The Arvada enterprise., 1923-05-17
Westminster
MARY J. Gregory


honor of their mothers and observed
Mothers day. Mrs. C. N. Brock, OF
the flower committee, gave beauti
full sweet peas to each person as he
entered the church. A special pro
gram has been prepared and was Civ
en- as follows: The prelude was 8
violin solo by H. T. Buswell. accom-
panied at the piano by Miss Zola
Gaming. After hymn sung by the
congregation the twenty-third psalm
was recited in concert by all present
Then followed u prayer by Rev. A. C.
McClelland. The primary class sang
the chorus of song Swing Little
Blossoms. Mrs. J. D. Montgomery
sang each verse.
Miss Lucille McClelland gave an
original paper on -Four Bible Moth
ers"; she told of Moses mother.
Jachebed, the courageous mother: OF
Hannah, the praying mother OF Sam
uel; Eunicc. the faithful mother Of
Timothy: and. Mary. the thoughtful
mother Of Christ. The choir sang
an appropriate song and this was
followed by beautiful paper on
motherhood by Mrs. Lillian NJ. Moon.
She spoke of the great strength and
beauty Of mother love and of n
mothers opportunity to guide her
children into right paths.
Mr.. Brower's subject was "What
] owe to Mother" and he paid ten
der tribute to his mother. He declar-
ed he owed his mother n great debt
or having taught him to pray from
his early years, for having taught
him to know God and to look for
ward to Heaven. He also said that
the fact he is Christian man is
due to his mothers prayers and in
flucnce.
A beautiful solo "When all the
World Forgets You" was sung by
Mrs. Mount. n. T. Buswcll played
another violin solo AS an offertory.
In his sermon. Rev W. J. Gregory
that come to every mother in her
children. He told Of the great sculp-
tor who chose an odd-shaped block of
marble discarded by others. for he
saw its wonderful possibilities, and
from it he carved beautiful angel.
So each mother sees in her children
the great and beautiful lives they
may live and b" her influence and
prayers and training she makes the
possibilities become realities. He also
spoke of the many women who hav-
ing no children of their own, yet
have the mother heart, as Florence
Nightingale and others.
The closing hymn was Jesus
Saviour Pilot Me-. This beautiful
program was arranged by Superin-
tcndent +. S. Davis of the Sunday
school.
There was n close contest in the
school election in District 9S. Mrs.
Emil ketelsen was elected president
receiving so votes. George Siblcy
received rs votes.
g. 5. pnvi5, an elder In thc West
Minister church. left the first of the
week to attend the general assembly
of me Pr hytCuun church.
The closing exercises of WestmiN-
ster school will be held at the Grange
hall Friday evening this week. a
fine program is being prepared.
A party of young folks spent n
driightiui evening at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. +. NJ. Williams Friday.
Those present beside the family vc q
Misses Bertha Wilson Sybil Smith
ana 4 ssip Cox, M farrett of Tab
ernash, Mr.. Wilson of Denver, Roy
Miller Mr, Brewer and Gordon j.
Brewer. The crowd enjoyed an cv-
,ninp of music. Refreshments were
served.
MIR. Erickson. who formerly lived
here. has bought a home near Rocky
Mountain Lake.
Mrs. a. Il. DeBruyn returned on
SATURDAY from a business trip to
S,rat,on and Holly. Colo, and other
places in that vicinity In making
the trip of go miles Saturday. she
found some of the roads badly drift
ed with sand, She is the only woman
sales agent for the Thomas d. Muir
ply Calendar company.
Miss Ruby Gooch spent the week
end here with her sister. Mrs. Edward
Guos.
MIR. Anderson of Canon City has
been the guest of her sister. Mrs, /
". Day, this week.
Mrs. A. c. McClclland, who has
been teaching near Yuma, has re.
turned TO her home here, her schoo
term having been closed,
Mr. and Mrs j \, Day and fam
lis have moved TO Denver and ar,
living ON Raleigh street
Mr.. and Mrs, George Smith arJ
family moved into the r. &. Var
Scov piece last week.
Mrs. +. W Day and Miss Marrarc
o'Gormuu attended the meeting o'
the prcsbytcrial missionary society
in Denver Wednesday of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. X. c, Van Scoy start
ed Wednesday morning of last wocl
on an automobile trip to California
They rrcnt "Wednesday night at tn,
home OF Mr.. Van Scoy's mother. Mrs
c. ". Irwin. at Rocky Ford,
Mr.. and Mrs Reed and son Fred
dy, Mr.. and Mrs Flynn and Mrs
Stoll. all Of Denver, were guests n
the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. +
Evcrist Sunday.
Charles and Paul Morgan an,
Ruth McCrea are among the children
in this ncighhorhood who have bee
having the chicken pox.
Mr.. France, of the commercial on
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