Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-21
American Legion Auxiliary will
Aid Little Blind Girl.


The Legion Auxiliary decided to
take an active part In Americaniza-
ton work in the community and will
assist Mrs. Miller in her work at
Lariat. Mrs. Donald Shakespeare
appointed chairman OF a committee
to Investigate what part the Auxil-
larry could take in this work gave
report and after her report It was
decided they would take up the case
of a little Mexican girl who Is suf-
fering blindness as a result OF eye
Infection. Physicians say the child's
sight can be restored II expert medi-
cal treatment can be had. The Aux
Hilary members propose to secure
proper clothing for the child and
send her to Denver for treatment by
a specialist.
II was further voted the Auxil-
larry would send three magazine
subscriptions to the Monte Vista
boys in the hospital at Fort Lyons.
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Bizot. Claude Chadwell and Melvin
Stewart.
Tuesday Social
Club Dinner Guests.
The Tuesday Evening Social club
| were entertained at the Charles Ed
man home on the 18th at their reg
ular monthly meeting. The hostesses
4 for the evening were Mrs. EdmaL
Mrs. l.. b. Sylvester and Mrs. Geo.
Corlett.
There was evidence OF st. Pat
rick's birthday in the appointments
OF dinner table and bridge scores.
Dinner was served at Z o'clock and
after that bridge was the amuse-
ment of most enjoyable evening.
/ Members who were present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Lague. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Macarthur. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernie Station. Mr.. and Mrs. L.. II.
Sims. MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Stitt. Mr..
and Mrs. Loren Sylvester. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. u. Sylvester. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. u. Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs w. s.
Woods. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Savage.
Mrs. Linderholm, Miss Ruth Nelson.
Mrs. George Corlett. Mr.. Claude
Corlett. Captain Springle OF New
Mexico was a guest
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Embroidery Club
Mrs. J. &. Haggnr,i.
Mrs. J. G. Haggard was hostess
to IN. Embroidery club at her home
Friday afternoon. March ~ Tho
/ first evidence OF the Easter season
was to he noted In the table decor
ations at which three course
luncheon was served following a
pleasant social afternoon over
needlework.
Members present were: Mesdames
y. r. Fogle. Mark watrous. Jacob
Koch. James sibrel. Roy Wsltman.
VIII Ginders. A. r. Judson. John
Crook. VIII Prdmore. Neil Groes-
beck. Fred Cameron. Bert Berry.
Guests for the afternoon were: Mrs.
Bart Rose Of Alsmosa. Mrs chss.
Brock~ny. Mrs. II. B. Woods.
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Legion Auxiliary
Mrs ai Gr~~H Howe.
Tn. Ladies' Auxiliary Of the
American Legion met a. the home
Of Mrs. John Green Monday eve
ming. March ~. Miss Carrie D-it.
rich Was sssisting hostess. Mrs.
Mark Watrous. pr-id.nt. presided.
social time was enjoyed following,
the business session. and Mrs. Geo
Cori.tt. former state president Of
the Auxiliary. who recently return
I'd from California gave . talk on
the work OF the Auxiliary. The
hostcsrcs served Refreshments.
Members present were: Mrs. John
Macarthur. Mrs. Robert Macarthur.
Mrs. Hcrbcr, Martin. Mrs. Donald
Shakespeare. Mrs. Oscar Green. Mrs.
Mark wa,rous. Mrs. Otis Rowi.t,c,
Mrs. John Green and Miss Carrie
Dietrich.
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Mrs. Rosghsom
noserss so THIN.
The Tri-B club met at the HON,
of Mrs. Curtis Roushton Thursday.
March IL. The evenias vas begun
with . business meeting after which
the party sajoyel piayiaG MaA
Joass sstil Q late houp vhsa the
hesesss served Q aelicieus luosheoa
nenbsss vho vsse peseeet vsso:
vraaees 0Fssa. PssIlos oa1A E1ao
As1sseeo. cAlee nstAle. LosyI
ksassss. cAiss wstsss oetvs