Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-01
BELEN

Miss Mary Thorpe VIII IS in
structor in music at Estar spent
spent several days this we 3 IN the
j.. G. Campbell home on het way to
attend the teachers convention In
Albuquerque. Miss Thorpe is a
niece of Mr.. Campbell'S and sis
ter OF Alonzo Thorpe of Belen.
Miss Nancy Rlattman is spending
most Of the week with friends here
from her school at Seboyeta, New
Mexico. Miss Blattman also at
tended the convention in the Duke
City.
Supt. Charles e. Mcclure and
Miss Mary Fitzgerald, principal of
the grade schools in Belen repre-
sented the Belen faculty at the
state teachers convention.
Earl Gore and family returned
last week from Alva, Okla, and
'will reside here again.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Warner
returned early in the week from
their honeymoon trip in California.
Mrs. IL. +. Fathergail is at home
again from two months trip to
the old home in Cleveland, Ohio,
and in New York state.
Mrs. Walter Burnett and chill
dren left on Thursdays train for
visit with the formers parents in
New Orleans, La. Mr.. Burnett will
Join them later and remain until
after Christmas.
Mrs. William McGrath left last
week for Pocatella, Idaho, from
where she will accompany her son,
Emmett home, he having spent
several months past with his
grandmother there.
Mrs. Arthur Bradley and chill
dren arrived on Wednesday evening
from Nebraska to spend the holi-
days in the John Becker home.
A hunting party made up of B.
G. Becker, John Becker, Jr,, Tom
Campbell and James Bludworth are
spending a few days in the Scholle
region.
The Leo Gee, Art I1ronig, Fred
Kronig, Earl Kimsey, and True
Schockey party of hunters returned
Tuesday from the Magdalena coun-
try and brought back deer.
> The Joe Bell hunting party re-
turned this week with deer and
wild turkeys.
Miss Marion Kennebeck is spend
ing the Thanksgiving holiday with
her sister, Mrs. Riley Edwards and
family at Socorro, N. Mex.
Mrs. White is visiting in Santa
Fe during the Thanksgiving recess
and Miss Margaret Shoemaker
is with her parents in Albuquerque.
Mrs. Eunice Groman and chill
dren are spending the Thanksgiv-
ing time with the I. C. Schaeffer
family.
About twenty-five members of
the albuquerque De Molay boys
came down to Belen on Saturday
evening to assist in the initiation of
a class of twenty local boys who
have recently organized. The Belen
boys gave a supper to their out-of-
town guests and their Masonic
fathers at $50 at the Masonic hail,
followed by the initiation.
on last Thursday evening the
boys of the Belen High school gave
a most entertaining minstrel show
Hcslitt of the Spanish department,
assisted by Miss Margaret Schoe-
' maker, instructor in domestic sci
ence. Each number was encored
and graciously responded to. The
Jokes were new and the acting
clever with splendid musical NUM-
bers portraying talent before un
known TO Belen audiences. They
played to a packed house at the
Goebel theater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Uptegrove had
as dinner guests on Thanksgiving,
Mr.. and Mrs. r, B. Swift, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milo Roach and Mrs, Fred
lilies and children.
The entire Becker family that
was in town. including Mrs. Brad
ley and children from Nebraska,
had their turkey dinner at the John
Becker, Sr., home or Thursday.
The Aid Society of the Federated
church met on Tuesday with Mes
danes Paul Dalies and Irwin Glib
son as hostesses and again on Fri
day afternoon when Mrs. Swift and
Mrs. Schmarge entertained.