Arizona republican., 1920-12-10
REV. FRANCIS BLOY
 ID REMAIN RECTOR
 OF CHURCH AT MESA

MESA. Dec. g. -- Tho Rev. Francis Bloy. rector of St. Marks Episcopal shurch, will remain in Mesa. At a meeting Wednesday night with the vestry of his church the possibility of a change to Prescott, the church there having been offered to Rev. Bloy some time ago, was given consideration and arrangements were made whereby the Rev. Bloy will continue in his present capacity as rector of the local church. The Prescott churh was notified on Thursday of the deision.
 To Mesa and southside citizens with whom the Rev. Bloy has a large ac- quaintanceship information of his con- tinuing to fill the local pulpit will be pleasing and welcome news. First in- formation that he was considering a change aroused interest generally and the various efforts put under way to insure his continuing here bore fruit when the vestry of the church met to consider the matter.
 Rev. MT. Bloy is chairman of the Mesa chapter of the American Red Cross and was in charge of the recent drive when in a weeks time $500 was raised in membership fees. The sale of the Christmas anti-tuberculosis seals is also under his charge this year and
 
 been made an active campaign to fur ther the drive will be started early next week.
 Young People Married
 Miss Para Lee Ellsworth, daughter of Mrs. Emma Ellsworth of Mesa, and Ernest Ellis, were married on Monday evening of this week in Phoenix, BishoI J. R. Price of the Phoenix ward chape performing the ceremony. Mrs. Ellis has made her home in Mesa for many years and is a well known and populai young lady of this district The groom is associated with the American Rail. way Express company in Mesa and tn, young people will make their hom, here.
 Shoe Shop Is Sold
 John ". Bates, proprietor of the sho shop on South McDonald street, ha. disposed of his interests in the concerl and will devote his attention to othe interests in Mesa. J. P. Ives, the nev owner. has in the past made his hom in Phoenix. He already has assume, charge of his business here.
 5aby's Close Call From Drowning
 Hugh Johnson, the 2-year-old sol of MT. and Mrs. Denver Johnson, re siding on the southeast edge of Mesa had a narrow escape from drowning WeuHSSudy afternoon. The little tel low, while at play with his little sister accidentally fell into an irrigating ditcl nearby. Immediate calls for help at tracted attentionto the childs mishaI but considerable work was required be fore the child recovered after 1t ha been rescued from the water.
 Prepare for Bazaar
 The ladies of St. Marks Episcops church are busily engaged in prepar ing for the annual bazaar to be give on Saturday afternoon and evening i the guild hall. The affair is in chars of Mrs. Walter D. Webb and there wi be booths with the following ladies charge: Baby booth. Mrs. Cecil Drew fancy work. Mrs. Frank Griffin: cooke foods, Mrs. S. E. Swift; apron boot Mrs. Fl. D. Evans.
 Southside Theaters Today
 Majestic, Mesa: Bessie Barriscale The Woman Who Understood Phantom Joe," serial starring Juantt Hansen; Pathe News.
 Gilbert. The Fourteenth Man" fe, turing Robert Warwick; Sunshir comedy. "The Great Nickel Robbery"
 Tempe: Homer Comes Home" sta, ring Charles Ray; Rolin comed Fellow Citizens"
 Chandler: Help Yourself" starrir Madge Kennedy; Mack sennett con cry, Let 'er Go"