Arizona republican., 1920-07-10
MRS. ELLOIV l. TEFFT
 DIES AT AGE IF 78

MESA, July 10.-Following an illness from influenza and pneumonia from which she never fully recovered, Mrs. Ellon l.. Tefft, aged 78 years, passed away Thursday evening at the home of her son, o. w. Tefft. northeast of Mesa. The aged lady came to Mesa some five years ago to make her home with her son here and until her recent affl1c- tions, had enjoyed good health. Mrs. Tefft is survived by her son here, and q daughter, who has been attending her bedside during her last illness.
 The funeral service will be con- ducted at 10 o'clock this morning in the Baptist church, the Rev. J. l.. Bell, officiating Interment is to be made at Fredericksburg, Va, to which point the remains will be shipped this evening.
 Back From the Coast
 J. W. Walker, cashier of the Bank of Gilbert. returned Thursday from Po- mona, where the Fourth of July vaca- ton was passed with his family who are summering there. F. D. MacDon- ald, local automobile man, and L. c. Davis of the Foxworth- Bush Lumber company also came in Thursday from short sojourns at coast resorts.
 Down From Globe w Ross Bryant arrived in Mesa last evening from Globe, Arizona, and fol lowing a visit in Tempe today with IIleDUS. VII EOEtlAAQt Oti lO A<CS ans cA~S where he expects to take the California state pharmacists examination. Bryant was for some years prior to 1917 asso- ciated with the McNary drug store ir Tempe.
 In FiImdom Today. Edith Roberts will appear on the screen at the Majestic today in the | feature photoplay, Her Five Foot | Highness.'' A Century dog comedy called Brownies Dog Gone Tricks is also on the program.
 Open Air Service The regular Sunday evening service at St. Marks Episcopal church will b. i held on the lawn where it is cool ana comfortable, it was announced yester- l day The service will commence at o'clock, the Rev. Francis Bloy deliver ] ing the sermon.
 On Trip to Denver l A. B. Reed of the Price, Reed ana i Newman Realty company. will leave l this evening with Mrs. Reed and thei two children for Denver, where the re mainder of the summer will be passed with relatives and friends.
 Hard On Fence
 Despite a five-foot page wire fenci l topped by four strands of barbed wire Mexican residents in the northern par of the city are still inclined to wen' l their way cross-Iots at the old cit. park. now the baseball park. Marsha 1 Warren said yesterday. The fence 1 erected but a week ago. already show l signs of the wear and tear where tn i old foot path used to cross the park and the pedestrians are now wont t crawl over the wires.
 Second Ward Services The following program of service will be conducted in the second war' ! chapel, Mesa, on Sunday, July Il. Sun l day school prayer meeting at 10:1O a l m.; Sunday school at 10:30 a. m.; sub ! ject to be treated in the parents class I Physical Fitness for Marriage" War' l teachers will visit the members of tn ward from D. m. to D. m. Sacra ment meeting will be held at 8 D. m when the following program will b. l rendered: Girls chorus by Phyllis Brig zee and company; cornet solo, Dyk' 1 Walton. The subject, Joseph Smith | a Patriot" will be treated by John Full 1 Ter. Elder l.. M. Bond will be the prin | cipal speaker of the evening Gu l friends are always welcome to attend i Clarence Dana, bishop.