El Paso Graduates Spread Across Regions for Higher Education
The El Paso high school class of 1914 shows wide dispersion with graduates in El Paso, Texas and New Mexico, at the University of Texas, University of Wisconsin, Tempe Normal, Sophie Newcomb in New Orleans, and the State Mines. The class of 1913 and 1912 members also plan and pursue studies at West Point, UC Berkeley, U Chicago, and Texas institutions, while many stay in El Paso working or teaching. An evening program at the Elks club supported the San Jacinto school library with music, talk on the Pleiades, and a Greece lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Eugene Smith
EEL Paso
Katherine Glenn
University of Texas
Charles Carter
Lucas Bacon
University of Wisconsin
Eunice Anderson
Tempe Normal school
Arizona
Alice Bishop
Christina Moelich
Rose Clayton
Sophie Newcomb
New Orleans
Walter Ponsford
Kathleen Faris
Dorothy Congdon
Thomas school
Mineta Hen
ning
Christian Jungjohann
Ramiel Jungjehann
Jungjehann
Clint
Tex
Alfred Black
Texas State School of Mines
Elizabeth Routledge
Lena Butchofsky
Mary Keating
Antoinettes Matkin
Earl H. Weisiger
Idus Lambert
Edna Richardson
Minnie Lee Lassiter
F. J. Tibbetts
Eldon Routledge
State School of Mines
Elgie Veans
James Gorman
Uni
versity of
Texas
Mattie Clark
Nell Mulcahy
Elizabeth Lucas
Eunice Preston
Ross Hill
Maria Mateus
Steve Lattner
Clarinda Corbin
University of Arizona
Tucson
Barbara Byers
St. Louis university
Ralph O’ Neil
Mexico
Ray Darnall
Tennesse
Bernita Thomas
Sheley Warnock
University of California
Theresa Youngberg
Iowa
Reed Harlan
Charles Kilburn
United States Military academy
West Point
Isabelle Springer
College of Ethical Culture
New York city
Alma Morrison
Lamar
Alamo school
Kate Mulcahy
Frances Henderson
California
Marie Schwartz
Isabelle Valentine
Beall school
Grace Fleck
Highland Park school
Nelson Rheinheimer
Clara Fink
Angier H. Foster
Berkeley
Margaret Bryan
Canutillo
Opal Hadlock
Lincoln Park county
Adkins Bowden
Lillian Lockwood
Bailey school
Henry Schumacher
Bernadine Schultz
Columbia university
Idus Gidlett
George Johnson
Henry Sterns
Edgar Virden
University of Chicago
Mary Andrews
Pauline Bryan
Kansas City
Irving Schwartz
Greta Palmer
Rowland Stanfield
Colorado State School of Mines
Golden, Colo
Joe Worsham
Bessie Barnes
Moline Hughes
Mildred Marston
State College of Industrial Arts
Denton
Augusta Marikegraff
Roy Sullivan
Frank Lucas
Edward Warren
Purdue university
Lafayette
Ind
Estelle Berrien
May Campbell
Mamie Clark
Frank M. Lynch
Mary Corbin
Nellie Haniman
Vivian Hunter
Ernest Hester
Mary Leighton
Franklin school
Mary Lewis
Ruth Long
Beatrice McEnery
Bessie Myrtle
Ed Miller
Josephine Pay
College of Industrial Arts
Gladys Strickland
Ysleta
Nell Safford
Henry Blume
Will Hawkins
John Burch
Austin
Vernon Lyman
Chihuahua
Mex
Francis J. Lyons
Robert and
Russell Price
H. M. Morris
postal service of
Robert Mullin
David Mulcahy
Norman Morrison
San Jacinto school library
Elks’ club
Pleides
Annie C. McQueen
Pleiades
Joseph Thuma
Augusta Fahrenkamp
Lauramande Fin
Blanch Lucas
Alcyone
Miss Fink
Harriet Heermans
Dvorak
J. Ti. Phillips
Greece
R. J. Tighe
Ladies Host Card Parties In Separate Gatherings
Mrs Wyche Greer entertained the Half and Half club at her Lee street home with six tables of players. Prize winners were Mrs S T Cross and Mrs Paul Ginther. Next week's hostess will be Mrs Paul Ginther. Mrs L D Stark hosted a bridge party for her sister Mrs M Farber of Carlsbad New Mexico at Mundy avenue with lavender and white decor and corsage bouquets. First prize went to Mrs L Laskin and second to Miss Celia Goodman with consolation to Mrs L Goldsmith and brace prize to Mrs Barney Cohn. The guest of honor received a prize and a three course luncheon followed.
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Wyche Greer
Lee street
S. T. Cross
Paul Ginther
L. D. Stark
M. Farber
Carlsbad
N. M
Sunshine Helpers host tea for Sunshine Day Nursery funds
The Sunshine Helpers will host a Saturday tea at Miss Mabel O Connor's home at Santa Fe and Missouri to benefit the Sunshine Day Nursery. A noted musical program features Lauramande Fink Alicia O Neill Emily Kemp and Mrs H E Bowles with patrons including Mesdames Tom Lea C E Kelly Parvin Witte Frank Spence and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Helpers
Mabel O'Connor
Santa Fe
Missouri
Lauramande Fink
Alicia O'Neill
Emily Kemp
H. EB. Bowles
Tom Lea
C. E. Kelly
Parvin Witte
Frank Spence
A. Goodman
T. W. Lanier
W. W. Fin
Red Cross
J. M. Frank
Los Angeles
W. H. Pickels
Woman’s Missionary union of
First Presbyterian church
J. J. Ayers
T. F. Kimbell
Bradford Hardie
Rue Jackson
R. B. Homan
F. A. Hodge
J. A. Potter
A. M. Walthall
union
Perry J. Rice
H. T. Bowie
Dorothy Danielson
Juliette Wingo
Anita Corbin
H. N. Miller
Miss Boyd
Oliver
Margaret Cunningham
Emma Hoffman
Vera Ballard
little Byrum Weddell
Mesdames Steen
Fletcher
Yerkes
Miller
Binford
Danielson
Hoffman
Ballard
El Paso Guest Honored by Luncheon in Los Angeles
The Los Angeles Herald reports Mrs Har mon Ryus hosted a luncheon Friday for Miss Mabel Falvey of El Paso after a festival at the Friday Morning club. Guests included Mrs William W Woods and Mrs L M Turner, both former El Pasoans.
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the
Los Angeles Herald
Mabel Falvey
El Paso
Harmon Ryus
William W. Woods
L. M. Turner
Epworth League Postpones Meeting After Irene Gaylord Death
The Epworth League of Trinity Methodist Church postpones the business and social meeting due to Miss Irene Gaylord's death. The meeting is rescheduled for next Tuesday evening at Miss Juanita Smith's home, 1015 North El Paso.
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Epworth league of Trinity Methodist church
Irene Gaylord
Juanita Smith
North
El Paso
Phoeniz Woman Weds Chicago Man at Trinity Methodist
Miss Bertha Agnes Graves of Phoenix Arizona married Albert G Schmitt of Chicago at Trinity Methodist church in a quiet ceremony. Rev C Wesley Weddell officiated as out of town visitor Charles Qualey a Chihuahua mining man returned west of Chihuahua after a brief El Paso trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Agnes Graves
Phoenix, Ariz
Albert G. Schmitt
Chicago
Trinity Methodist church
C. Wesley Weddell
Charles Qualey
Chihuahua
El Paso
Caples jailed on complaint of wife in disturbance case
Edward P. Caples Jr was arrested and booked on a charge of disturbing the peace after police found furniture strewn about a room and his wife in tears following a quarrel at their home. Earlier a similar disagreement led to her leaving him. A reconciliation occurred recently at her new apartment.
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Santa Monica
Los Angeles Tribune
Edward P. Caples, Jr
Caples
Custom Tailor Ad Promises Wide Wool Skirts
Hand tailored in my own shop with a wide variety of all wool fabrics priced from $10 up. R. E. Kuehne custom tailor at 406 San Francisco Street, phone 26147.
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R. E. Kuehne
Eastern stationery fads at El Paso Book Go window display
The latest eastern fads in stationery are showcased at the El Paso Book Go in the Mills Building with a note to watch the windows for updates and new arrivals.
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El Paso
Mills
Ady
Miami to Have $75 000 School Plans Made Here
Elliott superintendent of schools at Miami Arizona is here to assist in preparing plans for the new Miami high school which will cost 75 000 Trost and Trost are preparing the plans and Mr Elliott is spending several days here watching the development of the work The Miami school board will come down Monday to review the plans before final approval work will start this summer on the project
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JOO. Elliott
Miami
Ariz
Miami high school
Trost & Trost
Mr. Elliott
Arizona
Social events feature First Congregational and Mother Goose program
Mrs. Edwin Burt hosted a First Congregational Society gathering with a musical program and talks by Rev. Miles Hanson. A large Mother Goose themed show at First Methodist included extensive tableaux by Sunday school children, multiple solo and piano performances, and a concluding chorus of London Bridge and Goodbye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Burt
First Congregational church
Arizona street
J. J Tyndall
J. W. Lorentzen
Della Rosenstein
Harry Rosenstein
Annie Stolaroff
Miles Hanson
Mother Goose
First Methodist church
Nellie Bretney
Madeline Fisk
James Bias
Ledrue Savage
Billy McQuarters
Kenneth Valentine
Navie Hutchins
Max Thomas
Myron Appleton
Logan Hutchins
Harry Kusinsky
Glade Connor
Mary
Julia Lisher
Madeline, Kuhn
Marjorie Francis
Lois Porter
Dorothy Johnson
John Armstrong
Curly Locks
Madeline Francis
Dr. Foster
Francis Wilson
Elizabeth Durkee
Isabelle Valentine
Pauline Jones
Dorothy Relsh
Catherine Bozarth
Madeline Stien
Muriel Stien
Francis Hanson
Arthur Borcherding
Robert Crawford
Nathan Barlow
Madeline Hughes
Margaret Young
Austin, Foote
Madeline Kuhn
Jack Spratt
Robert Bogle
Edward Myers
Chester Woehler
Tom Tucker
Peter Pumpkin Eater
Roberta Trumbull
Mother Hubbard
Boy Blue
Sara Kuhn
Miss Muffet
Tommy Tucker
Julia Fisher
Mildred Carpenter
Jack Horner
Simon
Bo- Peep
Margaret Cowherd
Jill
Jack
Austin Foote
Ruth Thomas
Dame Trot
Pauline Dillon
Pussy Cat
Nettie Bretney
Louise Price
Red Riding Hood
Alma Thomas
Helen Winters
Diddle
Frances Savage
Virginia Reynolds
Elizabeth
Helen Valentine
Elsbeth
Elsie Strauss
Betsy
Clara Alexander
Bess
Kattie Stapleton
Cinderella
Glads Connor
prince
Madeline Frey
Daryl Bogle
Goodby
Eight Wyoming Street Lots and Residence Sold
J M Vasquez buys eight Montana street lots facing Austin park for 4800 from Hawkins Improvement company. H P Jackson sells 216 Walnut street five room house in Bassett's addition to Sabino Apodaca for 3150. Hawkins Bros did both sales.
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WYOMING STREET
J. M. Vasquez
Montana street
Austin park
Hawkins Improvement company
H. P. Jackson
Sabino Apodaca
Walnut street
Bassett
Hawkins Bros
Another Habeas Corpus Hearing For V Ochoa
Habeas corpus proceedings to fix bond for Victor L. Ochoa related to the Kress store robbery were held before Judge M R Price in the 41st district court Friday afternoon. His bond had been set at $2000 in the 65th district court by Judge Ballard Coldwell.
Prisoners Escape From City Rock Pile Amid Blast
Twelve prisoners working on the chain gang escaped from a rock pile outside the city when a blast was fired. Several were recaptured Thursday night, according to Chief of Police Don Johnson.
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Don Johnson
New Shipment of Mrs Edna Evans Cook Books
The Herald reports a fresh stock of Mrs Edna Evans cook books arriving. Demand is high and supplies may sell out in a day or two. Early purchase is advised. Books are on sale at The Herald office for 25 cents each.
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Edna Evans
The
Herald
gale
Avondale Brand Canned Fruits and Vegetables Ad
An advertisement urges shoppers to ask their grocer for Avondale canned fruits and vegetables, highlighting the brand as the word that signals deliciousness.
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Avondale
Dress Stolen From Red Top Messenger Motorcycle
A $24.50 dress was stolen from a motorcycle belonging to Red Top Messenger Service. Lou Ray was delivering a package in the 300 block on Mesa Avenue when the thief took the dress intended for the Popular store.
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Red Top messenger service
Lou Ray
Mesa avenue
Pioneer Day Reunion Set For Monday In El Paso
Pioneers of El Paso plan their annual reunion and old time picnic at Hart's mill next Monday. The El Paso County Pioneers' association will serve a pioneer day dinner at 1 pm on the site of the proposed pioneer building and park at the viaduct with foods available in El Paso before 1882. Mexican cooks will prepare many traditional dishes. After the meeting the association will elect officers and veterans will share reminiscences.
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Pioneers of
El Paso
Hart's mill
El Paso County Pioneers’ association
El Pago
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Kansas street
LEA & PERRINS
Powell’s Home Bakery
E. Boulevard
Qu. Seles
Elite Confectionery Co
Kelly & Pollard
Huyler
China
New York
DeKyle Smith
North Stanton St
Krakauer
Zork
RCUTAIL DEPARTMENT
San Francisco St
VICTROLA
W.G. WALZ COMPANY
Cor
Women’s Organizations
El Pasoans
ED. CAPLES
CITY ROCK PILE
ROYAL BAKING POWDER
LION GROCERY COO
S. Stanton
BAKING cO
GRILSTOVOS
ELECTRIC
Electric Building
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