Christmas on Friday Brings Dolls and Delights to Club
The Woman's club hosted a bustling Christmas event with Elks and Shriners, featuring a giant tree, gifts for the table, and a program of carols by the club chorus and Congregational junior choir. Mrs. L. M. Todd led the afternoon as festive decorations and a lively program marked one of the year's merriest gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Elks and Shriners
Cdg
Orus
Congregational Church
Anna Shannon
Elsie Aas
George Everitt
Ray Bailey
L. M. Todd
Thefternoon
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Persistent Coughs
An ad touts Creomulsion as a safe remedy for persistent coughs colds bronchial issues and throat irritation. It claims quick action against the seat of trouble and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teomulston Company
Atlanta
Rumford Chemical Works
Saint Louis
Illinois
Christmas Donations Pour Into Albuquerque Nursery Fund
The B P W club and many Albuquerque residents donate to a nursery fund. Notable gifts include Louis Ilfeld 39 dollars, Margaret Medler 25, Arthur Prager 25, J Korber 10, Fay Briant 5, Catherine Thompson 1, and 100 pounds sugar from N Boyle. The Lions Club provides daily milk, and the finance committee led by Conner, Medler, and De Prassin raises 215 dollars more. Advertising cards by Conner and Medler promote the nursery, printed by O I Lewis of Valliant. Hanna & Hanna fund photo slides shown at local theaters courtesy of managers Williams and Bachechi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. and
P. W. Club
C. H. Conner
O. I. Lewis
Valliant Printing Company
Hanna & Hanna
Williams
Bachechi
New York Couple Settle in Albuquerque for Winter
Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Luckett of New York, frequent visitors to New Mexico, spent the winter at Bishops Lodge and will live the season in Albuquerque at the Alvarado hotel. Mr. Luckett is a prominent insurance official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Luckett
New York
New Mexico
Bishops Lodge
Albuquerque
Alvarado Hotel
Luckett
Family Holiday Plans for Roney Family Students
Mr E M Roney expects his four sons from St Michael s College Santa Fe to return home for Christmas. His daughter Miss Paul Ine from Mount St Joseph s Cincinnati will visit grandparents in Lebanon Kentucky for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Roney
St. Michael's College
Santa Fe
Recital by Mrs. Edgar Knight and Pupils Saturday Night
Mrs. Edgar Knight will present a recital with her pupils at the Indian school auditorium on Saturday night starting at 8 o clock. The program features a wide and varied number of solo and group dances.
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Indle
Lutheran Church
St. Paul's
Nthem
Ashford
Lson
Rayer
Olo
Stalts
Athem
Sohn Solo
Edward Ancona
McPhail
Angels and
the Epherds
Ben Hur
Ss Grace Petersen
Wilson
Wilson A. Athem
Little Town of
Bhlehem
Nelson
Edgar Knight
Indian School
Bazaar to Be Given Saturday
The Women's Circle of the Congregational Church will hold a bazaar on Saturday at 309 West Central. A luncheon will be served.
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The
Congregational Church
West Central
Suits over Pure Food Act settled in federal court here
Three cases on shipment of meat and meat scraps in sacks without contents clearly marked were settled. One order returned six sacks of meat scraps to Colorado Animal By-Products Manufacturing with condition to reseal and reveal contents before future shipments. The other two suits against Charles Ilfeld Co. Inc and related Hoch entities were dismissed by Judge C L Philips.
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United States
D. Hoch
Las Vegas
Charles’ Ilfeld Co., Inc
McKee to Stage Special Trains Through Albuquerque
Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce plans for 1926 special train visits. A New York Graphic Pacific coast tour train of ten cars will arrive July 7 at 10:20 a.m. and depart at 1 p.m. Passengers to receive an city tour entertainment ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Albuquerque
New York Graphic
Household Menu Hints and Today's Recipes
Breakfast offers cracked wheat porridge baked apples coffee bread butter coffee. Dinner features meat pie baked potatoes scalloped tomatoes pineapple salad brown bread dill pickles fruit gelatin cupcakes coffee milk supper. Recipes for coffee bread meat pie escalloped tomatoes with layered tomatoes and breadcrumbs.
Theaters Today Show Big Weekender Lineup
Pastime Theater offers Loving Lies from The Harbor Bar with Monte Blue and Evelyn Brent plus Hamburg and Hazards. Ideal Theater features In Fast Company with Richard Talmadge and Broadway or Bust, last show today. Sunshine Theater presents Lost a Wife with Greta Nissen and Adolph Menjou, plus Monte Cristo two reel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter B. Kynes
Harbor Bar
Monte Blue
Evelyn Brent
Hamburg
Hazards
Sunshine Theater
Paramount
William de Mille
Greta Nissen
Robert Agnew
Adolph Menjou
the Sunshine
Menjou
Miss Nissen
Clara
Polish mahogany with lemon oil and alcohol treated cloth
A detailed home care method describes first rubbing mahogany with lemon oil, wiping clean, then using a soft cheesecloth treated with alcohol and dried to vapor to rub the surface for a clear lustrous polish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahogany
Banco and Lost-a Wife at Broadway Tonight
Beranger in Alfred Savoir's Banco and Lost-a Wife presents a young American gambler who bets a friend a thousand to prove a hotel register face can stop a clock then wagers five thousand he will marry that night He wins and the comedy is praised as funny and human The program runs today for the last time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranger
Alfred Savoir
Menjou
France
Couple Without Children Compared to Auto Without Spare
A humorous saying likens a childless couple to a car on a long journey with no spare tire, using a light metaphor to suggest vulnerability and preparedness.
Two Bicycles Smashed In Auto Collision Reported
After Demedio Maestas death and city bicycle ordinances debate, two more light-vehicle crashes were reported Friday afternoon. P R Encinia of Menaul school and Kenneth Dillon owned the bikes. no one was hurt. Jane Crane collided with a westbound rider at West Central Avenue around 4 30 p m. Lester Hay was also mentioned in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demedio Maestas
Harwood
P. R. Encinia
Menaul School
Kenneth Dillon
North Eleventh Street
Jane Crane
West
Roma Avenue
West Central Avenue
Lester Hay
North High
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Elante B
BP. W. Ild
Elante Business and Professal Women's Club
Woms
Edgarieht
Bunco
Y Nursery
Albuquerque Day Nursery
M’kee
Fremont
West Central Ave
Ideal Theater
Richard Talmadge
Fast Company
Hoot” Gibson
Ideal
Lfe
Talmadge
Tverybody
Purdy
AlbuqQuerque
Purdy’s Bakeries Inc
G. C. Horner
O. D. Optometrist
South Fourth
Brislin
Red Cross
Restrosssive
McCallum
North First Street
Kennedy, Gilfillan, Crosley
Radio Supply Company
Central Phone
Central Ave
Compton
W. Corner
Third & Central
H. Livingston & CO
West Gold Ave
Everitts, Inc
Home Grocery
South Sixth
Riedling Music CO
Korber's China Store
North Second
Bill Hart
W. Gold
Kodak
RED Arrow
Westinghouse, Manning, Bowman
Universal
Hot Point
Albuquerque Gas and Electric Company
Brooks Studio
West Centra
Fee
California
Friends Fee's
OURE
Newcomer's Art Shop
South Fourth Street
Underwood Typewriter Co.,, Inc
the Guarantee Clothing CO
Fee's
Boldt’s
Broad Bicycle CO
South
Corona
Albuquerque Typewriter Exchange
Simonson Cycle Company
Anderman & Balcomb
Freed-Eiseman Neutrodyne
Super Zenith
Journal
Massell
GEO, P. Learnard Piano CO
South Walter
Keleher Leather CO
Phonograph
Victor Records
Helen Nose
Western Electric
Alhuaquerane
Alhiquerque Gas and Electric Company
Franciscan
Marquette
Saxaphones
Band Instruments
Sousa’s
New Mexico Tent and Awning Co
North Third
Zapf-Van CO
Kashmir
Massels
Gulbransen and Baldwin
Sunshine Building
RED Star Shoe Shop
Bennet Indian Trading CO
South Fourth St
Kahn
International Correspondence Schools of
Scranton
Loran Temple
Rep
Old Albuquerque Paone
P. D. Chacon CO
BE. Richardson, Inc
H. V. Logan Co
BAUR
SUN Drug CO
Central Avenue
Dillon
First Street
Ferlin
Matson’s
Groce-Tote
Brookfield
Little Buster
Holly Brand
J. R. Brand Comtee AB E
van Camp
Murcia
Vo. L. Barber
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