Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-10-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS GATHERED
FROM ALL SECTIONS OF THE SUNSHINE STATE

| Clayton, n. NJ, where they hau
been attending grand lodge of the
!, o. o. T.. Mr.. Miller was elected
grand master. They report having
had an excellent meeting and an
EcnJoyable trip, although the wealth
cr was extremely dry.
Alfred Woodruff of Artesia spent
Tuesday at Hagerman looking after
his orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs Dave Bryant and
children of Artesia motored to
! Hagerman Sunday and spent the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy l. Lock-
! head.
Gus solberg, oil man of Okla
hon : city, is visiting at the home
of his sister, Mrs. McWhirt.
Horton White, brother of Supt
Il. A, White, came in recently from
Oregon and was enrolled in the
senior class of the Hagerman high
school. He expects to become
prominent in school athletics.
! George w. Losey returned Tues
| day from a six weeks trip to Colo"
rado, Nebraska and South Dakota.
He visited his son, VIII Losey, and
| ldlllllg III lllC liAlNt 7SltllEs
j. e. Blythe left Thursday eve
ming for Missouri, where he will
attend to business matters.
Rev. Bussell of Albuquerque,
Sunday school orsa lizer for the
Baptist church, preached at the
Baptist church Sunday morning,
Mrs Jack Cassabonne and little
son, of Hope, came in Sunday for
visit with the home folks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacques Michelet.
Miss Florence Jacobson enter
| tained the seniors of the III. II. S.
at party at the home of her moth
er, Mrs. Selma jacobson, on Satur-
! day evening. outdoor games were
played and a merry time was en-
joyed by the members Of the class
and several invited guests.
| Clyde Zimmerman left Monday
for SILVER City.
The Woman's Mission society
met on Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Lloyd Harshey. Mrs.
/ Tom Mckinstry was the leader and
an interesting lesson on the Mean
ing of Prayer" was discussed by
Mesdames Holloway, Rice, Walton,
| Van Arsdol and Bailey. A short
/ business session was held, and the
autumn wardrobe for Miss Marie
Worley of the Waco, Texas, or
| phan's home was contributed by
tie members. This is the third year
for the Hagerman society to dress
this girl. During the social hour re-
! freshments were served. Those
present were Mesdames A. Bailey,
! f.. Bauslin, A. Clark, c. W. Curry,
/ Cowan, j. S. Rice, Charles MIchelet,
Il. McKinstry, w, f. Phillips, C. G..
How, o. r. Holloway, Harvey Lit
| tie, Sarah Walton, n. c. smith, G.
Meader, j. Wright, r. Shaw, Roy
Van Arsdol, and the hostess, mrs.
IIarshey.
Ray Bartlett motored up to Dex-
| ter to play for the dance On Satuf-
| day evening. A number of Hager-
man people were in attendance.
| The Artesia American Legion
gave an entertainment here We'd
nesday entitled the Powder Puff
Revue" under the auspices of the
Hagerman post of the American
Legion. A large crowd attended
and after the program a dance was
given at the hall in honor of the
visitors from Artesia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Farkas an
nounce the birth of a daughter, at
Roswell, Monday, October 8, Mrs
Farkas, who was formerly Miss
Ethel Haroldson, is well known
/ here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. West and Miss
Gray left Monday for Pine Bluff,
Ark, after a visit with the n. s. J..
! Y. and B. j. West families.