Phoenix tribune., 1922-01-07
CAMP FURLONG, N. M.
BY Miss MabIe Smith

New Years Sunday morning Serv-
ices conducted by Chaplain A. w.
Thomas were very well attended.
Chaplain Thomas delivered very i'm
pressive sermon, his text being,
Jesus is the Same Today, Tomorrow
and Forever
Sgt. and Mrs. Allen, Sgt. and Mrs.
Falkner, Sgt. and Mrs. Bonds and
families were on a camping trip the
last four days in the old year. The
party camped on the lake below Big
Hatchet mountains for first two days,
spending following day in the canyons
party motored home in their respec-
tive cars by way of Hachita and Dem
ing. All report jolly good time and
plenty of game.
Mrs. Bailey was on sick list last
week.
Staff Sgt. and Mrs. w. N. Minis
entertained at dinner on New Years
day. Covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. Spriggs, Warrant Officer Good
win, Miss Mable Smith, host and
hostess.
The Ladies' Phyllis Wheatley Lit
erary and Art Club held their last
meeting of the year at residence of
Mrs. c. w. Owens. After regular
business the ladies spent afternoon
playing whist and ouija. Delightful re-
freshments of chicken salad and coffee
were served.
On December 2S, Mrs. w. w. Rob-
inson entertained ten charming ladies
at sumptuous breakfast in honor of
Miss G. E. Pillow of Los Angeles. All
ladies arrived promptly at hour of 9
a. m. gowned in gorgeous Japanese
kimonas and caps. Those present in
cluded: Miss G. E. Pillow, Miss
Mable Smith, Mrs. McCrimmons, Mrs.
Allen, Mrs. Bonds, Mrs. Falkner, Mrs.
Buggs, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Owens and
hostess.
Speedball Hayden gained decision
over Kid Ross in 15-round boxing
match at camp arena on New Years
eve.
Last week Miss G. E. Pillow, Mrs.
McCrimmons, Mrs. Robinson and Mrs.
Buggs motored to target range at ex-
pense of Mrs. F. Buggs. Miss Pillow
was guest of honor.
Our first cat Home Night" has been
pronounced by many as grand sue
cess. The main features of the even
ing were "The Prodigals Return"
whimsical farce in one act, with Mr..
Pace, Mr.. Crawley and Miss Lambert
starring Also a drama, "The Rea-
son." in one act with Mrs. C. Van
Cooper, Mrs. Hutchins, Mr.. R. Price
and Mr. Scott Bradford as main char
acter. Much credit must be given to
Mr.. Jas. Adams, directing manager,
and Mr.. j. ]. Stewart, stage manager
for success of these plays. A special
attraction of the evening was "Silk
Shirt Gus" as a comedian who kept
the crowded house in an uproar.
Complimenting Miss G. e. Pillows,
Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Neal, Mrs.
Brooks, Mrs. McCrimmon and Mrs.
Buggs motored to Tires Hermanas
mountains in company of Sgt. F.
Buggs.
Mrs. J. P. Moss delivered a beauti-
full lecture to a large congregation on
New Years Sunday at the Mt. Bethel
Baptist church. Mrs. Moss is the
mother of Mt. Bethel church" and
the impressive words of her lecture
fell upon the ears of her eager listen
ers as words only from lips of Mother
Moss could.
Last week 1st. Sgt. and Mrs. w.
w. Robinson entertained at whist in
honor of their house guest, Miss G.
E. Pillow. Salad and coffee were
served. Those enjoying their kind
hospitality were Sgt. and Mrs. Buggs,
Sgt. and Mrs. McCrimmon, Sgt. Tip
ton, band, and Mr.. ]. J. Stewart, Co.
lB.
Rehearsals have begun for 1.-THE
Bishops Candlestick" to be staged on
next "At Home Night at New Serv-
ice Club on January 9th.