Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-02
ARTESIA

The Baptist Young Peoples
Union elected officers on Sunday
evening for the ensuing six months.
The officers for the senior union
are: Miss canada Mann, president;
Miss Nola Naylor, vice president;
Harvey Klopfenstein, secretary;
Miss Alice Baber, corresponding
fsecretary, and Lewis Cole, treas
urer. Fred Cole is the executive
representative in the Pecoa Valley
B. Y. T. U. association. The Off
GERS of the intermediate union are
Miss Nellie Mae Horne, president;
Norman Bullock, vice president;
Gladys Cole, secretary and treas
urer; Paul James, librarian; Helen
Mann, chorister; Lorena Mansell,
pianist; Helen Mann and Charles
Mcneil, group captains. The Off l.
GERS of the junior union are: Jenna
Beth Bishop. president; Mary Tag
Igart, vice president; Lucille Floore,
secretary and treasurer; Helen Cog
dali, librarian; Ina Cole and Car
men Brown, group captains.
A large number of Artesia young
people attended the dances in Dex-
ter on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Friday nights of last week, given in
connection with the big Dexter
lrodeo.
Mrs. Joe Richards entertained
her Sunday school class from the
Methodist church with @ delightful
sewing party on Friday afternoon
Delicious punch and cake were
served to the guests, which in
cluded Misses Loire Davis, Mildred
Frisch, Adele Ohnemus, Leila
Walker, Bernel Carroll, Beverly
kirkpatrick, Gladys Cowan, Bertha
Richards and Ethel Bullock AMI
Matte Mae jackson,
The Christian Endeavor of the
First Christian church was enter
ltained at the home of Miss Florence
Conner on Friday evening. An en-
joyable evening was spent in out
door games by the members OF the
Organization and friends. CAKE and
lice cream were served. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. A,
F.. Roselle, Rev, and Mrs, r. X.
Coffey, Ella Brown, Anna Frances
Jackson, Alice Dunn, Ina Cole,
Linda Mae Henderson. Gladys Cole,
lGleen Polk, Nellie Mae Horne, Har-
old Dunn, Charles McNiel, Hyde
Yeager, Carl Henderson, Willard
bradshaw, Clifford Bradshaw, Wras
Conner, Jake Roach and Ellison
Burns.
About fifty members of the Ep-
worth league of the Methodist
church motored to the Cottonwood
dam on Thursday afternoon. where
they enjoyed a picnic and SWIM
Inning party. The torpid waters OF
the large Cottonwood lake was
ideal for a cool dip. A bountlfui
picnic supper was eaten at sun
down. Many -ethers arrived at this
thine from Artesia, | 5 miles distant,
so the merry party took another
plunge before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs, Mayo Alexander
and family, Ogle Jones, 10 Jacob
son, Sewall Jones, Ray Harper,
"Hoot" Gibson, and many other
Roswell persons motored to Artesia
on Sunday to attend the double
header baseball schedule, when Ar
tesla played the teams from Loving
and Carlsbad. S. Jones, Gibson and
Harper played with Artesia.
The funeral services for the little
| two year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lewis were conducted at
tWoodbine cemetery on Friday art
Iernoon. DIR. e. e. Mathes pastor
| of the Presbyterian church, was in
charge of the services. A large
number of friends and neighbors
were present at the services. Miss
Corrine Smith, Mrs. Martin Yates
and Messrs. Austin Brown and A
F. Roselle sang a quartet. The
Ipallbearers were Messrs. Field, r
Jones, Mccain and Bruce. The
child was bitten on Thursday after
noon by rattlesnake and died the
next morning.
A program was presented at the
First Baptist church on Sunday
morning, in observance of Chris.
| tan education day. The smaller
children of the Sunday school, I'M
| der the direction of Mesdames B. A
Bishop and w. C. Taggart. and as
sisted in the program by Mrs. Dey-
ton Recer and Misses canada
Mann, Elizabeth Soleman and Vir-
ginia Attebery, presented the foi'
lowing program: Introduction anf
Explanatory remarks, Miss Virginia
Attebery; song, primary depart
ment; recitation, Russell Fioore
Irecitation, Clarence Allani duet
Audrey Smith and Charles Brown
Ireoitation, Kathreen Cogdall; reel.
tation. Media Wilson; song, primary
department; recitation, Marth:
Eackles: six sunbeams, Media VII
son, Edgar Bishop. Martha Fac
kles, Autry Holmes, J. w, Wing
field and Juanita Smith; recitation
Nellie Mae Hoffman,; drill by Jul
niors, Harold Holmes, LaRue Mann
j, w. Brown, Gordon Kishbaugt
land Elizabeth Cogsdail: song b.
junior department; drill by fly
girls, Ina Cole, Lucille Floore, Allyn
Wilson, Carmen Brown and Mar
Taggart: recitation. William Tag
cart, vocal solo. Miss Zanaid'