The Arvada enterprise., 1923-11-08
WESTMINSTER
MARY ]. Gregory

"PPoihteu ana pans made Tor
the first regular meeting at which it
Is hoped to have Judge Lindsey of
Denver as speaker.
Doors and windows are being nut
IN the room which r. Goerttner is
having built on his house on Lowell
boulevard. F. W. Day is doing the
carpenter work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Rigg and
family have moved into the Rudolph
place.
The old building of the Westmin-
ster Community church is now being
offered for sale, the proceeds to 90
INTO the building fund for the new
church. The size of the building is
about 36N55 feet and the material
in it has been pronounced in first
class shope. Any member of the
board of trustees can give details,
Miss Ruth Clark and Amos Ranum
were married Sunday afternoon at
half-past three, o'clock by the Rev.
A. F. Van Slyke, pastor of the East
Side Christian church, at his home.
The bride wore gown of brown
canton crepe and a corsage bouquet
of sweet peas and roses. The others
present included the grooms' parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ranum, Mr..
and Mrs. Pence, parents of the bride
Mrs. Prickett, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Ranum, Elmer Ranum, Glen Clark,
Miss Katherine Kittle of Greeley and
David Linn. The newlyweds are at
present staying at 2lst and fremont
but will later move to 44th Ave. and
Umatilla street.
Students of the Pillar of Fire high
school enjoyed Halloween party at
the college building Oct. 81, and the
grade pupils gathered at Kirkwood
hall. A number of games and stunts
were enjoyed and candy and pump
kin pies were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pugh were in
Westminster Tuesday looking for a
new location. The house they have
been occupying on Federal boulevard
has been sold.
Miss Sybil Smith of Aurora and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Mills were din
ner guests Sunday of Mrs. Elsie
Morehead.
Mrs. Katherine Williams returned
last week from three-months' trip
to the Pacific coast. She visited a
brother-inlaw in Portland, Ore, and
in Los Angeles had the pleasure of
seeing many former Westminster
people. She found Charles Donnel
in very poor health, though his moth
er, wife and daughter were very
well. Mrs. William also visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Melford, Miss Sarah
Dakin and her sister, Mrs. Fishback
and her daughter. and others. She
enjoyed seeing the Pacific ocean and
saw the wrecked destroyers piled up
on the rocks.
More than twenty were present
Friday evening and thirty-five Sum
day evening for the meetings of the
Westminster Community chorus, di-
rected by Alexander Mac Donald. The
meeting Sunday was held at the hall
following Christian Endeavor. All
who enjoy singing are urged not to
miss the fine opportunity offered by
Mr.. Macdonald. Those who have al
ready joined the chorus are enthusi-
astic over the lessons and pleasure of
singing together.
There was an attendance of nearly
sixty at the Westminster Community
church for the Worlds Sunday Tenn
perance program prepared by Super
intendent F. S. Davis, Of the Sunday
school. Mrs. G. W. Buckingham m
played the piano and H. T. Buswell
furnished, violin music. The We'll
come song, sang by Horatio Gaming
was an interesting innovation for the
usual address of welcome. The Fiji
teen replies to the Post want-ad Civ
en- by members Of the Junior depart.
ment under the direction Of Mrs. l..
N. Moon was very we'll done. Rev.
W. J. Gregory had a huge black bot.
tie to illustrate his sermon, "Pan-
dora's Bottle, and several of the
children present helped him to pull
from the bottle some Of the things
that actually come from booze: rags,
denoting poverty, q prison suit for
shame, q mothers heavy heart for
sorrow. q chain for slavery and q
tombstone denoting death.
Let no one miss the fine concert at
Grange hall Friday. It is an unus-
ual treat to have an orchestra here
and this. together with the Denver
soloists and other numbers arranged
by Alexander Macdonald will make
up fine program.
Mrs. II. T. Gaming, Mrs. John S.
Brewer, and Mrs. Gordon J. Brewer
were guests at a shower and lunch
con given last Thursday for Miss
Ruth Clark at the home Of Mrs. Rcy-
nolds, Alb Corona. Mrs. Gordon ].