Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-10
AR1'ESIA

A large number of the womer
teachers in the Artesia public
schools walked out to the old va,
cant Simmons house, north of town
on last Tuesday night, where they
| enjoyed a regular "tOm-boy' pic
mic. They were garbed in army
trousers and sweaters. A large
bonfire was built and the group
enjoyed the occasion in many
amusing games and pastimes.
Hamburgers, bacon, sandwiches
and onions were devoured in rec
ord time. The members of the fac
ulty, who were present on this hike
were Misses Hazel Morris, Irene
Gage, Ruth Morgan, Lucine Jones,
Esther LaDue, Mary Sands, Lillian
Meadows, Beatrice Burgen, Martile
Waskom, Velma Smith and Mil
dred Doss. A raiding party was
formed but failed to enter into the
scene, occupied by the school
marms.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Jones was the scene of a de-
lightful party on last Monday evey
ming, when a few small children
celebrated the occasion of Hal
lowe'en in great style, Hot choco-
late, pumpkin pie and apples were
served to Annie Rowland, Alene
Wilson, Helen Cogdell, Howard
Stroup, Harvey Yates, Herman
Jones, Jr., LaRue Mann, Carmen
Brown, Elizabeth Cogdell. James
Rowland, Mildred Helderman
Alene Helderman, Cathreen Cog
dell, Martin Yates, Jr., Bub Yates
Sterling Henry, and Media Wilson.
About fifty young people were
present at the Methodist church on
last Tuesday night, when the Ep-
worth League society of the church
entertained with q social at the
church parlors. Every one present
entered into the entertainment pro-
gram with much enthusiasm. The
guests, made the event very anus
ing and added much to the enter
tainment. Misses Adele Ohnemus
and Mildred Frisch served refresh
ments to all present. The refresh
ments included hot chocolate and
cookies. Rev, K. +. Davis was
present and proved to he the equal
Of any of the youngsters in the fun
and frolic. After the social the
young people took a hike through
the streets of the town.
The Artesia Lodge No. II, l. o.
o. f., were the surprised guests of
the members of the Sunrise Re-
bekah Lodge No. 8. on Tuesday
evening, when the ladies assembled
at the home of Mrs. Joe Richards
with plenty of good eats and then
went to the odd Fellows hall,
where the odd Fellows were hold
ing a regular session. An unusua
large number were present at this
enjoyable affair.
The "Wideawake" class of girls.
from the First Baptist Sunday
school, were entertained at the
home of their teacher, Miss Lucille
James, on last Tuesday evening.
Much amusement was derived from
the mammoth ghost" which was
able to perform human stunts.
Dooley Bruce proved to he the
chief center of attraction. The
guests gathered wood and built a
fire, over which they roasted
and weinies. Among
the guests, who were present, were
Ina Cole, Carmen Brown. Lucille
Floore, BERTHE Hooper, Matte Ad-
dington, Alene Wilson, Stanley
Smith, Dooley Bruce, Farrell Me
Lean and the teacher.
The Christian Endeavor of the
First Christian church was enter
tanned at the home of Miss Flor
ence Conner on last Monday even
ing. over thirty young people were
present at this affair. Mr.. and Mrs
A, f. Roselle, superintendent Of
this department were in charge of
the affair. After several hours of
fun and frolic, the guests were
given an aln7ost unlimited supply of
marshmallows and weinies, which
were roasted at the large fireplace.
Delicious pumpkin pie and hot
chocolate were also served to the
guests, which included Luclla Hen