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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1918
Page
8
The Episcopal Church schedules Sunday services on June 16 with Sunday School at 10 A M and a morning service at 11 A M featuring the sermon For ty Years in the Ministry by D A Sanford.
A letter from A H McCormac's brother in the aviation corps recalls being in England and entertaining at Windsor Castle for King George and Queen Mary. Princesses Marvy and others showed kindness, with tea poured and dainty manners noted. Joe Purdy reports attending preparatory school and pursuing French geometry and algebra while in military work. Miss Marie Young celebrated her twenty second birthday at home on Hill Avenue with patriotic decorations, music, dancing, and red white and blue refreshments. Guests included Edith Johnson Helen Kraker Keats Louise Charles Ann Mary Josephine Morello Martha Ketner Josephine Ketner Clara Turner Mabel Via Ruby Lewitski Hazel Willmander Ethel Morris and D Boardman Fred Baxer Harrigan Boggus Wolf Turner. Attorney John W Chapman left for Texas for automobile and motor truck mechanic training after enlisting. Mrs Vernon Baldwin and daughter visit Oklahoma. For sale: three room furnishing including kitchen items at Mrs J W Murray Santa Fe house No 16. Amelia McFie has gone to California for several weeks vacation.
Miss Catherine Brown, a Globe teacher, arrives for summer with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brown. Mr and Mrs A C Raillard plan a California visit to Santa Cruz and San Francisco and Los Angeles with fishing trips. John Thatcher and James Sneddon go on a Colorado auto trip for three weeks. Mrs K A writes from Campreen Charlotte NC that heat is heavy and both have lost several pounds since arrival.
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