Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-02
HAGERMAN


ed her seventeenth birthday We'd
nesday evening with a party at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. e. A. Paddock. fPit" and
Pm a Millionaire" were played
during the evening and at the
close of the games fruit punch,
cake and fudge were served.
Those who attended were Misses
Helen Cumpsten, Mabel Cowan,
Fave Evans of Roswell, Mary
Slater and the Misses Paddock.
Messrs. Lewis Bitney, Aubrey
Evans, John Henry Slater and
Everett Walton.
Rev. Lyons gave an interesting
talk on the centenary work at
the Methodist church on Friday
evening. A large number of views
were shown and many of the pic
lures were very beautiful. A large
number of churches and schools
which were made possible by the
centenary money We're shown.
These have been built in Mexico,
Brazil, Japan. Korea and other
places.
The Womens Mission Society
met at the church on Wednesday,
afternoon. Mrs. Stella Palmer led
the lesson, talks by Mesdames
Rice, Cowan and Paddock were
given on the lesson subject which
was Work Among the Coal Min
ers." A poem Coal was read by
Mrs. Van Arsdol and a reading
THE Charcoal Man" was given
by Mrs. Burck. After the lesson
the members adjourned to- the
watermelon was served by the hos
tess, Mrs. Slime. Those present
were Mesdames Bert Bailey, L..
r. Burck, Harry CowanS How,
Hanna Harshey, Meader, McKin-
stry, Phillips, Paddock, Palmer.
Robinson, Rise. Slime, Shaw. N.
c. Smith. Sarah Walton and Il.
Van Arsdol.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim King end
daughters left Wednesday on an
auto trip to visit relatives and
friends in the panhandle of Tex
as.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byrd who had
been guests at the jim King home
left Tuesday for their home at
Post City. Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holloway and
Chalmer Jr. motored to Boswell
and spent the day with Mrs. Hol-
loways brother and family, John
Hadder. Mr.. and Mrs. Hadder will
soon leave for California where
they will make their home.
Mr.. Conklin of Hereford. Tex,
came in Saturday and is buying
Pecos valley apples here this
week for the Texas markets.
Miss Carmen Jacobs entertain
ed a number of her young friends
Friday evening at the Harvey
Little home. The affair was in
celebration of Miss Garments sew
enteenth birthday. Games were
played during the evening and
at the close watermelon was
served, Many pretty presents were
presented by the guests. About
twenty-five were present.
Mrs. c. G.. Mason and children
returned Saturday from Califor.
MIA where she had spent several
weeks at the home of her sis.
ter, Mrs. VIII Hart.
Mrs. j, E. Blythe and little
son came in the last of the week
from the east where she had
been spending the summer.
The s. S. Teachers trainine
class held their first meeting or
the Methodist parsonage lawn
Monday evening. The first book
of the course THE Pupil was
taken up and the first three
chapters were discussed.
Misses Edna Miller and Pc.
pita Espinosa left Wednesday
evening for Albuquerque where
they will teach the coming year
Miss Espinosa's home is at AL,
buauerque but she has spent tho
summer at the r. N. Miller home
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Paddock
and children Of Clayton spen'
Monday night at the J. E. Win.
berly home. The Paddocks LEFT
here twelve years ago followine
the time when Mr.. Paddock wa:
superintendent of the Hagermar
schools. He Is now a lawyer.
DR.. and Mrs. r. Rowell ant
children and Ray West left Sunda,
for Clayton where they will enjoy
a family reunion at the home O.
Mrs. Rowell's mother.
Miss Esther James and Mrs. Ear
Camp entertained the Beginners
and Primary classes of the Meth
odist Sunday school at the park OF
Wednesday afternoon. Swimming
and wading in the pools We're en-
joyed by the youngsters. Water
melon was served. About thirt!
children were present.
Miss Claudia Beadle is visitini
at the home Of her sister, Mrs
Ernest Bowen.
Little Miss Velma King had thu