The Delta independent., 1925-04-10
California Mesa
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Helen Adams spent the week end
with Gilberta French in Olathe.
Miss Opal Warrick was a guest Fri,
day night of Miss Lucille Deges.
Mrs. Della Paxton spent last week
with Mrs. Sam Harris, near Olathe.
Mrs. Paxton was a dinner guest of
Mrs. Ralph Hogan and family, Sun.
day.
Mesdames Clint and w. Warren
visited Thursday with Mrs. Bert
Adams.
Rev. Coy and wife of Olathe were
calling on friends on the mesa on
Thursday.
Mrs. Clarence Workman of Olathe
spent the day Tuesday with Mrs. e.
c. Blowers.
Miss Lucille Deges visited Thurs
day night at Montrose with Mrs.
f. A. Weber.
w. c. Robbins of Olathe did some
carpenter work at the home of T. c..
Anderson. Tuesday.
A. P. McIntire, Fred French, and
Harry Hoover left Saturday for Utah
on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bower Cox are mov-
ing to the Carl Westeson ranch on
the Cimarron this week.
Miss Iva Thomas was the guest of
Miss Sylvia McKelvey in Olathe
over the week end
c. D. Whitener, Mrs. Evans and
Leo Evans visited Mrs. Whitener at
the hospital in Montrose, Monday.
Miss Gertrude Torrey, who teaches
in Delta, visited over the week end
with her mother, Mrs Ella Torrey.
MIR. and Mrs. Jake Miller and
daughter, Jessie spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mclaughlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Taylor and
children of near Olathe visited Sun.
day with Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Blowers.
Mrs. Martha Bruce. who has been
caring for Mrs. George Bruce and
baby returned home to Montrose on
Monday.
Company at Frank Vernon's home
Sunday were Mr.. George Brown. Mr..
and Mrs. c. W. Mclaughlin. and Mrs.
John Manuel
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dodds Of Grand
Junction came up Thursday to visit
the latter's father. W. l. McIaugh.
lin who is very poorly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Griffith and
children visited Saturday night and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Anderson OF Garnet Mesa.
Miss Bertha Anderson. who is
teacher at Norwood visited her
brother, T c. Anderson and family
from Friday until Sunday.
The Columbine club met with Mrs.
John Hinton. with all the members
present Delicious refreshments were
served at the close OF the afternoon.
Mrs. Johnson. who has been visit.
ing for several weeks with her daugh.
ter. Mrs. Johnnie Hinton and family.
left Sunday for her home at Grand
Junction.
Mrs. Masse. who has spent the
winter in California. came down
from Montrose Thursday and spent
the day at her ranch with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Tripp.
Sunday School at Stone is suu on
the upward climb. There was an at.
tendance Sunday Of l27. Rev. Gwin
Of Olathe conducted preaching serv-
ices. Everybody cordially invited
Sunday School every Sunday at 2:2O.
Preaching at 3 30.
The Embroidery club spent very
pleasant afternoon Friday with Mrs.
Lee Price. The ladies' busted them.
selves withneedlework. and the usu.
al refreshments were served at the
afternoons close The club will meet
in two weeks with Mrs. a. p. Nc.
Intire
The Pea Green school on California
Mesa will close Friday April 17th.
with an all-day program consisting OF
fiea events, band music and a big
dinner. All are cordially invited 10
come with well filled baskets and
enjoy this social event together In
the evening at o'clock the follow.
ing graduating exercises will take
place: Instrumental music. A. Al
berta Shue; invocation. Mrs John
Golightly; music, band: salutatory.
Charlie Martin class inventory.
Thelma Marsh; duet Mr.. and Mrs.
King Banks; statistics, J. A. Marsh:
class picture, Emerson Class: music.
seXtette: class poem. L. Hooker:
class will, Rowland Marsh; solo. Mrs
King Banks; yaledictorlan, Jullette
Dickerson; class address. Rev r. e
Sherman; presentation Of diplomas
b. c. Marchbanks; music. selected:
benediction, Rev. r. f. sherman
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The Pea Green Community club
met Friday evening, April 3, at the
schoolhouse. Extensive plans were
made for the community sale to be
held IN Delta on April II. Plans