Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS GA 7E7ERED
FROM ALL SECTIONS OF THE SUNSHINE STATE

Norman Bullock and Frank Wing
field leading in all contests Re-
freshmen were served by Misses
! Helen Mann and Gladys Cole. Mrs
| w. c. Taggart, superintendent ol
this department., was present and
assisted in the evenings entertain
ment. Among those present were
Misses Alberta Bowman, Gladys
! Cole, Helen Mann. Eva Mcdaniel,
Eula Bee Turner. Eula Moore,
eileen Polk, and Messrs. Keith
Hoffman, Charles McNiei, Clarence
Conner, sydney Proctor, John Will
liams. Norman Bullock, William
Taggart and Frank Wingfield.
The girls of the senior class in
the Artesia high school enjoyed a
candy pulling at the home of Miss
HERNIA Welsh on Saturday night.
The members of the football squad
were special guests of the young
women. The entire high school
faculty, including Miss Alma
Givens, superintendent of public
schools; Misses Esther LaDue,
Jeanne McCaleb, Ruth Morgan,
Mary Sands, Mrs. Her, and Messrs.
Henry Davis, Frank Adams, o. x.
Evans and Ralph Reed, were pres
ent. After pulling candy for a
large part of the evening, a general
goodtime was enjoyed with music
and other forms of amusement.
Captain Yeager of the football
team was unable to be present on
account of illness.
Baron James Auriemma of opera
fame, was in Artesia during the
greater part Of the week, in the in
tercst of the Salvation Army, He
sang at the First Baptist church on
Sunday and sang for the high
school on Monday morning. His
special concert was scheduled for
Tuesday evening.
The Sunday school class of the
adult members of the Christian
church were entertained at the
home of the teacher, Mrs. Frank a.
Manda on Tuesday evening.
The members of the Methodist
church greeted Rev, and Mrs. r. f.
Davis at their home on Thursday
evening with q surprise party. They
assembled nearby and went to their
pastors home in a body Each took
something for the use of the min
lister and his family and an old
time pound party" resulted. About
fifty persons were present. Rev.
Davis has been sent to Artesia by
the Methodist conference for the
fourth year. The members of the
local church used this means of
showing their appreciation of their
pastor. Refreshments were served
by the ladies. Both old folks and
children were present. Almost
everything eatahle was included In
the supplies taken to the home of
Rev. Davis.
The sophomore class of the At
tesla high school .ourneyed to the
Penasco river bed last Friday aft
ernoon. where they enjoyed a pic
mic Miss Esther LaDue, class
sponsor, was in charge. About 20
members were present. Rehberg's
truck was used as a conveyance for
the 20-mile journey, A large sup
ply of eats was taken by the young
people on this trip. After several
hours spent in outdoor games. the
group commenced their return trip.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union met at the homo oil
Mrs. ], NJ. Story last Wednesday
a afternoon for their regular pro-
gram and business meeting About
20 ladies were present, The occa-
sion was also n reception, compile
mentary to Mrs. Lee Vandegriff,
newly elected president, and Mrs.
p. NJ. Baker, newly elected secre
tary. Z. S. Shattuck, candidate for
sheriff on the Independent
ticket. made a short talk to the or
Refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Eipper left
his week by automobile for a visit !
IF several months with friends and |
relatives in Illinois and other |
states.
The Wesley Bible class of the !
Methodist church met at the home !
If Mrs, H. A. Stroup on last week
or a social The afternoon was de-
'oted to sewing for the bazaar,
which will be conducted before the
holidays. About 20 ladies were
The Woman's club conducted its
irst regular meeting of the year
It the Presbyterian church on
afternoon with about
10 present. The program was in
eresting. The guests were met at
he door by the reception commit
ee and ushered into the auditori-
I'M, where they entered into an in
eresting literary play. Mrs. NJ. II.
Ferriman played a piano solo. Mrs.
/. A. Stroup, president of the local
Tub, made the opening address.
rhe history OF the Womans club
vas read by Mrs. S. w. Gilbert.
The Object of the Federation"
vas discussed by Mrs. Mark Corbin.
president of the third district of
he state Woman's federation. Mrs.
Martin Yates and Mrs. V, L. Gates
ang vocal solos. A resume of the
ears work was discussed by Mrs.
{. r. Atkinson. Punch was served
W Mesdames Frank Scales. Otis
Brown, Laura Welsh and Ira Gates.