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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-04-13
FIRsT BAPTvsr CHURCH

UuBk0J 0Atuu0T GNU bW'H
s:<6. The Bible school. supt.
w. r. Wilson.
1880. Morning worship. Theme,
The Laudable Dreams Of Youth. %
2:%s. The pastor breaches at Del
Norts.
700. The young peoples hour.
500. Evening worship. Theme,
THE Servant who became Master. '
Wednesday evening the mid-we
PRAYER meeting.
rhursday 3: 30. the Mission circle
meets With Mrs Reees on 0vede
Lane. Shall We make the attsn.
dance 100 per cent?
The Brotherhood and the Mothsrs'
Bible classes met with Deacon and
Mrs. Carrie Burton on last Tuesday
evening. After the busineas OF the
claases. peaches and cake were
served and rsiished much.
Mrs. Burton 10 slowly but steadily
convaIescing from . loag iilnsss.
II was good to 80 Mrs. Frank
Ulrey at church last Lords DAY
after being kept away for somo
weeks With an abceas Of the ear.
The Bible school lessons on some
Of the great mea Of the Bible are
exceedingly Interesting. Nov vouls
BE- . good time for any Who hsvo
not got II % them 70 start.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-04-13
SUNDAY CLOSED CHRISTIAN
ENDEAVOR CONVENTION

A large crowd attended the San
Luis valley christian Endeavor Union
convention which WAS held In Monte
Vista n the Presbyterian church Sat.
urday and Sunday.
The convention started Saturday
afternoon and after the routine Of
business. an open conference was
held by Ernest J. Davies Of Denver.
field secretary. At 8 O'Clock fellow
ship dinner was held. This vas we'll
attended. The delegates saag soma.
and gave yeils during the meal. Fol-
lowing = devotional and song service
In the evening. MP. Davies spoke on
why . Christian Endesvos So
ciety?"
Sunday morning. Miss Gertrude
Wolfe. state superintendent. led
quiet hour. 1t s:3e O'Clock. Fol-
lowing this service. the delegates
went 10 the various Sunday schools
and churches. In the sftsrnooa. ID.
dresses were naAs ~ Nm. n. c.
Henry and Mr.. Davies. Ars. Hsssy
10 . home missionary.
Al s:3e o'clock. Miss Wolfe eoA.
Quoted . model Christian EsAsavor
meeting. This service WAS . uaiea
affair Of all the youas peoples
societies II tewa - was tAs church
service following In which MS.
Officers elected for the ceniag
ysas vses Jack Mc0uirs q l1eats
Vista. prssidsnt: Leila Mount es
Mosts Visa. vtes president: Alice
ksatea q L. Jssa, sssssessy:
RsSsrt Jeoss Of Sargent, trsasusss:
Louise Deess Of Meats vista. 3sasee
supseintsadsat: Mrs. Roy campbsii
Of Alanosa. intsrns1iats supsrin-
esn1sat: Rsv. Dell Of Monte Vista.
pastor counesiior: Josephine vaa
Slsst Of Monte visa. ssficiency saA
sxpsst saDesiatenlsat: Marquette
MAhi of 1asssat. sspsrint tsndsas o.
prayer an1 esist hour; Hasel
Delias q Moats Vista. nissleaasy
O9D
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-04-13
JUNlOR-sENIOR BANQUET
no BE PRETTY EVENT

Probably the prettiest event Of
the year will be given tonight At
the high school when the juniors
entertain the seniors at the annual
junior-senior banquet. 4 very uni
que idea Of an old fashioned garden
will be carried out.
Around the banquet room will be
an old fashioned white picket fence.
above which old fashioned flowers
may be seen. The fence has . gate
through which the guests will have
to pass. Tho class colors Of the
senior class. rose and gray and Of
the junior class. lavender and gold.
will be carried out In all decorations.
Screens covered BY wistsria will bs
attraetively arranged.
In the center Of the garden will
be the banquet tables. A round
table with . center piece Of Q large
basket Of old fashioned flowers. sur
rounded with rose candles tied with
gray will be used At the eeater Of
the long dining tables. which will
Join II. On the dining tables will
be candles and baskets Of sweet
peas. The mint baskets will carry
out the colors Of the two classes.
The lights will be covered with
inverted chandeliers. made Of rose
crepe paper and from which hang
streamers OF rose and gray flowers.
Place cards with quaint girls in
hoop skirts will be used. Toasts
will be given by various members
Of the classes and the faculty. all Of
whom will be given names Of old
fashioned flowers. There are twenty
eight seniors and thirty-njue jun-
iors. Fourteen members Of the
faculty will also attend. -
The Junior class. under the
supervision Of Miss Jessie Rhein-
holtx. has been working for some
time to make this entertainment one
which the seniors Of 1898 will long
remember.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-04-13
CHRIsrlAN CHURCH

There will be an all day meeting
at the church next Sunday. Sunday
school meets At S:<6 .. m. Mrs. ].
C. HagEard. superintendent.
Preaching at IL .. n. Subject.
Opportunities in the San Luis val
ley for Christ and His Church" Al.
members Of the Christian church.
whether your membership 10 here or
somewhere else. are urged TO be
present. Members Of other churches
will not Be interested in our morn
ing service ~ We discuss plans Of
the Christian church for the evan
selisation Of the valley.
Dinner will he served At the
church and after dinner . short pro-
gram will be given for the new
members.
The Light Bearers will meet At
1880 p. m. and the Junior Endeavor
At 3 p. m. Miss Louise Boggs,
Junior superintendent.
The evening service begins At
1880 p. m. The subject for the. eve
ming hour will be. jacobs Lad.
der" Every one h invited to be
present At this service. Visitors are
always welcome.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-04-13

FIRST METHODIST EPIGOOPAL
All Sunday services will b held
at the Armory.
The Sunday school win meet at
s:+6 with c. z. Hart - superin-
tendent.
Morning worship At IL O'Clock.
DR.. Hancher will preach at the
morning service.
The service of the corner stone
laying will Be held At 2:3o In the
afternoon. You will want to At
tend this service.
The quarterly conference will bs
held At the Monte Vista Bank and
Trust Co. office Immediately after
the corner stone laying. Let all the
officers attend this conference.
The Epworth League will meet at
Z O'Clock.
The pastor will preach at the
evening service which will meet at
8 O'Clock.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-04-13
HELP THE GIRLS GLEE CLUB
GO TO DENVER

The girls glee club will serve tea
at the Woodman hall Saturday after
noon for the purpose Of earning
money to pay expenses to Denver. At
which time they will enter . contest
against other glee clubs OF the state.
They will serve from until $3.50.
And will take . silver offering. The
girls glee club will sing and the
high school orchestra will play.
Come and enjoy the afternoon and
At the same time help the girls
club.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-04-13
LUTHERAN CHURCH

8unday-i0:<6 .. m. regular ssrv-
Ice. The message. Jesus the Good
Shepherd" John io:i%-1s. There
will BE- NO evening service.
Wednesday-S:00 p. m. the circle
nests IN the parsonage for . left
hand social.
school.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-04-13
PEOPLES MISSION CHURCH

Sunday school at 1890 .. m. Q.
M. Dismukes superintendent We
have . splendid corps Of consecrat-
ed officers and teachers and . class
for every age. Como and bring
your children.
Morning devotions At 1880 ..
m. Evangelistic service at 7:l6.
Note the change in the time Of the
evening service.
Services weekly on Tuesday and
Friday nights At 7:46.
The mission heartily invites svery
one to all of these services.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-04-13

ST. STEPHENS EPIHCOPAL
Evening services will be held In
81. stephens Episcopal church. this
Sunday evening. April 18th At 7:3O
p. m. The Rev. r. g. Davis OF
Greeley. Colo. will preach. All are
welcome.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Mcconnell lc1t
Wednesday night for Parsons.
Ksnsss. where they expect to visit
relatives for some time. They will
leave later for California to remain
indefinitely.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-04-13

Mrs. J. c. BushinEer left We'd
nssday for Washington. d. c. to at
tend the continental congress Of the
Daughters OF the American Revolu-
ton. While there. Mrs. Bushinger
will be installed as state regent Of
Colorado. an office to which she was
elected at the state meeting held In
Boulder recently.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-04-13
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

All the services resumed. Morn.
Tag services. school At s:l6: Jun-
!ors At } Seniors at I: tho Pioseers
Wednesday niGht At s:<6: the
prayer hour st O'Clock. Miselonary
socisty meets Thursday aftsrnoon
Ae 1850.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-04-13

The Rev. DIR. A. c. V. 8kiner and
daughter. Miss Victoria Skinner. re-
turned Tuesday from Decatur.
Mich. where they took the body Of
Mrs. Skinner for burial.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-04-13

Mrs. Belle Williams was the
happy victim" OF \ birthday sur
prise party at her home April LIST.
A sumptuous dinner was enjoyed
by the party which included. besides
Mrs. Williams and Howell Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. PiiGer and three child
rem. Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Williams
and Mrs. Belle Widman.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-04-13

Mrs. L. b. Wallace was hostess
to the P. E. O. Wednesday. Prof.
H. H. Van Fleet talked on the book
Of Job.
A large number Of neighbors and
friends gathered At the home OF Mrs.
Ord Wright. Sunday and had =
basket dinner. After the dinner
the afternoon was spent in conver-
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. James enter.
tanned with \ turkey dinner Sunday
in honor of the birthdays Of Mr..
James. Hugh Savage and Lois
BurEett. Carnations were used a.
decorations. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Savage and son
Hugh. Mr.. and Mrs. John Burgett
and daughters. Misses Mary and
Lois BurEett. Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
Wright and family. Mrs. Abbott and
Mrs. Ida johnson and son. Harvey
johnson.
-
Miss Mary BushinGer was host.
ess to the Friday Sewing Cmb q.
a O'Clock luncheon. A color
scheme OF yellow and white appro-
pirate for the Easter season wxs
carried out. The center piece was
. yellow Chinese gentian and
favorx Of yellow oxalis were at
each plate. The place cards also
carried out the spring effect.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-04-13
tMINZ2zI1
BOWERs.TORRY

Miss Della Bowers and william
Terry were quietly married In Ala
mosa Saturday. The bride IL the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. F.
Bowers Of Monte Vista. Mr.. TORY
Il working at Alamosa where they
viii make their homo.
Mrs. TORY 10 . graduate Of the
Aoste Vista high school. Mr.. TORY
graduated from the La Cross. Wis.
high school before coming here.
80 go
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rex DuBor OF
AAtonito were guests Of his sister.
Miss Florence DuBor, Sunday.
- 80
Miss Aymee Applesate was the
Euest Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Calkins
q La lara. Sunday.
sss sss
Mrs. Florence Jenny will be the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Wilson
IN Alamosa Sunday.
- . 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Myers and
Miss Nellie Bolen were Sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell
sss sss
Mrs. A. 4. Jones and daughter.
Aiss Mona Jones. entertained with
. dinner Sunday. in honor OF the
Mrs F. 8. Jones. Besides the
gsssts Of honor and their family
ether guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Oren sanderson and family and Mr.
aad Mrs. c. II. Sxnderson and
family.
Mrs. J. c. BushinEer left We'd
assday for Washington. d. c. to at
tend the continental congress Of the
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton. While there. Mrs. Bushinger
Will be installed As state regent OF
Colorado. an office to which she WAS
elected at the state meeting held In
Boulder recently.
Mrs Belle Williams was the
happy victim" OF \ birthday sur
prise party at her home April LIST.
A sumptuous dinner WAS enjoyed
By the party which included. besides
Mrs. Williams and Howell Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs PiiEer and three child
ren. Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Williams
and Mrs. Belle Widman.
go -
Mrs. Claude Ditto WAS hostess to
the West End Sewing club wednes-
DAY. The afternoon WAS spent In
playing bridge. Those present were
Mesdames A. r. Taylor. Gertrude
Robinson. C. 8. Fox. John Green.
Abner Farrow. George Nicoii. Royce
Upton. Balderson. Claude Corictt.
Donald Shakespeare and Miss
Louise Fogic.
-
Tho Quivera club met nj the home
OF Miss Ada raus Tuesday. Tho
subject for discussion was "Fcmiu.
ism" Miss Martha Diiiard talked
on THE Woman In tho Home" Don
White discussed THE Woman in
lndustry." THE Woman In Politics."
vas the subject Of the talk given BY
". l.. Bailey. Ronald Peters sang
. solo. About thirty were present.
. -
The Lutheran ladies met with
Mn. c. Monter Thursday Of last !
week. Al the close Of the meeting
refreshments were served TO Mes
danes Appel. Bskkrn. Chadweli.
Hoffman. Helms. Keck. Martha
nuilsr. Nets. n. l.. Mailer. Nsttis-
beck. II. Mueller. G. A. osiran. ".
n. ouiram. Ksmpf. Pearson. 0ehros-
Der. and Misses Graf. ohrt. Montsr, |
ouiram. Lsnseh and Schroeder.
go see
The ladies of the NJ. vlev club
spsst . most dsiightssi aesssasoa
- the home Of Mn. cAas. Wheejer.
April gth. Roli eaii was sasvee,l
~ Sketches oa vaanias. ooas|
sssy Interesting papers were sssd Sy
Mn. =. G. Joass aad hslpsss o.
~ Natural Resources Of Colombo.
4 bsastifui yoke eroehsted BY Mn.
CeoA oeaveS vss displayed anA Il
wae asssel . ssaffjs h eef sss eAe
beeee1s q ths slub. After dsiicsous
sefFssAnents tses ssrvsA aljeurn.
nsee - aeee wttA lefs, vfankI
0goD9 NJ ~ ,,', =. N
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-04-13
IRIS THEATRE PROGRAM

MONDAY AND TUESDAY e
April 10th and l7th
Leatrice Joy, Jacquelipe Logan
Raymond Hatton, George Faw-
cett aud Albert Roscoe in
"JAVA HEAD"
From the most famous Satur-
day Evening Post story by
Joseph Hergesheimer. To see
1t is a real event. Only 10 and
25 cents.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-04-20
MATTE svoJ DOM S FARMoU

"a akrov, / pol mile cd New
ton Falls 6 mil od Warren, ma
dpbrej ceste. Dobry 8 izbovy dom,
fornes na ohrev, dost' roboty v
ocel'ovych milsoch ma blizko cd
fanny. Najlepsia zahradna zenl.
$4,000 kupi ju. Hotovych $4,000,
ostatnk na splatky. Mozte sa do
81 st'ahovat hned'. Nam al inc far
my na predaj. Haste sa u F. b.
Neal, zastupca +. A. Strout Agen-
cy, 8 Ohio, Sts, Warren, 0.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-04-20
MA PREDAJ DOMY.

MA PREDAJ DOMY.
Ma South Side, ma Over
land Ave-, 6 izbovy dom.
3 domy: 5, 6 a Z izbove na
West La Clede Ave.
Dva domy ia Garfield st.
| Ma predaj ina West Side
| pli Mahoning Ave. ia Belle
Vesta 5 izbovy a 6 izbovy
dom a diva domy, jeden 5 a
dfuby 6 izbovy Ia Millet Av.
a diva ma Lakeview Ave.
Ma East Side dom na
I Brownlcc, 5Ox150. Cena len
$4,000. Vsetky tieto domy na
lahk6 podmienky. Haste sa
I'm skorej u
HIM
6O5 Dollar Bank Bldg.
Main 1877 Auto. 6131
I DoBRH LACNH DOM.
Preda sa lacno 5 izbovy
dom, Y ktoron je gaz, NEST
ska voda j st1ldna. Ma lote
je 6 oyocnych stromov. Lot
ma sirky 81 j pol stop aa
pledku 4 156 stop ma zadku.
Dlzka lotu 22O stop. Maize
tok nachodi sa ma Jackson
st. blizko Oak Sta ieho ce-
ma je len So, $50! Rozhodnite'
sa cEytro a 0 blizsie vysvet-
lenie hlaste sa Il M. Mraza
IN redakcii alebo Y p.-Joz. J.
Schromofskv Y budnve Dol
lar banky.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-28
EAs HuErGxs DE rRxBAJxDoRrs AGRrcoIAs

sas mayor credito que han cculado umaente
de la acttud de abaadores los dro donde e
pao oreca seas de anmosdad parecan mas tran
uzadoras anque pegro centnua mlenras este paneada la
huelga las condolences de hostildad en- comenzo
emos tenido siempre neres humane sentienos de YER
raerndad por los hos del rabaoy dee
alguna la violenca reclamacones
huega medic de defensa de estimuo los
desconsderados de agudo maestar
fndada usta da frecuenca resutados favo
bes pero medic pelgroso al solo debe rerre
z6n bef clara precauciones caces para que la pe
cion no degenere en- rina sangrienta.
responsabidad acanza sempre la acto
mas espeamene sobre los efes guias de ea
debe mayor ntegenca diSernmieno
juzgar por notcias pubcadas sin reccacion este
obreo que refermo hubo voencias afro
pelos sobre todo ncendios amenabes Este
paro legal sino dsparo punb resta vaor social smpata
al movimiento obrero que el incurre.
La poicia goberno deben esto de asmta
amenabe possible toda efervescenca social de
las muttudes
Sepre pueda evtarse pegro este mas prudente
gubernamental castigo "a poserior
sempre de haber tambien demasas lamentables.
Ell cuerpo social pacco estas uchas pegosas tene
mayor possible segudad personals
propedades.
Ell PARCIAL que gusa de mortfcar los ooderes pd
hcos quera de fundaento apasonado delez
nab siempre meza energa las deficiencies de
eos que agn concepto den desamparo nereses leg
tmos del pals en- general.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-28
Ell Comunismo y la
,teOria de Einstein

FL cOmunismo no aprueba la teerfa
de la relatividad. :Por que?. Lo
ha explicado' al Cemite moscovita del
partido comunista russo. ell Professor
Timirjasew. hablando sobre ell tema /:
fla teorfa de la relatividAd contra
dice ell materialismo?. :" Timirjasew,
por 10 que refiere el "vorwaerts". ha
sometido a una dura crftica la doe
trina de Einstein. Esta conduce al
mas puro idealismo Y al concepto de
que la, conciencia existe Independents
temente del espacio V del tempo y
que esnacio Y tempo sin conciencia
son impensables. La teorfas de Einstein
es el producto de una clase social que
Sc encuentra en- In epoca de la deca-
dencia. Ia base fundamental de esa
.doctrina, no puede ser experimental
mente comprobada: .es tanto mas peli-
grosa cuanto que transporta al hom-
4sas4f Vi d
bre la esfera de la pura especula-
cion intellectual. Estas declaraciones
del Professor Timirjasew. provocaron
un debate, durante el cual algunos
opositores sostuvieron Ia esencia revo-
lucionaria de la doctgna del fil0sofo
aleman. FL orador rebatio ell asunto
diciendo que las persecuciones de que
Einstein ha sido sfctima por obra del
smundo burgues' Sc deben dnicamen-
tie su paciffsmo y a sus simpatfas
plat0nicas pors el bolsheyismo pero
que sus conceptos cientfflcos son esen-
cialmente reaccionarios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-28
Ell DIR. GARCIA CABRERA INTRO
/. DUCIRA IIP0RTANTES .REFOR-
MAS EN- ST CONSULTORIO

Maestro estimado amigo eI diStin-
guido facultatiyo de esta ciudad. ID.
Esteban Garcia Cabrera, tiene en- pro-
veto introducir en- SUI acreditado con-
sultorio, que sin duda alguna eS uno
de los mas frecuentados de San Juan.
imp0rtantiSimas reformas, ltal;r asf
'poder atender con. mas Comodida6i
prontitud, al buen nfmer0 de pacien-
tes con que cuenta el ilustre profecio-
nal. El local en- el cual esta instala-
do hoy el consultorio del Dr. Garcia
Cabrera, es materialmente reducido,
para atender al p6blico que diarimen-
te allf Sc da cita.
FL doctor Garcia Cabrera tienc en-
proyecto tomar la casa contigua a su
coisultorio, por la calle Jose Julian
Ae6sta. para asf poder tener mejor re-
rartido sns magnfficos aparatos .qAe
liltimamente lla producido la ciencia
medica, tambien poderle suminis-
trar sus pacientes I'm servicio mas
rapido
Con el doctor Garcia Cabrera, ira
baiaran, tan pronto Sc introduzcan
estas reformas. dos competentes Y
acreditados galenos de esta eiudadL q.
quienes oportunamente daremos a 20
nocer sus liombrcs.
Felicitamos al competente galeho
per estas reformas, hacienda, desde
1uego, extcnsiva esta felicitaci6n, d la
numerosa clientela con que hoy cuen-
Ia nuestro buen amigo.