Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-02
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RATION

Ration Kiwanis club. held on wed
nesday afternoon at Christian EN-
deavor hall, was we'll attended ana
unusually interesting. Fffty-three
members and guests enjoyed
luncheon together. The first num-
Der on the program was vocal
solo by Miss Selma Sizer, which
was much enjoyed. A special TEA
sture of the meeting was an inter
Nesting address by j. Van Houten
on various aspects of the city ana
county business Mr.. McNary Oh
the Eureka Oil company also
talked on the prospects Of an OIL
future for Ration. The following
guests were present; o. j. Thomas,
]. Van Houten, DR. A. p Stewart
Robert Purdy, Ed White, l.. 9.
White and A. C. Majors, all Of
Ration. Mr. McNary and Mr.. Damn
of the Eureka Oil company; Y >.
Lilly and Frederick Mcfarland oil
Denver: Miss Selma Sizer OF Las
Vegas: Mrs Mildred Edwards ara
w d. Homer directors OF the
Kiwanis show.
The ]. IT, G club was delight
fully entertained with a "tacky"
party Tuesday evening at the home
of Winifred Overman. The eve
ming was spent in dancing, playing
games and singing. The member
of the club were dressed in old
clothes, some of the girls being
dressed as boys. Delicious refresh
mc.,ts were served by the hostess
Those enjoying Miss Overman's
hospitality were Mrs. Ray Haner
supervisor; Airline Manning, Mary
Derickson Estella Sutcliffe. Eve
, lyn Wildenstein. Grace Freese ana
Helen Hill,
A jolly party Of young people
gathered at the public library on
Friday evening at the invitation o.
Miss Marie Langston and MISE
4 Roma Beck The evening was
spent with games. dancing and the
serving of dainty refreshments
The party was chaperoned by Mrs
+. B. Woods and Miss Grace Lang
ston. Besides the hostesses thost
present were Misses Ina lnman
Sadie Hall, Genevieve Murphy
Margaret Rhnehart. Dorothy Fer
Bride. Nina King, Bernice Honey
field and Eta Leason; Messfs
Frank Stemmer. Roscoe Wingo
Arthur Grain, Truman Absher9
' William Arnhold. Billy Beck, Car
Langston, Stanley Arid, Hugh Cal
loway. Carol Taylor and RALPH
Littrell.
A very enjoyable meeting of thu
Presbyterian Missionary society
was held on Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. L. B. Johnson at hel
charming bungalow home on Sixth
street. The subject of the day was
"Japan and immigration" ant
proved very interesting. The an
nual election of officers resulted
In the following: President. Mrs
C. n. Blackwell: first vice nresi
dent. Mrs. z. ]. Carson; SECOND
vice president, Mrs. Harry Smith
secretary-treasurer Mrs. j. J
Shuler: secretary. associate mem
sbers, Mrs. Prince; secretary, youni
4 people and education. Mr7 Nor
X gan. Delicious Refreshments wer'
y served at the close of the meeting
Mrs. M. e. Hensley acted as join
hostess with Mrs. Johnson.
The members of the general ait
sof the Methodist church are bus
practicing on play which will b.
II given at the church on Friday eve
i ming, April 3. 1t is called the "Olt
q Maids Convention"
At the regular meeting of tn
LOYAL order of Moose the follow
ing officers were elected: Dictator
Jake Arnhold vice dictator, Fran
els Love: prelate. Harry. Brooks
trustees, Frank Buckove and f. l.
Blythe. treasurer. d. e. Poynter
secretary. A. E. Fairbanks.
/. 1.-The Passing ShoN Of 1922
given under the auspices of thu
Kiwanis club on Thursday night
drew a capacity house at tn
Z sShuler auditorium. The play wa
for the benefit of the Miners hos
pital, the proceeds to be used t.
buy equipment Some clever stunt
were pulled off and the number
were we'll received.
BY invitation of the Ration ri
wants club, the Ration Rotary clul
will meet with them at Endeavo
hall next Thursday noon to hear ;
talk by DIR. william M. Goldsmith
Il who speaks on eugellics. The Ro
y tary luncheon day is chosen rathe
Lfthan the Kiwanis day for the con
fAsyenience of the speaker.
.NA An interesting meeting of the ex
ecutive board Of the City Fedora
ton was held at the public librar'
n on Saturday afternoon. Report
were given by the treasurer and b.
\ svarious heads of departments an
Mcommittees. The Americanizatiol
committee reported that the nigh
school for the preparation for TIL
naturalization court would start o.
Tuesday. There are some twent
applicants for citizenship papers
The civics committee reporte
many interesting projects started
chief of which is planning for tn
flower show. An interesting fea
( ture Of the report from the publ
health department was the sugges
" 4ion that the City Federation bac,
The movement for girls camp a
camp Ration during the month Q
august. The club members wer
very enthusiastic over the idea an
IL possible plans will be made t
take parties of girls to the cam
during the month of August TIL
education department also report
ed interesting plans.
The Monday Progress club me
Monday evening at the home O
Miss Alice Clark. with Miss Molli
<. Kelly as hostess. After shoI
III business session the club adjourn
1a41 to attend Ghosts" The Mon
fNNy Progress club has been study
ME- plays this winter and was gla
'Hrof the opportunity to see presen
Htation of an Ibsen play.
The Business Girls club had