Arizona republican., 1920-11-05
MRS. VIM. WALTERS TEN-YEAR RESIDENT
 IF GLENDALE DIES

GLENDALE, Nov 4.-The death of Mrs. William Walters, who lived in Hadsell addition, occurred Thursday morning at 2:30 o'clock after an ill., ness of about 10 days. Mrs. Walters was born in Sayonburg, Kan, october IT. 1883, and came to Glendale some 10 years ago and made her home here ever since. Besides her husband, Will liam Walters, she leaves four children to mourn her loss-John, Billy, Dessa and Wayne.
 The funeral will be held from the Baptist church on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock and interment will be made in Greenwood cemetery in Glendale.
 Baby Boy
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Meeks are re- ioicing over the arrival of a 7-pound baby boy that arrived at their home Wednesday night.
 Moves to Yuma
 J. W. Coles and family have dis posed of their holdings in Glendale aud left Thursday afternoon for YuL.a, where they will make their future home MT. Coles in the past few months has been associated in the real estate business. but has given that up to take up some propositions in Yuma | county that seem to be sure winners
 r7ere NtSltin9 GTanupdFentS
 Raymond Burcky of Princeton, H., is in Glendale visiting his grandpar- ents, MT. and Mrs. c. w. Heberlee. MT Burcky has only recently been dis charged from the Twelfth Aero squad ron, which has been located on the bor- der at Nogales.
 Desert Picnic
 l A party of Glendale's young folks about 20 in all, journeyed out Lateral IS to the desert, where they enjoyed a desert picnic on Wednesday evening Weiners, marshmallows and coffee were the main items on the eats pro- gram. A number of the school teach CTS were in the party and two of then sang and played on ukuleles, much tc the enjoyment of all.
 Legion Dance
 The Walter c. Grassie post of the American legion will give another O. the post dances in the w. 0. w. hal Friday night, November ,. Good musi, and good time is promised to all ant record crowd is expected to attend In the last post dance held some fev weeks ago there was an unusual, large crowd present and at this tim even a larger one is being planned or Basketball in Tempe The Glendale high basketball tear  afternoon to play the first game of th a interscholastic conference. The loca boys have been practicing quite harc as have the girls, and a good game & expected. The teams will leave her z at o'clock, while the rooters will leav half an hour later. The team as give d out Is Betts, Harrington and Burrun & forwards; Marion Addington, center ~ Jones and Neistrath, guards: substl = tutes. F. Addington and s. Pattersoi n There is also to be a girls game an
 it is requested that it be announce
 that there will be admission charge
 in Tempe.
 Surprise Shower
 surprise in the form of a misce E laneous shower was given to Miss Gle \ one Marks by a number of her friend \ The evening was spent in games, mus
 and eating the good things provide Those who were present on Thursds E night were: Misses Ollie Brooks, IS K Heberlee, TheIma and Ruby Kirkpa E rick, Wren Claybrook, Ray Piper, NJ;
 mic Hutchinson, Mabel Ireland. Ele; E nor and Ruth Roberts; Grace Brev E ster Mabel Belden, Vina Freelan
 Aileen Green, Isadora Otto, Adel Carlton, Josie Bridwell. Mesdam \ Price. Doris Bell. Relia Baker, Car E ton, Ida Marks. Green, J. M. Marks
 News From Peoria
 The election board of this precin is improving in it's personnel. The were three women on it. Mrs. Wa oner. Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Becht
 have proved up for efficiency as cler \ and judges. The voting was rath \ light for a general election. Only out of a registry list of 537 voted. \ this 60 per cent Democratic precin \ there was a Republican landsliC Judge Lyman, Judge McAlister, Edi \ Jacobs and Frank Luke were the or ones who escaped the deluge. The i dependent vote is growing. Debs I ceived 3 and the Prohibition candida