The Delta independent., 1925-04-17

the Community church services on
Easter morning TO enjoy the special
choraL numbers and Rev. Jack Stew
arts t0-aeful sermon. Thirty-two new
memha-7 Joined the church. twenty
nine hv baptism and three by CON
fessia-. Next Sunday it is expected
that fifteen more people who were un-
able 90 be present on Easter day
will Join the church by baptism, let
ter or Confession of faith. making
total n forty-seven new members for
Easta- week.
TIL Cedaredge pupils made a very
good showing at the different events
at thu practice track meet at Eckert
on Tuesday afternoon.
Tn Woman's Literary club met
with Mrs. H. P. Johnson on Wednes-
day afternoon. April Is. After the
conclusion Of business the following
papsrs were read: American Art"
Mrs fl C. Townsend: The Sheep
Indus-sr Mrs. Newton King, and
"Tha Cattle Industry" Mrs. Alvin
Morrz
T. ladies of the Baptist Auxiliary
corhlned a regular sewing meeting
ar Mrs. r. C. Townsend's residence
o. Thursday afternoon. They served
coffee and cake in the afternoon to
al. who dropped into chat with their
u.w minister Rev. Weeks.
Wr. Bohusel Stockham Of Delta
spent the week end with Messrs. ].
L. md C. F Stewart.
Master George Wick entertained c.
F Stewart Stanley Stolte. and Har-
OLD Wick last Wednesday evening at
o. lumber party in honor OF his 18th
birthday.
Misses Zella Goddard and Lucille
Naean were the charming hostesses
ar delightful 800" party last Sat,
u7 ~ night, for the Senior high
school class and few other young
friends.
Nr. and Mrs. Tyler and children
and Miss Margaret Ginter We're guests
at he W. R. Gibson home for dinner
0r Caster Sunday.
The cement basement Of Mr.. A. c.
Nr.in's new home northeast Of town
ia 1most finished.
Mr. and Mrs. Tyler have been busy
this week moving into the Patton
house south OF town.
nr account of whoopluc cough. the
Wman's club party on April % viii
hn fald az Mrs Frank Stewards
home instead Of at Mrs Ted Crafts as
l.rd on program.
The Cedarodge high school base
BAN team had the first practice game
nf he season at Olathe on Friday
an The teams were pretty
ey.rly matched. and put mp good
game. The score resulted 10 10 @ i'm
G- Of Olathe. The young men on
che NedaredEe team were Jimmy
sI... Frank Childs. Donovan Craw.
'om Phillip Aust, Ralph Wick. Dav.
.d 4kert, Ernest Taylor; Glen Eauf.
m John Wetterick and Kenneth
Du'r1.
raul INNS many friends and
sgh. mates will be glad to know
h he Is feeling much better this I.
v..N and hopes soon to he up and I
roud again.
The banquet for the basketbau'
cams, school faculty, and the other
.oums people OF the community ON
evening was decided
uc.rss, and while everybody had a
.ooJ time probably the occasion was
pog.ally memorable to Miss Eva
'ct"rson who was out with her school
natos for the first time since her
.poation. Mr. Frank Stewart was
Master Of ceremonies. and in his
.sua' happy manner kept everything
moving along, There were speeches
W Rev Jack Stewart. Or. Aust, Mr..
ion.Eomery, Mr., Ernest Briggs. and
rev ]. Hunsicker, and music was
urn he'd throughout the evening by
he orchestra. 100 guests were pres,
mt The gymnasium which is practi.
ally completed now will be fitted up
or the young people as soon as pos.