Arizona republican., 1910-04-28
READY FOR ANNUAL
 SUNDAY SCHOOL P|CN|Cs
Presbyterian Boys and Girls Look For
 ward to Saturday.

Every DON ana Slfl belonging To tnc Sunday school of the First Presbyterl an church Of Phoenix is looking for ward with greatest pleasure to the an nual picnic of the school to be held on Saturday at DreW's park, Mesa A special train will leave the Southern Pacific depot at 9 o'clock and tickets for the round trip will be on sale that ! morning at the depot and the day be- fore at the Southern Pacific office. A special rate of 60 cents for the round trip for adults- and of 30 ,, cents for children over , years and under F years has been offered. Children un- der years free.
 That the ball game and the racing events will be of the best is vouched for by C. R. Craig, who will direct the youngsters crossing bats. and by Dick Erdmans, who is in charge of the racing program. Superintendent J. M. Miller will devote the day to oversee ing things in general.
 The baseball game is scheduled to take place in the forenoon and will be called at 1O:30 o'clock. The teams will be designated as those of the Junior Bible class and the Wide Awake class. The winning team will be presented with pennant donated by the Miller Sterling company.
 That the decisions in the baby con- test to be held at the conclusion of the program will be eminently fair is pre- sumed as the judges have been se- lected from the membership of the Sunday school The prettiest baby will receive a silk bonnet donated by :. H. Mitchell. superintendent of the Phoe- nix city railway. The larges: family upon the grounds will receive an Ak minister rug donated by the Doris Heyman company The biggest races upon the program are of course those to take place between the fat men and between the fat women.
 The race program follows:
 1. Running race: girls under 10 years. First prize. d beautiful doll do- mated by C. H. Davidson: second prize, d parasol, donated by the New York store
 ? Running race; boys under 10 years. First prize. baseball init. donated by C. H. Davidson: second prize. harmonica, donated by ller-Sterling company.
 3. Running race; girls from 10 to If years. First prize. one Japanese China cup and saucer. donated by C. H. Davidson; second prize. fancy linen handkerchief. donated by J. c. C. H. Boon
 1. Running race: boys from 10 to IA years. First prize. one Brownie Kodak, donated by Miller Sterling company: second prize. nice book. ''Thc Settlers in Canada donated by the Berryhill Book company
 ,. Running race: girls from 15'to IS years. First prize. burnt leather music roll. donated by the Redewill Music | company; second prize. box of bonbons, donated by the Donofrio-Zunkel com pany.
 6 Running race; boys from 15 to IS years First prize. Hartford bicycle l tire. donated by the Phoenix Cycle 1 company: second prize. solid bristle brush. donated by. the DiehI Shoe com | pany.
 7.. Running race; girls over IS years | First prize. a fancy hand-painted dish. | donated by Charlie Donofrio; second | prize, box of fancy stationery, donat- 1 ed by Boehmer's Drug company.
 s. Running race: boys over IS years. | First prize. gold stick pin. donated by | Mir. l. Rosenzweig: second prize. fine | necktie. donated by Goldberg brothers |
 9. Free-for-all running race for boys | under F years. Prize, one dollar l (s1.00) deposit in savings department | of Valley bank donated by the Valley | bank
 10. Free for-all running race for | girls under F years. Prize. one dollar | tSl .00) deposit in savings department | of Valley bank. donated by the Valley | bank. sss
 II. Running race: married men. First | prize. one years subscription io the ' Arizona Gazette. donated by the Ari- l zona Gazette: second prize. three | pounds fresh roasted Mocha and Java | coffee, donated by McKee's cash i grocery
 F. Running race; married women. 1 First prize fine handbag. donated !, by the Boston store; second prize, ! Wild Flowers by Eugene Field, do- | mated by Post office Stationery store. |
 IS Sack race First prize, baseball 1
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