Arizona republican., 1919-06-13
MESA FRIENDS GREET FORMER PASTOR WITH
 PROGRAM AND SOCIAL

MESA June l3.-In InuISQdy nlSHL oH the lawn of St Mark s church a large number of friends of Rev. and Mrs. Francis Bloy. who are here on a visit from Globe, gathered for the purpose of greeting the popular minister and his family. The general popularity of the couple was attested by the character of the assemblage, practically every church in town being represented, and a portion of the excellent musical pro- gram being furnished by members of the l.. D. $. church, among the young people of which organization there is an exceptional amount of cultivated musical talent The following program, under the direction of Mrs. Musette Brown, was rendered:
 Piano duet, Mrs. Musette Brown and Miss Vera Johnson.
 Vocal solo. Loves Lullaby Mrs Wm. Menhennet.
 Reading, Ma and the Auto" Mrs Alton Peterson.
 Trio piano, Miss Guthrie, violin Misses Pomeroy and Vance.
 Mrs. Petersons resaling, setting forth the determined efforts Of Ma" to ad- wise Pa how to keep out of trouble while driving the family auto, brought forth such hearty appiause from the men. most of whom go through the same experience relative to Mas advice that Mrs. Peterson responded to the encore with another humorous selec- ton.
 Following the program, refreshment, were served. Mr. Boy will be in Mesa over Sunday and advantage will be taken of his presence for Sunday serv ice. Communion will be celebrated a 9 o'clock a. m., a short service withou any sermon, and in the evening at S:3l on the church lawn Mr. Bloy vii preach.
 Pledge S50000 in Few Minutes
 That the members of the l.. D. $ .hurch want and intend to have a grea temple of their faith erected in Mesa was shown at the Wednesday nigh meeting after President J. W. Lesoueu had told the 800 people gathered ther about the great Salt Lake conference and the approval of the church author ties of the plan to have Mesa selected ls the temple site Within a few min utes those present pledged themselve to assist in raising S50.000 of the neede amount. With this splendid start an, with the wide field from which to draw there is no doubt that as soon as tn plans are worked out for the raising O the money the matter will be definiteT settled and a temple to cost at leas S.0O,000, and probably $500 GOO, will b built Committees were appointed t make an active campaign for funds the personnel of these committees fo the various districts being as follows First ward-President J. W. Lesueu 0. $. Stapley, John Cummard and J. T Lesueur.
 Second ward - John Palmer, Da Hilbert, NJ. C. Phelps.
 Alma ward-Alma Davis, Hugh Dana Chandler ward-H. L. Peterson, Pal Huber.
 Gilbert ward-J. $. Allen.
 Lehi ward-John Jones.
 Phoenix ward-Warren Peterson. ( P. Price.
 Papago ward-E. C. Santeo.
 Pine-Walter Randall
 Ray-Lorah Dana.
 Hayden-David Powell
 Laveen-F. B. Harvey l.. Fuller.
 Casa Grande-Arthur Penney
 Soldiers Return
 Among the incoming soldiers who al rived yesterday are Harold Dobson an Howard Millett of the 340th field arti rery. Others who arrived a day or ago are Ed. Sanford and Joseph Le These two last are also of the famol 34Oth- All of the men have seen actr service on the battle front
 To Buy Gin Machinery
 F. c. Attaway of the Attaway- Phell company has gone to Los Angeles f the purpose of buying machinery to installed in the enlarged gin which u company will have ready for this SC; sons crop
 Mrs. Hagerlund III
 Mrs. J. W. Hagerlund is ill at Il family home on East First street. H affliction seems to be of the same VI riety as most other cases in this SC ton, an aftermath of the infuen epidemic.
 Bitten By Supposed Mad Dog
 Lucy Miller and John Carriger livil on North Morris street were bitten ye terday morning by a dog while | couple was walking along the stre The animal appeared suddenly and a lacked them. biting both before th
 Bessie Love at the Majestic
 The Great Adventure" starring Be sic Love, will be shown today at t Majestic. The 12th chapter of CT Man of Might and a Pathe News W