The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-11-17
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CORA S. GREGG CORRESPONDENT 81 a:-
CORA S. GREGG, Correspondent

| Bazaar under the auspices of the
Ladies Aid of the Broomfield Com
munity Church, will be held in
Grange Hall Nov. 10th beginning at
6 P. M. Oyster supper served from
six to eight. A delightful musical
and literary program will follow sup
per and a great many pieces OF
needle work and novelties will be on
display and for sale, now is the time
to select your Xmas gifts and at the
same time help the church. The
committee in charge are Mrs. F. C.
Brestel, Pres, and Viola Crooks.
Sec'y.
Among those who attended the
Armistice Day parade in Denver
were, Messre. William Brown, Chas.
Brown and his son George, Mrs.
Clara Sherwood and Raymond Mckee
A few of the young folks motored
over to Lafayette Armistice night
to celebrate the occasion by dancing
In the party were Raymond Mckee
Duke Mulholm, Chester Mulholm,
Nell Eggleston, Harold Nelson, Stella
Eggleston, Bob Shaw and Gertrude
Nelson.
A very exciting game of Volley
Ball was played during the Lecture
hour of the last meeting night of the
Grange. The Rev. Mr.. Mcclure and
Miles Crawford acted as Captains.
The men and boys of the com
munity are organizing an athletic
club and will hold their first meet
ing on Wednesday evening, Nov.
10th. In order to make some de-
finate plans and outline the kind o.
sport which will be the most enjoy
able and beneficial, it is suggested
that all who possibly can attend tni-
meeting please do so. Hereafter
announcements will be made through
The medium of this column in time t.
notify the members the date of these
events.
The box supper social held las,
Saturday night netted the sum of
sixty-five dollars which will be turn
ed over to the Athletic club to pur-
chase necessary equipment for the
sport events.
Alfred Smith and Ernie Mite ar,
doing contract work at Stanley Lake.
A class of candidates will be pu.
thru the third and fourth degrees
next Tuesday evening by the Degree
Team Of Crescent Grange. Member
are invited to attend. Light refresh
ments will be served.
On Friday evening, Nov. 25u
there will be an election of of.icers
for the ensuing year in Crescen,
Grange No. 1876. Members are most
urgently requested to attend thi
meeting and cast their vote for the
ones they think competent to ASSUME
the duties and responsibilities which
devolve upon them in these capa-
cities. There will Of course be a
program and eats. The Lecture
wishes everyone who attends to be-
prepared to tell, either in prose OF
verse just what they are thankful f..
this year at this special time. We
know one person right here and nov
who is mighty thankful that wheat
has raised in price, mere trifle.
For the enlightenment Of thos.
who have not attended Ora &C meet
ings very often and who no doub.
will do so next Friday evening
following is list Of the present
officers:
Worthy Master Harold Ketacr.
Worthy Frank Graves.
Worthy Lecturer-Mrs. c. A. Gravos
Worthy Stewart-Jamcs Gregg.
Worthy Assistant Stewart-Harold
Nelson.
Worthy Lady Assistant Stewart
Ann Mite.
Worthy Chaplin-C. a. Graves.
Worthy Treasurcr-f. l.. Monson
Worthy Secretary-Clarencc Graves
Worthy Gate-Kccper-Er Ernest Mite
Ceres-Dukic Molholm.
Pomona-Gcrtrude Nelson
Flora-Cora s. Gregg.
Ollie Smith, Ted sehrppc, Ernie
Caruc1 anil Dave Landry celebrated
last Friday, NOV. lith by taking !
hunting trip 10 Hudson, they LEI,
about daylight aid returned in The
evening bringing home n good lot Il