The Arvada enterprise., 1923-02-15
Westminster
Miss Ma~ Cre.orv

| 80" oo4 VASU. LII. AOeW
was born . Jew and was educated a.
lawyer. He became IN infidel, but
1t one time he strolled into mission
In st. Louis. In his address ON Sun.
DAY he told the story Of his CONVEX
SION 70 Christianity.
IN the mission he vas given . copy
Of the New Tsstamsnt, which he BE-
gan 70 rsad. When he read jssus'
etatsmsat, saying that He Was the
oea Of God. Dr.. LoeW remembered
having heard Rabbi Htrsch Say:
Jesus was the highest type Of man
that ever lived"
d.. Low thought - high type Of
man would not hs," and he convic.
ton came TO him that the statement
mus b true. He kept remembering
. painting he had seen Of Christ on
the cross, and suddenly he realized
"Christ really died for me-"
Miss lola Gaming, Miss Doris
Spangler, Berton williams and Fran
els Day were delegates from West
minister church to the annual mid
winter young peoples conference,
held this year ct Clayton Community
church, February 8 to IL. The dele
gates gave reports at Sunday school.
Mrs. f. w. Day attended the session
on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Myrtle Ricketson and Mrs. F.
w. Day attended the February meet
ing of the Denver Presbyterian So
a sissZ{ at the y w. c. A. rooms last
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Weber write
that they were met at the station in
Los Angeles by w. E. Rovy, formerly
Of Westminster.
F. s. Strawson has rented the Null
ford place to Mr.. and Mrs. M. E.
Wyatt Of Denver, who expect to take
possession within a week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Benedict and family, who have
occupied the place for two and half
years, save rented home on Race
street in Denver, and they expect to
move in this week. They will be
greatly missed in our community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Kelso and two
sons came to Rev. and Mrs. w. ].
Gregory's home on Sunday for q
visit. The younger son, Jamie, had
been suffering from heart trouble
and It was necessary to bring him
ct once from the altitude Of their
home in Deer creek canon. Jamie Is
already greatly improved in health.
The Ladies' Aid society Of West
minister church met at the home Of
Mrs. Mahinon ThuEsday afternoon Of
last week. The annual election Of
officers was held and the following
were elected: President, Mrs. F. s.
Davis; vice president, Mrs. F. r.
Aldrich; secretary, Mrs. Hamm;
treasurer, Miss Margaret O'Gorman;
chairman Of sewing committee, Mrs..
B. H. Lonsnscksr: chairman Of
flower committee, Mrs. Edward
committee, Miss Mary Gregory. The
Aid society has been making fancy
aprons and other articles and selling
them right along since the bazaar.
This y . good way to secure birth
day gifts.
Miss Lucille McClelland has been
kept at home for several days with .
severe cold.
Miss Doris Spangler and Francis
Day were dinner guests last Friday
evening at the home Of Miss Spang-
ler's sister In Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gnos and
niece Edith, Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Pat
rick and Mr.. and Mrs. P. C. Van
Seoy and son Glen were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Marshall In
Arvada last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nevir NJ. Miller of
Denver spent Sunday here at the
home of Mrs. Miller's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. N. w. Spangler.
The annual meeting of the Wo-
mans visionary society will be held
, at the home Of Mrs. F. R. Aldrich
on Thursday afternoon Of next week.
Election of OFFICERS will be held and
the mission study book, Building
with India" will be begun. The
ladies of the community are cordially
invited to attend.
N. J, Lund has traoeo MS property
here for home in Denver.
Mr.. Kountz has arranged to have
sale at Madison Orchards on Feb
ruary 20, to sell all the equipment.
He has rented this property to Rus.
SLAMS Of Fort Morgan, and they will
raise sugar beets.
Ed Rogers, who spent some time
here two years ago, has returned to
this neighborhood again, and he is
welcomed by his many friends here.
Norman Oleson and Pearl hack
surprised their friends here last week
by announcing their marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo ID. Chase enter
tained Mrs. NJ. s. Moffet, Mrs. Null
Mro