Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-09
ARTESIA


were married on Thanksgiving day.
much to the surprise of their many
friends Mrs. Henshaw has been
practiCing Osteopathy here the past
teW years. Mr.. HenshaW is a pros
porous farmer, residing south of
Artesia with the A.. l.. Terpening
family They will reside in Artesia.
A beautiful art exhibit was dis
played at the Junior High school
last week by the Artesia Woman's
club. Hundreds of school children
from the high school, and the lower
grades visited the building and wit
messed the exhibit, which was com
posed Of about l 5 pictures painted
by Gustaye Baumann, noted New
Mexico artist. The various steps
necessary in block printing were
also exhibited and were a cource
Of much discussion.
The funeral services Of Jim
Urban, who was found dead near
Seminole, Texas, recently, we're
conducted last Saturday afternoon.
A large NUM- Der of the friends and
relatives Of the man were present.
A large number of Artesa foot
ball fans journeyed to Artesia last
Thursday for the New Mexico Mil
itary Institute Battery A football
game, Among them were Fred
Cole, who played halfback for the
battery team, and O. X. Evans, who
played end for the same team.
Among those, who were in Roswell
to attend the game or the battery
dance on Thursday night were
Misses Irene Gage, Effie Glover,
and Messrs. John Richards, Chaun-
cey Yeager, Craig Baker, Clovis
Iyattion, Luther Caraway Guy Stew
anson, Lewis Cole, Frank Adams,
Ralph Reed and Henry Davis.
A delightful dancing party was
enjoyed by a few guests at the
home of Or. and Mrs. j. j. Clarke
on last Wednesday evening. The
high school set were the guests. Re
freshments were served by Mrs. ].
j. Clarke, assisted by Miss Kath-
reen Clark.
Several auto loads of young peo-
pie motored to Hope on Thanks
giving night to attend a dance.
An excellent floor, with excellent
music, made the occasion enjoy
able.
Mrs. C. 0. Brown, assisted by
Miss Morgan, head of the domestic
science department of the Artesia
high school, was hostess at a de-
lightful Thanksgiving dinner for
the members of the high school
faculty. Among the members of the
20 nh a
Alma Givens, city superintendent;
Mrs. Mabel Her, Misses Ruth Nor
gan, Lucine Jones, Jeanne Nc
Caleb, Mary Sands, Esther LaDue,
and Messrs. Frank Adams, Hel.ry
Davis, Ralph Reed, and o. X.
Evans.
Mrs, c. A. Sipple and daughter.
Miss Hazel and Ray Sipple have
returned to Artesia for the winter.
The Sipple family lives in Artesia
each winter, going to their Colo
rado home for the summer.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union has presented a large
portrait of Frances Willard, the
founder of the organization, to the
grammar school.
A large crowd was present at the
First Christian church on Sunday
evening to witness THE Good Sa-
maritan," q motion picture show,
portraying the story of the Good
Samaritan, as recorded in the scrip
lures. The seating capacity Of the
building was overflowed. Special
sacred music was a part of the pro-
gram.
Mrs. C. NJ. Cole was hostess on
Sunday with a delightful dinner,
complimentary to the men mem
bers Of the faculties Of the public
schools. Among those present were
Frank Adams, Henry Davis, o. X.
Evans, Ralph Reed and Fred Cole.
The dance at Hagerman under
the auspices of the American
Legion was attended by several
Artesia young people on Saturday
evening.
Three Artesia lads were taken to
Carlsbad Monday to face trial in
the juvenile court for theft. These
three boys, who are eighth grade
pupils in the public schools, stole
several turkeys and sold them to a
local dealer. One Of the lads has
been cited in the Justice courts for
similar offenses before.
An interesting art meeting was
conducted at the home Of Mrs. NJ.
II. Ferriman on last Wednesday
afternoon by the Artesia Woman's
club. A lavish display Of specimens
to illustrate the study themes,
which were basketry, pottery,
weaving, block prints Of Gustave
Baumann's works, was in evidence.
A collection of beautiful paintings,
sent to the local organization, was
also on exhibit. The subject of In
dian Crafts was discussed by Mrs.
S. w, Gilbert, who eXemplified her
remarks by the illustrations in the
collection. Mrs. NJ. II. Ferriman
also discussed important subjects.
The attendance was not as large as
desired on account Of the unfavor-
able weather conditions. Refresh
ments were served by the enter
tainment committee, consisting of
Mesdames Hartell, Cecil, Welsh,
Scales, Brown and Terson. Mes
danes Brainerd nd Gates are the
leaders for the next program on
December 13.
The Wesley class and the young
ladies' class Of the Methodist Sun
day school were entertained at the
home Of Mrs. lands Feather, on
last Thursday afternoon. The
classes sewed for the Methodist
Bazaar, which will be conducted in
the near future. After an after
noon devoted TO needlework, re-
freshments were served by the
hostess. Mrs. +. r. Bullock as
hostess to the Wesley class at her