The Arvada enterprise., 1923-06-21
WESTMINSTER
MARY J. Gregory

In spite of threatening weather
Friday evening almost one hundred
people sat down together to the boun-
tiful dinner given to the people of
the community at Grange hall under
The auspices of the Ladies' Ala
ciety Of the Westminster church in
the interest of the new community
church building. Tables were decor
,ted with cut flowers and special
music was rendered by Mr.. Worder
Of Denver. who played several beau
.ltul cornet solos with Miss Sentence
At the piano. At the close of the
banquet Rev W. J. Gregory, the
postmaster introduced the sneakers
who sat at the speakers table NEAR
the stage. Among those speaking
were Mayor Mcmillan of Aurora. in
whose community church proect is
under construction, Rev. B. H. Freye
pastor of a recently completed Clxy-
ton Community church in Denver,
pr. Howard ]. Kerr of the church
extension board, Rev. Bruce Melon
,ld OF Berkeley. CALI, who is con-
quoting the finance campaign,
lnarss Diema,,, an architect. Ma
ver f.. c. Gilbert, ". T. Stuckey
q the board of trustees, L. D. Chase,
,,alrman Of the building committee.
US. r. W. Day, president of the
VISIONARY society, Mrs. F. s. Davis,
MsNdest of the LADIES' Aid to-
.iey, +; S: Davis. superintendent
o. me Sunday school, Charles N.
BROCK; superintendent Of the Chns
C ron tndeavor society and former
.eun'y commissioner Peter J. OLE
!. All the speakers were heartily
~ 'a'or OF the new community build
T NIX Inc singing of "Blest Be the
! he mat Binds" closed the program.
y was thoroughly ENJOYABLE COM
MUMMY affair. Besides those pres
.,n AZ tne dinner. number of people
M ~. 'aeer for the speaking.
M. and Mrs. II. H. McCulloch
M he misfortune Df losing their
IN An py lire late Saturday night.
i I.l., half-past eleven. Mrs. McCul.
,'sn. vas awakened by sound like
mai explosion. She listened and
4. , w, other unusual noise went to
NE window and discovered flames
s'..nR from the roof eff the barn.
VA . o'. Mr.. McCulloch. who hur-
d., y I When he opened the barn
T,n. nc tnund the entire interior in
r,n !. He made his way to the
N ;" .s snd led out their horse, the ewes
49, !, snIeh had been burned out and
49, Necessary To be shot, Mr..
IN '' a was quickly on the scene and
I, :. arnold drove their machine ov-
nal ~, g. the town hose. The Ar
h., ~ 'ephone operator helped Sc
|.,orS =" ana soon there was Z large
|t,ssont the Scene. The Arvsda fire
~. ment came over and were Of
, ,r' assistance. We wish to <x.
~ ~ most hearty thanks ~ these
svt i, y, from Arvada who helped
Hs v..s .'s emergency. Bv keeping
san,iv I, paying over the house con-
Ia 4. me latter. At least, wss eav.
sa,,.S McCulloch believes the fire
tes IL from spontaneous combua-
|Hin,'" the baled hay. Among other
h LIo' were three sets Of horne.s
Iefm AND "aTIOW, ana Other
tas h... Garden tools. Three set
IN. ~ :, were In the barn at the
snsu, =, ne fire. There wa, a small
sad H.. o. Insurance. II |. the sec.
lo,ks ,.,. IRE suffered by the McCul.
N,,W WI ~, few months
t,'vo, !ured Bows!ill led the En-
rhs wing SUNDAY. evening.
tl mo-. 'mans Missionary society
M, n r thursday afternoon with
s7,ln.,, .oehrane has gone on n
Artss,s, Hip through Missouri and
INN Fo,, ,run,te has returned from
,s.rdips collin, whore he has been
l.re. II, 'he state Agricultural col-
fsr. e VIII graduate there next