The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-05
WESTMINSTER
Mary j. Gregory')

o'F tba Easter service, LIE
th'Ess ts ii y the World" presented by
isns Sunday NJ school on Easter morn
DC ' The church was attractiVely
te I'D ID, with Easter lilies, hyaclnths
f(0'a, saraniums. The church was
tiI.5 ~ with worshippers. The PRIMARY PRIMARY
'lsa '.,n,ent children gave a beautiful
the children being dressed
1f''.,.' ssasent flowers, birds and but
s. isp while a song about the
''ns flowers was sung by Mrs
s, s. Miss Doris spangler's class
.ys ,s's, a dialogue, assisted by Stanley lie
smond, showing the need for !ne
e4 isn school in Japan, for which
@ 0tfsring was taken. There was
.;.l music by the choir,
Pt'',, . new piano scarf and pulpit
...f Of linen, decorated with beau
=, M eliot crochet, in church designs,
ii, of the Ladies' Aid society,
in place for the first time.
VI wrs r. B. Bowles has had the roof
hoy house reshingled and painted.
Mrs. J. D. Buxton of Denver VS.
NJ her daughter, Mrs. Walter Will
G,ns, on Saturday.
Ms Richard Slattery and little
.r,bter are spending some time
M Mrs. Slattery's mother, Mrs. H.
Gaming, while Mr.. slattery is
hiding a cottage on their home
k,,d above Canon City.
[FR Aldrich is painting his new
Bungalow.
Principal F. W. Day of the Berke-
Gardens school and Mrs. Maude
(auders of the Baker school gave
pupils a holiday on Good Friday
they could attend the Passion Play
the Auditorium.
Mrs, F. S. Strawson had a few
ours visit on Friday with her cousin,
hmes Snyder, and his nephew,
harles Neimeier, who were return
~ to their home in Buffalo, N. Y,
ter months stay in California.
Three young folks Of the Weiland
amiy are among those who are suf-
hing from flu.
The committee of the Ladies' Aid
peiety of Westminster church, which
kred lunch at the Bowles sale last
HEX, cleared $34.45 for the benefit
the church.
The Ladies' Aid society met on
thursday afternoon Of next week at
X home Of Mrs. D. H. Longnecker.
David Whiting, whose father built
\ Whiting house here, was . caller
town on Easter.
IN. George Smith and little
Lashter returned last week from .
BY Of some weeks in Boulder.
IT. and Mrs. NJ. A. Nicholson and
En. Henry Calkins and daughter, all
I Leadville, have been visitors re-
intly At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
edn Calkins.
Some Of the music pupils Of West
lnsser college are to give . recital
the Garfield school on Thu1sday
Esnins Of this week.
Hiss Charlotte Johnson, . teacher
The Opportunity school, called r.
aaty At the home of Mrs. Strawson,
IN whose sister she WAS formerly
'sated in work in Shanghai,
ain,.
lh annual meeting Of Westmins-
church was held at the grange
on Wednesday evening Of last
'k The new members of the
's'' OF trustees, who were elected,
n Mesdames Longnecker and
.a8 and P. J. Oleson and Francis
y. The reports Of Superintendent
O. Davls and Treasurer F. M. Day
"e Sunday school were particu-
:" encouraging. Beside paying
~ sunday school supplies, Civ.
several large missionary offer.
and contributing $45 to the
s'en' the Sunday school has a bal
;. on hand of SIT. The member
0' the main school is 70 and the
Ioersn'p Of the Home department
o'adle Roll total 70 more.
me church reports an encouraging
. ~ toward the new church building
n'en' with thousand dollars
,s, y, lots purchased, three or four
NV collars worth Of furniture
''oor covering, and about four
sd'ed S dollars in cash. "
L. NJ Moon has returned,
}, visit of nine weeks at the
r. w Oh her daughter in Utah.
s,S Ladies Aid society will sell
,n,., n. AZ the Wolfe sale on Federal
,rss'rd y. N, next Tuesday.
Nm MS Misses Louise Piquette and