Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-06
HAGERMAN

One of the largest crowds that
has been seen in Hagerman since
chautauqua was held here Assem-.
blcd Friday evening at the school
auditorium to hear Robert kcllahin
of Roswell lecture on THE Equality
of Opportunity" This lecture was
given under the service department
of the Masonic order and was given
in connection with some excellent
films showing the work being done
in the modern school and a one
reel patriotic film entitled Hats
off, the Flag Goes By"
The junior church members gave
a little comedy at the school audi
forum Saturday evening. This was
prepared and staged by the chill
dren and was quite a credible per-
Torrance for them. A nice sum
was realized for the church funds.
Rev. John s. Rice left Monday
afternoon to attend the New Mexico
Annual Conference of the Metho-
dist church.
Lee Conklin of Hereford, Texas,
/ has been buying apples here this
week for the Texas market.
Ray and C. w. Bartlett motored
down to Artesia Friday evening to
help furnish the music for the
Powder Puff Revue" put on by
| the the Artesia American Legion.
A. N. Miller who has been at
tending the encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic at Des
| Moines, Ia, will now visit his
brothers and sister at Morristowh
! Ind.
Mrs. James Michelet left Wednes-
day evening for Sahna, Kans.,
where she will visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Jacobson and
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. West and chill
dren and Mrs Elizabeth West, Mr..
Vests mother, and Miss Lovenia
| Gray came in last week from Pine
| Bluff, Ark, for visit at the N. S..
the b. ]. and the ]. T. West homes.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Presbyterian church met on We'd
nesday afternoon at the home OF
| Mrs. j. T. West. Owing to the pres
ence of a recent bride the business
session was admitted and an inter-
esting game played. A handsome
| hammered silver sandwich plate
was presented to the honor guest,
| Mrs. T. d. Davenport who was mar
| ried a short time ago. Other pretty
! presents were also received by the
honoree. During the afternoon de-
| licious refreshments were served,
| Those in attendance were Mes
danes D. A. Bradley, II. M. Brown,
| A. +, Clark, T.. d. Davenport, Eliza
Floto, Haines, Hutchinson, e. E.
Lane, w. A. Losey, C. G. Mason, r.
II. Mansfield, j. d. Mckinstry, sam
McKinstry, Tom McKinstry, t. H.
Plat, Eva Powell, j. e. Wimberly
and the hostess. Mrs. j, 7. West.
The Thursday club held their
| opening luncheon on Thursday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. II. b.
| Plat. The rooms were artistically
decorated for the occasion. A three
course luncheon was the feature OF
| the meeting and a short business
session was held, the incoming
president, Mrs. Hal Ware being in
| the tIldlT. Ie lNlll Pi'pi'NiNi
Mrs. r. NJ. Ware was absent, being
on a trip to the east. This
was the first meeting of the
club that she had missed in two
years. Mrs. Willis Pardee, another
member, is in California on a trip.
| Those present were Mesdames III.
| M. Brown, Harry Cowan Il. ID. Dew
export, A. NJ. Ehret, Heitmann, Roy
| I. Lockhead, w. A. Losey, III. L.
McKinstry, Sam McKinstry, 7. i.
Plat, Hutchinson, c. c. Prlchard,
A. Clark, Hal Ware, J. II. Wimber'
ly, j. r. West, Woodmas.
]. r. Thomas. Chaves county
agent, came down from Roswell
Monday to vaccinate a flock OF
turkeys. 1t is claimed that the
vaccination has proved successful
preventative of roup and sore mead
among poultry.
C. w. Bartlett left Sunday morn
ing for Fairbury, Neb., where he
will visit his son and daughter. Mrs.
Bartlett who has been spending the
summer in Nebraska will accom-
pany him home.
The freshman class Of the III. III.
s. motored out to the Washington
ranch Friday evening and enjoyed
a wienie roast. After the leafs" the
class returned to town to attend the
lecture at the school auditorium.
The directors of the Hagerman
Poultry association held meeting
| on Wednesday evening to make
plans for the fall marketing of eggs
and notIitry