Arizona republican., 1920-05-02
ATTRACTIVE TEMPE
 GIRL BECOMES BRIDE

TEMPE, May "A very pretty we'd ding took place yesterday afternoon at o'clock at the home of MT. and Mrs. Peter Godfrey, southwest of town when their daughter Lucetta and Jeff Temple were united in marriage Rev D. H Reid of the Methodist church of ficiated The house was very ar tistically decorated with pink and white flowers and the bridal party stood under a large white wedding bell. Miss Leona and George Godfrey, sister and brother Of the bride, were the attendants. About 50 guests were presented and following the ceremony dainty refreshments were served.
 The bride is one of Tempe's most popular and attractive young ladies. having come to the valley with her parents a number of years ago from South Dakota. She has attended the grammar school, high school and nor mai school here. A
 The groom is an ex-service man, now in the employ of the reclamation serv- known in the younger set of Mesa. The young couple will make their home in Mesa
 Present May Day Games
 The children of the training school will present on Monday morning va rious May day games. All parents and friends are cordially invited to attend this May day fete.
 Training School Boys Victorious
 The training school baseball team are now winners over the Kyrene base ball team. 4 series of three games has been played between the two teams and the training school boys have won two out of the three.
 Royal Neiehbors Meeting
 The Royal Neighbors will meet Mon day night at o'clock. All beneficiary rI1eaTK- policies.
 Entertained Class
 Idella Haynes very delightfully."- en- tertained her Sunday school class yes terday by having a picnic form of par ty at her home east of town. Every one present had an unusually fine time.
 Birthday Party
 Little Arthur Curry celebrated his eighth birthday yesterday with party at which about 20 little playmates were present. Games were played and refreshments served and general good time was enjoyed by all.
 At the Churches
 Christian-Sunday school at 10. l.. C. Austin. superintendent Morning worship al II. C, F.. at 6: :45 and even ing services at 7:S0. Following the morning service all church members will have their picnic dinner in the church dining room, as a farewell gathering for Rev Cross and family.
 Methodist-Sunday school at 10. Prof c. w. Persons, superintendent. Morning worship at II. Epworth league at :45 and evening service at 7:3Q.
 Baptist-Sunday school at 10. Prof. R. J. Shirley, superintendent. Morning service at II. B. Y. P. U. at AS. fol- lowed by the evening service.
 Congreg egational-Bible school at 10. Morning worship at II. Sermon topic. Choosing Our Ancestors" Evening service at s. conducted by the Mems club. Charles H. Gable will speak on Life in Madeira Island" All are cor dially welcomed to the services.
 Funeral for Mrs. kortsen Funeral services were held at 10: 30 o'clock yesterday morning at the Kortsen residence for Mrs. Kortsen. 1 Rev. D. H. Reid officiated, Mrs. Kort- sen being a member of the Methodist church. Some very pretty ard com forting hymns were sung by the choir from the Methodist church. A large crowd of friends. neighbors and rela- tiVes were present, and there were many beautiful floral offerings. FOR SALE-Furnished house. six 1 rooms and bath. Inquire 113 E. Sixth ! St.. Tempe.-Adv k FOR SALE-Good Singer sewing 1 machine. Apply at 11S West Sixth St. ] Tempe, AriZ.-Adv. b |