Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-24
TUCUMCARI

Mrs. Fred Braun was hostess to
members of the Bay View club at
a very interesting meeting on We'd
nesday afternoon at the Braun
home in South Tucumcari. The
club has followed the study of
American citizenship throughout
the ycar--a study that has proven
particularly interesting at this time.
The subject for Wednesday was
THE Judicial Branch of the Gov
eminent. Attorney r. A. Prem
itice and Senator A. l.. linn were
requested to be present and to ad-
dress the ladies on the subject of
study. Attorney Prentice very ably
handled the subject of Courts
Senator Zinn, political Parties.
Their Origin and Formation"
touching other subjects in the
course of his address, more espe-
cially civic interests.
Mesdames A. d. and M. B. Col
denberg were hostesses to members
of the Crochet club and few
Especial guests on Tuesday afternoon
of this week at the GoldenberS
home in West Tucumcari.
Mrs. C. C. Clark will entertain
members of the Martes Bridge club
on Saturday afternoon.
Postponement of the N. o. N
meeting was made on account Of
the serious illness of M. II. Koch,
father of Misses Edna and Merle
Koch, two of the members.
A sacred concert will be given
on next Sunday evening by the
choir at the First Church of Christ.
w. II. stephens, here in the in
terest of the Orphans Home at AL
buquerque, delivered lecture at
the First Baptist church on We'd
nesday evening, subject, "My Trip
to Palestine" illustrated with stere-
ioptican slides.
Mrs. Irene Woodland and Barney
Kearns were married on Wednes-
day in this city.
Sig Nahm, ]. Buster Brown, Chas.
ii. Day, Il. e. Olney. 7. c. Anthony
and wife, e. A. and r. G. Thomp-
son, #. V. Blood, w. B. and Mrs.
Estes, T.. M. Degoda, Il. r. Devine.
C. w. Johnston, Donald Stewart.
manager Of Gross-Kelly and COM
pany; Dave Conway, w. N. Rosen-
thai, j. Stern, f. C. Bape, >. w.
Condor, V. K. Jones, A. C. Erb,
Renby Taylor and Bill Phillips were
Las Vegas Good Roads Boosters"
coming to the city Wednesday. At
tier a banquet served at the Mer-
Ichants' at o'clock, a good roads
meeting was held at the Elks'
home.
P. C. Blackburn, district mana
fo,A,,in prntnnftua a G.
ISOLATION, was registered at the
|Vorenberg wednesday, from Alpu-
|querque.
Mrs. Thomas ]. Spiller. Cuervo,
Mrs. ]. T. Lewis. Cuervo, r. M. De
Oliveria and w. w. Wentworth,
Santa Rosa, were among Wednes-
days arrivals at the Elk hotel,
Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Spiller came
UP to attend the banquet in honor
LOT the grand matron Of Eastern
Star, Mrs. F. S. Hind.
H. Kirch and w. R. Wright of
Ell Paso, auditors for the e. P. &
is. w. railway, were in the city Mon
day on official business.
Howard Miller of Trigg ranch
came in Saturday to meet Mrs. d.
Clark and daughter, Whine, who
were returning from Amarillo.
Harry Peltz, internal revenue de-
partment, arrived from Albuquer-
que Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene smyer re-
turned Wednesday evening from a
business trip to FL Paso.
Mrs. M. McQuaid left Tuesday
i for business trip to Mora county.
Jess Graham has accepted a po-
sition with the E. P. & s. W. rail-
way in FL Paso and will move the
family there in the near future.
Alex Street left Wednesday even
ling for Chicago.
The w. M. U. ladies met In Joint
session in the church this week to
conduct examinations on the course
of study just completed.
Herman Scheele, who has been
seriously Ill for the past two weeks,
lis reported to be improving.