Arizona republican., 1920-11-21
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INTEREST T|NG PROGRAM. BY kYRENE P-T ASSN. TEMPE, Nov. 2O-An unusually in teresting program was rendered at the Kyrene Parent Teacher association last Thursday evening. Colonel J. McClin- 1 tock, state historian, was present and delivered a fine address. Miss Roberts of the Tempe normal and Miss Lynd gave good talks, and Miss Whitney told in very interesting manner how to teach a child to read before he learns the alphabet.
 Yyrene decided at this meeting to cooperate with the Associated Chari ties in Tempe Mrs Forest Rich was chosen 8 sa representative to attend the annual meeting which is to be held in Herzberg's hall on Monday night.
 Able to Be Out
 Jack Hennes is able to be out again after his recent illness
 Joe Williams Arrested
 Joe Williams colored, who is alleged to have tried to assault a white girl in l was dTI0SlcQ EuOeil1A day night after he had been shot by deputy. He was taken to a hospital and will be tried as soon as he is able to aItsear.
 Fatty to Go With Show
 T. A. Valenzuela, better known as Fatty" has accepted an offer from the Alamo Carnival company and will leave shortly for Globe and Miami for a two months engagement. after which he will go to Long Beach.
 Tempe Churches
 Rev. Robert McMurdo of Chandler will preach at the Baptist church both morning and evening, Sunday.
 Tempe Congregational church, Sun day, November .21: Sunday school at 10 o'clock morning worship at II. Ser mon topic, Religion and the Hope of Immortality" Evening service at 7S0 under the auspices of the Mems club, a discussion of the California Japanese land question in which all are invited to take part.
 Christian church: Bible school at 10 o'clock; morniI worship at Il, with sermon by the pastor, Three Angels of Stewardship" Evening topic. An Unhappy Hike" The sermon last Sun day on Bringing Up Father" s5roved to be yer yinteresting. There was large and appreciative congregation.
 Tempe to Be Clean Town All handbills, posters. etc., now so much in evidence on telephone poles and trees in Tempe. are to be removed at once.
 Street Paving Bonds
 The first installment of principal and the second installment of interest on McAllister and Van Ness street s3aving bonds are due and payable at the city hall on or before December l 190. Program Greatly Enjoyed The Arizona program which was giv- en at the Womans club on Friday af- ternoon was exceptionally fine and was greatly enjoyed by all who attended Mrs. H. c. Locket talked on Arizona poets, Miss May Noble on Arizona artists, and Mrs. John Dennett, Jr., or Arizona authors. The music hy Miss Scribner and her high school girls was very good, indeed. Miss Yates rem , dered very pleasing violin solo. TEMPE, Nov. 20.-Mrs. E. Schmid 2 entertained several friends at a din. 3 ner party Friday in honor of he 2 friend, Mrs. E. A Murphy of Pasadena The invited guests beside the guest o honor were Mrs. C. Holmes, Mrs. R. H daughter Emily of Phoenix, Medame l Douglas, Buck and Walter Johnston 0 | Tempe.
 l Mrs Murphy. who formerly lived i Tempe visited at the home of he brother -in-law, Charles Pratt, durin fair week, and is now the guest o Mrs. Walter Johnston. spending tn week-en with her old friends i Tempe.
 Pay Your Water Bills II Unpaid water bills are now delin quent and should be paid before No l vember 20.
 H Cleaning Up Tempe II All handbills, posters, etc, now s much in evidence on telephone pole and trees in Tempe. are to be remove at once
 The first instalment of principa and the second instalment of interes on McAllister and Van Ness street paving bonds are due and payable g the city hall on or before Dec. 1. l92 Ill With TonsiIitis
 Billy Drollinger, little daughter (
 Mrs. L. Barker, is quite i'll with tor
 silitis.
 Will Locate in Tempe II J. E. Holmes is a recent arrival
 Tempe from Fouler, Colo, and is S well pleased with the place that | is in Phoenix, but will come here g soon as MT. Holmes finds a suitab residence.
 Business Visitors II Joseph E. Corbett was a bushes visitor in Tempe Friday. Il w Menhennet of Chandler was | Tempe Friday on a short business tri | Will Preach at Baptist Church Sunds Rev. Robert McMurdo of Chandl' will preach both morning and evenir at the Baptist church on Sunday. On Sick List Eugene IT,, the little son of MT. ar Mrs Eugene Laird. is quite i'll at u Laird home on Farmers avenue. S Will Give "How the Story Grew" "How the Story Crew. will be give
 at Scottsdale next Tuesday evenin
 The musical part of the program "
 be furnished by the Scottsdale ladie
 The proceeds of the evenings ente
 tainment will be donated to the bull
 ing fund of the Woman's club.
 Entertains in Honor of Mrs. Olson
 Last Wednesday Mrs. Charles Stee
 entertained at dinner all the pa
 chiefs of the Pythian Sisters, But
 temple No. 15. in honor of Mrs. Ellil
 Olson, who is here from San Dies
 Those present beside the guest
 honor were Medames Nell Woods. Flo
 Mullen, Emma Sandoz, Georgie Aust
 Nellie Felton, Ida Frankenburg, Hat
 Buck and Emma Clark All the pa
 chiefs were present except Mrs. Hom MOeur and Mrs Mando ApdarS0n