Arizona republican., 1909-03-13
CARTWRIGHT,

CARTWRIGHT.
 | Cartwright. March l2-Church serv.
 ices March 14: Sunday school at 9:4; a. m.; lesson subject, "Aeneas ant
 Dorcas." Acts s:S1-3i. Preaching al
 II a. m. by the pastor. Rev. P. D
 Gardner; subject, Evidences of Chris
 tianity" Epworth League devotiona
 service at D. m: subject. "Our Pat
 tern" Leader. Miss Maggie Doyle
 Preaching at D. m, tg the pastor
 Prayer meeting and Bible study Wed nesday evening.
 | Miss Margaret Towards music class I will give a musical recital on Friday
 night, March 19. at the church Miss
 Margaret has a large class which in cludes pupils from all the adjoining
 neighborhood The swift progress of these pupils may be noted from time to time by attending these recitals. A cordial invitation is extended to all Rev. P. D. Gardner made trip to Phoenix Wednesday in connection with the purchase of lumber for the par sonage
 Friday marked the close of the sixth month of the Cartwright school The scarlet fever scare brought the aver age attendance below that of the form CT month, making the average attend ance 50 for this month. The following | pupils under Professor Higgins charge have been neither absent nor tardy during the month: Walter Brown, Ora Clay. Mary Doyle. Mabel Green. Otto Glossbrenner. Evelyn Gardner. Freddie Kile. Carrie Kile. Beulah Mo sier Mae List, Hazel TomDkins and Alfred Vinson.
 Hulda Brown was present every day but has one tardy mark. Those who rank first, second and third in the different grades are as follows: Fifth grade. Alfred VinsOn, Rebecca Brooks. Hulda Brown; sixth grade. Walter Brown. BUlah Mosier, Alice Mosier: seventh grade. Mary Doyle and Blanch List made just the same average and Roy Clay came next; eighth grade. Mabel Green. Manly Stump. Della Asher.
 A Washington birthday exercise was given in which pupils from both room took part
 The monthly report from Miss Nor gans room is as follows: Those who
  Lester List, Walter Barnes, Abram Glossbrenner. Harold Mosier. Stokely VinsOn. Emma Glossbrenner. Estella Glossbrenner. Allen Cartwright, Robert Stump. Stella Cartwright was present every day but was tardy once. Fourth grade-Rank l, Chloren Shiflet: rank ?. Frances Green; rank 3. Lester List. Third grade-Rank 1, Hughie Bond; rank ?, Lawrence Stump: rank 3. Har- old Mosier. Second grade-Rank 1. Una Mcclure: rank 2, Estella Gloss brenner: rank 3, Emma GlOssbrenner. First grade-Rank 1, Robert Stump; rank 2, Floyd Mosier; rank 3, Norman Terrell.
 Mrs. Doyle and Mrs. Mcclure called on Mrs. Kile Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Kile expects her husband home soon. Mir kile went to Oklahoma a short time ago to settle up his business af- fairs there, as he expects to make Ari- zona his home just as long as the cli- mate agrees with his daughter, Miss ElInice, for whose health he made the change. Miss Eunice is improving rap idly MT. Kile made a sale of his house. hold goods and a good per cent of his SlOth ldSl anu Nlll AtAul IT SbDAA'
 The second Of the contest debates between the Glendale Literary society and the Cartwright Literary society was held at Cartwright last Saturday night The lodge room was not large enough to hold the crowd, so the doors of the school house were opened and the people invited in there Glendale was well represented, there being two hay racks and numerous smaller rigs employed as conveyances. It required all the seats from the lodge room, as well as those of the entire school build ing. to seat the crowd The program was as follows:
 Song, "Twenty Years Ago"-Mrs. Ritchey of Glendale.
 Solo. "Massie's in De Geld, Cold Ground"-Miss Whitfield. accompanied by the Glendale male quartet.
 Comic song, "The Boy, the Teacher and the Glendale Male Quartet.
 Encore. "AIl on a Sunday Morning" (Comic. )
 Debate: Question. Resolved, That the Printing Press has done more for Civilization than the Steam Engine. Affirmative, Glendale-Prof. Chave. James Wilder and IL C- Darroush- Negative, Cartwright-J. P. Ivy, c. V. Gully, w. C. Stump. Judges. Albert Twinch. Shell Mosier and Jack Miller. The decision rendered by the judges was, affirmative one, negative two.
 Song. "Sleep, Sweetly Sleep"-Glen- dale Male Quartet.
 Song. Swinging in the Lare"-Mrs. Ritchie of Glendale.
 Aside from the speakers. l think the whole of Cartwright was sorry the decision was in favor of Cartwright, as that will deprive us of listening to the third debate. As Cartwright. got the decision in the first and second debates. there will of course be no third unless other arrangements are made.
 MT. and Mrs. Smoot were called Sat urday to the home Of Mrs. Shoots brother, John Ivy. who lives southwest of Cartwright. The call was occasion ed by the death of MT. Ivy's little daughter They also attended the fun eral. which took place Sunday.
 J P. Orme and daughter came down