Arizona republican., 1920-12-10

program the little tots are to furnish our Christmas program. This will be given Tuesday evening. Dec. 21, in the grammar school auditorium, with the following admission charges made: Grammar school pupils, l 3 cents: high school pupils and adults. 35 cents. The proceeds from this program are to be used in part payment for our play ground and athletic supplies. The teachers have been working on the program for some time and it gives promise of being the best program which VIC have ever given in the school. AS stated above it is to be ren- dered entirely by the little fellows and anyone who has ever attended prk- mary program knows what that means. Further announcement will be made at a later date. The following Is the pro- gram as at present arranged:
 Program: 1-(a) "Noche de Paz, Noehe de Amor
 ("Holy Night Silent NightD (b) The Christmas songs and folk games (non- English department) 1 2- Christmas songs and folk games. (English and non English
 Kindergarten) S-Dancing Bears.
 (First grades)
 4-Chorus, Russian children.
 5-zu zu, second grades. e-f'Mother Goose" third grades. 7--Songs--
 (a) "Merry. Merry Christmas" | (b) If You're Good"
 (Third grades)
 S--"The Toys Celebration" Il (Second grades) s-Christfnas carols-Boys' choir.
 To Go to Florence | J. Jackson will leave for Florence on Sunday, where he is going to investi- gate interests which he will add to those he has already established in this city.
 | To California | Mir. Englehart, who has been the guest of his brother, c. G. Englehart left for his home in Glendora, Cal, or N Wednesday, where he will stay until the middle of December when he vii return to Glendale to attend to business affairs in connection with the settle ment of the Englehart estate.
 Birthday party
 Master Horton Yeager was host tc a group of his school friends recently the occasion being his birthday ami. versary.
 To Live in California Mrs. Ewing, who has been treasurel of the Women's Missionary society O the Christian church, has resigned from that office and will leave soon for Call fornia, where she will make her home Mrs. Cavolt has been elected to fill th' position made vacant by the resigna ton of Mrs. Ewing. Recovering Steadily Mrs. Lidney Noel, who recently un derwent an operation at the St. Joseph hospital in Phoenix, is reported to be ol the road to recovery. Accepted Gall Here Rev. T. s, Stauffer of Medicine Bow Kan, will be the pastor of the loca Christian church and will appear il the pulpit immediately after the holi days. Rev. Stauffer was elected t take the place of Rev. Ghuore, who ha resigned.
 Work Halted Fred Walsh, who Is building the banl at Soottsdale, is at his home in Glen dale for a few days, as his work l temporarily stopped by the failure 0 building material to arrive. Cooked Food Sale Cooked Food Sale-On Saturday a 10 o'clock, the ladies Of the Christiai church will hold cooked food sale All kinds of goodies will be there fo you.
 Reported Better Word has been received by Mrs. B. Mcintyre, who is taking a series e electrical treatments, that he has en tirely recovered, although the treat ments will be continued for time. Jesus Martinez. pioneer resident c the Salt River valley and aged 96 year. \ passed away at his home Wednesda \ on Lateral 16. Interment was made i Greenwood cemetery in Glendale.