The Arvada enterprise., 1923-06-28
WESTMINSTER
MARY ]. Gregory

hcuss mo or more Girls CLUBS. AS
iling one .wenty or more girls were
: reSalii They met at the Boyd
enrol'eWV Monday evening to organize
home manv more expressed interest
and 50 IN NO" been expected that more
than a no" club doubtless will be form
taan seven S girls asked for canning
e. o., also. The Sewing cinb or
elu" ;, with Rosina Piquette as ITS
rnl;aSsun lola Gaming, vice presi-
pre-. Mildred Bowskill, secretary
deh., Committees on program
1es social activities were appoint
ina The club will meet With Mrs.
g. g. Thursday to begin opefA1 ons
y efsp ohertson is planning to, have
IT. the women of the faculty Of
one Sna,,r ., o Agricultural Cllege at Fort
soi,;ns. present. Efforts are In the
v.L;ng to stimulate interest in the
n.Ms matter among the girls and
s s.m ~ The Baker district. The first
Oos vsss of the situation disclosed
e 6. Lost thirtv-four girls of eligible
~. Ohio desired membership in that
E:uhhorhood. The movement is
full OF pioi =,
Childrens Day exercises were held
!, Westminster Community church
sunday In spite of the many con-
s;.t;nS activities of the week there
rss an attendance of seventy-five
AVID an enjoyable program. Special
s s, after the opening worship
msre story of the visit by the Sum
d,v school missionary to organize
new school. by Matilda Gillesnie:
SONG ~ think when I read that
meet story" by Horatio Gaming,
william and Joseph Gillesrie: rec'-
,stion by Helen and Bessie Weth-
.r.ll. reading THE Lie" by Lucille
WeClelland: and the story of "The
Row who was Left Behind by Rev.
". J. Gregory.
J. David Whiting. district suner-
ntendent of the Christian Endeavor
was present at the meeting Sunday
evening and expressed himself as
ratified both by the number present
Irbout twenty-five) and with the
interest manifested. I. is honad a
delegate from this society will at
tend the state convention at Canon
CITY June % to July l.
Westminster Grange No. 1s4 had
dance after their meeting Satur-
cav night.
The campaign to raise tund Tor
the new church and community
center wass very successful. Inc
roal set was $500 which would Sc
cure outside aid to the aror't VI
about $4,000. 4 very gratifying IN
.erest was found Throughout the en-
tire community; a statement 70
which can be found few exceptions.
This is SO much the case that the
committee thinks it should apologize
to any who have been accidentali'
overlooked in making the canvass.
Inc total amount SUBSCRIBED 70 date
IS IN the neighbornood OF $Iooo: ~
is hoped that the tower may be built
with the first unit. Kew. Mcdonald
OF Berkeley, California spoke very
highly OF the efficiency OF the west
minister men, both on the home
ground and in the Berkeley cam
Pagn "here several assisted last
sunday.
refer j.. oieson has been s9r1aGihs
sen'mile detour through boulder
county Tor the Lincoln highway, 80
INA. laying OF concrete may be car
ned that much 1urther. Inc con
sie'e now extends 2 cons'deraoie
ostance north from bromiielo:
MIS-. N. W.. Spangier visited her
oaughter IN Lafayette recently.
mrs. Jesse bowles had z visit IRON
nef sister-ln-iaw, Mrs. Maciear, Oh
penVer last Monday. i.
4, Mr. and Mrs. Francis NJ. Day Of
VehVer were Weekend guests OF
yrs. FRANK W. Day Saturday ana
Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Edward Gnos drove
70 'teeley sunday to visis the iat-
NI Aster' MISS Gooch, VINO is nj
seholhg State Teachers college
'"t1e.
MS: H.. /. EanunR was 2 guest
W Ma; birthday surprise part! Tor Mr..
myne IN Denver Tuesday OF last
"e W
Mrss. slattery and daughter Ger
nude returned to their home near
canon City Wednesday Of last week
Mrs. Newcomb returned Monday
from the Young Peoples conference