
Several young ladies and gentle
men gave a delightful picnic lunch
con on Wednesday evening at the
H-Bar ranch, three miles out,
complimenting Misses Esther and
Fannie Tinsley, who were to leave
in few days for an extended visit
to California.
| On Saturday Mrs. Robert Ham
and daughter, Miss Dorothy, were
! the pleasing hostesses at their
home at a three-course 1 o'clock
luncheon, honoring Prof. Pryor B.
Timmons of Clarksburg, Ohio.
Places were laid at daintily ar
ranged table for Professor Tim
mons, Miss Mary West, Mrs. Rho
da Johnson, Mr.. Mike Lindsay and
Miss Dorothy Ham. A lovely aft.
ernoon was spent, first with music
then a visit to the new high school
building, which is being erected
kodaking and car riding over the
Portales valley.
On Sunday Miss Helen Lindsey
entertained at her home with q
three-course dinner at high noon
complimenting Professor Tim
mons. Seated at a beautifully ap.
pointed table were Professor Tim.
mons. Mr.. Lee Langston, Miss 1r.
ma Bell Smith and Miss Heller
Lindsey, the latter three all grad
yates of Portales High school
while Professor Timmons wa.
principal, and Ex-Governor ant
Mrs. w. Z. Lindsey. 1t was 6
pleasant reunion of teacher ant
students, and all enjoyed the oc,
casion.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Whitcomt
and father. C. s. whitcomb, Mr.
, .s.iN o. %. AZ. I1dlCOCk, MI. an(
Mrs. Paul Morrison, Misses Uutf
Hanning and Mardell Morrison
and Messrs. Joel Fuller and Harr,
Shapcott composed a gay fishinI
party that were taken by G, N
Taylor in his passenger bus on Sat
urday afternoon to the fishin,
grounds at Hereford, Texas, wher,
, they enjoyed the fishing on Sun
/, day and part of the day Monday
they returned home Monday even
: ing.
A seven pound daughter wa,
born on Monday to Mr.. and Mrs
Dave Shapcott Of this city.
Revival services, held at the
! central Christian church for tbre,
weeks by the Rev. A. Ted Good
win, closed on Sunday night. Dur
ing these services several peonl,
were received into the church h,
Daptisms. The Rev. Goodwin Iff
Monday for Castle Rock, Wash
, where he is pastor of a church,
superintendent of Schools Wal
ter Krattle and little daughter. y,
Vern, left Thursday for the HON
Oh his parents in Kansas CITY. Mo
where a family reunion was heI,
: under the paternal roof on Satur
day and Sunday. This was tb
first time the family of eight chill
, dren and parents had all been to
, gether for more than 20 years
The Rev. and Mrs. F. G. Calm
. way arrived here Wednesday from
q slaton, Texas. for visit with thei
I, old friends. Rev. and Mrs. Gallo
> way were residents of Portales In
many years. ~
!, j.. f. Joyce of the chain of .Jovc
Pruitt stores here and down ~
Pecos valley was a SUNDAY visito,
= he was en- route to his home /,
Carlsbad from an extensiva tri
!. through the southern and eastar,
!. states. ''ei'
Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. carmon :,
|, two children and Miss Helen 49,
: field of Joppa, ILL.,, and a hrotha
OF Mrs. Carman, A. V. Jones .
San Francisco. all spent tbe no - =
= week with their sister and b~ u,
= band In Portales, Mr.. and Mrs +
N. Smith. o.