and Mrs. Ernest Hoover have
returned from Albuquerque
and will have charge of the
Hoover farm.
There was a meeting of the
executive committee of the
Torrance County Chapter of
the Red Cross Monday, at
which Rev. W. J. Waltz ten
dered his resignation as chair
man of the Chapter, and also
as home secretary, both of
which were accepted. Mr.
Waltz stated that he is going
to give up all work for the
present, on account of his
health. Ira L. Ludwick was
elected president of the Chap
ter. The election of a home
secretary was deferred.
Mr. and Mrs. John McGilli
vray and J. B. White were
over from Lucy Monday. Mr.
White has a lame arm, result
ing from being thrown by his
saddle pony. He is feeling
quite chesty over a ten-acre
field of corn, which he thinks
is the best in the county. The
corn i knee-high and has been
laid by. Mr. White says if
this makes a crop, it will be
the first one he has made in
New Mexico. Something has
happened to the others if
nothing else, the rabbits ate
them. This year there are no
rabbits worth mentioning.
