The Dolores star., 1923-03-09
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| NUN kIhORlE.
George Snyder went to Rico Friday
to attend the meeting of the County
Commissioners.
Monroe Redd, Jr., of Monticello, was
Northdale visitor Thursday.
George Moss of Ginger. Hill, was in
Northdale Wednesday inspecting the
roads to see if he should venture trip
to Dolores with his truck. He has
several loads of hogs to haul out as
soon as the roads permit.
Miss Yolande Snyder is teaching the
Coal Bed school this week so Mr..
Rudolph. the regular teacher can make
trip to the valley.
We understand that wedding bells are
ringing today, Monday. the contracting
parties being MIR. Dewey Pfeiger and
Miss Winnie Scales. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Scales
who have resided here some four years,
coming from Texas. The groom is one
of our energetic young ranchers. The
community joins in wishing them many
years of happiness.
MIR. and Mrs. S. M. Conn entertained
the True Blue Bible Class of the Coal
Bed Sunday school at their home Fri
day. A large number assembled and
spent very delightful evening with
literary program and games. following
which ice cream and cake were served
by the hosts.
The Dove Creek Boosters club held
its regular meeting last Wednesday at
the Haney Hotel. The meeting was
well attended and much interest was
displayed in the various phases of de-
veloping our section of the country.
The committee on Constitution and By
laws made its report and the articles
submitted were adopted. The club de-
cided to have fair for the exhibition of
non-irrigated products this fall and a
committee was appointed to secure a
location for fair grounds. The men,
bershipis is much enthused over this un-
dertaking and we are going to make it
a success.
Received too late for last week.
A community dinner and picnic under
the auspices of the Parent Teacher as
sociation, was held at the Coal Bed
school house Thursday. Feb, %, COM
memorating Washington's birthday.
The countryside gathered at IL O'Clock
and spent pleasant hour around the
long tables laden with eats. Having
eaten to their stomach's content anG
gathered up the fragments, half houl
was spent outdoors visiting and taking
pictures, after which all returned to the
school building to enjoy an excellent
musical and literary program. The
main number was mock trial given by
the children, which was carried off as
smoothly as their elders could have
: done, and showed good grasp of par
/ liamentary practice. Mrs. John H
Brumley read paper on the needs Of
the community, following which an oper
discussion was held on the same ,subjec
which was entered into by all and many
helpful ideas were presented.
Miss Daisy Snyder entertained a mum
ber of the young people at her hom'
Thursday evening. The evening wa
spent in singing and playing games, af
ter which refreshments were served
Among those present were: Mr.. AM
Mrs. R. S. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. L. v
Shut, Misses Irene Krebs, Winnie
Krebs, Ruth Shemp, Laura Shemp, Yo
lande Snyder, Messrs. Claude Bales
Charles Codner, Floyd Bales, Home
: Conn, Glen Coffman and Vern Houser
The Coal Bed Sunday school installed
a new organ, and it is great improve
ment to the services. Much interest i
being shown in the Sunday school worl
and the singing will now come in fo
I its share.
Messrs. stoopb, Bales and welcl
made trip to Ginger Hill for wheat
: In spite of the bad roads they returne
{, with ton to the wagon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dixon have com
lpleted their new home and moved in.