Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-15
PERSONS AND EVENTS
THE PRAYER OF BUSY
HANDS

Dear God, Thou knowst how many
tasks await my hands today;
II all are done at the set of sun. no
time is left TO pray
Thou knowst how many duties press
7 how urgent is each need.
I may not dare moment spare TO
fashion me a creed.
Thou know'st the hungry must be fed,
the naked clothed must be.
My scant store wanes: no gift re-
mains of sacrifice for Thee.
So IL. when life is done, l come with
| no gift in my hand.
No prayer nor creed-just this III
plead, Thou. God. dost understand.
By B. 7. williams.
Mrs. William senger will be hostess
at the meeting of the Wednesday
Morning club today when the subject.
Educators of the United States" will
be discussed by Mrs. W. s. Hutton.
assisted by Mrs. A. A. WeilAnd and
Miss Grace Pollard.
Tho regular meeting OF the woman's
club will be held this afternoon with
Mrs. ]. F. spreugie who will be assist
ed by Mrs. Y. Smith and Mrs y. c.
Smith Roll call will be answered with
current events and the Rev. william
f. Bell will give a talk on Issues OF
Life. There VIII be music.
The Beta Tau Delta sorority will
meet this evening in the home OF Misc
Martha Heating
The twen.y-first dIs;ric. conference
OF international Association OF Rotary
clubs viii be held In Greeley. Colo.
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
March -. ~ and %. The initial gather
h.
ming 10 be given by NJ. Harvey Park
er. district governor. in honor OF the
immediate past intsrna tional president,
Mr.. Estes Snedecor. of Portland. Ore.
Mr.. d. F. Scribner will be toasimaster
on this occasion and will prcAide also
a, the afternoon session on Thursday.
NJ. Frank r. Park and Mr.. c. A.
Ballreich will give addresses. The fol-
lowing will go from Pueblo: Mr.. Frank
F. Parks. Mr.. Walter l.. Wilder. Mr..
J. Will johnson. Mr. Charles w. Lee.
Mr.. p. F. Scribner. Mr.. c. A. Ballrcich.
Mr. c. y. Power. Mr.. ]. F. Sprcnsle,
Mr.. r. 8. Hong. Mr.. Il. I. Crockett.
20. Harvey Suckoll,. Mr.. Fred Brown.
Mr.. ". +. Rabcr. Mr.. G. r. Hopkins.
Mr.. James NJ. Daily. Mr.. J. F. keat-
Ing, Mr.. VIII white
1 The lambda Alpha lambda sorority
met in the homo OF Miss Dorothy DAM
eron Saturday afternoon. iAftcr the
brief business session. social moments
were enjoyed chatting over ncediework-
Those present were: Miss Lucii. Crcei
Miss Marguerite McGrav. Miss Irma
Cox. Miss rnez Mccarthy. Miss Marie
4 Finlsn. the Misses May and Josephine
IAnxdon. Miss Edna Hawke. Mrs
Laurence LanSdon. Mrs. II. W. white
Mrs. Frank Flynn. Mrs. Cori Forsman
Mr.. and Mrs c. n. Uartshorn enter
ts!ned at progressive High Five
party Saturday evening. After the d!.
version OF the games delicious lunch
con was served by the host and host
c-S. and Mrs. Eliio, and Dan Eahici
favored the happy throng with scvera
vocal selections. Those prescn. were
J. H. smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan kahler
Mr.. and Mrs. !. l.. Meyers. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Guy Elliott. Mr.. and Mrs. W. r
Ruiz. Mrs. Edna Burlington. Lot
Hocry. Mrs. Henry Harris. Miss Ethe
Hart,hoTn. Robert Hartshorn. Jo'
Hartshorn. Lucille Elliott. Doris Rule
George Meyers. Marie Meyers, Elier
Kahie-. the host and hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. sherman Fosdlck vii
leave this morning for Los Angeles
Calf. where they will visit relatives
planning TO make short sojourns
many places OF interest. They will b.
absent six months during which tim
they viii 20 to Portland, Ore. for I
visit with other relatives.
Robert Work returned the first o
! the week from a sojourn in Washing
I ton. u. g. New York. Chicago ant
Philadelphia.
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