The Colorado statesman., 1918-08-03

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s. Bishop II. b. Parks will preach at
Campbell Chapel, African NJ. f..
Church, Twenty-third and Lawrence
streets, Sunday, August 4, at p. IN.
Mrs Charles Washington of Kansas
CITY. Mo, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse T. Thrower, 25i2 Lafayette
street.
Mrs. Harriet Kelley and Miss Mary
G. Evans, after an enjoyable stay in
the city. left for Omaha, Neb., last
Monday.
Miss Alyce Ham, the live-wire adj
yertising agent of Lewis and Son Dry
Goods Co., returned home after being
much improved in health.
Mrs Nellie Hamlet of Colorado
Springs spent few days in the city
last week and was the guest of Miss
Thelma Thomas of Court place.
Attorney F. l.. Martin and wife of
Wichita, Kan, spent a few days in
Denver, en- route to California. Mr..
Martin is said to be quite an acquisi-
tion to the profession and has a large
practice in the Sunflower State.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Green of Mus
kogee, Okla, are spending few days
in the city Mr.. Green is a business
man of long standing in Oklahoma,
being a dealer in horses and mules for
several years.
Mrs Jones of 229 W. Eleventh
avenue returned from Omaha last
Monday after several months absence.
Hubby Jones is so proud that he is
now walking on stills and can't be
touched by even old time chums.
p. T. Bullard our famous road spe-
cialist, returned recently from an eX-
tensive trip in eastern and southeast
ern cities He says war activities are
greatly in evidence and you are made
to realize What is war;" by Uncle
Sans preparations.
Mrs. o. w. Glenn and daughter,
Myra, have returned home after
long stay in Pittsburg, where the lat
ter went to school. They are very
popular in church and educational cir
our city.
Mrs. David Douglas and two beauti-
full little daughters are enjoying the
summer in st. Louis with relatives and
friends. Dad Dave is determined to
be a professional singer by the time
they return, as he is now vocaliZing
on my Wife's Gone to the Country"
Rev T. H. Wiseman, pastor OF Av-
cry Chapel, Oklahoma City, Okla, de-
livered great sermon to large
audience upon "T'he End of a Per-
feet Day." last Sunday evening.
Pastor A. NJ. Ward and the good
people of Campbell Chapel are busy
with preparations for the entertain
ment of the Colorado Annual Confer
ence. which convenes Thursday a. M,
Sept. u, 1918.
d. Wellington Berry of Nashville,
Tenn. newspaper correspondent for
some of the leading dailies of the
country, is resting for awhile in Den
yer. Mr.. Berry is also secretary OF
the Nashville Board of Trade, an in
stitution where the brain and Drawn
of our people prove our ability TO
climb when we thus resolve. He is a
pleasing cOnversationalist and is very
well informed on present-day matters.
THOMAS MITCHELL, of Miami.
Ariz, who is en- route home from the
South and East, was very interest
ing caller at this office Saturday.
Mr.. Mitchell is with the Inspiration
Consolidated Copper and Smelter Co.
He has travelled extensively thruout
this country and Europe and is well
versed on the makeup of the differ
ent classes of people, as well as the
conditions in general.
Rev. s. C. Manuel, pastor of Union
Baptist Church, Springfield, ILL.,, spent
q few days in the city last week as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Per-
kins. of 615 Twenty-eighth street. The
Reverend was very much impressed
with Denver scenery and regretted
his stay would be short. Very good
impressions of Springfield and our
reople were made on us. and all we
can say is, carry on the good work
end "let your light shine before
men,"
Rev and Mrs T. H. Wiseman, their
daughter Katherine, three and one,
half years old, and the mother OF
Mrs. Wiseman, Mrs. A. r. JENKINS
the latter a prominent business wom-
an in Kansas City, Mo-, LETT Denver
after delightful visits to their many
friends in Denver this week for COLO
RADIO Springs, Pueblo, etc. These
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