The Carlsbad Current, 1922-12-29

( Mtl.HHAD HONORED This city haa been honored by tho election ot J. W. Armstrong, a prominent lawyer ot tho communi community, - ty, community, aa Aaalarant Attorney Ueneral ot tha atate, and ho will leave Sat Saturday - urday Saturday for Santa Pe to aaaumo his dutlea at the opening of the year. Judge Armstrong Hiat came to Carlabad rrom Mlaaourl about eigh eighteen - teen eighteen yeara ago and for a time wus principal or our High School, later taking up the practice or law, he having graduated from the Missouri University a abort time prevloua to hla coining here. He has ever been among our most energetic and fore fore-moat - moat fore-moat professional men, a member or the Chamber or Commerce, and a tormer mayor of the city. .hoi Armstrong Is a. leading member of the different fraternlliea, of the city, and haa been an official member or the Methodist church tor many years. Carlabad without regard to po political - litical political affiliations, la congratulat congratulating - ing congratulating Judge Armalrong on hla prefer preferment, - ment, preferment, af the same time regretting the ueceaslly of hla leaving eh I a city that has been hla home tor ao many yeara, and where bis boys have buen brought up aud received moat or ttreir achoollng. Mrs. Armstrong and John will not

MARVIN IJVINUKTON'8 I The Saturday Bridge Club enter-1 talued their buabauds at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. 'Marvin Livingston,, In La Huerta, last Friday evening, j Tha houae was decorated in Christ Christ-maa - maa Christ-maa colofs and a dellghtrul time waa enjoyed, a Christmas tree adding lta pleaaurea to othera ot the m ca camón. - món. camón. The tree bore girta ror eacn person, bearing a clever satire or each one'a characteriatlca or Idlo Idlo-ayucracies - ayucracies Idlo-ayucracies Dancing waa Indulged lu, and various amusementa to whlcb a fine turkey dinner proved a fit fitting - ting fitting finale. Those preaent were Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge O'Conner, Mr. aud Mrs. Aud Luak, Mr. aud Mra. Sam in!.. Mr. an1 Mra. Joe Livingston, Major ana Mra. Bujac, Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Montgomery, Mr. and Mra. Oetzman, Mr. and Mrs Waller. Mr. aud Mrs. Rotan, Mra. D. Jarkaon, Mrs. Mary Lee Moore, MrB. Corn ot Roawell, W. O. McAdoó. E. A. Roberts, Stanley Dreaher, of Olobe, Arizona, J. A. Hardy, C. C. Silt, s

you that R will be Impossible lor tne to aee all or you personally ano j solicit your vote and aupport at the polls January 8th In my race lor i Justice or the Peac ror I'reclnct No. i 1. The amall aalary rb be derived, from the office does not warrant an I expensive raaapalgn. However, I want to assure you that very ract will in a large meaanre aaaure the. citizens or thla precinct absolute Jus-1 tice ror at leaat two yeara without I regard to the legal aspect's or a case, and It la ralr play and Justice which counts In the long run. 1 also feel that tr elected I would have the in-1 tereata ot the new sherlH at heart and would materially assist and work with him In carrying nut the dutlea or hla office, yet guaran guaranteeing - teeing guaranteeing every one brought into Jus Justice - tice Justice court tor trial a ralr and Im-1 partial hearing. I earnestly solicit your vote and aupport and aaaure you It will be duly appreciated. Yours truly, A. S. McCORD

and tho now your como In, we In- and a gueat prize waa also given lo ,lt ,Vi nlll, Nroa, We urge ev- túnate In huvlng such u cupable man pressed. The) huv. almost every tend to have entertainment at thai Mlaa Jouoa, the gifest of honor. ,,ri bn tuber to come. This will be a1 who Is In u position to dev.ffe bis kind ot mlnerala, with tl xc -prion church rrom alx thirty o'clock to. This waa the Urat party given ....u,, n,0- Wouldn't you like toientlro lime to the office and mnny "r and Ihe rhino Copper Corn Corn-twelve - twelve Corn-twelve thirty Sunday night. Ragú,. I alnce the marriage of the llltle boat- ,.,, tMu cbuich grow? Surely you ie'l It would not be the part or wis P'".v II now t unning on short time, lar aervlcea Sunday morning. I e., and her arrangemenla have been do not want it to en down c áaai to i-imnim r,- nn .ri,t .,,i but will Incr. i a alter the hollduvs.

During Hi" early part or Uat week Mr. L. H. Brady, General Man Manager - ager Manager or the El l'aso Hoflnlng Com Company, - pany, Company, of El Peao spent several daya In Carlsbad looking ovar tha cotton Ituatlon with reference to another canon. He waa ao well pleaaed with the outlook that he purchaaed a place of property near the bualnosa aceitón or the city, on which he plana to' erect a cotton gin before tho win winning - ning winning aeaaon lu 1923 begins. It la aleo the plana or hla company to rect glna at one or two other poluta In the Poco Valley, near Carlahait. Mr. Brady aeee wonderful possl billllet for cotton In thla aectlon of the country. Having bcea connected Vith the oil mill Industry lor more than 36 yeara, he aurely ahould Viik now what he la about

cés. Mualc waa furnished by the Old Oldham - ham Oldham Moore Orchcafra, or Dexter, and waa all that could be dealred. The floor waa In fin. condition for dancing and with the beautirul and elaborate decorations, every detail for a Bueceeeful danco waa looVed after. About 160 couplea took part In the Grand March, which opened the ball An otltatundlng feature J) of the entire affair waa ttie partic participation - ipation participation of Orandpa and Orandma Anderson, old friends of the Joyce family, who took part In the dance with aa much pleaanre aa any of the young people. Sandwiches, coffee. y fruit cake and candy were served throughout tha evening to the guests, arho numbered three hundred.