Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-14
DIR. Edgertea WIN Be
Hero for Dedication.

| 1GGBo IOI nf01NAthO1s
The many friends OF DR.. E. e.
Edgerton. who presided over the n.
e. pastorate here during four years
and who Is now district superis.
tendent of Western division At Gun
nison. will be pleased t2 learn that
he will be In Monte Vista this week
to attend the dedication OF the new
NJ. e. church.
| DR.. Edgerton will come from
! Grand Junction Thursday evening
and will be . guest at the z. G.
Eagle home over the week end.
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Deitrichs Entertain
For Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter DIETRICH
were hosts to . number Of friends
and relatives at a dinner in honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Hawkins on
Friday evening March Z. The table
was prettily decorated in yellow and
white. yellow candles and place
favors added a pretty note while
bowl OF yellow jonquils formed
| the centerpiece of the daintily ap-
pointed table. Covers were laid for
Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Collar, MIR. and Mrs.
Eldon Graves. Mr.. and Mrs. Abner
Farrow, Misses Carrie Dietrich,
Dorothy Turner, Martha billiard and
the host and hostess.
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Yc Aud Tyne Dance
On st. Patrick's Day.
The Ladies' Of the G. A. r. are
making plans for one OF the most
entertaining dances to be given this
season when they stage their con-
fetti carnival and old time dance n
Woodmen hall on the night OF St
PAtrick's day. March II.
Loads OF confetti. shamrocks In
profusion and refreshments a plenty
and in keeping with the day will
help to make the party merry. The
dance is TO be given as 4 benefit fol
the order.
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Mr~. r. J. HawkiRs
} Hostess 10 Baptist Aid.
Members OF the Baptist Ladies'
Aid society were the guests OF Mrs
. Perry at the Hummel home for theil
regular monthly meeting Thursda,
March 6. The afternoon was devoted
to working for the White cross 10
cicty which sends many useful boxe,
to both home and foreign missions
When the afternoons work hat
been completed the hostess favored
the company with q very pleasing
luncheon.
Members who attended were:
Mrs. Geo. Asay, Mrs. Robertson
Mrs. +. NJ. LeiKhty. Mrs. Vernon
Ward. Mrs. Wesley Davis. Mrs. VIII
/ Stephens. Mrs. Frank Collar and
Mrs. T. J. Hawkins.
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All aorsesy Nr~ts
A. the Pas~oaAgr.
The Christian Aid Society met a'
the home Of Mrs. II. h. Wood
Thursday afiernoon. March 8. fol
their regular monthly sessioa
Twenty mine members were present
and the time was devoted to = bust
nncss session and planning work fol
the year. Al the close Of the ses
sion refreshments were served. Mrs
A. u. Van Nostrand was the assist
Ing hostess.
Those who attended the meeting
were: MesdAmes Montgomery. vii
liams. Bramcr. Decker. Munscii
Dietrich. Click Haigler. Bert Hais
Ter. Lcn,fsr. Gof. Geo. Wright
Noclcy. Gray. Hancock. Gaixow
Virgins. Lundquist. Hntton. wylcy
Dabncy. Geiscr. Hawgaid, Sam
Spencer. Davis. Earl Stevens. Van
Nos,rand and Woods. Mrs. Nislcr
was visitor.
Presbyterian Ala
Eject. New Officers.
Tho Ladies' Aid OF the Prcsby.
tcrian church held their regular
meeting Thursday afternoon. March
8. At the church. Hostesscs for the
afternoon were Mrs. W. J. Clark,
Mrs. X. T. CLARK. Mrs, Earl Matscu
and Mrs. Dick Worth.
The Important business Of ths
aftsSnoon vas ths ansual slsctloa
Of officers. Ars. r. D. Mcksaa va
elected Drssi1sat. Mr.. 4. =. 1nl-
800. vtes-pres16s0t. Mra Esosst
vauA, sserstsry as1 losa 0stAes
LinlssAelA. tseasurss.