Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-03-14
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Wadsworth Post No. 8 G. A. R. of this
city right royalty entertained the mem
hers of the W. R. C. on Friday afternoon
| in Odd Fellows hall, treating them to
big feast of oysters and all the etceteras
that appertain to an occasion of this kind.
Post Commander j. H. Burris presided
and introduced Department Commander
Judge H. M. Minor. who cast loaded
bouquets at the guests of honor, praising
them for their loyalty. devotion and
patriotism in times of distress and trouble
as we'll as in the brighter moments of
peace.
Judge C. w. Fenlason also made an
address which was both instructive and
appropriate to the occasion for this veter-
an knew whereof he spoke. With Mrs.
Hamlin presiding at the piano, quartette
consisting of Messrs. Foley. johnson,
Hutto and Weist charmed the audience
with melodious song which the repeated
encores testified to the hearty appreci-
alton of the listeners. 1t was the annual
honor which the post always shows to its
helpful auxiliary-the members OF the
Woman's Relief Corps-without whom
the ''old boys" feel that they would be
lonely and fcrlorn indeed. The "spread"
was a credit to the hearts OF the enter
tainers and will long be remembered by
the enthusiastic recipients.
The Union Missionary society will OBJ
serve David Livingstone day in the Christ
ian church on next Wednesday afternoon
with the following program:
Opening Hymn
The Man the World Honors -------
PIPES. Mrs. W. L. jackson
Scripture Reading
Hymn
The Weaver Boy Who Became an
Apostle Mrs. M. w. Hall
Map Study Mrs. Slane
Snapshots of Great Career --
Mesdames Allderdioe. Steele. Weaver
The Champion of Continent ------
Mrs, ]. W. Leecing
Recitation, The Pageant of Darkness
and Light Kathleen Neale
Closing Hymn
Miss Ruby Watson delightfully."- enter
tanned the Euphroi class al her home on
Monday. A business meeting was held
and Miss Ruby was elected treasurer OF
the class in place of Miss Maud Simons
who expects to leave the latter part of
this week for her old home at Mexico, Ind.
Games were played and dainty refresh
ments were served.
Those present were Misses May Ham
rick. Lena Cadwallader. Es,ella3 and
Mamie Howell. Maud Simons. Agnes
Lyon. Ida Smith, Ada Weir. Jessie Long.
Lillian Ankeney. Ruth Stuntz. Nell Fyffe
and Anna Holmes and Mrs. W. F. Green.
teacher Of the class.
Tne intermediate League gave an Irish
social at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Warner on Tuesday evening. Every one
. was requested to tell an Irish story, from
which you may be sure there was much
hilarity. The Sophomore boys quartette
favored the guests with several selections
which added greatly to the evenings en-
tertainment which was much enjoyed by
everyone present.
Miss May Hamrick's class of the
Methodist Sunday school composed of
twelve girls gave three course luncheon
last evening at the home of A. S. Parsons,
The luncheon was given for prospective
members and delightful time was had
by them as well as the regular attend
ants.
About thirty young people from here
attended the dance given in LaJunta last
Friday night after the girls basket ball
game. The affair was given by boys
club of that place called the jolly 6 and
in honor OF the Rocky Ford visitors.
Harmony Hall was tastefully decorated
in crimson and gold, the R. F. H. S. oolors.
The young lady clerks from the ]. B,
Byars store entertained their gentlemen
friends to a turkey dinner at the Cafe
terra on Sunday evening.
Dinner to Roy Potter
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