Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20
The Clubs
Thanksgiving Time

When brimminE barns reward the
work-filled year,
When fuel-pilcs and bins bring indoor
cheer.
When life and health have chung to
those We love,
Tho normal human heart will look
above
And thank blessed Source for what
He sends
In basket. store and intercourse with
When thru another year our nations
soul
Has triumphed tho tho war-waves
madiy roll:
When in our lives still live the patriot
fires
To fan the which each loyal heart as
When We all unashamed can face the
world
And Stars and Stripes unblemishsd are
unfurled-
Then and then always shall We deem
II meet
To send aloft = prayer As incsnse sweet
For grateful hearts to feel and tongues
Feelings and words that fit Thanks
giving Day.
Sing on, Gods goodness never can be
told
The good die young" for good cannot
grow old.
L'Enyoi.
"a bas the Scrooge-like soul with ac-
cents gruff
Who secs our theme and KrimIy sueer,
old Stuff.")
By Strickland Gillian.
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BOARD MEETING, d. A. r.
At meeting OF the members Of the
executive board OF the Colorado chan
ter. Daughters OF the American Reyo-.
luton. which was held at the home of
tho vice regent OF the state orKanixa-
Ton. Mrs William II. Kistier. ilts
Logan street, Denver. Thursday. oc-
tooer q, II was decided that Denver
would be the scene of the next state
conference of that society and that the
dates for the conference will be March
20 and Il. The board meeting. which
WAS called by tho state regent OF Colo.
rsdo. Mrs. Herbert b. Hayden of
chapters. d. A. r. Will be hostesses al
the Dig state meeting in March. A
most successful and enthusiastic con-
ference is anticipated and an added
feature OF interest will be the pros
cnce OF tho regent of the national
nard Minor. who has sisnified her in
tention OF coming to Colorado for the
state meeting. Colorado Springs was
the setting for tho meeting of last year
and Canon City entertained the chap
tcrs o, the state at delightful ees-
Mon the year before.
At the board meeting Thurxdnx ~,
cellcnt reports were given BY tho
chairmen OF committees, showing nro.
sress in all u. A. Il. work. American.
tzation has especially been emphasized
In the work OF all the chapters of tho
state during the last year.
Mrs. w. s. Tarbcli. regent OF Peace
ftpe chapter, Denver. reported the un-
yelling of the tablet placed by Peao.
Pipe chapter last Saturday in Denver
and also tha. they were preparing to
mark other historic spots.
Report was given of tho decoration
with the Cross Of Mercy of Mrs. Nah.
lon d. Thatcher, regent Of Pueblo
chapter. d. A. r.. which honor wa.
conferred upon Mrs. Thatcher by the
servisn government in recognition Of
the substantial aid sho rendered ths,
government In Ito time OF stress.
state regent. Mrs. HAYDEN. of
Boulder, who had just returned from
paying her official visit to fourten.
chapters OF the state. gave a. delight.
fnl and interesting report and spoke
she found everywhere.
Az THIS meeting OF tho board. Mrs.
James Benton Grant of Denver vas
appointed cheirmau Of the program
committee for the state conference aud
Mrs. II. A. Lindsl.y. OF Denver. was
appointed chairman of tho badge com
mittee. ~0'
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Mrs. q. c. Gilman, assisted nv NJ,
J. Arthur Phelps and Mrs. Harry +
Amick entertained tho members Of
the Women's club 10 tho home Of Mrs
Gilman "Wednesday afternoon. This
being Guest Day. friends were nrcs-
ent: enjoying the program and bright
Social moments Roll call was an
swcre6 with current events and Mr..
r. F. Koperlilk made an cnlirhtcpinr
address on "DcsrAhlr Knfnr,ns n, li,,-