Arizona republican., 1917-01-29
Chandler News
SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE

The persons attending the Sunday School Institute We're certainly well repaid, as the talks made by the wis., iting delegation. Messrs. Raley. Dun lap. kimmer and Hinebaugh, were ex- cellent throughout. The opening ses- sion oh Friday afternoon was devoted to Q workers conference. The especial needs of Chandler Sunday schools were the points for discussion. The evening service opened with a devo- ticnal service b.' Mir. Kimmer. His presentation of Christ on the cross was the best word picture ever given in Chandler
 Rev. R E. Dunlap followed in an excellent address on the school, the pupil and the teacher He ably pressed home the truth that the years of a childs life from bahy to F years of age are of vast importance in training for Christi9n life.
 The closing speech was made by F.. D. Raley and was a rousing cali for the solving Of the problem of was strongly emphasized, regardless of where you are are or who you are.
 This institute was probably the best church meeting ever held in Chandler and 1t is a matter for regret that al Sunday school workers in the Chandler district were not present.
 BUILDING NEW HOMES
 Next week A. T. Harmar expects to begin the erection of a commodious bungalow at the ranch east of town MT Harmar is now in the Chandler pharmacy, but will leave there shortly and devote his time to ranch work.
 One Of Chandler's new residents, J. D. Fletcher. from Oklahoma, has re- It. Jat lnf DaL ctr Contractor Chtwood is now building a nice little house on the lot. It will have three rooms and a large front porch.
 AFTERNOON OF STUDY
 One more afternoon of study was add ed to the many already spent by the members of the C. L. C. Friday after noon Mrs A. T. Harmar was the host ess. Apart from number of short discussions the time was devoted to an article on submarine warfare. Mrs. o. w. Breustedt being the reader.
 RANCHERS MOVING
 Many ranches in the Chandler dis trict have changed hands the last few weeks w. H. Stowe expects to move to his desert claim in the Higley dis trict about the first of the month. A. Gregg will then move to the Stowe. place and having purchased an eighty acre tract adjoining this place will farm both ranches. Chas. Gam, of Phoenix, has leased the Lembke ranch just north of town and will raise stock and cotton. Mir Lembke has rented the George Morrison land and will devote all his time to raising fine cattle.
 METHODIST SERVICES
 E. D. Raley, Arizona's Sunday school man will preach in the Methodist church on Sunday morning at II o'clock. He hopes to make this a union service. Rev. William Reberger is now in California having been called there owing to the serious illness of his mother.
 LIBRARY TO OPEN
 Arrangements having been made for renting the former chamber of com- merce rooms. the Woman's club hopes to open the free Library this Wednes- day afternoon. About two hundred books are now ready for distribution and more will be added from time to time. The room will be arranged and used only as library.
 PERSONALS
 H. G. Lemon and wife motored to Mesa Wednesday afternoon.
 Rev. Francis Bloys of Mesa, spent some time in Chandler Thursday
 O. w. Breustedt was business vis- itor to Mesa Friday