Easter at the Churches Across the City
Easter Sunday observances filled city churches with sermons, solos, choirs, and special offerings. Rev. H N Wilson and Rev. H S Cook led services at First Presbyterian and Methodist churches, with eight little girls singing and mission offerings totaling 115 dollars. Lutheran welcomed ten new members with "Evergreen Shore." Episcopal held 6 o'clock communion and 10:30 service with Violin and organ music. United Presbyterian reported strong membership growth and a $82 Thank Offering. Christian and Cumberland Presbyterian churches also held morning and evening Easter programs. No Easter services at the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Knights Templars
H. N. Wilson
Methodist Church
Cook
Amy Ragsdale
Lutheran Church
Evergreen Shore
Episcopal Church
W. W. Ayres
Earl
Dickinson
St. John
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
W. J. Fisher
United Presbyterian
Chrystosian
Esser
The
Baptist Church
B. E. Hart
Teachers Examination Results Released by Superintendent Colgate
The March 21 and 22 examination yielded first prize to William S. Glass and Edith Alvord. Second grade recipients include Catherine Godden, Minnie Weed, W. Wair, Lizzie Jesop, Doris B. Watson, Gertrude Nafe, Vira M. Beverstock, M. Adella Lucas, Annie L. Moller, Jink A. Perkins, Clara B. Ellsworth, and Frances Montgomery. Marguerite W. Frew earned third grade. six applicants failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colgate
William S. Glass
Edith Alvord
Catherine Godden
Minnie Weed
W. Wair
Lizzie Jesop
Doris B. Watson
Gertrude Nafe
Vira M. Beverstock
M. Adella Lucas
Annie L. Moller
Jink A. Perkins
Clara B. Ellsworth
Frances ©. Montgomery
Marguerite W. Frew
Died at 9 oclock after illness Cameron family man
Donald A. Cameron died at his mother's home 1802 Main Street after several weeks of pneumonia. Born in Denver August 24, 1877 he moved to this city in 1885 and married Divian Roddin on April 30. Survived by his widow his mother Clara E Cameron three sisters Mrs Carrier Mrs Palmer Mrs La Mont and brother Robert Cameron. Funeral arrangements not yet complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald A. Cameron
Main Street
Cameron
Denver
Divian Roddin
Modern Woodmen
Clara E. Cameron
F. N. Carrier
Hunter Palmer
la Mont
Robert Cameron
King’s La Junta Trip Ends With Lodge Oddity
Charles King in La Junta with a bloodhound to track a mob target reports the dog worked but locals doubted it. A stranger convinced him to join a lodge, arranging a doctor visit, a $1000 policy, and $50 dues receipt, reflecting local support for his work. Hutton visits Denver. Rabberger opens a new Denver studio offering photography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles King
Pententiary
la Junta
Mr. King
King
Pionere Reserve Lodge
Kings
Pueblo
Denver
Rabberger
Stylis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Merryman
Prof. Farmer
Miss McNaughton
Esther White
W. B. Ryle
Mrs. Johnson
G. Lacy
Humphrey
Miss Britt
Garden
Park
Geo. Kaes
Lincoln Park
Farmer
Hillside
Helen Logan
Canon City
Miss Yard
Mrs. Esther White
Olive Wright
Miss Virginia Resor
Miss Bunbury
First Methodist
Pearl Tucker
Nellie Whitlock
Vera Elliott
Cumberland Presbyterian
United Presbyterian Church
Christian
Christian Church
Rev
A. A. White
Mabel Hoover
Miss Resor
Will Martin
George Whippile
Mr. Hutton
Ice Company
Paris
Frank L. Smith
Armstrong
City
Colorado
Fecom
Felter & Anderson
Real Estate Investment Agency
W. T. Bridwell
Scotch Madras
Bakfer & Biggs
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