Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-28
STATE COLLEGE

vice and farmers and stockmans
short course which was held at
Las Vegas, and left the carly
part of this week for College
Station, Texas, where he will adj
dress the extension conference
that is being conducted there by
the Texas College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts.
Announcement has been re-
ceiyed of the marriage of Mr..
Frank w. Wimberly to Miss Ola
White OF Lubbock, Texas. Mr.
Wimberly was a former student
of the college and graduated with
the class of 1921. Since his grad
uation Mr.. Wiimberly has been
teaching Smith-Hughes work in
the Chaves county schools. Mrs
Wimberly taught in the HaGer-
man schools last year.
The ice cream social given by
the ladies of the Eastern Star on
the lawn of the community house
Friday evening was a success So
cially as well as financially, and
the entire proceeds We're turned
over to the local chapter of the
Salvation Army.
Mrs. Sara Van Week, county
home demonstration agent Of Do
ma Ana county, has returned from
East Las Vegas where she has
been attending the summer eX-
tension conference. Mrs. Van
| Week was accompanied on the
trip by her daughter, Miss Gretch-
EN-.
Mrs. E. V. Bachrach will arrive
shortly from Chicago to be a
guest at the home of Miss Alice
Foster and attend the marriage
of her son. William Bennett Fos-
ter, of Ration to Miss Aileen
Smith of State College.
! Mrs. Ernest Lewis and daugh-
ters, Edith Hunder, Alba, BeuIah
land Frederick, have returned to
their home in Mesilla Park after
n visit with friends in Corpus
Christi, Texas, for the past few
weeks.
| Word has been received here
j that r. G. Foster, a graduate Of
the New Mexico State college in
the class of 1919, has accepted a
position of assistant state dircc-
tor of extension at Reno, Nevada.
Following his graduation Mr.. Fos-
ter was employed here with the
extension service as state leader
of boys and girls club work
Later he was transferred to Wash
ington, d. c., with the United
States department Of agriculture
where he was in charge of the
club work in all the northern and
, western states.
Last week end a party comros-
, ed of Mrs. Fred C. Hill, Miss
Julia Hill, Miss Gertrude Aller
and Walter Hill, motored to State
College to visit at the homo O.
DR.. and Mrs. G. w. r. Smith
The Hills, who were former resi-.
dents of Mesilla Park, are nov
living in FL Paso, where Miss
Julia is engaged in public health
work. Walter Hill, since hi
{ graduation from the engineerin.
department of the New Mexlc,
College of Agriculture and Me
, chanic Arts in 1921, has been en-
$ ployed by the Century Electrlca
company. with headquarters il
Dallas, Texas.
/, President and Mrs. E. L. Ken
: and children, Harry, Jr, Clarence
|, Richard and Miss 10 Rec, are OF
a camping trip this month in tn
mountains near Las Vegas.
: George +. Quesenberry, stat
t. extension agronomist, L. L. ITau
: ter, assistant director of exten
" hsion, and C. A. McNabb, fiel
!. agent in marketing, have return
ed from East Las Vegas, wner
they attended the summer eXten
$ sion conference.
The baseball game between tn
I Las Cruces Independents, Gear
s of local boys, and the Fort Bills
e special troops, resulted in q scor
!, of 21-10 in favor of the uppe
valley boys.
d Mrs. T. e. Davis and Miss Bob
r bic knight were dinner guests q
: the home of DIR. and Mrs. G. "
S r. Smith on Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. Ira Fl. Nicely
/, monds and little daughter, Mar
julie IldNC iCluiiIeu II Olll al over
n land trip to Glenwood, N. NJ
where they assisted in conduc.in
camp church meeting, whcr
they are starting church. The
were accompanied on the trip b
- Misses Vklma Bell, Effie Bell an
,, Dora Latham.
. Miss Lucille Day, former str
?, dent of the New Mexico Stat
u college here, is visiting friends {
State College and Mesilla Par
l. this week. Miss Day has for tt
e past two years been attendir
It Oberlin college at Oberlin, Obi
n and graduated there this yea
Miss Day, who lives in Ell Pas
It will teach In the schools there
<. the opening of the fall term.
k Preceding the morning servic
OF the st. James Episcopal churc
If on Sunday morning, beautifr
N baptismal services were performc
n by Rev. Hunter Lewis for Ma
garet Louise, the infant daught
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Car
20 wright Of st. Louis, who are vi
~ =, iting here this summer, and lit
:. Charles Kell, son of Mr.. and Nh
Z John Kell of Mesilla Park. M
- and Mrs. Guy Machen and I
~ and Mrs. G.. w. r. Smith sto,
u as godparents for the children.
v A party of young people fro
a, this vicinity motored to the M
~ silla dam this week, where n
e. enjoyed a picnic supper and bat
re ing party, and later enjoyed
re dance at the Robbins amuseme
a. park. Among those present we
re Misses Era Rentfrew Georget
Oh Talbot, Gladys Wilson, Abbie ISL
re and Nellie Hargrove: Fred Powe
e; Frank j. Mcclure, Francis Burl
ru John Robbins and r. Fl. Burn,
gy Mrs. Ivy Grant Yoast of M
silla Park has resumed her 4
ay ties as extension secretary at t
rs, New Mexico state college. after
RS. two weeks vacation.
Dean John H. Vaughn. who r
of been III since May, left Wedn,
ts' day for Valmora, N. NJ, whe
he will spend his vacation duri
w. the month of August.