Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-15
PORTALES

trees on the lawn. Before dinner,
the girls had a gay time wading
and afterwards swim in a large
cement tank. Later they had a
watermelon feast. The girls who
enjoyed the happy day were, the
Misses Grace Williams, Laura
Turner, Marjorie Hopper. Verona
Thompson, Clovis Garrett, Henry
Denison, Jeanett and Allene Barton
and Jewell Cox of Steinville, Texas.
The Misses Grace and Eula Ell
liotte of Little Rock. Ark, who
have spent the summer months
with their aunt, Mrs Fannie Rob-
inson, and their grandparents, left
Thursday for their home.
S. A. Greaves, OF the Portales
Valley News was a visitor in Amar-
lilo, Texas, and attended the Labor
Day celebration on Monday.
Mesdames L. I. Brown and J. 3.
Priddy delightfully."- entertained on
Wednesday evening ut the Priddy
home, quite n number of young
ladies and gentlemen with a lawn
party in honor of the Misses Eliza
beth and Maurine Priddy and
Lester Brown who were leaving in
few days to attend school. The
former at Wayland Baptist College,
at Plainview. Tex, and the latter
ut Friends University. Wichita.
Kans. The evening was enjoyed
with lawn games. The following
young ladies and gentlemen We're
present: Misses Elizabeth and
Maugine Priddy Mardell Morrison,
Ella Fuller, Esther Tinsley, Grace
and Caroline Bradley, Ruby Shock,
Mary Elizabeth Hancock, Prebble
Boon, Burton Denison, jasmine
Farley, La Won Brown, Gladys
and Vera Black; Messrs. Lester
Brown, Joel Fuller, Curtis Boon.
Weldon Detheridge, Reed Murrell,
Kenneth Livingston. Prof. H. A.
Hunter, Vassar Smith, James Turn
er, Clinton Farley John Ballow,
Eldridge Price, Carlos Cleary and
Ruffin Sledge.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Cutter are
entertaining in their home, niece
of Mrs. Cutters, Miss Mary Smith,
of Lamesa, Tex.
Mike Lindsey, left Tuesday for
Wichita. Kans., where he entered
the Wichita Business College.
The Portales band boys have an
nounccd they will continue the
| Friday evening open-air concerts
on the court house lawn until
October 6, if the weather permits.
The many friends Of Prof. Eu-
gene Butts and Miss Mable Burke,
were much surprised to learn of
their marriage on Wednesday, at
the Baptist church parsonage. The
Rev. j. +. Nix. pastor Of the Bap-
ist church, performed the cere-
mony. This couple are two popu-
| lar school teachers of this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butts will be at home
at Rodgers. where they both have
positions as teachers for the COM
| ing year in the Consolidated school
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. s. Jones arrived
| a few days ago and will make Por-
J tales their home They are erect
{ ing a modern bungalow in the east
ern part of town near the new high
school building, which will soon
/ be ready for occupancy.
Nil7' -, -,
PortaIcS girl VINO mas peT WIKI
gagged IN newspaper WORK II. Win
ia kanS, Tor the pas, TWO S,a o.
is visiting hef parents Mr. anu W. =, o.
II. Il. liyther' ana many lFienuS III
this city. .
Mr.. ana MRS. j. Is. 7ynulh anu
children, left last week Iot f'os
well, where they VIII remain IN
definitely ...
during the last conferences Sca'
there have been Zo9 people re-
ceived into the MethoulSt ghur .,,n
here. Many or them moved mere
from other states ana were re-
ceivod by letter.
! Mrs. Carl Turner delghttulIy en-
tertained the Ellen Jones T. ~ =
chapter and a few invited guests
at her home on TUESDAY afternoon
with a lawn party. rabies were
! placed on lawn for "rook ana
forty-tWo,' and those VINO Wlsheo
whiled away the hours with games
| while OF hprS Gpcnt the time SOCl1Ily