Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-01
ARTESIA

The Parent-Teachers association
conducted a cooked food sale on
last Saturday for the purpose Of
securing funds to purchase equip
ment for the music department Of
the public school system. Between
twenty-five and thirty dollars was
received.
Doctor Ennies, county health Of
ficer, while visiting the Artesia
public schools, treated many pupils
and several teachers with the toxin
antitoxin for diphtheria. Miss Irene
Gage, English instructor in the
gr; mmar school, has been sick for
several days.
The domestic science department
of the high school served refresh
ments to the football players and
officials after the football game
Friday. Miss Ruth Morgan, head
of this department, assisted by
Misses Nola Naylor and Belle Bur
rows served the lunch.
Miss Leta Brown and Claud Gar
rett were united in marriage on
Thursday afternoon at Carlsbad,
Mr.. Garrett, whose home is at Ar
tesla, is in the employ of the Santa
Fe railroad at Willard. They were
met at the depot on Thursday by
large number of friends, who pre-
ceded to show the newly weds
good time. The entire party Went
to the home of Mrs. Nancy Brown,
mother of the bride, whore a de-
lightful evening was enjoyed. Mr..
and Mrs. Garrett left on Friday
night for Willard.
A large number of deer and tur-
key hunters are returning from the
Sacramento and Guadalupe noun
tains, where they went after pig
game. Several successful hunters,
such as Bob Caraway, Max Roady,
Mark Corbin and others, returned
with game. They report bad wealth.
er in the mountains, which caused
many parties to come home early.
Miss Marjory Wingfield was most
ess to a large crowd of young peo-
pie at a delightful social at her
home on Saturday evening. Con-
tests and games were the princl-
pal entertainment of the evening.
A vocal duet was sung by Messrs.
Frank Adams and Ralph Reed, TWO
talented instructors in the Aftesia
high school. Refreshments were
served by Misses Hernia Welsh,
Mariory Wingfield and Grace hel-
nath. Among those present were
DR.. E. e. Mathes, Mrs. Laura
Welsh, Mrs. Wingfield, Mrs. Lewis
Story and Misses Beatrice DAVIS,
Ruth Morgan, Effie Glover, Emma
Caraway, Elizabeth Soloman, Grace
Keinath, HERNIA Welsh, and Messrs'
Henry Davis, Frank Adams, Ralph
Reed, Roy Spivey, Lewis Cole, Ed
ward. Welsh, Hugh DeAutremont
and Guy Stevenson, Burton Cecil.
The Blue Ribbon class Of the
First Baptist Sunday school enjoyed
a party at the home of their teach
er, Mrs. C. NJ. Cole, on Saturday
evening. A large number were pres
ent despite the mud, which had
been caused by the rains during the
past week. The young people punt
fire outside and roasted Welnles'
Among those present were Misses
TIME Mcpherson, Mary Lillian
Rogers, Florence Stevenson, RUDY
Hicks, Laduska Leallen, Grace
Castleberry, Nellie Jonas, Allce
Mansell, Alberta Bowman, Gladys
Cole, Ina Cole, and Messrs. Dalton
Wilson, Clint Cole, Herman Cole
and Toxic Vandegriff. .,
Misses Luclne Jones and Ruth
Morgan, teachers in the Artesla
high school were hostesses at flve
hundred party on last Friday even.
ing. The guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. Baskin, Misses Rose Beu-
Ian. Velma Smith. Irene Gage and
Messrs. Wallace Anderson, Lloyd
Atkinson, Fred Cole and John
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