Rev. Huhns went to Mountain
air today, where he will hold
fifth Sunday services on Sunday.
He will return Sunday noon.
Servicts will be held in the Bap
tist church Sunday night. Rev.
Sebe J. Thomas will preach.
Mrs. Brumback departed today
for her home in Santa Fe. She
sold her Alta Vista property to
J. E. Braxton.
Rev. Grant accompanied Rev.
Huhns to fifth Sunday meeting
at Mountainair. They are driv
ing across.
. W. H. Booth was over from
Albuquerque today, looking af
ter a land contest.
Mention has been made of the
convention at Clovis where the
two Baptist organizations of the
state reunited, a result of vast
importance to the Baptist people
of the state. The first reunited
convention will be held in Ala
mogordo in November, at which
gathering Rev. Huhns has been
designated to preach the opening
sermon.
A good program has been pre
pared ' for the union Sunday
school picnic at Antelope springs
on the 4th. A big crowd and
a good time is anticipated.
R. C. Howell, head of the How
ell Mercantile (Jo., met with a
pretty serious accident yesterday
He was coming up in Joe Peter
son's auto, when the machine
turned turtle. Another man was
occupying the Beat with Mr.
Howell, and a woman was also
an occupant of the car. Mr. How
ell was the only one hurt. He
sustained a dislocation of the el
bow, and today says there is be
lieved to be a fracture also. He
returned to Albuquerque yester
day, and word was received from
him by phone today.
