The Arvada enterprise., 1923-10-18
westminster
MARY ]. Gregory,)

committee has settled up the out
standing bills and after paying all
expenses, reports balance in the
treasury of 63.21 which is a sub
stantial nest egg for next years
fair. Forty dolalrs in prizes was
won at the Brighton fair, ten dol
lars OF which was special prize
given by the Colorado Cabbage
Growers association for the best veg
etable display. Alfred Bowies is
preparing a financial statement to
be posted soon. The community is
proud of the splendid work of the
committee which made the fair such
a success.
Alexander Macdonald, q member
Of the choir of St. Johns cathedral,
and one who has had unusual ex-
perience in musical training in this
country and in Scotland, is train
ing choir for Westminster Com
munity church. Meetings are held
each Friday evening at the home of
c. N. Brock and those who sing are
invited to come and take advantage
OF this unusual opportunity to get
training in chorus work.
Ed Harnish of Sheridan boulevard
Is new subscriber to The Enter
prise.
A moving picture Of law and or
der will be shown at the Grange hall
Sunday evening, Oct. 20, one week
from next Sunday. This picture,
and the address will be presented by
Rev. A. j. Finch, state superinten-
dent of the anti-saloon league. The
picture is being shown all over the
state and Westminster Community
church is fortunate to secure it for
this this neighborhood. It is a sub
ject in which everyone is concerned.
c. K. Harris of Denver has bought
the Kennedy place on Federal boul-
evard and moved his family out on
Tuesday.
Westminster was the scene a par
ticularly mean crime Sunday even
ing when two young men held up
Mrs. Della Ransome at the College
Hill filling station and robbed her
Of about $35. Mrs. Ransome il 4
widow and is supporting herself by
running the filling station. 1t is =
particularly cowardly criminal that
would rob her. Chase was given
but the vandals have not yet been
found.
Westminster has a treat in store
November 8, when a concert ar.
ranged by Alexander Macdonald is
to be given for the benefit of the
new church building fund. An or
chestra and soloists from Denver as
well as home talent will be on the
program.
DR.. r. T. Calkins and John s,
Calkins, who left by automobile last
week for a deer hunting trip into
Routt county, wrote from Toponas
that they had safely crossed Ber-
thoud pass and the Gore range al
though they had encountered a Sc
we're blizzard on Gore pass. From
Toponas they planned to travel
twenty-five miles more, ten by au-
tomobhe and fifteen by pack-train.
They expect to be gone from home
ten days to two weeks.
The c. E. society is planning a
hard-times social to be held at the
Grange hall Thursday evening. Ev-
eryone is invited.
Mrs. Kelly, mother Of Harry
Howe, is to return to Westminster, it
is reported and will occupy the
room in Mrs. E. B. Bowles' house.
Word has been received of the
marriage of Mrs. Bernice Faulhab-
er. formerly Of this place, to Isador
Crosner, cabinet-maker Of Cleve-
land.
The Missionary society of West
minister community church will meet
with Mrs. W. ]. Gregory Thursday
afternoon of next week and all the
ladies of the community are invited
to be present. A personal letter
telling Of the Tokyo earthquake has
been received and will be read at
the meeting.
Mrs. Urban Of New Orleans ar
rived Sunday for a visit at the home
Of Mrs. w. T. Stuckey.
Mrs. Schaam spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Mckee.