Arizona republican., 1918-04-07
SCOTTsDALE NEWS
 FOR TIE PAST WEEK

SCOTTSDALE, April 5.-Orlandq H. Carter and Hugh Hayden, left Monday in the iatter's car for Camp kearny. where they will visit Ser geant Francis Carter, of the medical corps. Before their return home. they will visit other points in Cali fornia.
 MT. and Mrs. J. J. Sidell who re- gently sold their ranch near Me- Dowell road to a MT. Sinica, have moved into the house with John Fitzgerald, where they will remain for a few days before leaving for Agua Caiiente.
 Mrs. Arthur L. Wadsworth of Pasa- dena, California, who spoke at the Tuesday night prayer meeting, on wosnen's work in missions, was the guest Of MT. and Mrs. V. A. Wander hoof during her stay here.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Last, who left in the late winter for California, have located in the San Jacinto Valley where they have purchased a fine ranch.
 The recent school election resulted in tie between J. F. Burleson and E. 0. Brown. The matter was settled " OObAttg e10l'Ii T ullOn casting the deciding vote in favor of Brown and appointing Burleson to fill the uneXpired term of Charlie Cold well, who resigned several months ago. when he moved to Tempe. As there had been no action taken on the matter during these intervening months, MT. Fulton deemed this the best way to give the community three trustees.
 On Sunday. April 7th, a basket dinner. will be held at the Baptist church, to which everybody is in- vited. After the morning sermon by the pastor, Rev. Pope, there will be held the communion service. In the afternoon it is every member of the church will be present to answer to roll call, with verse of scripture. A pleasing ceremony will be made of this. the first calling of the roll, in the new church.
 Mrs. Willard Waldorf was hostess to the members of the Embroidery club of Paradise valley on Wednesday afternoon. After busy afternoon, cake and hot chocolate were daintily served the guests who were about ten in number.
 Amongst the Scottsdale folk who motored to the Yaqui dance Saturday and Sunday, were Mir. and Mrs. Nor ton Kimsey, MT. and Mrs. Julian Benroth, MT. and Mrs. Paul Loomis, Mir. and Mrs. Guy Loomis and Mir. and Mrs. Charles Duckworth. Impressive Easter services were held at the Baptist church, with Reverend Richard S. Pope delivering the ser mon. The church was decorated with masses of pepper and palm branches and a quantity of flowers. There have been many amusing l incidents since the change in timl went into effect, people have missed the stage, been late for church and done all manner of similar things The Cheerful Kid" remarked that | it seemed fortunate to him that il | didn't happen in Great Grandfather \ day, because it would have been SC difficult to set the hour glass for ward an hour.
 MT. and Mrs. Cleon Sharp and little Miss Jean Sharp spent Easter Sun day at Granite Reef with a party oi | Glendale friends, which included MT and Mrs. William May and family and MT. and Mrs. Addington and family.
 l MT and Mrs. Julian Beuroth gave a picnic supper on the desert Sun 1 day evening, the guests were Mir and Mrs. Wm. Kimsey and MT. and Mrs. Morton KimseA
 Mrs. George Johnston and littlt son are in Phoenix, visiting in tho J. D. Bowers home, where a baby daughter recently made her appear. ance.
 MT. and Mrs. Laurie Gammill art driving fine new Chevrolet car.
 Reverend and Mrs. Richard Bop, | and Chester C. Cash were dinnel | guests on Tuesday of Mrs. Ellen Casl and her daughter, Mrs. Edgar Rob bins.
 The children of Paradise valley en. Ijoyed a merry hunt for Easter egg!
 Sunday afternoon, at the John Ryai home, where the bunnies had lait
 quantities of gaily decorated eggs il
 the wheat field. To Bert Welch Wa
 awarded the prize for finding thu
 most eggs-a pair of thrift stamps fo
 his book. The children partieipatins
 in the fun, were the two young son
 of the home, Henry and "Jim,'' Grac'
 Waldorf, Carrie and Myrtle Welch
 Gibson Oliver, Owen Welch, Der Welch and Russel Oliver. Older peopl
 assisting MT. and Mrs. Ryan wer
 Mrs. Henry Pierce, Mrs. Minter. Mrs
 Oliver, Miss Mabel Brown. Miss Aim; Pettis, MT. and Mrs. H. o. Welch. I Mir. and Mrs. E. R. Ward, who ar