The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-05-31
LARGE NUMBER
OF DELEGATES
WILL ATTEND
Committees Are Busy
Completing Final Ar
rangements For Big
Event To Be Held In
Julesburg Next Week
Get ready Folksi

Next Thursday. June 7th is the date
OF the big doin's in Julesburg.
On that day the annual meeting OF
the Northeastern Colorado l. o. o. F.
Anniversary Association will convene
here. this meeting being in commem
oration of the One Hundred Fourth
Anniversary of the founding of Odd
Fellowship in America.
Hundreds of Odd Fellows and Re-
bekahs from the various lodges in the
district will be our visitors next
Thursday. and Julesburg will have the
opportunity of showing her colors in
the matter OF entertainment.
Let's extend the glad hand to the
visitors and make them feel "at home"
from the time they arrive in our citv
until they depart. This will be pold-
en- opportunity to advertise Julesburp
and community, so let's get busy and
show the visiting delegates that
Julesburg is just about the livest
town they have struck for some time.
Let's impress them 50 that they will
take the news back home that when
1t comes to entertainment and hos
pitality. this city is second to none.
and far ahead of lot of 'em.
Next Thursday is the day that we
should look our best. and "dress nm"
our town for the occasion. The neat
appearance of our business houses.
streets, lawns. alleys, ETC., viii add
materially to the favorable impression
that the hundreds of visitors will pain
OF Julesburg, and it is hoped that our
citizens will all do their share in put
ting the town in tip-top shape for
convention day.
The various committees are busv
with the final arrangements and ali
indications are that this meeting will
be one of the most successful in the
history of the l. O. O. F. Anniversary
Association. There will be special
street decorations and the stores are
also making arrangements to decor
ate.
Following is the program in detail:
Registration at I. o. o. F. Hall.
$3.50 to 11:0O A. M.-CompIiment-
AIRY, Automobile Trip, starting from
hall by Julesburg Community Club.
1880 to 1900 A. M.-Business
meeting at Hippodronae Theatre.
l2:W Noon-Meeting of Associ-
alton Officers. Judges and Captains of
Rebekah an6Subordinate Drift Teams.
1900 to 1870 P. M-Dinner. Spe-
cial meals by the ladies of the church,
eS.
1:30 P. M.-Music in front of court
house by Sterling Junior Band, under
leadership of l.. F.. Smith.
80 P. M.-Parade forms on Third
Street in front Of court house.
:, 2:30 to 400 p. M.-Program at
Hlppodrome Theatre.
400 to 4:3O P. M-Exhibition Drill.
canton Victory No. 7, of Sterling.
5:o0 to 5:45-Band concert at court
mouse park by Sterling Junior Band
uhder leadership of l.. E. Smith.
2:49 to 700 P. M.-SuDper. Spe-
cIal meals by the ladies' of the church
es..
7:30 P. Competition for Guns
Subordinate at high school gym Re.
bekahs at loves hall. Refreshments
at !. o. o. F. Hall after comnetition
PROGRAM AT HIPPODROME
THEATRE
2:3O p. NJ.
America-Audience,
lnvocation-Chaplain F. Welsh.
tette.
Welcome to Odd Fellow-Mayor
C. w. White.
~, Response-Brother NJ. NJ. Bulkeley,
Wrav. Colo.
Welcome-B. D. Parker for Jules
burg Community Club.
Response-Geo. f. McConley, Ster-
lign. Colo.
Solo-Mrs. E. N. Kelsey.
Address-Clarence R. Anderson.
Grand Master
Bass Solo-Mr. Fred Filatreau.
Address-Minnie S. Macarey, presi-
dent of Rebekah Assembly.
Solo-Miss Helen Thesis.
Address-"Odd Fellowship in the
Melting Pot" Walter V. Hoagland,
Past Grand Master of Nebraska
Male Quartette-Odd Fellows Quar-
tette.
Observation-Disclosures J. NJ. Ben
nington, Sedgwick. Colo.
General Information
Information and Rest Room T. O.
F. Hall.
Rebekah's Competitor Drill at
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