Graham guardian., 1911-04-21
THATCHER NEWS

SCnOOlS MOuuoy' |;
David Claridge. of Solomonville'
spent Sunday visiting with ms pa
rents.
Crozier Kimball and wife, OF ot.
David, are visiting for a week with
their relatives.
Alec De Witt returned Sunday
evening from his mission IN the
Northwestern States.
Miss Millie Bond left Sunday for
Los Angeles, Cal, where she ex-
poets to spend the summer.
The district school took an ex-
cursion to Cuffs ranch, Friday, as
q fitting close to their years work.
O. s. Woolley, accompanied by
Bishop Welker, Of Stafford, went to
Globe, Sunday evening in the inter-
est of the Mt. Graham Lumber 70.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen re-
turned home from Salt Lake City
Sunday evening, where they had
been attending the general confer
ence.
Eugene Caruthers. a former
townsman of Thatcher, visited IN
town Wednesday. His many friends
were glad to see his genial face on
the streets.
Ed Claridge, who has spent the
past eighteen months doing mis-,
sionary work in Australia. returned
home Sunday evening. His wife
met him at Bowie. His many friends
are glad to welcome him home
again.
Some special features of the. Sum
day afternoon service were: A les
SON by the seeccnd-grsie religion
class on Habits" conducted by
Miss Ettie Lee. Solo, Calvary,
by Mrs. Chrilla Jones. Talk, by
Crozier Kimball. of St. David. Vo-
cal Solo. Consider the Lilies by
Mrs. Laura Blazzard. Talk, Care
of the Cemetery" by President
Kimball. Easter Hymn by the
choir.
On Monday, April l7th. the sew
enty-eighth birthday of Mrs. Ann
Pace was celebrated at the home Of
: her daughter, Mrs. Frank Tyler
Forty-two children, grandchildren
and great-grandchildren gathered II
the forenoon, and at 1900 O'CLOCK
all sat down to a sumptuous no
dinner. The day was spent in Wis
ting and conversation. In the at
ternoon ice cream and cake wer'
served. Mrs. Pace was happy Owe
the event, and in spite OF her sew
enty-eight years, was the Joliles
one of the crowd.
Wednesday evening, the JUNO
class of the Academy entertaine
the senior class with social at tn
Academy. The entertainment II
cluded the commercial graduates
also those from the preparator.
making in all twenty-eight grad'
ates with their partners. The fat
ulty and their wives were also pre-
ent. The entertainment consiste
of choice program, few we
planned games and the serving
ice cream and cake. The junio
managed the thing with their usu
skill and it proved to be highly el
joyable to all.
The class which graduated fro
the district school in 1910 celebrate
the anniversary of their graduate
by a social given at the home
Ella Tyler, Friday evening. Out
the nineteen who belonged to I
class, fifteen were present. i
Young people spent the evening
rendering some musical number
playing games and having cand
pulling. Miss Ella Tyler surpris
the class by serving ice cream a
crackers about ten o'clock. MI
all Of the class are now members
the first year in high school. Tn
had a very pleasant social.
The M. l. A. rendered most
teresting Easter program to lar
and appreciative audience Sund
evening. The following numb'
were given:
Easter hymn, by the congre'
ton, led by Mrs. Wesley Blazza
Easter chorus, by the Las Can
doris Alegres, of the Y. l.. M: ].
Easter sentiments. by Cynt
Skaggs, Vida Allen and Jane
Ison.
Vocal solo, by Miss Theresa +
ter. -. ,r r.
Easter talk. by Miss Viola Fl
land.
Violin trio, by Professor Bo
Mrs. Welch end Ella Haywood.
Easter quartette, by the yo'
men.
Violin solo, by Professor Bone
sh.rpless Tubular Cream Separa
hest on the market, at Solomon =
-.-c;.l Co SolomonyiIle.