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Evening star., 1922-05-13

FOR SALE
New Homes.
Just Finished.
p. Corner 18TH and A SITS.
- Southeast,
Opposite New
Eastern High School.
'Two-story brick houses.
Cellar. laundry,
Guaranteed heat system,
Gas, electricity; oak floors.
Deep lots, wide alley.
Car line extended to 10Th.
PRICE, $o,675.
Small cash payment.
Easy monthly payments.
WASHINGTON
REAL ESTATE CO., !
728 18th St. NV:
Call Main 833-Adams 1914.
y
CORNER HOUSE n ECKINGT0N-PRAC
tically rev: hot water heat, electric light
containing large rooms. porches; snlehdlt
condition. Reasonable terms. Price. $500.
jErFERgON ST., between 9Th and eth.:
modern kems Of Q rooms and nth = front ami
rear porchss; deep lot to pared alley will
metal EarsEs; Pfisa, $500: -, -
Nth: a well built Groom and hath modefi
house vita lArts attic ever setife hogse; ALE,
n rear: room for garage. Price, &s,000. =
i WM. T. BALLARD,
s-s l2l7 Eve H. N-w.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
r-Af-A
COQtfuue6

OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
8sl2 kansus ave-, > blocks from l4th st.: 7
large rooms. bath. scfeened breakfhst and
sleeping poIches: h.-w.h., elec.; gai age .na"-:
taraut Main SORE Ji3s
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FOR sALEs-HoUsEs.

FON SALEe-H0VSES. ).
GET OUR FhTCES FIRST 70 BUILD Y6tR
home complete. We furnish everythinR--lun
ber. milIwors. etc ,e1 and Al labot plans drawn,
tn.ncIsg neIsd Isst :, rsrrsa nel,s so oGoSsT CO.
NEAR LINCOLN FHKK - KEyNEDYx
Davis built houssi brick; six roouns, eilsd
bath; excellent furnace; servants toilet and
cold storage in cellArt paved alley; property ia
$6, $50. with q, 600 cash. inquire aft1r 9 DIM.
No aEents. 1888 re. II.
TAKOMA PARK-BUNGALOW; ROOMS,
vss. electricity, water, furnace. 1ls vrn
Buren, st. NV. l4s
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR sALE-CAntinued.

VA. SUBURBAN HOMES.
Before buying it will be to your advantage
to consult our list of properties for sale. TWo
pesfs seste Sf"f sfs1sf KnSpEfcS Sa Rse,
Falls church 50. for appolntmenf.
WOODBRIDGE.
within n block Of Rhode Island ave. car
line: high elevationi nice loeation. overlook;
house. bath. s,, sts' cellar furnace heat; large
EAST Eassi slssi WSsntNsTSs fsshS REALTY COMPANY,
= Lincoln 1880. 10 sth st ne
j WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
blocks. Contains 8 rooms, reception halt, tile
bath: pantry, large cement front porch. hard
wood trim, and aeor, hot-water heat. gas. cleo
trlcity. Near ears, stores and school.
Prt.ed right. Reasonable terms.
Main 224s. Can North sioa after 2 pm. 4.
: A SUBURBAN BARGAIN.
Complete home. modern Improvements, on
Kenilw9rth ave. lone.half square on Conn:
avs ave. ;,:s North Chevy Chase Nd: convenient t.
large grounds; abundance Of shade and fruit
trsss tres ~ well ss small fruits; large garden
Terms may be arranged. or Will rent. semi
n. 8 THioIfsoN.s oWner. ,sei SssSa Navy Dept lis
ROSEMONT.
5.rooin bungalows, in course OF construc ton.
We have in course OF cons :ruction. II high
class broom bungalows. which we are selling
on very easy ternls and at a price which will
please you As these buildings are In course
Of construction, slight changes. to meet your
requirements, can be made without extra
expense.
/ Roapmont IL only - minutes out from 12:l
and Pa. ave on the Washington and Virginia
electric line. rad H.e shall be pleased to drive
YOU out any day or evening, or oar agent will
meet you at North Rosemont Station and show
the property.
before you buy be sure TO see these splendid
homes.
F. C., GOODNOw COMPANY.
729 lSth St NV. Main 3O7
Virginia ONCE. North Rosemont Station.
ndrIn
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Ss4a 18th st. NV: contains rooms and
bath: electric likhtA: garage. House newly
papered and painted throughout. Immediate
possession as now vacant. Open for inspect spn
Sunday from to pm. Inspect and mike
offer. as owner must sell Al once. or phone
Columbia 1915. Hs
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EOA AANT.
SUBURBAN HOUSE, FURN1sHED-sTx
rooms, electric lights: garden. Mrs. E. NJ
UPADIKE. Falls Church, va.
fIvER00N BUNGAE0W-FOR JUNE, July
and August 10 per month. sos Cedar ST..
cherfydlle, Va. lMayxood.l = Ia
THE fNaLEs1DE--0N ROCKVILLE PIKE
and electric railroad: an established summer
boarding house, with large shady grounds,
painted; eoasistins II % bedrooms. large par. par
Tor aAd GiniAs room; .kitehsn and servants'
quarters. Addrsss CYRUS KEJsnR, Rock.
VILE, Nd. Tel. zksnslnktol 21;rsi2. 49,
fe6 MONTH--sTx ROOMS. BATH, ELEC-
tricity, Del Hay, near trolley aad boulevard; ;
unfufnSshtd.
S56 month--sir rooms, bath. oil nodsrs i'm.
provements, unfufnished.
RUBY LEE MINAA,
412 Evans bldg, Main l145.
FOR RENT-FAK0NA PARK, MD, SHoRT
distance from car line, In 4 modern tvo.story
apartment house, four rooms ana bath; rent
reAsonable: Prone Col. 800. 0Q.-
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C0LORED pURoHAsER
Take Notice.

Take Notice.
Nm Thomas ut. NV! large rooms and bath: !:
,usnses hest, good cellar: room for garage.
We are authorised to sell this 7.room house
FOR less than broom houses arc selling for on
ssnaS sfreet. Price. 48,000.
AC. HOUGHToN & 90. 1915 H ct. NV.
ave have the Ag4T N every section. -
TTvT ROOMS, BATH: NEAR CARS; wHITD
t1etioa. Pfaes, until Sunday. o6.1o0; .easy
N0KTHR16T TB1RG1iN--6fx R00M6, HAI4;
~: a0gaInef61al neaeI nntf p eeld at once;
kS60 essA: t1fsas. Room bo6. SIC 18th st. ~.
EIGHT ROOMS: Two BATHS: A.M1:: VA
cant; attractive terms: pnssessioh with delnsit.
Main Aus for INSPECTION.
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WOODBRIDGE, u. t., WITHIN ONE SQUARE
of II. l. ave-Beaut ful detached home hn '.
ing rooms and two complete baths large
living room with open fireplace: large bed
rooms: ssm.i.: front and side porches; large
corner lot. A home that VIII suit any pro.
fexstopal man, doctor dentist cliropra c.or
This home is vacant and must he sold al once
Price reduced for quick sale. See this nice
home and get a bargain. u. +. HOLMES, 1901
II l. ave ne North 1912.
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IN 500 BLOCK End At. Nw-l2 ROOMS
in good condition. Will sell for Se.s50. Can
fix terms.
Vacant. 11th and Md. ave. ne, 6 rms and
bath. furnace heat; $1,000. Can 1x terms.
20s r. ]. ave. NV. 3 rms and bath, hot
water Leaf, electric light. instantaneous hot
water heater: hardwood floors: front and rear
porches; laundry room in basement: room for
garage. VIII sell reasonable. EDw. P.
SCHWARTZ. Inc, 734 18th nv. tSee Mr..
kramer)
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EASY TERMS.
CHARLES 3. SHREvE,
912 18th st. NV.

To c0IOfed purchasefs.
l543 sth st. NV, Sr 4 b, corner. Sc. .OOO
91s ct. NV, Or 4 b. SO, ,0OG
VACANT MAY Ia. FOUR ROOMS, BATH,
$3.50: terms. 1872 O St ne.
BY OWNER-624, RANDOLPH ST. N.w.-a
rooms. Ami. home; excellent hall; attic over
all, with cedar closet; Pittsburgh instantan-
eous water heater; double. screened back
porches; full-height screens TO- all windows;
two sets Of window shades: front and rear
awnings; laundry chute: cellar storeroom
shower bath; beautiful electrical fixtures
beautiful. deep back yard with aftist!c 50.foot
grape arbor: electrically lighted garage and
chicken house. Possession 90 days. Price,
$4,000. Terms. Good cash payment:
By OwNER-i0l2 MASS. AVE. N.w.-CEN-
tral II rooms. . baths: brick: h.w.h.. elec-
tricity; RAfaEe. -.
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NORTHEAST SUBukB.
TWO brand-new bungalows, near cafb: one
fare sone: rooms and bath: NV. heat. eikc-
tficity; 4 good chance to begin saving that
remit. only 81. $50; $500 cash. $45 per ninth
s(e2S6d6). OBJ. ZANTZTNGE ER, Aealtor, e12
!10th st. NV. Main 537l.
BRAND-NBw- SUBURBAN BUNGALOWS
At the price and terms You have In mind.
We have 4. and g. room bungalows. With
bath, electric lights. etc, good l6ts, ranging
in price-ss. 500 $3.50 eaah. Ass per month:
"a, 500. $500 cash. $40 per month; $l.550. $500
cash, rs per month. and s.. 750. $50 cash,
snt once II you want ono. They cell rapidly.
I(60oS16o. o. B. ZANTZINaER, Aesitof. St2
10th ct. NV. Main bS71.
}ns ssctaon Tskons Pan; near esrs; nnode1n; !;
tHSrdwosd snish:. large l6t; Ideal bone: sood
I{nvssfmene. Address Boz 31i-R. Star oi,es.
}f6E RX{H-NEZE ooNdKb66 ANidHTS.
kchfcken house: fruit; large garden: terms. 1sS
\ Atlantic ST. sc. Phone Line. 3657J.
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vacant homes Tor SAFE easy payment Piah.
JOE c. BROWN. 1877 st: NV. g.
- $6s5o
rooms and bath. within two blocks oil
beautiful Lincoln Park: best buy In this see
tion. Owner. Address BOX 112-R. Star ONCE.
SAY CITY READY CUT HOME Co.. Ex:
elusive agency for D. O.. North Beach and
chesapeake shore lands: Fine houses and
cottages: Inexpensive. p HoLLER. ITO:
See MAHORNNY & SuLLIvAN--
''1bey Know wasAingtoh;"
1877 Eye st. nv. Tel. Main Ie1l.
THE BEST HOUSE FOR THE PRICE NOW
on sale in this city. Exceptional location. pro
tected BY coming law from cheap houses. Large
living room, dining room, kitchen and pastey
On the nrst floor, hardwood hoor; four rooms.
two baths, inclesed sleeping porch on eecond
noor, large attic; cement posches: hui.t.ln q.
rage. For price and terms. see TERRELL
LITTLE. Inc. agents. 1913 b ct: n:w.-
YOU COULD srEND MANY HUNDRED DE
lightful evenings In this cl armins 8-r2om
bungalow, with a 23x13 living room, open nse
piace; its bookcases and settAts finished "a
selected chestnut: fully tiled bath, built-in
parior; nine easement windows; hardwood
Aoofs throughout; h.-~. heat, 8. ana 9. siate
roof; lot 60x137; ono block from 14tn q. ca
line; priced right, convenient terms MORGAN
d. MORGAN .. CO., 1407 New York Ave-. ~.
Franklin 1870. Evening phone. Traaklis
1851.
H0UsK. g0UTHEzsT sEGff6N Of Wash.
ington: Q rooms: and hath: cellar; within one
block OF Capitol Traction car line: immediate
possession. Piice, $1,000. L. W. GROOMEs,
ING fsxi-
Evening star., 1922-05-13

FOR SALE-FINE HOUSE: LARGE RMS !;
gas hot and cold water: two toilets: steam
heat: two acrrs: all kinds Of fruit: near two
electric railroads. Should be seen to he appre-
ciated. Address Madison Whippe. Vienna Va
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~MvIHUG0
FOR SALE.
NEW 7-ROOM BUNGALOW.
AnNn

MASSACHUSETTS AVE. Ne, Mr.. STANTON
Owner going to the country will sell his
broom and bath home. brick: good lot: in fine
condition. for a quick sale at 81. .OOO on rea
sonabe terms. Box 1s5S. Star office.
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FOR SALE - EASY TERMS: POSSESSION
! room for garage; sleeping porrhes; execution,
ally well located sevcn.room npto-date house.
nenr Soldiers Home Park: prize and terms
right Let us shaw you this property before
purchasing elsewhere.
GEO. W. LINKINS.
Main xoa8 ,.17lg X ST NV
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OFF MARYLAND AYENTE-Sx- room and
hat semi-detached brick home. Price.
81. 500
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-12-15

at an all-day meeting at the home
of Mrs. Walter Erattli. This was
their Harvest Day" meeting
and each woman took one or
more dishes Of prepared food
with them and at the noon hour
a bountiful dinner was served
cafeteria style, and the sick and
afflicted of the town were not
forgotten, for the ladies' took
large platters of delicious vi
ands to them and several people
We're made happy by the reme1n-
brance. At 2 o'clock, the presi-
dent, Mrs. Claud Jones, called
the house to order and a business
session was held, but the pro-
gram was omitted, and the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
Mrs. e. N. Wheeler, president;
Mrs. William Barton, first vice
president; Mrs. Claud Jones, sec
.ond vice president; Mrs. Carl
Mueller, secretary; Mrs, John
Bradley, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. i. N. Smith, treasurer; Mrs.
II. NJ. Mcdonald, president of en-
tertainment committee,
A twelve-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Bickham died
very suddenly with sore throat
on Thursday evening at the home
of his parents Just north of town.
The boy was a pupil of the eighth
grade room, and was not consid-
cred dangerously i'll until short
time before his death. Burial
was in local cemetery.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-12-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS GATHERED
FROM ALL SECTIONS OF THE SUNSHINE STATE

Thomas Saturday to form teach
ers' association. A program was
rendered, consisting of a duet by
Robert Warnock and Carmen Ar
a reading by Vienna Gard
ner, and reading by Miss Lille
Ellard. Mrs Christobel Osborne
gave a paper on the influence of
music in the schools, and gave sew
eral fine piano selections. Prof. NJ
I. Hunt of La Luz was elected
president of the organization. Mrs.
w. A. Morrow of Cloudcroft vice
president, and Miss Helen Higga-
son Of Tularosa secretary and
treasurer.
Frank Maxwell, former county
clerk, has purchased the Pueva
Parro ranch near the Grand Out
vera, including water fences and
other improvements.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Moffatt have
returned from El Paso, where they
visited their daughter, Miss Eva
Moffatt,
Mrs. Marcus Barber of Plain
view, Texas, arrived here Wednes-
day for a visit with her brother, j.
w. Bennett, and other relatives.
Mrs. A. N. Graham was hostess
on Tuesday evening to the mem
bers of the Chautauqua Reading
Circle club. The study was on the
the world Of Islam" The guests
included Mrs. Tom Wooden, Mrs.
Josephine Dudley, Mrs. ]. H. Hand
Mrs. S, f. Jefferies, Rev. and Mrs.
J. r. Fuller, Rev N. ]. Reasoner,
George P. Robertson and DR.. j. d.
Hume.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson, who
were connected with the Mescalero
Indian reservation for many years,
returned this week from Oklahoma
and Mr.. Wilson will be agricultural
agent in the White Tail section of
the reservation.
Mrs. A. N. Graham entertained
at dinner Thursday. having as
guests Mr.. and Mrs. r, ]. O'Reilley
J. A. Alexander Of FL Paso and
Miss Woodie Alexander of Los An
geles.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-12-15
LEVY

Mr.. and Mrs. f. L.. Criger and
son Harold left Friday in their
car for Detroit. Michigan, where
they viii make their home.
Clyde Kendrick returned We'd
nesday from Kansas City ana
Villisca, Iowa, after a ten days
visit with. relatives at the latter
place.
A. L. McCown held q closing
out sale Saturday and will leave
the farm, having employment on
the railroad. His wife and family
will visit for time with rela-
tives in Oklahoma.
Miss Madeleine Selley, teacher
in the Consolidated school, spent
the week end at Optimo visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Selley. She was accompanied
home Monday by Ernest Upton
OF Watrous.
The Baysinger family, who for
merly lived in this vicinity, ar
rived overland from Hereford.
Texas, Tuesday, for short visit
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
L. AiblLhllE llltN MGle OU lIlBlI
way to Ocate, where they expect
to locate.
Messrs. c. II. Hanke, and L. ].
Wood. Silas Shultz, o. H. Chris
topher and T. ]. Bolt attended
the closing out sale of A. l.. Nc
Gown near Wagon Mound Sat-
urday.
The Levy Jolly club met Fri
day evening at the old school
building. Twenty-six members
were in attendance, dancing being
the principal amusement. Lunch
was served at the close Of the
evening.
The o. A. T. club met Thurs
day afternoon at the home of the
secretary, Mrs. e. Z. Johnson.
Committees were appointed to
take charge Of the various de-
partments of the bazaar which
the ladies are giving December
Is. Coffee and cake were served
to Mesdames Jos. Zimmerman
Albert Zimmerman. C. H Hanke,
Peter Schipman, Henry Schmidt
George Gibson, G. e. Gibson, H.
II. Irwin, V. A. Massie and the
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook Ely ana
children visited friends at Col
NOR Sunday and attended church
at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Robinson
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Bolt mo-
tored to Colmor Tuesday and at
tended the Hall-Johnson sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Simms
and two children were guests
Sunday and Monday in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Hatton of
Nolan.
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PORTALES

Mrs. c. Hannah Brown Of Nc
Pherson, Kansas, arrived in Por-
tales few days ago and will re-
main until next April for the eX-
press purpose of enjoying the
delightful climate of New Mexico.
p. e. Jordan OF Dallas. Texas,
but for many years resident of
Portales, spent the past week
here looking after his farming
interests, as he predicts great de-
yelopment for this winter.
DR.. N. F. wollard returned to
Portales Monday after having
spent the most OF the past week
at FL Paso, Texas, where he at
tended the Southwestern Medical
association.
Mrs. C. V. Harris was the
pleasing hostess to the u. D. c.
chapter at her home at 2:30 on
Tuesday afternoon. The presi-
dent, Mrs. Ellen Jones, was in
the chair. A short business SEES
sion was held, after which Mrs.
It. r. Mears looks charge Of the
program. Mrs. Lula Stone gave
a splendid talk on the life of the
"Tiger of France" Georges
C1emenceau. Mrs. Ellen Jones
also gave extracts from the
speech delivered by Clemenceau
at Philadelphia. Mrs. w. b.
Oldham spoke Of Lloyd George,
his life and work. During an
after social hour, the hostess, as
sisted by Mrs. c. J. Whitcomb,
served a two-course luncheon.
The telephone company is this
week changing from its old cen
trail office to its new office and
is also doing away with the old
system of single wires and in
stalling the cable system.
Mrs. Means of Clayton, N. M +,
is a guest in the home of her
daughter and husband, DR.. and
Mrs. r. W. Means, of this city.
Mrs. e. P. Clark and H. j.
Berry of Sharpsville, Kentucky,
were called here recently and are
new at the bedside of their sis
ter, Mrs. Anna Sanders, who is
heurly expected to pass away at
the home of her daughter, Mrs,
George Hancock.
lie ldultS DtlblE MS " lAlN
Thursday Evening Sewing club
delightfully."- entertained their
husbands at a turkey dinner on
Thursday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Morrison.
Twelve couples enjoyed the plea
sures of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b Jones and
family entertained as week end
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones
and children of Spring Lake, Tex
Word has been received here
of the serious illness of Miss Bes-
sic Dehoney at the home of her
father in Kentucky. Miss De-
honey was for many years the
efficient Red Cross secretary of
the Portales organization.
The district conference of the
Methodist church convened here
on Thursday morning and will
continue over Sunday. Places
have been secured in private
homes for the care of the min
listers and laymen, free OF charge
Mrs. Summers and father of
Monday, having been called here
on account Oh inc HeTlOus lIuesS
of their brother and son, Otto
Skorskowsky.
Mrs. Holmes has presenter the
Nazarene church with very nice
piano.
The dengue fever has reached
Portales. Mrs. G.. a. Kenyon and
daughter-in-law, Mrs. William
Kenyon, are both i'll with this
fever.
The Methodist Missionary SO
ciety was entertained Thursday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-12-15
CLOVIS

Mrs. Jas. A. Hall and Mrs. Mil
ton Brown were hostesses at a
bridge party Saturday honoring
Mrs. Wesley Hall and Mrs. Ed
win Neer. F'avors of hand made
handkerchief were given to all
the guests. The house was pref
tily decorated with ported plants
and cut flowers. The guests were
Mesdames Mears, Neer, Wilcox,
McShannon, Barry, Miller, Dice,
A. L. Dillon, Worrell, j. S. Skar-
da, A. w. Skarda, Ierwer, Nc
Gee, Brown, Cassell, Luikart, Rob
erts, Reed, Price, Pritichard, Bay
less, Jones, Austin, Chapman, Will
kinson, Stonehill, Klasner. and
Miss henderson of Clovis, and
Mesdames Neer, Wilcox, McDow-
ell and Buchanan of Portales.
At the election of the officers
Of the Eastern Star held at the
Masonic hall Monday night, the
following elective officers were
duly elected, the appointed Off
GERS have not yet been named:
Mrs. +. c. Mclaughlin, w. M;
Mrs. ]. r. Walker. A. NJ; Mrs.
Eulah Williams, associate con-
ductress; Mrs. ]. r. Denhof, con-
ductress; Fred Dennis, worthy
patron; Mrs, Fred Dillon, treas
urer; Mrs. Fred Dennis, secretary
Mrs. w. H. Doughton entertain
ed a number OF friends Wednesday
evening. About thirty were pres
ent. Parlor games were the
amusement for the evening. At
late hour delicious refreshments
were served.
Miss Jessie Dawson Of Dalhart,
and Homer Bray of Texico were
married in Dalhart,, Texas, this
week. Mr.. Bray is engaged in
the hardware business in Tex
leo, where they will make their
home.
The Progress club together with
several guests, were entertained at
the home of Mrs. Manson Friday.
Mrs. Ruth Chism of Amarillo en-
tertained very charmingly with
readings. Mrs. Hall acted as
hostess. Delicious refreshments
were served to SIS ladies. Mes
danes McMillen and Miller will
entertain the club at its next
regular meeting.
c. o. Elrod, former Santa Fe
employe. died here Saturday, and
his body was shipped to Kenna
for burial.
Mrs. Anna James was hostess
at a dinner party given at her
home the latter part of the week,
to the members of the Woman's
club and their husbands, Miss
Ethel Henderson rendered sew
eral vocal selections. After din
ner, the remainder of the evening
was devoted to rock. Following
guests were present: Mesdames
John Beals, Clyn Smith, r. Il.
Brock, j. r. Stalker, r. NJ. Bish-
op. S. L. Ricketts,, C. e. Denhof,
Temple Odom. John L, Stevenson,
w. w. Nichols, w. L. Luikart,
Ara Kennedy, r. M. Hall. Paul
Estes, Jeff Hightower, j. r. Den
hof, Ralph Martin and Miss Ethel
Henderson.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-12-15
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HAGERMAN

James M. Smith died Thursday
afternoon at the family home
south of town from double pneu-
monia. The funeral services
were held at the home on Fri
day, the Rev. John S. Rice Off
ciating. The remains were then
taken to Artesia, where they
were inferred. Six children and
widow survive.
The Roswell people who put on
the comedy, always in Trouble"
under the auspices of the l.. G.
club of Hagerman were greeted
by a good sized house and the
little play was much enjoyed. Mr.
and Mrs. Il. Oldham Moore and
Ray Bartlett furnished the music
which was much appreciated.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Presbyterian church held its an
nual bazaar on Saturday and q
number of beautiful articles were
sold and a delicious supper was
served. About a hundred dollars
was taken in which will add ma
terially to the sum the ladies need
for their work.
Miss Ethel King, the eldest
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. jim
King, was taken to Roswell We'd
nesday for an operation for APP
pendicitis at st. Mary's hospital
The operation was successful, but
the young girl Is suffering from
an attack Of pneumonia and is
still quite i'll.
The o. e. S, held its annual
election of officers on Wednes-
day evening. The following were
elected: Mrs. Celia Hanna.
worthy matron; Mrs. Alberta
Lane, associate matron; Harold
Miller, worthy patron; Mrs.
Anne Katherine Miller, secre-
tary; Roy Van Arsdol, treasurer;
Mrs. Niles. conductress. The fol-
lowing were appointed; Mrs.
Holloway, Adah Mrs. Matte
Phillips, Ruth; Mrs. Edna James
Burck, Esther; Mrs. Rash, Martha
Mrs. Bogel, Electa; Mrs Mary
Mason, warder; Mrs. Alice NJ.
Mason, marshal; e. E. Lane, sem
tinel.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-12-15
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