The Glenwood post., 1922-02-23

holding two weeks revival meeting
here. The meetings opened Sunday
evening with a very good attendance.
Mr.. IAwton preached a splendid ser
mon Sunday morning to good sized
audience.
The Woman's club will hold their
second food sale Saturday, Feb. 25,
at the Palmer Mercantile company
store. They will also serve ice cream,
cake and coffee, and should be well
patronized as the proceeds are to 60
to the Near East Relief fund.
Tho services at the N. E. church
Thursday afternoon and evening prov
ed very interesting and were quite
well attended. Rev. Gather gave aj
splendid address on the Stewardship
Of Prayer" followed by Rev. Carpen-
ter, whose subject was 1.-THE Steward
ship Of PROPERTY Rev. Elston, who
was to have spoken on "The Steward
ship Of Life" was unable to be pres
snt 80 the time for his address was
taken by DR.. Edgerton, who it is al
ways a privilege to hear. At $3.50
the ladies served free lunch, and many
enjoyed the social hour. In the eve
ming the slides were shown while Rev.
Estlow spoke, after which DR.. Edger-
ton held quarterly conference and
conducted a business meeting. The
choir Of ten voices, with Mrs. Ffaliek
at the piano, furnished good music.
County Agent L. P. McCann was in
DeBeque Thursday and Friday. Thurs
day afternoon he spoke to the students
about boys and girls clubs. Friday
morning at a meeting at the town hall
plans were made for the farmers in.
stitute to be held in DeBeque Nov. Q
and 8, and the organization Of boys
and girls clubs discussed. T. B.
Hedge was appointed chairman Of the
poultry department. The premium list
for the institute will be publiahed
soon.
Rev. Gramp held services at the NJ.
f. church Thursday morning.
P. w. Palmer returned Thursday
morning from q visit Of several weeks
in the south. He reports much bad
weather, and no place where economic
conditions are better than Colorado.
Mrs. LeFevre came in Wednesday
of last week from near Denver to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Roy slaughen-
houpt, and family.
Mrs. Weston DeLong took her little
son to Grand Junction Friday for med
ical treatment. He has been suffer-
ing with an Abcess in his ear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy McManos and
children came in from Durango Friday
evening to visit the VIM. Morelock
family.
Miss Luella satterfield, who is ill
with typhoid fever, is reported to be
improving.
The VIM. Ogden family have rented
the R. W. Ostrom ranch, and moved
there last week from near Rifle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Burns sold their
household goods, canned fruit, etc., at
= public auction at the Independent
lumber yards Saturday afternoon, and
left that evening for Vols, Montana.
The G. G. Haley family moved to
the Ayrick ranch Saturday. Mr.. .Hs-
ley still has charge of the hotel.
"shake" Gilman shipped two cars
Of cattle Friday.
Mrs. Blue and children, of Carbon
dale, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Ogden.
Miss Airline Mcclure of Mack spent
the week end with her parents, Mr.. ,
and Mrs. z. B. Mcclure.
Mrs. Harry Gibler and baby re-
turned Sunday from q few days visit
in Grand Junction.
Miss Bessie Blanchard is here from
Grand Junction visiting relatives.
Mrs. Frank Sheldon and children
came down from Silt Monday to visit
relatives here.
z. B. Mcclure went to Rifle Satur.
day to pay an official visit to the j.
o. o. F. lodge there.
Miss Jessie Morelock, of Los AnRe-
les, who has spent couple of months
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Morelock, left Monday morning
for California.
Mrs. Pete Chelins and Mrs. Clem
Miller entertained for their daughters,
Orean and Louise, at a valentine party.
The color scheme for the evening was
red and white, and the hours were
spent in dancing. Mrs. Chelins and
Mra Miller were assisted by Mrs. Carl
Mitchell and Mr.. and Mrs. jack Har-
ris. The guests, were Misses Pearl
Watson, Mildred Quigley, Mabel La
than, Eulalis Crawford, Georgia