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Newspaper

Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1925

Page

5

Date Set for Miss Ferguson and Mr Kissel Wedding

Society notes announce the wedding date of Miss Lois Ferguson of this city to Mr Walter Kissel of Indianapolis Indiana. The engagement was celebrated at a North Third street party with lavender and pink decor and a miniature train centerpiece. Santa Fe timetables indicated July 9 as the wedding date.

Lois Ferguson Walter Kissel Indianapolis Ind Charles E. Wells North Third Street Miss Ferguson Wells Joseph Rogers John Ogilvie Walter Walking Harold Keigwin Harry Rouckus L. M. Fee Neil Ferguson John Fee Catherine Fee Ethel Thompson Mary Webster Margaret MacGowan Louise Wilkinson Albuquerque High School

Former Albuquerque Girl Weds Miss Noma Nile Nichols

Former Albuquerque girl Miss Noma Nile Nichols daughter of Mr and Mrs H L Nichols now of Tucson and William H Billie of Phoenix Arizona were married in Tucson on Sunday morning June 14 by Rev R S Beal Following the ceremony the couple drove to Phoenix where they will reside Mr Billie is connected to the Nichols family and Miss Ada A Nichols is noted as an artist.

Albuquerque Noma Nile Nichols H. L. Nichols Tucson Ariz William H. Billie Phoenix R. S. Beal Billie Ada A. Nichols

Friday Mahjong Club Meets Today

Mrs. August Seis will host the Friday ma jong club this afternoon at her home, 722 North Fourth Street. Trece Club members will motor to Los Lunas this afternoon where they will be entertained by Mrs. H Emory Davis.

Bridge L. Morgan, Jr Greensboro North Carolina Lorarine Kirkpatrick W. H. Long North Twelfth Street August Seis North Fourth Street TRECE Los Lunas Trece Club H. Emory Davis

U. S. Millinery Faces Paris Styles in Fall Preview

Mme Lisbeth highlights new hats and dresses that can be worn front to back as silhouettes shift for fall. Paris favors small brimmed hats with back up designs while American models show white straw wide brims and toque shapes. Turquoise ornaments and mother of pearl pieces trend, with frame-adorned pins and fruit motifs noted.

Mme. Lisbeth Paris

Lazy Cow Finds Bliss in Meadow Idleness

Mary Graham Bonner presents a tale where Mrs. Cow revels in laziness, imagining a life free from chores and village trips. The cows agree, cherishing rest and mild sunshine, while a final note hints at a pearl found in one shell out of a thousand.

Mrs. Cow

Pearl spike shapes trend in coming season millinery

The article notes pearl spike as a possible feature for next season and highlights French milliners using various odd naments to finish new hat shapes.

Forest road study tour by Long and Mullen

C A Long chief engineer and J F Mullen forest inspector returned from a 4000 mile trip through New Mexico and Arizona forests. They evaluated forest roads including the Tonto rim route near the Tonto basin and the 95 mile Clifton Springerville road, with lookout tower visits and high elevation crossings planned for public access.

C. A. Long District Forest Office New Mexico Arizona J. F. Mullen Mr. Long

Firefighting action quiets Big Dry forest blaze in Gila

Mr Long Mr Mullen and George H Loutz assisted at Flagstaff and helped local crew control a new Big Dry creek forest fire in the Gila by marching 17 miles overnight. The blaze burned about 500 acres of timber before containment. A telephone operator narrowly escaped mob action as she warned her mother the fire was burning beautifully. Loutz departed for California Friday night.

Long Mr. Mullen Flagstaff Ariz George H. lLoutz Washington Albuquerque Gila Mr. Loutz California

Religion and Theology Lead 1924 New Book Toll

The 1924 catalog records 809 new books focused on religion and theology. The note highlights the era’s emphasis on faith studies as a major literary trend.

Molded Eggs with Whipped Cream Nest

Molded eggs with whipped cream fill gelatin or orange and lemon blancmange shells. When cold remove shells and arrange in a border mold of orange, mint or chocolate jelly. Garnish interior with spun sugar and exterior with crystallized citrus peel. Serve with whipped cream. A pretty children friendly dish.

Home Menu and Recipe Notes from Mrs Morton

A domestic brief listing a breakfast and dinner menu with mint potatoes creamed coffee and veal. Also includes a recipe for Angel Cake muffins and a Tomato Salad in a cucumber boat with suggested garnishes and mayonnaise.

Tancheon

Cherry Pie Secrets For Juicy Filling And Crisp Crust

The article outlines steps for a successful cherry pie with a crisp under crust. Pre bake the under crust to a delicate color, thicken the juice with flour, moisten and seal the top crust rim, prick to vent steam, and bake in a hot oven around 450 degrees.

Bacon and Eggs with Peppered Bacon Delights

In a vintage kitchen style, thin bacon slices are battered and fried, lined on a platter, and used to frame eggs poached or fried in butter. Green peppers are steamed, stuffed with seasoned chicken and an egg dropped in, then baked briefly. Cream muffins conclude the menu.

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