Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-04-11
Society
". &. T. u. Essay
Prizes Awarded.

v. G. T. u. Essay
Prizes Awarded.
The w. c. T. U. awarded cash
prizes in the essay contest and gave
an interesting program in connec-
ton with the event at the NJ. Z.
church Friday evening. April 4.
The first prize of IS was award
ed to Katherine Collins, second prize
81 was given to Beth Linderholm
and Rachel Stitt claimed the third
Prize Of 81. Some interesting essays
were presented on the subjects as
signed. "How Total Abstinence In
creases the Margin Of Safety from
Accidents" and Abstinence from
Tobacco as a Help to Fitness for
School Athletics"
The high school orchestra played
several selections and the High
School Girls Glee Club sang. Two
playlets were given, one. Our Ma
tion's Builders" 4 sketch presented
by the small actors was very good.
A second playlet presented by an
older group. entitled MRS. Smith
Learns the Truth" proved very
amusing.
A group Of songs by Mrs. Fuller
was very pretty and greatly appre-
ciated.
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Me- C,ank ptshnn and Me-
II. Cheney were guests Of Mrs.
John Mitchell at Center from Sun
day until Tuesday of this week. Mrs.
Mitchell is a sister OF Mr.. Bishop.
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r. r q. Needing
With Mrx. l.. II. Cheney.
The p. f. o. chapter held their
regular meeting at the home Of Mrs.
l.. II. Cheney Wednesday After
noon. April .. The study hour was
occupied with the study Of "Har-
mony OF the Scriptures"
The next meeting of the chapter
will be held with Mrs. Jim Ward,
April %.
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LroNarsi Hendricks
Oraebrases nh Birthday.
Master Leonard Hendricks In
vited several friends TO enjoy his
birthday dinner and help him ceie-
brate the passing OF his eighth year
Friday. April 4.
A jolly noon hour was spent play
Ing games and = delicious birthday
dinner which was topped off with
. birthday cake with eight candles
vas served by l.eonard's mother.
Jennings Conant. Homer Charles
Conant. willis RiEEenbach. Charles
Fouauet and the honored host.
Leonard Hendricks made up the
''junior stag" party that participat-
ed In the natal celebration.
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IAsshcran Aid
Misses Tovn~ll's Guests.
The Lutheran AID Society met
Thursday afternoon with the Misses
LILLIAN and Edna Torncli as host
esscs. An interesting session was
held and At the close OF the after
noon the hoatesses served lovely re-
freshments.
The following were guests Of the
Misses Torncii: Mesdam.s Wilson.
Kemp. JunGck. Nettlebeck. sauer.
". ouiram. II. Mueller. Oeatefield.
Hakken. kloepper. Quiram. Chad
we'll. 0ohr. Haiier. Schroeder. Keck.
Montcr. Roifsmeicr. Hoffman. Nets.
Reed. Appel. Rev. and Mrs.. Nueilsr.
the Misses Ohrt. Kiossfsr. Halier.
Sherman. Alice Tornell and twelve
little folks.
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Mra. WuHs Faasett
D'ns~r.nsAe- Noss@ss.
The regular meeting Of the rues-
day bridge club last week vas post.
Dosed 70 Friday evening" on vhieA
cate Mr. sad Mrs. willis rAssset
vsrs hosts to the ciuS for AiaDse
esd bssAes.
Dlnaes vas ssfved st Z o'e1oek
asl wee followed ~ . merry heus
q bridge whsa The elub ad3ouro6l
- attso1 tAs rnago Camp ptre
eiPls 1aass at tAs sFmory.
Nss. Sassstt's sussts o. this e.
eoslea vses: NJ. aaA Mrs.. DsSt
Ayess. ~. ssd Mr.. vSel CaDsssa.
NJ. anA Mr.. Jobs BurGett. Mr. anl
Mn. ~. n. ooff. Mr. asd Mrs. Oils
psslsw. NJ. aad Mrs. Jaek Nelsos.
Ny. aal Mrs. Roy Merchant aaa
lliop 2stta rasostt.