Arizona republican., 1910-04-18
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Among those who came out rom Phoenix to attend the tri-county Sun day school convention Saturday were Rev. MT. Phillips of the Christian church, Mrs. Frisdel and Miss Nellie
 Banks. A number of delegates were present also from Glendale. represent ing the different Sunday schools at that place. Most of the delegates drove in their own conveyances and returned in the evening.
 Miss Erle Hughes of Tempe was a , guest of MT. and Mrs. l.. D. Rousseau throughout the convention. The Rev. MT. Harden and MT. Price of the Congregational church at Tempe | were guests Friday night at the home | of MT and Mrs. Stanley Howard They attended the convention Saturday and returned to Tempe Saturday evening. Friday evening MT. Harden addressed the convention on The Needs and
 Methods of Inculcating Brotherhood and Benevolence in the Bible School. Saturday afternoon MT Price made a very interesting talk on How to Hold Boys in the Sunday School" At the business session Saturday afternoon the following officers were elected: President, B. w. Getsinger;
 vice president for Pinal, Mrs. G. M. Broadway; vice president for Yuma. C. L. HicksOn; secretary, Miss Erile Hughes of Tempe; treasurer. Mrs. J. A. VinSon of Cartwright. MT. Getsinger
 was present Sunday and took charge of
 the convention, making a most inter- esting and helpful talk in the after taH lesson how 10 conduct Sunday school in
 twenty minutes.
 The Rev. MT. Douglas of santa Ana l California. filled the pulpit at the II o'clock services Sunday morning. He took for his subject an old text, the story of the rich man and Lazarus, but , interpreted it in strikingly difieren, way from the one commonly used. EV- cry one present went away feeling that he had something worth while to carry away with him and think about. A most bountilful dinner was served al noon Sunday on the parsonage yard. Cartwright has a reputation Of fur nishing things to eat in great abund- ance. but she certainly overdid herself Sunday.
 Mir and Mrs. l.. D. Rousseau drove
 to Phoenix Tuesday. Mrs. Rousseau remained oyer night the guest of Mrs. McLelland and attended the wedding of Miss Hughes to Mir Summers.
 Mir. Hancock is quite sick, being threatened with typhoid fever. MT. Taylor has moved from the os- trich farm to Phoenix. MT. Burris has moved into the tents vacated by MT. Taylor.
 The Country Reading circle will meet Thursday afternoon with the new pesident. Mrs. Frank Beasley of Fow- Ter. A full attendance is desired.
 number of our. young people at tended the party given Wednesday night at the home of MT. and Mrs. George Kay. Among them were Clyde and Willie Rousseau. Miss Margaret and Morley Howard and Arthur Miller.
 Mir. and Mrs. Greer, from near the Indian school. drove to Cartwright Sunday and attended the convention.
 The league sociable will be held this month at the home Of Mir and Mrs. Mudersbach.
 Willie Mariar's friends will be glad to know that he is very much improved. He left Monday night for California for short visit with his father.
 MT. Kyle sold his ranch this week to MT Warren, who moved out from town Wednesday and took possession at once MT. Crawford, who has lived in the house all winter, moved to Phoe- nix MT Crawford is still in the em- plov of the Valley Pride creamery, and drives out every day to collect the milk.
 Among those who drove to town last Friday to meet the delegates to the convention were Mrs. Jack Brooks. l.. D Rousseau and Mir. Howard. MT. Howard was the only one who succeed ed in finding anyone who wished to come out.
 The special called meeting of the dairymens cooperative association Tuesday night at Sanley Towards was so Unattended that no business could be transacted. Those present might have been called a quorum. but those for whom the meeting was called were not present and there was nothing that could be done. The regular meeting of the association will be held next Tuesday night. It is to the interest of every member to be there. as some very important business is to be trans acted, something that may affect the interest of every man in the associa- ton, so every member should attend and look after his interest. Stanley Towards is the place of meeting.
 Mrs Tourney. principal of the school at St John. attended the convention at Cartwright Sunday.
 Mrs Williams of Glendale is guest of Mrs. J. G. Brooks this week.
 Joe Whiteside, who left last week to spend the summer in the mountains. returned Wednesday to get his mall. His friends think it is a long distance to travel just for his letters. and are wondering if he has not decided that the Salt river valley after all is the best place to be. He is a guest of MT. and Mrs. J. G. Brooks.
 It would be hard for anyone to find fault with the Salt river valley at pres ent The climate is ideal and the ranches seem in perfect condition. Ev- cry yard is a flower garden, roses espe- cially being in great abundance. All vegetation seems to be flourishing un- usually we'll after the hard winter. Cartwright is looking especially well. We are very proud of our country as being the best alfalfa section in the valley