The Colorado statesman., 1918-06-29

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William G. Campbell, employe of
the u. S. Mint. is enjoying his annual
vacation.
VIM. G. Gilbert, a veteran. from
Kansas, is visiting in the city for
couple of months.
Walter E. Huntley left last Wednes-
day for Estes Park in the employment
of the Stanley Hotels Co.
Mrs. Mays has long since been in
public service, having to do with
charities and the juvenile court.
Fonzo Dickerson continues to inn
prove. He hopes TO be himself again
within a comparatively short time.
Greatest event of the season, Y. w.
C. A. and Y. NJ. C. A. Annual Field
and Track Meet at Rocky Mountain
Lake, July 4th.
Miss Rubie C. Pettiford, profession
al ltddtly 10 hOuot SutSt
of Rev. and Mrs. A M. Ward, since
last Friday.
Y. w. C. A. and Y. NJ. c.. A. Fourth
OF July Celebration at Rocky Noun
tain Lake will eclipse all other events
Field Day and Track Meet
]. d. Sample of PIG Welton street
left for Estes Park last Wednesday
where he will spend the summer and
part of the autumn season.
Miss Mabel Andrews, sister of Mrs
Jessie Andrews Zackery and daughter
of Mrs. s. A. Mcclure, is spending
the summer with her relatives.
Mr. Egbert Williams, who under
went q second operation at the hos
pital on Monday, is doing well at this
writing His many friends wish him
a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Lola Jacobs Woods, formerly
of Denver and late of Kansas City,
NO., departed this life last week. She
leaves a husband and 1-year-old son
to mourn her death.
George Parker, only colored IRON
moulder in Colorado, and accredited
one of the best in the Rocky Noun
tain regions, will be very valuable
asset to Uncle Sans expeditions ac-
ton in his shipping output
Y. M. C. A. Glee Club, Campbell
Chapel, Sunday, June 80, p. IN.
Miss Rubie Pettiford and Mrs. A.
Milton Ward, wife of our live-wire pas
tor of Campbell Church, were pleas
ant callers at our office this week.
Miss Pettiford has a pleasing per-
sonality.
DIR. A. D. Stone, our popular city
dentist, left for Camp Funston last
Monday in response to his country
call We wish the doctor every sue
cess in his helping to go lover the
top and hope he will return TO us
after the conflict
Miss Cleo Hobson of 1852 Glenarl1
Place, very popular in musical and re-
irious circles, is still confined to bed
and under the treatment of speclal-
ist We hope her speedy recovery
as acting on the advice of her physi-
clan a change of climate may AFFORD
a recuperation.
All ladies' and girls who are inter-
ested in ROLLER SKATING are cor
daily invited to come to the Y. w. Z.
A. recreation rooms at 1888 Cantor
mia, 4th floor. where skating may be
enjoyed from 1880 to $3.50 p. m. every
Thursday for the price of 10 cents
Skates and music included.
Y M C. A. Glee Club, Campbell
A. M. E. Chapel Sunday, June 80 ITO
morrow, 8 p. m. Don't ran TO hea.
them as they offer inspiration TO
church goers. The public is cordial
" invited to this service.
Parkers' Fight the Good Fight,
to be rendered tomorrow by tne
M G. A. Glee Club at Campbell A.
M. E. Chapel, will help us on to vic
tory. You cannot miss this welEbai-
anced group of singers. You are cor
daily invited.
TESTIMONIAL to choir and help
ers of Peoples Presbyterian ohuron
Thursday night, July IL. ADMISSION 20
cents
Willard Crildress, Vivian smith,
Johnson, Boone and Mccormack WERE
among the walters that accompanied
William Hall, head waiter, to the
Stanley Hotels, Estes Park iast Weu.
nesday. efficient service is thelr
motto
w. p. Thorgood, chief carpenter
mate. stationed at the Marine par
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