Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-21
HOPE

D. E. Brownie received a tele-
| grom Tuesday that his father was
very low and left on the night
train for his old home in Mexico,
Mo. His brother, Charles Brown
Kansas City.
Rev. w. L. Simmons and family
spent Sunday in Hope, the guests
of Rev. Moon and wife. Mr.. Sim
mons was returning from a series
of meetings and a post graduate
| course in Methodist university,
Dallas. He returned to his work
in the mountains Monday.
B. Stephens and L. Pate of the
Artesia Chamber of Commerce
passed through Hope last week
with new road signs for the high
way from Artesia to Ell Paso. The
roads are marked every few miles
now, and practically good all the
way. One can make the distance
of 149 miles from Ell Paso to Hope
in eight hours.
| Mrs Bryant williams has as
her guest Mrs. Miller and children
of Barstow, Texas.
Mrs. Dee Swift and son, Eliza,
returned Saturday night from a
two weeks vacation spent in the
San Saba river fishing. The last
few days of the trip were spent
in Brentwood, Texas, visiting
Mrs. Swift's daughter Mrs. Ed
| Bryant.
Theo Murphey and wife returned
Sunday from Dickens, Texas
where they have been visiting the
past few weeks.
Mrs. Carl Daniels will leave
Thursday for Roswell, where she
will place her little son, Billie,
under the care of DR.. Euler.
Mr.. Palmer of Oklahoma has
bought large tract of land near
Hope and will make this his home
Miss Alexander has returned
from Austin, Texas. where she has
been attending summer school al
the university.
The county health department
put on a free movie at the Gage
theater Saturday. The picture
"Our Children" was shown. A
talk was made by DIR. Jaffa, also
the county nurse. Mrs. Losseff
There was a large crowd and q
very profitable evening was spent
by all.
Mrs. Hugh Gage returned the
last OF the week from Carlsbad
where she has been visiting since
the ith.
Mrs. Tom Gotten has Just com,
pleted remodeling her bungalow
in Orchard Park.
! Arrangements are being made
for the Epworth League to TAX,
charge Of the evening services O,
the Methodist church until the
complete recovery of their pas.
tor. Rev. Moon.
New screens and screen door
have been placed on the window
and doors Of the Methodist church
and also other new fixtures OF
the inside.
| DR.. Jaffa spent Saturday in Ros
well visiting his parents.
Rev. q. B. Moon is spending ,
few days in Carlsbad under tn,
care Of DR.. Glazier. Rev. Moo
was operated on a few weeks ag,
and for some time was not ex
pected to live; since coming HON,
he has been too active, which
necessitated his returning to Carls
bad.
Joe Richards and family, Mrs
j. c. Gage and daughter, Irene, O
Artesia are the guests of Mrs
George Gage.
( Mrs. Walter Coates had the mis-
fortune to stick rusty nail In he
foot. While very painful, it ha
not totally disabled her.
At the last regular meeting O
the Odd Fellows lodge the follow
ing officers were elected: Geore
J Chambers. noble grand; Will Scog
gins. vice grand; w. S. Medcall
secretary and treasurer; Abe M
, Burnett, chaplain.
. Rev. Sheppard, of the Progress
, sive Christian church, Roswell
preached to a large congregatioI
at the Methodist church Sunda
| evening.
Miss Eva White has leased tn
, yellow bungalow in the Pres
block and will have Uncle Sir
t White and wife to keep house 70
her this winter, while she Is IN
struoting the young Americans /
| the local school.
DR.. Homer Powers returned Z
| his home in Rankin, Texas, afte
q short visit with his son. lac
/ and daughter, Mrs. Lou Fletche,
News was received of the deaf
or Mr.. Hannah OF Texico, brothe
to Ira Hannah, who was formerI
IN charge of the Rodden studl
here.
The Artesia ladies who nut q
the play Aaron Slick of Pumpi
Creek" put their play on in Hon
Friday night in the American lie
slon nan. There was larg
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