Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
FIVE NAMES FILED
 FOR TEMPE PRIMARY

FUR lENEPE PRIMARY
 TEMPE. April S.-The city primaries for the election of new councilmen and mayor will take place some time this month and already. through the sign ing of petitions, the following names have been announced as candidates for the vacancies: K. B. Meyers, C.. A Goodwin. c. NJ. Woodward, R. J. Flight and c. G. Steele.
 |. O. O. F. Will Celebrate
 Members of the Tempe lodge No s, I. O. O. F., are rejoicing over the fact that the trustees of the lodge have recently disposed of the balance of in debtedneSs on their lodge hall at the corner of Mill avenue and Sixth street
 In order to celebrate this. the odd Fellows and Rebekahs will hold a joint banquet at the lodge hall on Saturday evening, April 3. All odd Fellows and Rebekahs soiournng in the neighborhood are cordially invited to attend.
 Legion To Give Dance
 The American Legion are now mak- ing final arrangements for a dance which is to be given in the CosmopoIi- orchestra is to provide the music, and besides the latest ways and means of dancing, it has been arranged to have a number of old fashioned dances. The usual price will be charged and the proceeds will go into the building fund.
 Easter Egg Hunt
 The first and second grade children of the Tenth Street school enjoyed an Easter egg hunt which was given by the children, assisted by their teach CTS. The hunt took place at the school building.
 Tenth Street Faculty Entertained
 Mrs. Hope Windes entertained the Tenth Street faculty. and the music and drawing supervisors. Thursday evening at her home on Ninth street The affair was an April Fool party with very, unique and exciting enter tainment. All the guests greatly en- joyed the evening"
 All Day Visitors
 Mrs. Jessie Eyer and daughter of Phoenix spent yesterday visiting Mrs D. G. Buck. Mrs. Eyer and Mrs. Buck were old time friends in Kansas
 Mayor Out Again
 Mayor Dimes. who was ill last week. is now able to be out again and spent part of the day yesterday attending to his duties in the drug store
 Rev. Douglas Home
 Rev. T. O. Douglas returned yester- day from a months stay in Tacoma Wash, which was spent in rest and visiting. Mir. Douglas reports that the weather there was rather chilly, and trough it is a fine country, Arizona looked better than ever upon his re- turn home
 Chautauqua Program
 April S-Afternoon:
 Concert. Porter Concert Company Lecture, Benefits Forgot. .......
 NIT. J. w Terry Night:
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 United States" MT. J. w. Terry Concert. Porter Concert Company April 9-Afternoon:
 Lecture, "A Canary in a Coal Mine"
 .....--...... .Chautauqua Director Concert Loseffs Russian Quartet Program of Stories for Young and Old; Opening of the Junior Citi- zenship Campaign. n....
 .--...--.. Mrs. Cora Melton Cross Night:
 Lecture. 'The Making of an Ameri- can. .Chautauqua Director Concert. .Loseff's Russian Quartet April 10--Afternoon:
 concert. ...-..--..... Dudos-Starbuck Feature Concert Go. Lecture, Community Leadership
 Mir. Guy M. Bingham Night:
 Lecture. "A Tower of Babel. .
 ............... MT. Guy M. Bingham concert. Dudos- -Starbuck Feature Concert Co.
 Family Reunion
 MT and Mrs. T. J. Parry had a fam fly reunion yesterday at their home south of town. Charles Parry, who has been located at Bakersfield, and daughter and husband, MT. and Mrs. J. F.. Reese of Los Angeles. Cal, ar rived here Wednesday evening and Thursday morning. Mrs Reese will be remembered here as Elizabeth Parry. Other members of the Parry family who live in the near vicinity | were also present.
 Easter Morning Services sunrise prayer meeting has been l planned by the Normal r ". c. A. for