Arizona republican., 1920-02-29
MASONS ENTERTAIN
 LADIES AT DINNER

TEMPE. Feb. 29.-A very elaborate banquet was given last Friday evening in the Masonic hall. The members of the Masonic order were the hosts and had as their guests their wives and lady friends. numbering in all about 80. K. B. Meyers, the junior warden, presided, and Rev. D. G. Re1o led in prayer. All present spent very enjoyable evening.
 Scouts Hike
 A large number of the boy scouts accompanied by their scout master. Olin Totten, spent most Of the day yesterday hiking out to the hiero- glyphics south of town. As usual the boys enjoyed every minute of the time and wished that the day was longer
 Maccabees to Meet
 There will be meeting of the Mac cabees next Tuesday afternoon at ?: 30 Following the business hour there will be a social hour and refreshments.
 Home Nursing Classes
 The Home Nursing classes will meet Monday. March l, in the afternoon at 2:30, and in the evening al o'clock sharp. The lectures will be given in the Industrial Arts building at the Normal school. All memebrs of these classes please remember the date and be in attendance at the first meeting.
 Visiting Brother
 Mrs. Fife Hicks and daughter, Miss Maude Hicks, came in yesterday morn ing from their home in Norton. Kan. They are visiting Mrs. Hicks brother, D. G. Buck, on West Fifth street.
 At the Churches
 Baptist: Sunday school at TO- Prof R. J. Shirley, superintendent. Mis- sionary sermon at II o'clock. Evening service at 7:30; subject, ."The Adamic Covenant" Special music al both services. At 6:30 there will be the young peoples meeting, with mis- sionary program. The Baptist Sun day school will give a brief Near East Relief program at 10:45 a. m.
 Congregational. Sunday school at lO- Morning worship at II. observing the day of prayers for schools and col leges; subject, 'grhe New Christian and the Problem of Leadership, At the 1:3o service, Captain Alkire of Phoenix will speak before the Mems club on "Bolshevism in Siberia" All are welcome at all services of the church.
 Methodist: Sunday school at 10. Prof. G. w. Persons, superintendent. II o'clock, morning worship. topic, The Ninth Commandment and the Cntamed and Unbridled Tongue" 6:45. EpWorth League. 7:30, Hoffman's pictures of the life of Christ, present. ed by the stereopticon.
 Christian: Sunday school at 10, L.. C. Austing, superintendent. Morning worship at H. Evening service at 7:30. There vii be baptismal service. c. F. at GAS.
 Death of Mrs. Westover
 Mrs. Brockman of this place re- ceived word yesterday of the sudden death of her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Westover, at her home i.l Flagstaff. The Westovers formerly lived in Tempe. and the news of Mrs Vest overs death will be a shock to her many friends
 IN MEMoRIAM
 The funeral of the late esteemed J. k. Jones was conducted last Thursday afternoon, and no doubt the sad faces ana the attendance marked his stand Ing, Tor no man can truthfully say other than '.one of Tempe's best citi- ZenS Is gone. Years will pass and his place will still be vacant. for men like Johnnie,' as he was perhaps pest known, are not produced in abundance. Knowing him for several years, 1 have found him to be honest Tn all his dealings. doing good for evil ana trying to right all wrongs; giving ten-toid and never taking except what was ms own; never turning anyone away, be they humble or great. Inst now Its hard to realize he's gone. but ms deeds of kindness will be long re- mempered by scores who, in time of olstress or trouble, would seek his aid. May guardian angels guide his steps and watch over the aged mother and little wife who survive him.
 A