Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-12
THE MADNESS OF YOUTH
Qnivera Club TO
Start season with Banquet.

Start season with banquet.
Members Of the Quivers club have
planned to open the seasons social
activities with banquet to be
given near the last week OF Septem-
ber. Several new teachers will be
welcomed to this lively social circle
this year which includes the faculty
members and . number OF Monte
Vista people who take an active part
In educational matters.
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II. L. o. keasington
Tea for Teachers saturday.
Chapter V. OF P. E. o. will give 4
reception for the Monte Vista teach
ers ON Saturday afternoon which
will be their initial social event OF
the season.
On this occasion Mrs. w. 8.
Woods will be hostess At her coun-
try place and . Remington tea
with an attractive musical program
has been arranged for the enter
tAinment OF the guests.
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baptist Ladies' Aid
Guests Of Mrs. A. Baird.
Mrs. A. Baird entertained the
Baptist Ladies' Aid at her home
last Thursday afternoon. The hours
were spent in sewing for needy chill
dren. Several OF the ladies devoted
the time to quilting for one Of the
members Of the society.
The social committee, Mrs.
LeiEhty, Mrs. Warren and Mrs. VIII
son served most enjoyable refresh.
ments after the work was complet-
ed. Those In attendance we're: Mes
danes C. Matthews. l.. 8. Wseisef
Everett Chandler. John Horton,
Clarence Jones. l.. Robinson. Jim
Warren. A. Baird. V. Elliott. Geo
LilIey. @. ". Wilson. N. A. Reed
Matthews. Geo. Nelson. Geo. Asay
W. J. Conlin. Florence Warren. w
Wilson. Grow and Misses Rachel
and Ida Assay.
esssss
Foreign Missionary
Society Mr~. Meyers Guests.
The Foreign Missionary Society
OF the N. r. church met at the home
of Mrs. o. T.. Meyer Friday after.
noon with Mrs. Meyer and Mrs
Hunter Barley hostesses.
Mrs. +. +. GooddinE led the de-
votionai service following which q
business session was held and dele
gates chosen to attend the districs
convention which will he held near
Pueblo late in October. Mrs. c. r.
EitinE and Mrs. II. c. Kephsrt were
the delegates chosen. One new
nsp,ber. Mrs. n. J. wubben va.
welcomed TO the circle.
Mrs. Elting led the Mission Study
the iessoa being devoted TO missioa-
sry history Of South America and
Old Mexico. Following the program
dainty refreshment courses we're
served 10 the guests.
Those present were: Mesdam NEE
Frank Cross, A. w. HoEIe. c. T.
El,tnE. II. J. wubben. W. II. Tuiiy.
=. =. Gooddins. Misses Hannah
Worth and Anna Kerr and the two
hostesssa.
Mr.. ls~S herry
HO.s~.s 10 EabrOl6esy Cluh.
Mrs. Bert Berry vas hostess 10
the members OF the Friday en-.
broidery club at her home on last
Friday afternoon. A pleasant 30
ciai afternoon vas spent At kss.
sington circle and at the conclusion
refreshments were served.
This was the first meeting Of thia
fall and plans were made for spend
Ing many pleasant social hours to.
gcthrr during the winter.
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f,osdies~' Ho~e Wednesday.
Members Of the q. 4. \. held q
picnic At the Soldiers anA Sailors
Home on Wednesday. Members
who reside st the homo joiasd Ia
the festivities Of the day which In.
cludsd . fine picnic dinner aad q
| pleasant social Afternoon.
PiAas we're discussed and ar.
ranReueats concluded for takius