Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-05
ARTESIA

The American Legion dance on
Saturday night was attended by
large number of young people, re-
CARELESS of the cold weather. A
few visitors from Hope were also
present. Hamilton's Jazz Hounds
| furnished the music.
Rev. w. C. Taggart, pastor of
/ the First Baptist church of Hope,
| n. M, preached at the Baptist
church on Sunday morning He
| also delivered the sermon at the
union services at the Methodist
church on Sunday night. A large
crowd was present at this service.
Mrs. j. r. G. White sang a solo.
The union prayer meeting was con-
Quoted on wednesday evening ut
the Nazarene church with P. G.
Klopfenstein as leader.
Hon. F. G. Hartell has returned
from Albuquerque, where he at
tended the democratic state COM
mittee meeting. Mr.. Hartell Is the
representative from Eddy county,
and will be candidate for United
States representative from New
Mexico at the next election. While
at Albuquerque he attended the
grand lodge of the Masonic lodge,
being q representative from the
local chapter.
Alfred Coll was delegate to the
grand lodge OF the Masonic order
at Albuquerque.
The funeral services for Mrs.
Elizabeth Netherlin were conduct
ed at the First Baptist church on
last Thursday afternoon. Rev. II.
v. Cox, pastor of the Nazarene
church, was in charge of the serv-
ices. Special music was rendered
by Mesdames J. r. G.. White and
I. V. Cox and Misses Corrine Smith
and Mary owens. The pail bear
ers were Messrs, Ben and John
Dunn, Clint and Fred Cole, Harvey
and Ira Klopfenstein. The deceased
is survived by mother, Mrs
Nancy Brown, n husband, three
children, four brothers and three
sisters.
Elvert Gather has been Ill dur
ing the past week as a result OF
ptomaine poisoning.
Mrs. Cue has returned to hel
home at jefferson, Iowa, after q
visit of several weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Joe Goodale.
Rev. A. j. Cox, pastor Of the
Church of Christ, was in charge
of the services at the funeral Of
Mrs, ]. NJ. Milliron, who was buried
at Woodbine cemetery on last
Thursday morning. All services
We're conducted at the cemetery
The pail bearers were Messrs. De-
Geer, Noah Buck, Tom Terry
Clyde Latta, Bryan Savoie and
VIII Gavin. The deceased is sur
vived by her husband and two
children, Mrs. M. j. Howard and
James Milliron.
John Knowles and his mother
brother, and mother OF Fred
Knowles, of this place, arrived
from Belle View, Kans., on Sunday
to be at the bedside of MIR
Knowles. who is critically i'll His
son Ralph also came from Okla
homa.
The remains Of John Richard
Atteberry were buried on Tuesday
morning after funeral services al
the Baptist church. Rev. T.. e
Mathes, pastor of the Presbyterian
church, conducted the services
Mrs. V. L. Gates sang "One Swee
Solemn Thought" Mrs. j. r. 2
White and Mrs c. e. Mann san.
Saved By Grace" double quar-
tette composed of Mesdames Il. V
Young, G. f.. Mann, J. r. G. White
v J., Gates and Messrs. Fred Cole
Clint Rice, Harvey Klopfensteir
and T. N. Bradshaw sang tw,
numbers. The pail bearers wer,
c. Il. Mann. c. M. Cole, B. A. Bish
op, i. b. McCaw. NJ. T. Fishback
and r. v. Young. The decease,
IS survived by a wife, brother, fou
- daughters and three sons.
Ralph L. Terpening is filling tn,
position of sales manager of tn,
Artesia Alfalfa Growers associa
ton since the resignation of Geo
L. Flanders. Mr.. Terpening was ;
bookkeeper for the company
Y. ,. Moon, secretary of tn,
Hope chamber of commerce, wa
an Artesia visitor during the frs
of last week. He was en- route t.
Amarillo, Tex, in behalf of tn,
New Mexico National Park asso
L cation.
The American Legion benefi
\ show was handicapped on Tues
| day by the intense cold and snow
The pictures, FLASHES in Action,
! were interesting. The activities O
the New Mexico National guar
were also shown on the screen.
n Roy l.. Morrison has returned
from Emporia. Kans., where h
/ has been visiting his parents.
II r. V. Young departed on Wed
/ nesday evening for Wichita, Kans
/ where he will visit for severa
! weeks.
Il The Artesia high school basket
\ ball team is contesting this wee
Il at Roswell at the Pecos Vale
" Basketball tournament. The tear
II now has the services of Mickey
II who has been i'll, and Capital
Il Stoldt, who had an injured eye,
Il j. w. Milton, for many years tn
/ | hqV prndpr Of ytnn g.. y