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Newspaper

Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1925

Page

5

Society notes on state federation meeting in Santa Fe

Local club women show strong interest as the State Federation of Women’s Clubs convenes in Santa Fe with events planned by the Santa Fe Woman’s Club under Mrs Leslie Gillett. The Santa Fe Players donate two one act plays for Tuesday October 13 in honor of delegates.

State Federation of Women’s Clubs Santa Fe Woman’s Club of Leslie Gillett Santa Fe Kiwanis Club United States Indian School Margaret Blank Marie Schadel Marjorie Spaulding Jewell Nave

Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Meet at Mrs Pilcher Residence

Pi Beta Phi Alumnae will gather at the home of Mrs. FE Pilcher 1319 Marquette on Saturday afternoon. All city Pi Beta Phi members not in the club are asked to call Mrs. Pilcher.

Pi Beta Phi Pilcher Arquette Western Newspaper Union

Luncheon Held Wednesday at Mrs P Sorenson Home

Mrs. P Sorenson hosted a formal informal luncheon at 214 Worth Fourteenth Avenue. Former resident Walter Berger, a 1923 University graduate and Sigma Chi member, is visiting Albuquerque before a New York City tenure. Santa Fe Scotish Rite dance drew numerous Albuquerque attendees including Porterfield Clark Schumaker Hanna and others.

P. ©. Sorenson Worth Walter Berger University Sigma Chi Albuquerque Berger New York City Santa Fre Santa Fe Earl C. Porterfield John PD. Clark C. A. Schumaker R. H. Hanna van Oleson Jhares H. Lembke Lorraine Ong Emily J. Rogers A. C. Leggett J. J. de Praslin Carl Mulky Jack Linn Rueben BD. Perry Peter Cameron Harry Wilson Bernard Jacobson Meyer Osoff

Adelante Club Plans Thursday Picnic

The Adelante B and PW club schedules a Thursday picnic meeting at the YWCA at 1? o'clock before group departure.

Adelante Club Adelante B and PW Club

CUP Club elects officers at Tuesday meeting

At a CUP club gathering in the W. C. A. recreation rooms on Tuesday evening, Mise Della Danielson, past president, presided over the annual officer elections for the coming year.

CUP Club Mise Della Danielson

Dramatic Club Reorganizes with Strong Turnout at Alvarado

The first meeting of the newly reorganized dramatic group drew 30 to 40 attendees at the Alvarado on Tuesday night. Members read Chicken Feed by Mrs. James Scott and Mrs. R. Rockwood, discussed club naming, planned future plays, and a prize for a winning play in a contest. The next session is set for October 20 at the Alvarado.

Dramatic Alvarado James Scott R. &. Rockwood

Fortnightly Club Social at Strong Home Highlights Music and Talks

The Fortnightly club held its first social of the season at Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Strong home. A musical program entertained a large gathering, followed by talks from past presidents Mrs. S. B. Miller Mrs. Ray C. Bailey and Mrs. John W. Wilson. The next meeting will feature an Indian themed program at Mrs. H. F. Robinson’s home.

Harry O. Strong 8. B. Miller Ray C. Bailey John. W. Wilson Jesse A. Bond S. B. Miller R. L. McNeill Ed. Sachett Fred Wardwell E. A. Frick Ray &. Batley Charlotte Lembke H. F. Robinson

Women’s Missionary Society Meets for Election at Church

The Women’s Missionary Society of the Baptist church holds its regular monthly meeting Thursday at 3 o’clock in the church parlors. Annual election of officers will take place and all members are urged to attend.

Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church

Ward couple's East trip and Texas nuptial link

Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ward plan an eastern trip and expect to return to Albuquerque in late October. They will visit Pittsburgh to see Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ward, whose Texas wedding was recently solemnized.

Liberia C. A. Long Lee Daves Monrovia Boundary Line Phoenix Ariz Albuquerque New York Homer Ward East Pittsburgh Mrs Walter Ward Texas

Mrs Yerkes Hosts Birthday Luncheon For Mrs Yerkes

Miss Helen Woytych presided at a luncheon in honor of Mrs R C Yerkes birthday. The event was held Tuesday afternoon at 1219 W Thferds with eight covers. White and gold decorations set a dainty tone and the after noon was spent socially.

Helen Woytych R. C. Yerkes Yerkes W. Thferds

Sunday School Class Business Meeting at Central Avenue Methodist

The Good Samaritan Sunday School class of Central Avenue Methodist Church will hold a business meeting Thursday at 2 30 PM in the church parlors. Officers will be elected for the coming year. Hostesses include Mrs Otto Mrs W C Thaxton and Mrs F C Kemp.

Good Samaritan Sunday School Central Avenue Methodist Church Otto W. C. Thaxton F. C. Kemp

Returns From Santa Fe

Dr. D. R. Murray returned Wednesday from Santa Fe where he had been spending a short time.

Santa FE D. R. Murray

Miercoles Club Meets at Mrs Hunt Home

The Miercoles club held a Wednesday afternoon meeting at 900 North Fourth. A brief program featured club members in music and readings by Mrs. J. F. Pomerenck and Mrs. Gentry.

Miercoles Club EB. Hunt North Fourth J. F. Pomerenck Gentry

Ruth Baird Visits Brother in Illinois Residence

Miss Ruth Baird visiting from the East spends a week at the home of her brother C H Baird 519 South High Street before returning to Pennsylvania.

Ruth Baird C. H. Baird South High Street Pennsylvania

Lordsburg May Get An Airplane Landing Field

Washington October 7 Reservation of 160 acres of public lands in Grant county at Lordsburg New Mexico for use as an airplane landing field for army aviators was ordered today by Secretary Work.

Washington Grant County Lordsburg N. M Work

Pythons Debate Fashion and Power in Zoo Rights

In a zoo tale three snakes the Bengal Python Anaconda and Regal Python bicker over skins, status, and appetite. The Rock Python proclaims hunger and boasts mass as he plans meals while the royal snake defends sovereignty and identity across Africa and Asia.

Anaconda Africa Asia South America Pooh

Springer funeral conducted by Elks draws many friends

A large gathering of William H. Springer’s friends and business associates attended the Elks funeral at the Albuquerque Lodge No. 461. The ceremony featured an 11 o'clock tribute, a hidden orchestra playing Auld Lang Syne, and solos by Maurice Klein with Mrs. L. B. Thompson. Exalted Ruler Joseph L. Regensburger praised Springer as an American citizen devoted to charity, justice and brotherly love. Pallbearers included H. P. D. McNama, Albert McNama, Roy D. P. Strome, W. P. Brannin, E. L. Knight and Marl Parkhurst.

William H. Springer Elks Club Order of Elks Albuquerque Maurice Klein L. B. Thompson Calvary Isle of Somewhere Iris Order Joseph L. Regensburger Mr. Springer H. PD. McNama Albert McNama Roy DP Strome W. P. Brannin E. L. Knight Marl Parkhurst

Fire Prevention Week talk urges bond funding for new Albuquerque schools

Earl Bowdich told Kiwanis at the Franciscan Hotel that older Albuquerque school buildings are unsafe and urged support for bond issues for new structures. He praised fire drills, noted a 50 second full evacuation, and said fireproof new buildings and proper building codes prevent fires. other speakers cited national fire loss and forest fire education while the club sent sympathy notes to two families and heard a piano solo.

Earl Bowdich Kiwanis Club Franciscan Hotel Albuquerque Bowdich A. L. Blair Mountain States Inspection Bureau United States England Frank C. W. Pooler Mr. Pooler D. K. B. Sellers

New Mexico W C T U to Hold Fortieth Annual Convention

Mrs Anna Wilds Strumaquist president and Mrs Minnie Byrd secretary call for the New Mexico W C T U convention to meet in Las Cruces October 24 25 26. State officials, delegates, and Young People branches to send names to Mrs Byrd at 104 Vassar Avenue Albuquerque. This is the fortieth NM W C T U convention.

Anna Wilds Strumaquist Minnie Byrd New Mexico Women's Christian Temperance Union Las Cruces Young People’s Branch Loyal Temperance Legion Byrd Vassar Avenue Albuquerque New Mexico

The Top Rung of Life Offers Views Yet Is Most Dangerous

A compact meditation on social ascent noting that reaching the highest social tier yields the finest perspectives but comes with heightened peril and risk. It contrasts allure with danger for those chasing status.

Ladder of Life

Real difficulties can be overcome, not imaginary ones

A compact aphorism notes that real challenges can be conquered while imagined barriers remain unconquerable, urging practical effort and resilience over fear.

Horace Holden hears confession from Kate Alcott

Kate Alcott recounts her past and pledge to raise Lila while concealing Lila's father Tom Garretson, the coachman. Horace grapples with new clues about Lila's disappearance as the dying woman reveals family secrets and the fate of her sister.

Horace Miss Alcoty Horace Holden Miss Alcott Lila Kate Alcott Tom Garretson Alcott Kate Alice Mr Holden

Former Albuquerque Resident Dies in Los Angeles

Max Schuster aged 65, longtime early settler in Old Town and later near Central Avenue, died in Los Angeles where he had lived for years. Survived by widow and two daughters Mrs Abe Snellenburn of Philadelphia and Mrs Karl Steinlein of Los Angeles. death confirmed to Mrs L Kempentch, his sister-in-law.

Karl Steinlein Los Angeles

Freshen Up Cascarets Laxative Ad Claims Health Boost

An advertisement promotes Cascarets as a mild liver stimulant and bowel cleaner. It claims benefits like clearer head, sweet stomach, pink tongue, and rosy skin, describing the product as pleasant and harmless candy like and suitable for men women and children with directions on each box.

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