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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-07
sri Srpoe YIapao.

suetr IIeai't for Bet m .nsr uoserNsee. SAB %
ItNSe gtu en- M9naee AZ attsItsr for at eeers heas
SIapap paes siyr fsr andre. TAB % isHN TEN
en- 300 ON erpigase. lem 'prtpntrS eE rzaHsf Ting
tar ,Sieorut attsfer tra belle eonest eeSy ZEN ae'clRs
bssiisr at Vlapas Vass bar tsrsrst Itsr esnaEs9
SSa larlias 1uftane ION 'oreartossSat Srrtsessa.
Gent ttts, ssiat ttfs CO Setnnt. Ssne Esss
trt vrSps Nlapas meo putpaaeHes Sew e.yc
I,hss en- epa anaaatues 9ret Strle y elApao
COMPANY. 77o7 stuart building. IT.
Louis, No.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-07
Crit ulyffe.
Ser muse Menneifcr Srnfnet paa
@erranfiorocn.

Sra Eronobiem meobeles 15bt
Oft. = gn frpstelig ltlpffc bar inni
funbet Steb / @erran. Stte unge
Renneifer iom baphe pGret paa en-
TcIt, ifuIoe oenoe bie1n / Ell gaao.
9oooer p9Iteoe = antagclig oeo Ell
aaItepi1,b, % aIle falot / Sanoet.
Bare TO bIep reobet. Ge omtontle
bar en- l,rg Rige og 8 WtGno | 20
80 Iars Mbercn = aIle ugifte.
Sm bcn ubpg9elige Oriltntnes'
ulpffc oplpies pioere at DC s, ion, bar
/ 9aaoen, fom fra llngbomsfeit /
Sfolebuict paa Sort, iom ligger paa
Spoiioen / @crrauiioroen. Set bar
lent ON apelben Sc rceoe aztec ira
Sranoiunbet. Sunbet er bare etpar
buuorcoc Wtetcr breot, men ofte ban
ifelia at pasiere. Oct blGIte en-
Storm, o. @inben bar antagellg ia.
act Sen lille Sarfoit, laa Den er gaaet
runot.
Sc TO ion bicrset iig peo Sbsm.
nina bar enonl, iaaar iaa meotaset,
at sc life funoe gioe nogert o%roentllg
Sorflaring.
Se oiosbes Napn er: Stinus Ntot'
Ian, Saul Yetterien, ginar Grtflen,
Conrad Sic, IeliltS 2angnes % Sils
ga 8onuIb. Samtlige bar rgifte %
/ Iloerett tppe til treoioe War.
lllpffen bar giort ct opbt Snotrpf
/ 3erran og euers operolt ! Snober'
res, bpOr Dcn isaar bIeu tienot.
Senere meSoeles:
lllpffen ifpIbeS ifslge "0agspo'
item" 2 beruieoe Gerioner. elsie
trampeoe / 9aaoer, iaa Den pplteoe,
ga SEN beianbt itg nliot noe paa Yer
r~onfioroen. Zen enc al De ber1tleoe
por blanbt Sc TO, ion bleu reooet.
Set uar albeleS msrft, oa ulptfen
ifeeoe. Smboro / gaaoeu boloteS DER
ct irpstelis Sepen nleS Sfris % Spl
belt ira Den luebe ira Sano. Sa Sp'
itigbeoen sif oper til gssoraab, oar
set Serior inaen paa 9ano Iom tor'
Itob Samnenbpnsen itrar.
ga man fit Soritaaclien al, at Der
bar fleet Ell lllpffe, bar aIlereoe o
Wenneifer orntllet.
Sofning paagaar, men Ser er lioet
Saab ON at finoe 9igene, oa 6loro'
bunben err for uienn. en- llIpffe 'ont
oeilue bar / Ianos Minoe life biert'
isat ben lille 9pgo, % Ser or opb
alminoelig Sora.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-07

"Siemmet paa Srrrien" al "grn,
l:ct", iom siorbe tor Spffe, ba ben ito.
re gar GIT i "Soiten". foreIieser i en-
tafiert uSitpret BOG. 322 Si6er. Yri5
s1.25. Sbe gnunbfen YubIiibins Co..
Geeorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-07
B~rok$kadede Tclk
2ait bort eoers Srofbtno!

EuIirssr al brpfitaSsNe Sclt fus.r e~insrius
ipr grotfaSens Gortur % SrptSaduset pes at
bruos Stuart's piSsuitabsIiss aSbtftf Slasao
Yass. Seiism Gem til at urrs tftauS nj at
borttufs Gsrss sumIs Srotpina. ooh %
at briee StaaIs sasr Rlibbsr'Stns, ION
itruber % tlemmsr. Sas cs isucs Ser en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-07

Tet benser pite, al Srece. fem iEeeeoloe'
Isie Renee oa TIE er restitreret. icr,rler Dor
pda 9eien. esuo beriur ttc Dit Ssuse nesH
at iaa Suffering for Sreuet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-07
pdd misiionsreifer.

Gfltcn &oleraen beriet eler Ell -
GSar maatte peb Siben al Wliifeeo %
gorfpiQc beige be abiprebte 2anbs.
mruo / Iilpaufee, Sort @aibing.
ton, Sacfpiae og Iort Sllio. Sra
Sort 8aibington off Suren til Ma.
nitolpoc / He9elen meb Sampifib.
Sim ON 9interen paa SlGbefsre oen
Iange Tei giennem Sfogene. Sra
Manitopoc beissteS @ierpen og Gal-
oreS. Ianae beroppe bapOe pRret
,SarS HeiiefPller paa "Statsraao
og @leoen peo @ienipnet bar
ariitian Inoerien ira Manito.
moe, pleiebe at lebiase bam. "9eb
Seilaarn, Or % SoIlefnip bar
nltib meb, naar De reiite / "bugap"
ira Manitopoc, %, iaapiot Sar er.
inoreoe, blep bisie Sing meget bpp.
pig brrgt. Seb en-. @u6stieneIte /
8ierpen / Ole 9aIleitaos Siis bar
Die Sirul, ben ~ierere iaa befienote
Tor nogle slar iiben aioeoe Greit |
Zen norife Spnobe, fsrit i Chicago
"a ienere / Wo, Winneiota, bIanot
BEN Sfare al gsrn, iom fatefiiereoes
II Sar. 9a Gutter iparebe iaa gobt
;or iig, lagbe 5ar Saanben paa bans
6opeb cg iaabe: "0u blir en- flinf
Suul ielp fortalte bette man.
.e Iar eiter til Sar. San bapoe al
,rig funnel glemme ben Inerfien-
,elie han tit for lit aienbifab til Bar.
telGrbommen, os ban mente, at bis.
c Orb bapbe p9ret Ell mebpirfenbe
til, of ban blep Treit. Be-
sgte oeiaa Green Ban og andre Ste
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-07
forlaSer Wuifeoo.

Wen | 1854 1oretog ban Ell lPllge-
re &eiie til Ga crosse, Coon Yrairie
% omliasenoe Settlementer. Sra
bette me itore Strsa, iom enbnu in
gen norif Ereit bapbe beiset isr ham,
mootos ban inOitGnoigt aaIb, og ba
oenne grbeibsmarf forefom ham itsrs
re og pigtigere emo Nuifegp, oe ban
ogiaa baabeoe at blipe aoifiQig tier
fere legemlie / Den npe @gn, fore
lasoe ban Jim Isabelle for Nnifeso
Wenigbeb, ser nneb @elnob gap lin
Siaabelie.
Som1eren 1855 iagSe ban meb
Samilie Sarpel til @suifego % iIpt-
tebe til set npe Sirfefelt, ser frGpeoe
emo mere Irbeibc. Obi belle set moro.
peitlige 8isconiin og bcIpis Ninne-
iota, - ban beisgte iaaleoes @ooo.
hue Gountp, - blep bans Warf.
Nen ON Bette Yioneerlip ifal Der
life tales.
(Were).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-07
Sp.: Suis ben aamlc WenigbcS .ftc
CT uplsit, tilbsrer Yengene ben.

Sp.: I. Spilfet Iar bar galeinnos
grarb % bpilfcn Sio pad Iaret bar bet?
2. Seubte life ben tpifc aeiicr ct Stib
Dis itrar meb gtao % alrber?
gu: 1. gpcn brGnbte ben 23Se ga
nnar 1904.
2. So.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-07

GU: OR Ser npeen Stcber / IldIta,
iom ligser paa famine Srcbbc9rarer iom
T. or. ariitiania eIIer Bergen / Norge?
gu: S%riitiania lisser a ben 59be
Srcobcsrab, pmtrcnt | Clinic meo UT.
Guuf, Mlaifa. yctpbelig lGnacrc ipb
NIaifa lisger Snueau % cubnm lenscrc
jpb Sitfa, Sppcbftahcn. Chit ipS for ben
65be grebSesrab lisser NOmc, umtrent
Iiae meo Hamsps, nuset nurbcnfpr fannie
greboesrab Seller, umtrent lisc meb
Nuijseu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-07

Sp.: Ran ~0ecpra6sS Soften" euer
9lapets 99Iere fortGIle mig, bpor Slas
oct "SprihanS" ubtommer. % bpao Oct
foiter pr. @ar? 2i9eiaa OILERS SamiIie
Sournal". Spormeget tpiter Set hpert
gar til II. @. a.?
Sp.: "5pribans" or, iaapibt pibes,
aaaet inS. vi fienber life til, bpab
"Aaers 5amilie SpurnaI" fuitcr til atncs
rita. Sfrip til Ggpebitiuncu, abresie
S%rifiania eler 8%jsbenbapn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-07

gu. IfIgnutfIpt IS1e YeNIe I VItUe
% Iabning al G1bcrmanbs @rcp?
Sp.: Oct er life fort at siSre pcb
iiat. Y%ptpricnct CT life aniuarlig for
Ipic Ecnse I grcue. Oct or bog life
ulopIis at ieuee Ienae | Srcpe. Owls
Sc bar en- FABIAN W~listanfc, iont DC
nrpner, fan Sc flase til Futbeparte.
mentet | Waibiuatun, nten or De iffe
npscnIunhc Tffcr I Seres Sag, iaa CT bet
10 riffabelt, ha DC ieIu funoc fumme |
llleiliabeb. Gn Ipiffjsrer har life &ct
til at aabnc grepe % ril mite i'm Still
lima % faa Straf, pm bet fan bcuifcs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-20
0NI NHT - SATISFIED
NTTH BABN RsE>ENs

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=sr rnrlss r -Iz5r snt nE -sz
-har msr f I nznfs nit a-t
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Wis a naHisr &C A.s Hs1aaHET assE
sns t-rr@t zaalnrr s-uras ant ss4
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-20

Taa ~u E1s -ia- = zl,szt si,8-r
vr@sx Fs r-a- and aancsr Vii tra.
G~rn0su sss1-s lnl sEmH sf pass =
aae us@clg va-f wu-i s.a-lia'
ri.sFuslr mr. Nx-aK Esrl F.~us ant
1lir1f were dT'y1 IN tsssgi alx - s
a oesrsar zia1 unr lllmll lair.s--
sfnn lus IA 1lmslr 3'vrt.s--.f.nl 1iisW AZ
1llaf 81 uait H1lt -isa-F vts r. rnm1
1sr stnr lusal-8lET U iEwfrA Il As
r--ln huHssi,iaL re lbsts -is sn's
nsssss ne lfEx a. -iH rfHFvs v's'~s
tlr EVar @-nn -i-u -ls- vsf-s tu~
- eases vrl -ef1~iF- rasar rnaf l.uf
1,ssnnst n lstsir sg.iis ~ l-s f I'll
Sir s~EFruer-lm vfAuIr usrw w
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TassF dit ne s-ilnv vlsas fis rsl-ua-S
wgnaa a--nr4 d WIS %. ul-t iL .iu
m1an AND -i,s ussI vfnui fs iiH III
fggg~nrl -in iiHu@s retsm g~essne
nc themselves a. -nsvsrs -r ss-u~fs
r'lfe. TIE nsigr xla ngE q iinis H
wlista sr rn- -bse-us Ent sH~sr
w1s an Ffsr gr'sS'snr -tflf Nrr
-i,sv .rfguel nEE n -ln 8Br IH~'.r
1htf swns-r1 llginr1 vmauv rfe
q sniH seized IA ria Tuf usf ria
zht NHgss q -tslri u..lr lurf smu
hpi4rsIg ga4r 1lHEh Ens afrs rs-s
gu.ssslS he hirt v'liaI 81 anmt .r
rnvarv pnIat lr1Esr tsaaEa vaa q
n,,sr 4 lanL. "a. -tgT varf lamrst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-20

~is va -r EEir q Euuf -sm-r- m
l 1l HutH1Tnr zr - Tnic rm E,r,Hl-
E'ilE e ll-i'reEfr lts u1ll,sr d Nlam
-.aAuii'sr' a-lrs Euu-t lHmHrF AEs
Ei-fisHt ls -z-llrlllI A. I -f-s ~
-lu-i.L rtis r-arr ART xrprl1g
gnug1 EVH~v tu--is 1hr- fUs Fus-
lif.aI llr ml tr tuf 'r-u--Il-8-f t.ss
l.Hssl -I4f ~ 1r -rf Igi FlI-ntz-L
AZ u-lsilfrrf allmHf 1w q 7ens.s
llrs suuut -iE B rEI d. ssg ffits.t
t7n1 tu- Ehf -tais. ant rr-s n -nhs-
tfuaiEs unf -EI E = 11HtEL1r AZ
as ~ zLft
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-20
Sometimes Your Fault

MAN1 OF the complaints in regard to nat
II ural ga service that reach this Office are
the faults Of the consumer himself in the In
stzllaiion OF hi, house lines.
Often sas piPes are put in % poorly that
wafer would not fo~ through them. Sharp
turns reductions 10 too small size and other
faults Of that kind interfere with the service.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-20
.COID,N TIE HAD

~ ur Hrguf r-urt ns Mlm 1--n
1fnra Fli Hs1r ~euurT. utls a.
r-fFfls-f.fiH p f-.r aupT rrr.ff. rre
-a-L< CAT Ne a
r-~'rl .r1nfr arifinls-ifir rf ~ uHfat 1f
- lsasf inrLlr Eut 4 ~lrr xrr ur-I
-flila.Ir -il~uIlt-t fs FAa1r r -fff AL
rltlss SRA aE l1Mr1E 70 -tw t''F1sirI..
mt rilrlfir rur iaHf 1sEisf ~ 'nH
q 7Inf ~ t-l-E tlr rfH- 1EL
-'isaraF -f -nlfhi. @
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-20
4re YOU Trying This?

Of Erra1 svzl : i u l--r0c-cs gas i1-o The
meier from a l-ch am rzlt ne z1G re51ce
ttoss O t-e C--er Sl1a 4 --e ue-s-s
AM 10s Carl y1- aA-'s1. ~ r-1 Il three , Ines
4 draw ne gas 1GEO1gL = feed l-s.
S0-ne gzs installations look z Z -hs lumber
hzo tired u 1se E many SIS and -a3zcers ss hs
c1-l1 crowd C- t1s l1-s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-20

-ata seve slr hrf ssu Ulr-
q q -mrzls..s M
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-20
Correct Them N05c

Wien III install natural gzs Lo1se me. ge-
rzl -12- krgSS Low. II yoE re RS these
faults thai ~ have 1escrloa3 EgE- Z VII be
money = y9-- p1c.eE u c1--=e- 1-e1 before cid
weather.
Natural gzS / -1e 1es1- -ks c11s1 c1-ve--ie--
and the clespeS1 t1el E11w1- Failure u 90
these results fun Is 1se : m0vs 0s-za he fault
q TIE conditions q y0-- sl5s q 1Le meter than
from a-y o--e- cz-se
Our booklet nay hep y01- Or zl5ziiea : yozrs
for TIE asking Cal O e . helD y0z obtain
le11eg service Il less c0s-.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-08
January 8, 1922.

Mrs. Ross Beeman, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
NJ. Lemons. Guests from a dis
lance were; Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Wing, Dakota; Mr.. and Mrs. B. R.
Bugue, Mexico; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
A. Stabler, Colorado; II. e. James,
Carlsbad; H. H. Bailey, Canutillo,
Texas; Miss Mary e. Kirwin, State
College The hosts: Mr.. and Mrs.
r. p. Pankey, Mr.. and Mrs j. L.
Pankey, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Pam
key. Geo. Latham. Willie Pankey,
Baby Evelyn Pankey. and Master
Reuben Pankey.
The Ladies' Improvement society
met wednesday afternoon in the
Baptist Tabernacle.
Mr.. and Mrs Max owen are en-
joving a visit from their daughter,
who lives in Chicago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-08
PORTALES

A we'll filled house greeted the
Rev. o. w. Carter on New Year
Sunday at the Methodist church
to listen to a sermon delivered on
his S8th birthday. Rev. Carter is
Presbyterian minister and has
been preaching for 70 years. The
Rev. ]. j. Richards invited Rev.
Carter to fill the pulpit Sunday
because his birthday came on the
first day of the year.
After a two-weeks' visit here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bradley Miss Grace Bradley
left Monday for her school work
at Fort Worth, Tex.
Miss Helen Lindsey entertained
% guests on Wednesday evening
at fair" at the home Of her par
ents, Judge and Mrs. W. E. Lind
sey, complimenting her holiday
guest, Miss Esther Scale of Albu-
querque. A palmist dressed as a
gypsy told the future OF each guest.
During the fun Miss Scale present
ed each guest with a little parrot.
During the evening a luncheon
was served by the hostess, assisted
by her mother.
It has recently been announced
here that Miss Halle Mitchell of
Portales, who for several years re-
sided in Albuquerque. and Mr.. Faye
Proctor OF Midland, Tex. were
quietly married on December %
at the home OF a minister in Ell
Paso, Tex, In the presence of a
few witnesses Mr.. and Mrs Proc
tor will be at home at Midland,
Tex.
A watch" meeting was held at
the Pentecostal church here on
New Years eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Hill arrived
here few days ago from Spur,
Tex, for a visit with their daugh-
ter and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hall Cutter.
w. P, Palm, superintendent Of
the Kenna schools, spent the holt
days here at the home of his
brother, r. a. Palm.
The five-year- old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Bryant, who
has been so seriously ill., is slowly
convalescing.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Christian church held its regular
business meeting at the church on
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
The spirit of cooperation among
the churches here is still manifest
ed. The pastors of the different
churches have dismissed all serv-
ices at their churches except Sun
day school and preaching on sun
day mornings during the Nazarene
revival, which commenced on Sat
urday night, and the pastors are
urging their members to attend
the revival services.
Mrs, I. N. Knight is at Amarillo,
Tex, having been called there Sum
day by the serious illness of her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chavers
entertained as n house guest tho
past week Mr.. ], Norris of Plain
view, Tex.
A joint baptisma1 service was
held at the Christian church here
Sunday afternoon at 4;30. The
Rev. j. j. Richards received three
people into the Methodist church
and the Rev. N. J. Reasoner two
into the Christian church by i'm
mersion
J. B. II. Young was e. first of
the week business visitor to Ros-
well, Hope and Artesia. N. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. James z. Batten-
field arrived here recently from
Hollis, Okla. and will again make
Portales their home.
On New Year eve the Misses
Leta and Irma Bell Smith enter
tained a large number of young
people with a watch" party, hon
oring the guest of Miss Helen
Lindsey. Miss Esther Scale of AL
buQuerque. Several tables were
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-08
Normal University
(IAs Vegas.)

Las NeRaS.)
During the Christmas holidays
Miss Holt, the librarian, and her
assistants completed the long con-
templated removal of the library
/ from the second floor of the as.
sembly room on the third floor. All
the ass embly seats with the excep-
ton of two or three rows at the
back were removed and the entire
room converted into a library and
study room. New steel cases were
installed for both library and book
room volumes. The improvement
in usefulness and convenience of
I the entire book department Is
| great since students of all ranks
may now find room to study where
they have the required references
close at hand. Arrangements will be
made to hold chapel meetings
either in one Of the nearby church
! es or down town in the Duncan
until such time as the new-audito-
rum is completed.
Miss Margaret Wedse1 and Mrs
I Lillian Martin are two new addi-
tons to the training school fac.
ulty, Miss Rees has again assumed
the work of the Spanish depart
mont due to Miss Sena's illness.
A number of new students have
! enrolled since school reopened on
= Tuesday. Among them are Regina
May Christopher, Dona Josephine
, Robertson and Glenn Tompkins.
The first basketball games of the
! season are being played this week
| end with the Dawson high school
teams as visiting contestants. Daw-
son also plays Las Vegas high,
both boys and girls while here.
The ladies of the faculty have
| formed a social club to meet about
onco every two weeks. The club
was entertained Tuesday of this
week by Misses Inches and Kaune.
The Misses Farrell and Adams will
entertain at the next meeting.
Miss Lorraine Trainer, editor
and Glenn Sanford, business mana
ger for the Southwest Wind, have
elected their staff: Mary Holt is to
/ be associate editor and Pete Pan
! llratz, assistant business manager.
The other editorial assistants are:
/ Literary, Emily Baca; athletic and
snapshots, DOME Taylor; jokes,
+ Josephine O'Malley; organizations,
! Selma Sizer; art, Emma Lou Witt,
! Work on the annual is to so ahead
rapidly from this time on, so that
( the books will be ready for de-
livery before the end of the spring
/ term.
The freshman girls played n
practice game of basketball with
the Vegas high sextette Wednesday
evening at the Armory,
! Miss Nina Adams, who has been
on crutches for some time on &C.
count Of an injury received while
skating, Is now able to get about
without their aid. Conway, the
football man who received frac-
, tured ankle in the last game of the
season, is improving but Is still on
crutches.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-08
HOT SPRINGS

Miss Lavora Ennes, who has been
attending Senior high school in
Albuquerque, enjoyed the holiday
vacation with family and friends in
Hot Springs, returning TO Albu-
querque last Monday.
Miss Mary L. Kirwan, State col
lege, was the guest of MIR. and Mrs.
w. A. Sheppard during the holi-
days, when her many friends en-
joyed her magnificent voice on sew
eral occasions.
Miss Alton Bacchus was home
from Albuquerque for the holidays,
returning Monday to her studies IN
Junior high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Sheppard
entertained at five o'clock dinner
Christmas, in honor of Miss Mary
E. Kirwan, of Mesilla Park.
Mr. and Mrs. r. P. Pankey, Mr..
George Latham, Mr.. ]. l.. and Hugh
Pankey entertained a large com
pany of friends from Hot Springs,
San Marcial, Socorro, Mexico City,
| Mexico, and Dakota, at a dance
and watch party Saturday evening,
December 81, at the Marian ranch.
Assisting the hosts and hostess were
Mrs. ]. l.. and Mrs. Hugh Pankey
who added much to the enjoyment
and comfort of the guests, while
themselves enjoying the freedom Of
guests. The evening was passed in
old-style square and contra dancing
| by the elders among the guests as
well as the later jazz dances for the
! young peaple, and in music ana
singing Though the rooms of the
Marian ranch house are very large,
they were very much crowded;
| there being as many as so couples
on the dancing floor at once, be-
sides the many spectators. Among
the guests we gathered the names
OF the following: Mrs. A. c. White
and daughter, Jennett; Mr.. and
Mrs. H. D. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
| N. Matson, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Martin, Mr.. Ed and Mrs. Ed Lard,
Mr.. and Mrs C. w. Highfill and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Temple Skinner
Mr.. Paul Howell, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Hedrick, Mr.. r. p. Jones, Mr.. Geo
Lard Walter Gibbons. James N.
I.aughlin, Roma Box, Foster Shop
pard, Bill Burris, Miss Rachel
Henley, Mildred Cochran, Maxine
Henry, May LaMasters, BERTHE La
Masters, Gleura LaMasters, Mrs.
LaMasters, Miss Lillian Hulich,
Fanny Burris. Winona Burris, VAN
tia Burris, Mrs. C. f. James, Mr..
Hubert Bryant, Parks Davidson,
Jack Wood, Ray Highfill, Pete
Jenkins, Nathan Jones, Frank Wal
lace, D. w. Casey, Chick Higgins,
Bruce Hanna, Jim Hayes, Rattle
snake Harris, Henry Harris, Frank
Coupland, A. V. Lemons, Jack
Lemmons. ]. Lemons. Glenn Wal
lace, Ed Burris, Roy Haggard, Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Keithley, son and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Be-
lander Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Shep-
pard, Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Chitten-
den, Mrs. T. A. Slater and daughter,
Margaret, Miss Letha Wallace,
Funice Finch, L. Thompson. Rosa
Chatfield, Ruth Bill. Linnie VIII
son. Earle COPELAND, Effie Coup
land, Lucy COPELAND. Alton Bac-
! chus, Cecilia Richardson. Eunice
Sheppard. Mrs. J. M. Caldwell. Mr.
and Mrs. T. ], Ground, Mr.. and
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RATION

A number OF the high schoo
Students and young people who are
attending college and who were
( spending the holiday vacation a
home, enjoyed a dancing party a
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Bernard
Czarltnsky last Tuesday night
Miss Doris Czarlinsky was the
hostess. Punch was served through,
out the evening Those present
were Misses Betty Roseberry. Dovit
Mcintosh, Kittie Watley, EstellC
Sutclirfe, Bertha Brown ant
1Iessrs Dale Odell. Booth Tarking.
ton, Harry Jelfs, Jack Martin, Mel
choir Roth. Landon gillespie, Man
Vile chapman, Pete Nelson, Ceci
Mcintosh and Elton Durham.
Rev and Mrs. e. J. Carson OF
the First Presbyterian church, as.
sisted by the officers OF the church
and their wives held a New Years
reception and open house at the
Presbyterian manse on Monday
afternoon, January 2. from 2 &c
$50 o'clock. Many members AND
friends Of the congregation attend,
ed, An informal program was
Give, followed NV excellent re.
froehmente
The Zyildcat cIub hold its hi.
r,orth1v donca In the library hal
iast, Wcdnnsdav evening inviting
aiI the university students who are
home for the HOLIDAYS tn attend
Thoea nrneant were Misses FsteIla
cnfrNffo Af1oon laird Bertho
prown Doyia Mcintosh. BETTY
Rosehcrry. Jennis HAYS. Doris
CzarIinsl,v Mary Butler and
loesrs Don Kellcrman. Elton Dur.
ham Narviua Chairman. Iacl;
Marlin Ceofj NTcTntosh Dale
omen Harry lofts LYMAN TRAY
1or TocI, Ja1fe and ROoth Tarking-
ION
Tho Co1fav courtv high school
class of 1901 hold its first bi-an.
nmai ho,orot ar tho silver Moon
cafo 1oet Tuesday evening with a
Fair ronrceentation from the grad.
motjnr class Of last snring. A four.
couree luncheon was served. The
t,hlo decoratinns consisted Of
favors of mint sweets with the
name "oI" inscribed on them and
nIaro c9,,ae in tho form Of tiny
rardv canne FoIIowinr the ban.
c,,nt ,,,ost of tho rrnasts left for the
nnhiir library where a couple OF
bnurg we're snort In dancing.
NJ STre 7 Van TToi,ton entertained
ohnmt tSiriv.two adins at her resi-.
Senco On South Fourth street
TbnrsdaV artarnoon at O'clock
H, II n Co1iGornia luncheon rjver
cafafaria ev,a The home wa,
hoaTtifnII,, Alarmed IN christmas
sooeon docoratioos ana favors nj
T7,,arnt ero,,'o,,, ,,,orn nresentad n
no g,Ioets ro1Iowinp the lunch.
con motion hridre vas nIoyod
Niiss ratt1- poecharry entertained
fow of bcr Iorng friends NJ her
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THE ART DEPARTMENT.

Offer Imported Germantown Wool,
the very best grade made. in 1 OF.
skeins, in all colors at csc n skein.
Also offers Sweater Yarn. in IA Id.
hanks, in all colors Of black white,
brown, cardinal, navy, grey at 75c
a hank.
And a big line of carried over
Stamped Package Goods at half the
regular marked prices, consisting of
Women's Gowns. Pajamas, Combina-
ton Novelty Blouses, Kimonas, Chill
dren's Stamped Dresses, Rompers
and Hats.