Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-14
ARTESlA

The members of the eli yhth grade
enjoyed a party at the no me Oh MISS
Illva Clyde, an instruct pr IN the
Junior high school, ON ], lst Satur-
day evening. A large nun oper were
nrseant ~ this affair. Delicious
refreshments were servet ! by the
hostess, assisted by a eW girls
from the class.
a group Of the many fl tends, OF
Misses Marian and Leila wake,
surprised these two young ] aides on
Friday night with party, gwen IN
their honor. THESE two 1rls m
lend to leave Artesia soon Il tier the
commencement exercises. Approx
inaately forty young people we're IN
ina crowd. Refreshments were
served. After the party, the young
peor,le loaded on a large true TX ana
took a JOY ride OF about WentS
miles.
The Sophomore class Of the Ar
tesla high school motored to- the
CottonN God falls, distan' &c or
about eiayhteen miles, on Frida V al
ternoon. The party was cha per
oned by the class sponsors. A de-
licious picnic supper was enjoyed
at sundowt, 10,
Coach Frank Adams and The
high school athletes. who ;tre
Ralph Davis. Norman Clyde, Tol n
Bullock. Charlie Mickey, Lyd a
House, Hugh DeAutremont, car
ence Stoldt and G.. o. Brown, vert
in Albuquerque this week, where
they competed in the state track
and field meet. The trip was made
in cars, driven by Fred Cole ana
Luther Caraway.
Funeral services for Mrs. Molly
Ramey, were conducted at the
First Christian church on Sunday
afternoon with large number OF
friends present. Rev. S. A. Lam
ming was in charge of the services.
The pallbearers were Messrs. =.
Bert Smith, Hans Ol&son, Moan
Garrett, j. NJ. Jackson, Mechanics
and Howard. The deceased was
born in Tennessee in April, 1919,
and died on May 6, 1922 She was
a pioneer resident of this state and
resided at Artesia for sixteen years.
Her death was the result of pneu-
monia, from which disease she
never recovered after n serious ILL
ness last winter She is survived
by a husband, Samuel Ramey, and
half-brother, whose home is in
Kentucky. Jnterment was III
Woodbine cemetery.
The Baptist Women's Missionary
society was entertained by Mrs. c..
ID. Holmes on Thursday afternoon.
After brief business session the
ladies enjoyed a delightful social
occasion. Refreshments were
served to the following ladies':
Mesdames Cole, Stacy, Owens,
Story, Taggart, Jesse, Mansell, At
terberry, Allan. Bishop, Hoffman,
McNiel. White and Misses Lucy
Thomas and Lola Naylor.
The American Legion dance at
the ]. O. o. j.. hall on Saturday
night was attended by a large num-
Der of out of town visitors. Ex-
cellent music was furnished by
Hamiltons Jazz Houns. oscar
Samelson was in charge of the
affair.
A large number Of Artesia people
motored to Carlsbad on Friday eve
ming to attend the services, being
conducted at that place by Evangel-
list VIM. J. Lockhart and Singer
Brooks. This man recently con-
Quoted revival in Artesia, which
resulted III tne conversion OF over
400 persons. The following Artesia
people made the trip; Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. B. Bullock, Mr.. and Mrs.
$. w. Gilbert, Mr.. and Mrs. G. o.
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. George Benz
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Manda, Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Brownie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charley Bradshaw, Mr. and
Mrs. Calvin Damn, Mr.. and Mrs
Murray Schneck, Mesdames Laura
Welsh. L. r. Sperry, Shattuck, J
M. Jackson, w. B. Glover. anc
Misses Effie Glover. Eula Bee
Clayton, Ella Brown. opal Martin
Elizabeth Soloman. HELEN Bullock
Edna Bullock, Kathreen Clark
Marjory Wingfield, HERNIA Welsh
Matte Mae Jackson, Anna France
Jackson, Rev. Davis, Rev. Mathes
Rev. Gotten, Messrs, A. r. Roselle
Clint Cole, Lewis Cole. Clarence
Stoldt, G. o. Brown, Jr., Tom Brad.
shaw and Myron Drumming.
Paul James was host TO the
''live wires" class Of BOYS In the
Baptist Sunday school and theil