The Arvada enterprise., 1922-10-19

NEWS NOTES

o'P'S'e" WV "u's se eT"ini'k coursc
in Bethel hospital at Colorado
Springs, is visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. o. NJ. Louden, for n much
reeded rest before entering upon her
duties a. u nurse.
Mrs. J. B. Mandy Is In Ration, New
Mexico where she was called by the
death Of her brother.
The young married people Of the
community enjoyed . delightful
social on Thursday evening in Com
r'unity hall.
Mrs. Neal spriRg entertained the
Ladies Aid Society of Community
church on Thursday afternoon. The
n'eeting was general rally Of forces
for the fall and winter work and
about forty ladies' were present. On
Wednesday night the first Of the
regular mid-week dinners was SER
we'd by the Society, In Community
hill. The dinners will be kept up
during the winter and arc pleasant
social affairs. Following the din
rcr Mt G:3O n prayer service will be
conducted by the pastor, Mt 7:30.
Tho study outlined for tho next few
weeks is from the Book of Judges.
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend the dinner and remain for the
prayer service.
Walter p. Smith Of Arvadn was
calling on friends In Edgwatcr on
Wednesday.
Mrs. W. b. Hill. Mrs. J. A. Mar
shall, Mrs. Fred Pctticrew snd Mrs.
Hurst were dinner guests Of Mrs. e.
Verhoff on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hitchings and son
Of Steamboat Springs have returned
home after = weeks visit with Mrs.
Sutliff and Mrs. Earl Spicer.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. b. Baily Of Grand
Junction have been the guests Of
Mrs. Bailey's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
C. f. Spiccr.
Mr. Gus Thomas has returned to
fcr home in Pony Rock, Kansas.
after visit Of several days with her
mother. Mrs. Saunders, md other
relatives and friends in Edgcwntcr.
One Of tho most delightful social
rffnirs ever held in Edrcwntcr wns
the r. T. A. rct-to-gcthcr banquet
on Tuesday evening in Community
hall. The spacious hall was beau
tifully decorated with the vari-tint-
Cd Autumn leaves and the tables,
whore covers were laid for two hun
drcd guests, were literally sprinklcd
with the brown md crimson leaves.
The table center decorations were
yellow chrysanthcmums and prccn
ferns and the place cards were tiny
booklets made Of brown md rrccn
creme paper cut in the shape Of
maple leaves.
me spenkinp PROGRAM wns rather
'ui' and many interesting thoughts
were brought out and discussed. cm-
rhnsis being placed upon tho thot,
or harmony md cooporn,ion between
mrcnts md tcnchcrs. Indeed the
reason for N" r"t-to-gcthcr bnnnuct
e thnt the parents and tcncbcr,
m'"h' know ench other better md
FIX over the childrcns problems to-
fcihcr.
Mrs $ W. Gatcs. president of <hc
F'""wa'e~ y. r. A. spoke n brief
welcome md introduced the Tonst-
mnsf"r, DR., Carr. pnstor Of tho
Tdrcwntcr Christian church.
The following interesting program
wn, given:
Pinno and violin duet. Mrs. NcI-
son md Miss Foster.
Address. Mrs. A. G. pnttcc.
Vocnl solo: Mrs. Ecord.
Address; "T'hc Past md Present."
Father Mark W. Lnppnn.
"Finnncinl Condition Of District
No. 2i," Mrs. Cammon.
A'drcS7' Good snor,smnnship IN
A'h'"''cs" pov. n ~. McVickcr.
Needs ~ tho School" e. r..
rpiccr.
Solo. Mrs. Roberts
playground Work" Mrs. si--ons.
hddrcss' Geo s Berry
"Thc Aim ~ Educniion." Miss
Catherine Crnip.
"Thc Joke Of Edecwntcr," Mrs.
fnH. Hopkins.
"Our Town" Mayor J. J. Benson.
Others present who mndc short
t"lks were. Miss Laura q. Manly.
Nr. Hiinoiph, Mr.. Gregg, Mr.. Gis.
md Mr.. Solomon.