The Delta independent., 1924-07-11

donors good wishes for her future nap
piness. The Cedar Mesa people will
miss her kindly hedpfulness, while the
Coalby neighborhood is the richer by
charming homemaker.
Mrs. j. Honberger is here from
Oklahoma City for an extended visit
with her brothers, Harry and S. f.
Bull, and with friends here. Accom-
panying her is Jacqueline, little
three-year-old grand neice.
The Woman's Club held called
meeting at the Accola home Wednes-
day afternoon. After the business
meeting the following program was
rendered: Music, Mrs. G. c. Atwood;
reading, Mrs. Coombe; vocal solo, Miss
| Coombe, Round Table, why l Belong
to the Club" members. At the close
of the program Mrs. Atwood, who is
leaving soon for her new home in Ore
gon, was presented with a silver souv-
enir spoon in token of the esteem and
appreciation of her helpfulness in club
! affairs, and the members sang togeth-
er a verse of Aud Lang Syne."
F. ]. Stewart moved to Cebolla Sun
day, taking over r. w. Curtis for
weeks treatment at the springs there.
Frank says it was as much as Bob
could do to get about with a cane in
each hand Sunday, but that by Tues
day morning he was strolling jauntily
about, twirling a cane on his finger.
4 (This is subject to the usual discount
OF ten per cent?. Anyway, R. w. is i'm
proving r. Campbell. who is here
from Steuben, Wisconsin, accompanied
them, and they had a very pleasant
trip, going over the newly opened high
bridge and enjoying the scenery. Mr..
Campbell, who has been i'll on previous
visits, has about decided the Western
| Slope isn't so bad after all.
The Boy Scouts are again holding
meetings with Leo V. Barker as Acting
Scout Master. They have had two
meetings on the Stewart lawn. and on
Tuesday evening met at the C. w.
Brewer home They have Il members
at present and expect soon TO have
several more. C. F. Stewart and Ken
meth Grant are Patrol Leaders. After
the regular business meeting they en-
| joyed an hour at games and sports.
They plan a short hiking trip soon and
two day outing sometime in Aug
ust. Their regular time of meeting is
| Thursday evening at Z: 90 o'clock. 1t
| is hoped that parents of boys who are
eligible will take an interest in the
organization, and help 1t along this
summer as the boys have rather hard
time keeping together. Their chief
need is a permanent and reliable
Scout Master. Mr.. Barker is entitled
to the gratitude and active support Of
all who have boys interests at heart
The Community Sunday School OBJ
served Children's Day last Sunday
with a program OF songs, recitations
and drills that occupied the Sunday
School hour Following the program
the usual offering was taken up to as
sist needing students to complete
their education. Much credit is due
Mrs. January and her committee for
their work in preparing this splendid
/ program.
The Pat Wright ranch has been a
busy place the past two weeks in
] pI tlistl dAlpu lot Nlt dGflNal OF llt pstIlF
of young men from the East who come
here to enjoy the summer vacation iu
the mountains. Last Wednesday Bobby
Worth. Brown Williams and Emory
Hatch came in to help Mr.. Wright
with the final arrangements, and today
! "wednesday the entire party arrived
coming from Grand Junction in two
/ White Line busses. They came from
Chicago in a special car and had O.
pleasant though uneventful trip They
were delayed one day in Iowa by the
| floods. The party is In charge OF Mr.
and Mrs. F. J. Mccain and the camp
IS organized on lines similar to that
followed In summer military camps
They have a regular routine for the
day. and have planned many interest
ing trips to points of interest here
about. On these trips they will be
divided into two groups each in charge
of a guide, the guides being Bobby
Worth and Pat Wright They look for.
ward to a very pleasant summer. In
the party are; Messrs F. and H
Hecker, Ben Kennedy. Karth, Brehl
Dayton, NJ. Kennedy, Harry Won Urft
Wells Booth, Williams. Peabody
Church. Foley, Munger. Garrickson.
Trowbridge, Hatch and Lodge, all OF
Detroit: Terry OF Denver: and Arnold
and Witherell. OF washington