The Arvada enterprise., 1923-01-25

"PS"Nei ioi tiie afternoon. Mrs. Mat
thews' work among the crippled, blind
and afflicted children has given her
Lot only large vision of childhood's 5
needs but tender one, and this
vision, coupled with bright, pleasing
personality, enables her to present
her work in beautiful way, and to
hold and sway her audience at will.
Following the program a social hour
was enjoyed and delightful refresh
nents were served by Mesdames
Horlbeck, Cormack, Tomlin and
Ryeley.
The Parent-Teacher association is
on organization that should receive
the support of every citizen of Edge
water. as its aim i. to promote har-
mony and understanding between the
parents and teachers. all working to-
eether for the welfare of the chill
dren. The organization plans to give
another entertainment some time in
February fog the benefit of the play
ground.
An epidemic of chicken pox has
Edgewater in it grip and many of the
little folks, along with some Of the
srown-ups, are in quarantine. 1t is
not to Edgewater's credit to allow
such diseases to become epidemics
and the existing condition could cas-
lily have been avoided If every case
had been reported to the health Of
ficr when the disease first manifest
ed itself in the community.
But many parents have avoided
the quarantine by refusing to report
the disease in their homes, and have
helped to bring about an epidemic by
allowing their children to attend
school and public gatherints while
they were broken out with chicken
rox, thereby jeopardizing the lives of
their own as we'll as other peoples
children.
Accidents will happen, and one did
happen to trio of young men of the
Arvada high school, who were in
Edgewater on Saturday putting on
the play, "Her Honor the Mayor
when a car in which they were rid
ing turned over, resulting in some
damage to the car and slight bruises
to the occupants. But no amount OF
bruises could dampen the enthusiasm
of the Arvada players, and "He,
Honor the Mayor" was success.
The people of Edgewater who saw
the performance say it was splendit
comedy, we'll played, and are also
loud in their praises of the orchestr;
that furnished music for the occa
sion.
The jefferson County Sunda!
School association will hold its an
, nual convention in the Edgewate
Community church on March 90 ant
23. There will be, in addition to tn
, regular business sessions and de
rartmental conferences, special fea
lures, embracing addresses by Mr.. J
C. Arnold, state superintendent, ant
Mrs. Shaw, superintendent Of tht
children's division.
The convention will close on Fri
ay evening with banquet, FOLLOWED
by religious moving picture.
Some changes were recently made
in Edgewater's business circles wher
c. W. Solomon sold the Edgewater
! cre0merv tn Virgil Frank and II. R
etitr. In addition to the creamery, a
full line OF. groceries and meats will
hc r1nd'od by the new proprietors
The grocery store formerly owned
Iv tfo Lotto s. y. Mcmillan has beer
urrraacH bv {. n. Fears Of Boulder
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. a. Dickeon wore
srrm1'n, sunshine and good cheer
Sunday afternoon by calling on
thc siel, and distributing flowers tC
rr'~h'ou MP 'ho rooms Of those whc
are shut in.
Mis- ". CUNNINGHAM, reporter for
the Tdrcwater Tribune, was a pleas
, mt caller Mt the home Of the editor
Of the EdFewater Community News
on Monday.
Little Donald Menzics, infant son
rf ur md Mrs. Thomas Menzics
rnssed away, after p brief illness, on
Saturday, January 20.
The little one was born on New
Years day and was just twenty days
old, but much love and JOY centera
around the tiny babes, and the pass.
ing Of little Donald is deep be
,oavcr,ent to the parents, who have
the sympathy Of the community ir
their sorrow.