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The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28

Mrs. A. C. Lawrence entertain
cd Mrs. John jenkins and daughter
of Lake Station for dinner last
Wednesday.
Gordon Hutchings wns home from
Fl. Collins To spend the week end
with home folks.
Mr.. Vnnderhoof enjoyed dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchings Sat
urday evening.
l.. C. Gillard Of Whcatridgc has
londed few cars of apples out Of
Arvada this week. He Is buying for
lnrge cider mills and the farmers are
hauling to Arvndn instcnd Of Den
yer.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28
Poultry Cul|ing

Couny Agent McCaskill has ar
ranged for n poultry culling demon
stration to be held Mt S. f. Browns
place Mt the foot of blackberry hill
or Monday evening. Paul Jamison,
poultry expert from the agricultural
college will be here to demonstrate
and tax up poultry problems.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28

completed its organization. Kenneth
Burgess has been chosen president.
Many plans have been made which
we know will materialize in the near
future under the guidance Of Miss
Conboy and Miss Bengston.
The Radio Club orgonized last
spring with the aid of Miss Duggan
has resumed it's meetings. Nothing
definite has yet been accomplished
due to the fact that money is need
ed to procure storage battery. The
club plans to have a very unique
concession at the Fair from which
thew hope to realize a neat sum.
Two traffic officers have been
arpointed by Supt. Wheatley to en-
force regular traffic rules in the
halls. PUPILS will never learn any
Younger tho necessity Of knowing
and observing such rules. Everyone
;c confident that Abe Gould and
James McAndrews, the new Officers
gre quite capable of discharginc
their new duties.
Preparations ore COMPLETE for the
Rox Social which IS to bn qiven Fri
dav nieht in the gymnasium As
ono Freshmnn nut IL "gir's brine
your boxes. bows bring vorr nockct-
hooks. The cause &c worthy ON"
hecaysn the nroceeds ro To fhe
Athletic association Everv"n"
knows that II renn'rns MONEY Tor
every undertnkin" and athletics 's
M excopt;cn. ro let's wish tho
| Athletic eseociation a prent eNcr"ss
Financially ns vol, &c soc'a|lv this
E-;dav nipht. Mr.. Rex Curtis "ne
of the leadinr coaches in the Dew
ver h;gh schools Is to rive n" inter
.st;ng talk at the social. Don't miss
it.
|
We dislike reretition. but We do
rot want anvore IN foreet the An.
rrsl hich school fsir IN October
18th. Not onl~ remember It: bn'
.,ao talk about it. Teii YOUR friends
and reiehbors to save that date. We
uromjse Won entertainment Of evrv
nature: II YOU crave food. we car
rrovide that: II II is fun and ulea'
sure that you desire. we car furn'
ish that too. People. show the IN
terest that vcu must feel in the
younpe- generation Nv coming to
cur school affairs. You will eniov
them, and we shall appreciate the
effort you neke to come.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28

4 bccfstcnk frv nj Gencsscc
mountain one right last week was
enjoyed by the following party:
Misses Mnblc Ralston Mrs. Dean
Wella. Gladys Anderson. Pcnrle,
Anderson. Charlotte Griffith. Dean
Wells, Sam Riley, Wayne Harkness,
Herbert Anderson and Glen Shaklec.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28
Good Material
in Football Squad

The Juniors and SOphs went down
to defeat in football at the hands Of
the Seniors and Frosh last Thurs
day night. You. who saw the game
will certainly admit that the Coach
is moulding good material into
shnpe for the first big game of the
scn-on, October Ia. at Golden.
Don't forget the date nor the place.
Remember no game is ever won
without the support Of the rooters.
We all cannot play football but we
all can come out and cheer for our
team. Let's do it.
We imagine that the Senior party
is almost ancient history by now ESQ
fast does time fly when hands and
minds are busy); but for the sake
OF those who were unable to come.
let US say It was n success from
start TO finish. The decorntionss
were novel. the refreshments were
ample and the entertainment furn-
ished met with the approval Of all
present. The seniors would like to
take this means Of thanking those
who helped them so kindly.
DR.. Tremaine of Denver was pre-
sent at the general assembly. We'd
nesday morning, and gave short.
interesting talk on "Malnutrition." :"
The subject il Of vital Importance.
rnd each and every one might well
take II to heart.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28

Society of the NJ. f.. Church met
Tuesday aftrnoon, at Mrs. G. c.
Tcwnsley's. A very pleasant time
was had by all of the ladies pre-
sent.
Mrs. Bain entertained her nephew
End niece from Wichita Falls, Texas, 4
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, +, Il. Schcllcgcr and
son Ronald and Mrs. l.. l.. Schcllcng>
cr and Naomi. sept very enjoyable
day in Cub Creek, returning by
way of Gencse Mountain.
Mrs. J. G. Edwards and her Sum
day school class picnicked at City
Park last Saturday.
Mrs, English who has been spend
ing the summer at Rev. Coles left
for Oregon to visit her SON
+. r. Schellcngcr and son nrc de-
oorating an eights roomed rouse on
3Sth-ave.
Capt w. ]. Jaka returned to Arv-
nla after an absence of about three
months.
Mrs. U. G. Griffith reports call
ing on Mrs. Margaret Thomas Mt her
home in Wide Acres recently. Mrs.
Thomas. now in very poor henlth,
was superintendent of the primary
department Of the Methodist Sunday
School for n good many years. She
is still very much interested In the
work and is pleased Mt the steady
growth OF the Sunday School. Mn.
Griffith assured her that she ID not
forgotten by those who are now car
ryinR on the work she wns formerly
SO active in. 49,. III
- AkGl
Fremont Grange will hold a card
y party next Thursday evening. Re-
freshmcnts will be served. -
John Nelson Of North Gravss-avs
who hes bssn laid UP for the past
seven weeks with typhoid fever h
reported ~ improving. -
Beginning Sunday. October I tAs
, morning. train west and the evening"
, tain east will be discontinued. Ar
fnnccments will probably be made
10 handle the first class mail on the
tramwav but the parcel post win go
| out In the morning mail. ~r
Mrr. Elm NJ. Lynch Is the nurse
at X. n. Lcvinc's. The twins are
doing fine. They have been named
Ruth and Knute.
Gladys Mitchell and Roy Murdock
were married "Wednesday. Scptem-
20th. Mt Fruitdnlc. The bride Is tho
daughter Of Floyd Mitchell.
Miss Vcrn Newsom Is the housc
rpcsi Of Mrs. Mamie Brown Of Dem
yer this week
Mr. Wilson and fnmi'y of Denver
hivc leased the Adnms place Mt
'vchcm Station md moved his fam
ilv out last week. Mr. Wilson .
employed nt the brickyard.
y. II. Graves nnl Fnmilv attended
the Fair at Broomflold Fridny oven
ing.
Lucy, Marpnritc md Benny Graves
visited their cousin Mss Alice
crools at Broomficld last week end.
They attended thc Broomfcld Fair
Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. md Mrs Dean Wells or
Topcka. Kansas, spent last week with
Mrs. Wcrv parents Mr.. md Mrs.
g. A. Andorfon Of Denver View.
Miss Ruth Pattnor returned tho
middle Of last week from Laramie.
Wyoming, whore she spent a wcek'a
vacation with friends
Mrs. Mary +. Barnum. widow Of
the late lsnac r. Barnum and moth
or Of Edwin A. Bnrnum and grand
mother Of Eleanor T. Barnum pnssod
cut Scptcmbor 23 In Denver. In
tcrmnnt wns NJ Fniimont cemetery
on Tuesday. Mrs. Barnum WINS
scvcnty-cipht years Of ngc. Sc Ind
lived Yves, Of arvndn on the Evans
rond for.thc pnst eighteen years md
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28

The Pound" social given by the
members and friends Of the NJ. r..
Church last Wednesday night In
honor OF Rev. Hoover and family.
The socihl was well attended md Mi
enjoyed themselves very much.
Norman Hastings was the spokesman
followed by Rev. J. +. White and 7.
". Schultz and their addresses were
hcnr'ily appreciated. Rev. Hoover
snid he rot we'll "poundcd" and wish.
"s 70 express hiq thanks 10 onch one.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28
CHORAL SOCIETY

Choral Society will meet M Mr..
anI Mrs. Duncnn's. Grand View.
Monday night at 7:30.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28

Mrs. Pcarl Of Pasadena. Calf,
stopped over Thursday to spend tho
dny with Mr. G. " Larson. Mrs
Ponrl in an old friend Of the Lnr.
sons when they we're living II,
Aguilar. Colo.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28
Grange News

"Foiled! BY Heck" at the box
social and open meeting Of the
Enterprise Grange October 4. That
/. the note Ray Goedert. publicity
man Of he Enterprise Grange left
on our desk when demanding good
write-up Of the grange big doings set
for next Wednesday night. We
don't exactly know just whether
Ray viii play the part Of Heck in
this thrilling, heartrending. pathetic,
sidebursting, ridiculous comedy
drama or not hut anyway we will bet
that the whole show will he good
one. If you miss ii.-well, don't.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28
ARMADA LOCALS


Mr.. and Mrs. Woods of Leadvillc
have been visiting With her moth 4
Mrs. Doughty after an extended trip
to Ohio and other points in III,
east.
Milton NICHOLSON has returned to
Fort Collins where he is taking up
TN engineering course Mt the Colo
RADIO Agricultural College,
Mrs. Van Noorhis has returned
from the mountains.
Miss Eva Haslip leaves for Grccl-
eyy Friday where she will attend
Teachers College.
Mrs A. II. Barth has leased her
residence for n year to Frank Wad-
dington and will leave October dth
/ for Denver. a-,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rick and Mrs. Ar.
kcll returned Monday from the Ar
kell ranch reporting good time
No rain and no fish. The larger
part of the new Berthoid pass road /.
now open to travel. Mr.. Arkcll will
return in about n week.
Mrs. Albert Johnson who has beer
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs
}. T. Poison for some time returtntc,
last Saturday to Ouray, Colorado t.
join her husband.
p. ]. Manchester stopped off tw,
days last week to visit the b. Robin
son family. He was on his wa!
from Bay Harbour. Me-, to his hom,
in Long Beach. California. Mr.
Manchester was n former residert o
Arvada and he was surprised to to-
the growth our tn town.
|
Mrs. j. r. Walsh has a. her hous
guest Mrs. Frank Moore Of Ne,
York. A bridge party was given Il
her honor on Wednesday evening.
On Fssday evening Of last week
briRhe party was held at the hom
Of Mrs. J. R. Walsh, at which eigh
ladies' were entertained.
| Mrr. Dslkc was q guest a. q iarg
party In Denver last Wedncsda,
where there were over one-hundrd,
present.
Craig Colony Club will meet .
the home Of Mrs. Barth on Wcs
'st street. Tuesday afternoon, Get
3rd.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid will hol,
card party in the basement Of tn,
church on Saturday evening, Sept
3oth. Admission. including refresh
ments, 25 cents.
q. A. Anderson Of Obcron s.n.ior
is advertising in this issue That h,
vill sell some Of his fine Jersey cows
He viii let you pick from n he'd o'
twenty. Mr.. Anderson IL prca'
enthusiast about Jerseys and ha,
some of the best COWS Of TINT brcc,
in this section.
The editor and fnmily pcnt Sun
dnv visiting friends in Brighton
while there we talked with some OF
our old Republican friends ana
learned that many Of thcm aro poino
to support Senator Smiley for an.r
treasurer in the gcncrnl election.
Mrs. Gins. O'Tool ls ADVERTISING
y sale ~ her fine herd Of Holrtcin,
10 be held on October IN. This /,
ono of tho best dairy hcrdg IN fbc
country around Denver. n Won arc
in the market Tor good Holstcinr
read Mra oTools nj in noyt woctr
fntorpripe md watch for biIls being
printed at this office.
1
The "Pound' socinl given by the
members and friends Of the NJ. r..
Church last Wednesday night In
honor of Rev Hoover and fnmily.
The socihl was well attended md Mi
enjoyed themselves very much.
Norman Hastings was the spokesman
followed by Rev J. +. White and T.
". Schultz and their addresses were
henr'ily appreciated. Rev. Hoover
s1id he rot we'll "pOundod" and wish.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28

Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Schneider have
returned from Laramie. Wyoming.
after spending few days with Mrs.
schncidcr's sister.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28
Building News

The Grand Master of the Odd Eel
lows lodge has approved the plan of
Arvada Odd Fellows to build n
ht ndsome two story business block
en- the corner opposite the Newt
Olson Lumber Company. The state
trustees are now investigating the
proposition and there seems to he
not the slightest doubt that it will
go thru.
Arvada Methodists are now work
ing out plans to erect an elegant new
church building in Arvada, The
Methodist congregation is growing
and the old building is not only too
small but is in bad state Of repairs.
Ii is planned TO get loan from the
church extension board and to raise
considerable money locally.
DR.. Loberg is building n two
apartment terrace on his lots on
Ralston. II Elliott has started the
excevating. w. +. Feland has the
contract and the material will be
furnished by the Newt Olson Lum-
her Co.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28

Mrs. Chos. o'Toor is adycr,i,i,g
. sale ~ her fine herd Of Holatcins
10 be held on October N. This ia
ono of the best dniry hcrds IN ,hc
country around Denver. n Won are
In the market for good Holstcing
rcad MrH. oTools nj in noyt wcck'n
fntorpripe md watch Tor bills being
printed nt this office.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28

Donald HutchinRs. Albert Bnrth,
Earl Lower. Grncc Sccrest. Ruth
Foster and Hazel Graves nrc attend
ing tn Boulder University.
Miss Julia Schneider returned
homo Tuesday evening from Conl.
pfte. Oklahoma, where she has been
spendinp the past two months with
or brother.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28

Miss Ruth Pnttnor returned tho
middle Of last week from Laramie,
Wyoming, where she spent a wcek'a
vacation with friends
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28

TIE Broomfield fair the latter
part of last week was n great event
The exhibits were all good. There
was an especially good display Of
fruit and whent. There was not so
much corn shown as last year ow-
ing to the fact that the season has
been dry.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28

Mrs. Mary r. Bnrnum. widow of
the late Isnac r. Bnrnum and moth
or Of Edwin A. Bnrnum and grand
mother Of Eleanor J. Barnum pnssod
cut Scptcmbcr 23 In Denver. In
tcrmnnt WIS NJ Fniimont cemetery
on Tuesday Mrs. Barnum wns
scvcnty-cipht years of ngc. Sc Ind
lived west Of arvndn on the Evans
rond for.thc past eighteen years md
hnd scores Of friends who nrc now
IN sorrow.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28

Mr.. md Mrr Dean Wells or
Topcka. Kansas, spent lnet week with
Mrs Well'r parents NJ. md Mrs.
G. A. Andcrson OF Denver View.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28

"Dime.n-Linc" works finc--Eets
reAplts svsrv time.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28

=. Rev. Hoover's mother of Fort
Collins was visiting here the latter
part OF last week.
Henry Williams and wife returned
last Monday from Calf, where
they went some time ago.
Mr.. Ducatc is starting work on
his new house on North Gravcs-ave.
Miss Tina Lawrence entertained
Agnes Shacklec last Wednesday
night.
Master Harold Lawrence enter
tanned Charles Rcinhart last Wed
ncsday night.
MrH. John Schultz is improving
nicely. Miss Emma Barrow Of
Denver iB nurginr her.
Mi77 Ruth johnson will leave for
her home in Brookricld, Fla, next
Sunday, after spending tho summer
here with her relatives.
Mrs. O'Rourkc give farewell
rnrty last Wednesday evening in
honor Of her niece Misa Ruth John
gon who will lenyc sonn for hcr hntnc
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28

A debating society has partially
completed its organization. Kenneth
Burgess has been chosen president.
Many plans have been made which
we know will materialize in the near
future under the guidance Of Miss
Conboy and Miss Bengston.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28

The editor and fnmily pcnt Sun
dnv visiting friends in Brighton.
while there we talked with some of
our old Republican friends and
learned that many of thcm nrc going
to support Senator Stnley for state
treasurer in the pcncrnl election
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28

g. A. Anderson Of Obcron station
is advertising in this issue that he
viii sell some Of his fine Jersey cows
He will let you pick from he'd of
twenty. Mr.. Anderson is great
enthusiast about Jerseys and has
some of the best cows Of that breed
in this section.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28

Lucy, Margnritc md Benny Graves
visited their cousin Miss Alice
croolB at Broomficld last week end.
They attended thc Broomficld Fair
Friday and Saturday
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28

Mr. Wilson and fnmi'y of Denver
have leased the Adnms place Mt
,'vchcm Stntion md moved his fam
ilv out lnst week. Mr.. Wilson -
Employed at the brickyard.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28

Master Harold Lawrence enter
tanned Charles Rcinhart last Wed
ncsdny night.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28

=. Rev. Hoover's mother of Fort
Collins was visiting here the latter
part OF last week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28

Mrr. Elm NJ. Lynch Is the nurse
at X. n. Lcvinc's. The twins are
doing fine They have been named
Ruth and Knutc.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28

The Catholic Ladies' Aid will hold
a card party in the basement Of the
church on Saturday evening, Sept
3oth. Admission. including refresh
monts, % cents
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-20
OBITUARY
GuStaye Pollman.

The funeral of Andrew Oravetz will Is, who died Sunday evening as the result of injuries received on the roller coaster at Pleasure Beach. will be held at o'clock tornorrow after noon from the home of his parents, MT and Mrs. Leopold Pollma0 Cardi- nal street, Fairfield Besides his parents he leaves ons brother Albert and one sister. Martha. Internient will take place in Mt Grove cemetery
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-20
New York Church Scene Of Pretty
 Jrne Wedding

A pretty wedding took place yes terday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Little Church Around the Corner New York city. when Miss Norma Louise Pierce, neice of MT. and Mrs William E, Johnson of 42 Kings Highway, became the bride of Arthur Coleman Blackadar, son of Mir. and Mrs Frank A. Blackadar, of New Haven.
 The bride was most attractiveiy at tired in charming gown Of grey can ton crepe with a pink georgette hat and an ostrich plume to match. She wore a corsage bouquet Of white roses and lilies of the valley.
 The brid esTnaid. Miss Myrtle Pierce of Broi9klyn, wore pink crepe gown with hat to match Her corsage bouuet was of pink sweet peas. John Macdonald of New Haven was the best man.
 After bridal dinner at the Hotel Comm odore, the couple left for a honeymoon to Buffalo. Mrs. Black adar's costume consisted of frock of brown satin with a brown hat to match. and cape of black canton crepe After July 1st they will be at home at 42 Kings Highway.
 Mrs Blackadar was salutatorlan of the class of 1919 at Fairfield High school and since Ther graduation has been employed as office secretary at the Connecticut Land and Title. MT Blackadar attended the Academy Hall school in Madison and is now electrician in the signal department of the New Haven railroad.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-20
Andrew OrarMs.

Thef unera1 of Andrew Oravetz will be held tom orrow morning at S:30 from his late residence. 319 Hancock avenue and q haR hour later high rlass of requiem will be sung i1 Eoiy Trinity Cath olic church. Burial will be in St. NfchaeI's cemetery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-20
Small Town Bands
 Praised By Davis
by HARRY WARD International News Service Staff Correspondent

COrreSp OrQenI
 Washington, June 19.--Secretary of Labor Davis. who played the clarinet in the town band in Sharon, Pa, many years ago, is advocating the creation of a Federal bureau of recreation for the development of instrumental and vocal music, the drama. the theatre and athletics throughout the United States.
 ITO my mind" the Labor Secretary said, there .s no greater influence for community and social good in the American small town of today than the town band. Some of the pleas antest recollections of my life carry me back to the days when l played the clarinet in the Sharon band. Pres ident Harding preserves as one Of his proudest recollectlons the memory Of his, associations with the Marion (O.) band in the days when he was just be- ginning to develop the character for accomplfshmen ent which bore him to the White House"
 Propose Recreation Bureau
 It is Secretary Davis idea to have the proposed bureau of recreation CO., operative with the states and the in dividual communities in developing home and community music.
 ''As to music I would adapt the Eistedfodd idea. of Wales to Am erica, he said That means the organtza- ton nationally of instrumental and vocal music the theatre ana all other recreationS. This national organ1za- ton must begin in the individual cora- munity. I believe that all municipal ities should have recreational leaders. I would have every form of recreation. so that the humblest citizen could really take part and enjoy 1t. would have community competitions. from which the winners would go to county and state competitions and finally to a great national gathering"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-20
Willard Returns
 From Convention

c. A. Willard, executive secretary of the Bridgeport Junior Chamber of Commerce. has just returned from the convention of the United States Junior Cha nbers of Commerce, where he represented the local organization.
 The convention was in session Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June Is. Is and IT, in Indianapolis Next year the convention will be held in Milwaukee, Wis.
 United States Junior Chamber and is also a member of the Councillors Board. His term as director runs for two years mors and this assures Bridgeport of being well represented in the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-20
Praises Power of Music

''The power of music" Secretary Davis added lis the most universal of arts and has been recognized from the dawn of civilization. Down the long centuries from the dim ages to today humanity has marched or danced, plodded Or gamboied it's way of progress under the inspiration of music. From the Psalms of David to the syncopation of modern jazz, mu sic has always been the one art that entered intimately the lives of most without music is a drab, drear thing for an individual or a people. There is no greater force for peace and hap pinesS than music"
 Davis believes that America could take no single step that would ad- vance the nation along the road to happiness further than the establish ment of a national means of eXerciS- ing the power of music.
 He said that Am can be or ganized musicauy, because most American workmen receive a saving wage, pointing out that there are 40, 0o0 900 people gainfully employed in this country.
 Welsh Love Music
 Music has not only meant much in the home life of every Welsh family but has always been one of the greatest institutions of that na- tion," MT. Davis, who was born in Wales continued. Long before the time of which we have actual rec ord there were great associations for he furth erance of music on Wales Among them the Gorsedd has lived down through to the present day and is one of the greatest influences in the national life. Under the auspices Of the Gorsedd whole communities gather together periodically for song
 While with a touch of pride l like to think of my native country as a leader in music and song. we cannot claim that Wales is the only country that has had the benefit of great 1n- huence from music Every country; every race. tribe and clan. clVl1zed far back as any history which we have of the oldest civilization we ina musical instruments which resemble greatly the modern instruments or to- day.
 The North Amer:can Indian was a very musical being. He had song for every phase of his life, Tor every religious and social ceremony He had a different rhythm o{ melody his prayers and his courtshlPs Strange to say the Eskimo has put his music to a more nooie purpose han even the modern civlh2at1on ndS today. I refer to what they teIIh .l.e .n1ths sones, which they sing in set ting their disputes or controversies The parties in controversy get toSeIh- CT and sing at each other with lhe public as umpire. and the man "no STst amuses the public to tue extent of maEine it laugh is acclaimed the victor ; a.t,.n1 o1r industrial controversies however. The parties in dispute certainty pfa. Ianpuaee hurled by one at the other could hardly be classified as song, ano the object would seem to De 10 hakS the umpire vince