Clovis News-Journal from Clovis, New Mexico • Page 2

TWO THE CLOVIS EVENING NEWS40URNAE WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, SOCIETY i Departmental Reports of Woman's Excellent Achievement Modern Problem Group In Charge of Last Meet. Of Season The Clovis Woman's Club enjoyed a delightful luncheon meeting Tuesday at one o'clock in the ball room of Hotel Clovis, the last for this club year. A delectable three-course luncheon was served at one o'clock with places arranged for fifty-eight members and guests. Mrs. A.

C. Pent of the modern problems department presided, as toastmaster for the luncheon. Mrs. Owen Still gave the invocation and was followed by Mrs. Fred E.

Dennis, club president, who sang "0 Fair New Mexico" with the club joining on the chorus. Mrs. J. E. Alstip played the accompaniment.

Miss Mai'garet Weisinger entertained with piano selections during the luncheon. Following the luncheon the club retired to the comfortable lounge of the hotel where an entertaining program of- music was presented. 'Helen Janeway, accompanied by Mrs. Lula A. two very clever musical readings, "The Brat" and "You'll Get a Lickin's" that received great applause.

Miss Zenna Wagner, talented pianist, gave two very beautiful numbers, Dragonfly and Cavalleria. Miss Katy Ray Morgan delighted her audience with a piano number. Little Jackie Mandell gave a perfect impersonation and was called back for an encore. Miss Marcella Martin, with Mrs. E.

M. Baird playing the accompaniment, sang two charming numbers, "Felice" and "Without A Song." The modern problems had charge of the program with Mrs. A. C. Fcnt directing.

Final Business Meet Mrs. Dennis called the meeting to order at the conclusion of the program for the last business meeting of the old year. Each department had prepared reiponts covering the year's work. The departments of the club have -done excellent work over the past few months, buth in civic and benevolent activities. The study and depai-tments have accomplished much.

The membership committee made a report of twenty-five active meifibers received into the club. Mrs. Claude N. Wilson, club parliamentarian, conducted the installation of the, new officers, which included Mrs. Dennis, president; Mrs.

M. Hall, first vice president; Mrs. Smith Wright, second vice president; Mrs. 0. Dorris, recording secretary; Mrs.

M. L. Norris, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Albert Vohs, treasurer; Mrs. Eugene MoEh-oy, parliamentarian; Mrs.

Ida Finley, reporter; Attending the luncheon and business meeting were Mesdannes W. A. Maupin, Shelibina, Owen Still, J. E. Alsupj Edna C.

Epperson, J. W. Board, Jack Sipratt, R. S. Gray, Eugene Bothe, 0.

G. Potter, J. S. Putnam, Linen-art, R. Wakefield, C.

J. Doose, S. W. Campbell, Belen; W. E.

Betts, Clyde B. Barton, Frank Burns, A. B. Cpchran, E. B.

Caraway, Fred E. Dennis, W. 0. Dorris, J. F.

Dooley, -Ida Finley, A. C. Fent, Zeph Fogerson, W. W. Forbes, Gorgon E.

Hank, W. Havener, W. E. Hayes, Gracly Head, Lula A. Harper, Ray Hall, J.

A. Hall, Ray Harrison J. L. Lary, J. V.

Lee, W. R. McGill, Eugene McElroy, A. Mandell, J. H.

Barry, L. Norris, J. R. Nelson, Paul O.Brien, Alice Pounds, H. T.

Patterson, M. S. Smith, W. J. Smith, Harry Stonehill, Chas.

A. Scheurich, W. H. Taylor, W. H.

Vaughter, Albert Vohs, Lem Wright. C. N. Wilson, S. J.

Wright, Smith Wright and Miss Zenna Wagner. HINTS TO HOUSEWIVES Put a little bluing in the water when washing windows. It give them a much brighter 'look. And also them after they are dry with a chamois cloth. Plan the budget to include the daily food requirements of the fam- of milk, eggs, fresh vegetables, cereals and fruits.

Save all meat and vegetable stock and use it in soups, gravies, stews and sauces. Miss Cameron, The marriage of Miss Nathana Laura Cameron of Cameron, N. and Rev. Frederick Pulliani of Clemenceau, took in home of the bride's brother, H. W.

Cameron, 416 Maple- Sunday morning at six ceremony -was read by the bride's-father, CV W. Cameron, in the presence of immediate relatives and'guests, Mr. and Mrs. E. Brown, following a ding A lovely-setting for the rites'was.

created with a profusion cut flow- ers and r.ink and white Mrs. E. H. Brown sang "I-iLove You Truly" before the nuptials, andi the wedding march, Traunferei; by Shuberty was played by'Mrs; H. W.

i The bride wore a lovely model of' aqua blue crepe 'with acees-sories in'. white bride's sis-; ter, Miss Elda. 'Clare Cameron. Eev; Pulliaini. -'was attended 1 Burchell Tillman; as best-manr- 1 i After a wedding 1 trip zona and.

New Mexico 'Rev. and 'Pulliam will be at home-in Clemen-; ceau where Rev. Pulliam is the First Baptist church. MEN'S BRIDGE CLUB PLAYS AT GRAN QUIVIRA Dr. A.

L. Dillon, Loys Sanders, J. V. Lea, Edward H. Iwaski, W.

Nelson, Geo. W. McClelland, E. J. Ruis- inger, and Byrl Johnson made up a bridge party at the Gran Quivira last evening.

Mrs. Belva Ford of Farwell is a patient in the Boptist hospital of this city. -i W.B.A.Ready For State Rally Tire Clovis completing arrangements' today to entertain; association mem-; bers from all over Mexico in the' order's annual rally here' Friday. Delegates will b' -gi arriving tomorrow. convention will last throughout Friday, 'beginning with a business session in the forenoon and ending wiitli a dinner-dtnce in the evening.

Sessions will-be held at Hotel Clovis. Mrs. Sially Boteler Dallas, national field director of the association, will toe.the speaker of the convention. Another prominent speaker Wilt' be' Hoi- ford of El Paso, 'district field "director. Arrangements convention are 1 being 'made'' under the supervision' of presi- 'dent local and mohyy by Kii tB' i BIo.phieri became of' jBroiigh, i the Nuptials' -'at -the'- par-; soh'age -prese-nce speciaP of tho' yp'iing 1 LQ'fts.

Lions And Ladles Banquet Tosiight M-mJiLT-nr- Members of the Lions cltlb 'and their ladies will hold "theii' annual banquet tonight' at Hotel beginning at 7:16. Late reservations may be ttiacie by calling' Ray Can- tr61I, 'secretary the club'aml-'man- 'ager of Hotel Clovis. After the banquet the party is in- show nt the Mesa thea: BLUE BIRD CLASS IN BUSINESS MEET The Blue Bird class of the First Baptist chunch' met Friday afternoon for a business meeting at the church. The class of is tatigHtVb'y Everetta Cox, Mr. and F.

A. Boone of Was a shopper Leg Pet'ites Clotildas meeting at 7i'30 Miss-Marguerite Lamibuth Missionary society of-tho M. E. cltureh witH'lVKs. L.

Joh'tl- sonj- all 1 day to fffur o'clock. Tile Misdeal Bridge ckiib Anna Fil'lifoot on 'West 'Fifth streofc. at 10 o'clock. The drill team, of the B. of L.

F. and E. auxiliary; meeting at the 'Armory this morning. Mrs. E.

R. Cassel, 910 Connelly, entertaining the missionary society of''the Christian Church at 2:80. W. Si of Central Baptist church with- Mrs. W.

Uv Vaugh'ter, 418 Sheldon at 2:80. Manuel Sunday School with Miss 410 Merriwether, at 7:80. BERNICE BARTLE1WAY 1 CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Mrs. Haittic Bartlemay entertained with a party Monday afternoon hon- oi'ing the fourth 'birthday her daughter, Bernice, tut 'home of Fenn, games wei'e" played after wich fa VMS'of candy bars and suckers by the Delicious oake and chocolate yf'ere ed late Guests included R.op'coe.and Fern Marilyn and J. T.

Louise Geraldine and Tommy Janell, Charline, Buddy and Henrietta Doris Jean Hamilton and -the honoree. Mrs. Bartlemay was assisted by Mrs. C. R.

Scott and Fenn. News-Journal Wanl Ads Local News Lee Wrinkle, eerchiiiit of Mch'osc, was'in Clovis y'eribel'day on business. Attorney Keith of Fort Sirmner was in' dlovis Tuesday on business. A. C.

White, of Melroio spent Tuesday evening as gudst of Warren 0. Davis. Young White is a carrier of the News-Journal in Mclrose and while in Clovis tffts initiated into the Royal A DR. C. E.

WORRELL OPTOMETRIST 114 E. 4th St. Clovii, N. M. Phone i'94'Vf for efficient.

fatuity. '-Mrs' 1 for' six' Brough been the -English teacher for a period' of four years, during which, time she has been 1 a faithful member of the Christian Bible school and MY. Brough has been an active member of the Presbyterian church. 'They will, continue to make Portales their home having already es- tablished'residence'in the Wollard 306' S.E. Nevada.

News-Journal Want Ads are Sure Result Them. Jt A A It fl A ftezil in the handsomest shaker FIFTH AVENUE" FASHIONS A ILJT S. i A iWJLj i ELLEN WOETH. He Pique Jackets Reach the Peak And the peak's going to last a long time, according to the latest reports from the world's great- fashion centers. For pique jackets fill a definite need in every woman's wardrobe.

Their crisp lines are a clever foil fop the frilliness of feminine summer evening frocks. Their tailored look is perfect for sports and tailored costumes. Add to this their washabil- ity, their inexpensiveness, their newness, and you have some of the more important reasons for their great success, See how easily the one smart pattern sketched at the right adapts itself to two very different little jackets. Above, you have the perfect summer evening jacket: slim fitted waist, wide notched lapels, Gibson-girlish sleeves with the new broad shoulders that make your look even slimmer, Below, the same skeleton pattern adds short cap sleeves and a rolled collar to make an ideal little blouse or over-blouse for tailored suits and sports outfits. Both are very Basy-tp-Make.

For fabric merits see pattern envelope. Pattern No. 51254 is designed fop sizes 12, 14,16, 18, 20 years, 30, 32, .34, 36, 38, 40, 42 bust. 5254 Copyright, 1833, by United FSfttWe Syndicate, Inc. No, 52S4 Size, Price for Pattern Cents, name street address city.

state New Summer Fashion B.QQK Is out! Send for check here and enclose 19. cents eytra for book, orders to the New Pattern Bureau, The Clovis Evening News-Journal, Suite 1110, 220 East 48nd Street, New "Y9VJ? City," Write name and address plainly, giving an-i ofJ. pattern Wintej. Your order will be filled the day it is received by 'our New York Pattern Bureau. ROUND THE TOWN TODA "ELL had to come.

Everything seeim to be getting to old times so we just naturally Had ouf'the'old family album and get some of the tin types! into printrEach)face reproduced below is done so with of the copyright We didn't p'ay'any of them penny for one jsvtrue and comes right from the heart black and white. Afte'r reading every advertis'ement, ffete'ttp'aliiid''you'll have a swell 200 piece jig-saw puzzle. Then put a 'em back in the album or Ma'll giyteiyou the dickens. If you your picture in the paper just call us up-'-wie've got one of you. Yours under the nqw administration or something, C.

C. A. and A. D. W.

This one in the.uipiper left-hand corner is Bud Wooid at Roy R. Smith. Gleaners, so on these pants he's Bud-can patch anything except a family "Creases in your pants always 1 is-Bud's slogan yes before'we forget it Roy R. Smith has-the finest fur storage in New And here's "that early morning delivery Campbell's Ice Cream and Milk company. Just look how he is.

There's a light in. the neighbors' window where the folks are still working on a Jig-Saw juzzle. Not working on it, but with it or over it or under it or anyhow, that thai- bottle of milk the fellow has got in his hand it's pasteurized 1 Here's photogvaph three in Lpok one way and; you see. IOO 'K another and yoij see Ernest, then another and Verne all the little slaveys' and hair cutters, at: the Lyceum Shop, These three, boys can give you a little golf ajong with ypur hftir out or slvay? the nice part is- ther-e R9 extra, charge. Jf want a-'Mftl sh9p dojj't up the Well, see the man with the doughnut on his shoulder.

No it's Pat Patton with a Federal tire." Pat says that Federal the one that took the "risk" out of tires. If any of your tires.get thin, take time off and. come around and he'll trade you out of them. Keep your family afe -with Federals. Above is pictured what Alan Yard, imanager pf the Railways Ice Company, would look like if he got up at four o'clock in the immiing to wrestle with 100-pound' cakes of ice.

This i fiction only, howeveiy for. Alan never got u.p at four o'clock in. the morning, find aa for wrestling with lOO-ipound'cakes of ice, well, he is jusit too busy selling ice refrigerators. This picture indicates that Alan at four o'clock in the morning, would yet be more than Half asleep. No ice roan ever wore a Ibazaza on his lipjoither, for that iin.atter, and we recommend its removal before suiimnor agricultural pests begin-to gijaw on foliage.

here's good natured- rjs Morris on Grand Avc, He's filwayljgot a leje.ver on tho tip of his him how much is ibpof arid he'll 'Nine a doKen." JJut "Morris Jtnows his corn fo4 'bftby ef," ho wields a meqn, clea.ver. 0. Clovis let, W3iat' the matter follow too high or the counter too Anyway, this, tin -typi3 jisn't Aunt Sarah but it's down to the Modern Grocery. Those are in front R. the counter, R.

says there ain't a bad egg iriXcar- load down at the Modern. (P. S. This advertisement is for the Mod. crn Grocery not for D.

Here's a good. one. It's a picture of the Pholograplicr, and you can't even see him. We asked him if he wouldn't lot us say he too'k all these he said, "No sir, not me" Wonder the matter with, him ftny- -f way. If you turn this page over tand hold it up to the- see well just try it.

i Mr. Robinson takes of any one'froim 1 day to 100 yoars How old arc you? And hero is a rear of tho jnpst papular in town, Sure it's tho 'City Drug Sto-re, L.ook at a cherry £lip o'v'a ry ovspmethiog, (This sp WPl'H is the 'bgss-, js Bud), fea.ture.,8 "whalp pf ig whalp that here. a of years pgp, L. M. Wood, pictured aibove, isn't putting his into a container of 3.2.

No, brother, he is sniff- ip.g the tpotency of Fire Chief gasoline, the gas-that puts zip in your car like the push of a sky-rocket. Woody has 'bought himself 'a fireman's suit and helmet in order that Fire Chief gas may have the proDer seittins whan it is dispensed atliis Fire Chief.statipn<at Main and 'blows that Firb Chief ga's up and down in tlw pumps at his station, just, rearing to gp somewhere. "Ma, here's the laundtr.yimj).n with shirts-and snorts and s.heete 'n' Yihs sir, 'folks one look at thi picture and you'll know it's an announcement for the, Clovis Steam Laundry and not the Santa Fe roundhouse. And right now is the time to-let tho laundry launder your Put 'em away for tho sumimpiv-, They can do it how! And here's 'picture in today's tvlibunv If you want to paint the- tawn.4'o<l get your paint froni Mpn.tgP>inory They've got tho reddest rocj pftint you over read ahput. Antl they've got oth-t er polovs too eyon black an4 ijjlue, Whethey; yo.u want to paint ypur barn py your spa Mpn'tgonieyy a'hput those "Wardway.".