The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-22
w. o. W. HAVE A GRAND
TIME AS COLDEN'S GUESTS

( Golden Camp, in honor of their vic,
tory in the recent membership con.
test, which yielded score OF fifty
seven to thirty-three in favor of Ar
I vada.
The Golden Camp certainly did it
self proud in entertaining the hun.
cry aggregation of nearly two hun.
red strong. There were oysters raw
and stewed too, if you wanted both,
and coffee and doughnuts, celery,
etc. Everybody praised the cooks
the splendid manner in which the
supper was served.
Three long tables seating probably
seventy-five each, extended the en-
tire length of the lodge room, ano
then the speakers table across the
front of the hall, ct which sat Eea,.
consul /. l. Boake and staff and G.
w. Smith, of Golden us toastmaster.
Governor" Smith is postmaster ii.
the art of toast mastering. and kept
the audience in commissions of laugh
ter most of the time, and happily
each speaker seemed to be in sim
liar frame Of mind.
Head Consul Boak, however, de-
lwered by Col. Taylor who has hat
passed muster at almost any patriotic
American gathering, and was strong
ly supported by a similar speech de-
hveed by Col. Taylor, returned af
active service in France. Col. Tay.
lor appealed to the patriotism of the
Woolmen in helping to stamp out
Bolshevism in this country, which e
he showed, by reading a portion o
the propaganda circular which h:
becn seized by the department OF
Justice, and which portrays beycr
the peradventure OF doubt that the
reds have well defined plan to e.
erthrow the government, if the true
blooded American citizens do NJ
speedily array Themselves agains. i,
His remarks met with wondrou'
sppleas( cyhnd Apaseantly with tn
most hearty approval of all Tho
bers present.
The speeches were intcrsper ed
songs from the Arvada Camp in b.
lesque on Golden's defeat, and must.
by the Gem Orchestra, which WIT
very rare treat.
A bewhiskered billy goat" occu.
pied conspicuos place on the ro.
truM, with banner inscribed "Gol
den's Goat" on him, and song b
the Arvada WOodchoppers reminding
the Goldcnitcs of this fact. met with
good-natured response from IL
1t was a great evening for the
Woodcraft of jefferson County, TO,
Golden Camp, as well AS Arvada. II
proved not only the true benefits O
TN organization Of this kind for com.
,munitics, but for the national life as
well, and also demonstrated the grea
. principles of the brotherhood Of
man.
Z Golden Camp may have lost the
FIGHT in the contest for members, but
It gained n remarkable degree Of re
spe..t and good fellowship from the
NcighborS who were no fortunate al
u, be their guests in celebrating n
dafcpt~
Elliott is about MS well NJ
ever since the triple operation he
had on his throat. \
r Mrs. j. N. Price il rapidly rccov-
ertpg from the effects Of the opcrr
tio01Ae underwent last Thursday.
NEW BUILDING PLANS
ARE NOW CONFLICT
n. c. Fields has completed the
plans for r. o. Graves new building,
which he will begin work upon ns
soon AZ the excavations nrc made. l.
will be forty. feet wide, l40 feet long
and two stories high with nincfoot
bnsemcnt underneath. Tho front IL
to b. with heavy plate ginss windows
for the show-rOoms and office. md
q double doorway for the entrance Of
automobiles nj one side. The top
floor will he given over entirely TO n
machine shop, where automobile re
pairing will be the chief business
The lower floor. which will be in
connection with the present. bui'dine
will be used for storage Of ears and
show.rooms. Tho basement also will
bc for cars and will h.vc nm Gle.
vstor from top to bottom floors Of
the building. When completed IL viii
Ike the most modern building in town
and will be one Of which the whole
town will be proud.
Raisson Presbysorisn Ch"seh
Biklc School ut 2:ib y. m.
Service Worship and Preaching Of
the Word al q.
TIM h Y community service. and
you are cordially invited to make