Arizona republican., 1920-09-19

gan, mathematics stella Gardner, ge- ography; Charles D. Boyles, physical education; Edith Symns, English; Mar guerite Mall, handwriting; Inez Craw- ford, music.
 Sixth grade: Mabel Kelly, Stella BonweH Henrietta Tarwater and Sieg- fried Soder.
 Fifth grade: Mae Hilbert, Iona Riley, Gladys Palmer and Theresa Randall.
 Fourth grade: Alta Brooks. Nina Cotton, Grace Standage and Amy Riggs. es; Margaret Shea, Americanjzation; Ethel Sanders, special teacher; Golda Godsha1l. home economies; M. F. Dunn, manual training.
 Irving school: Nina Alexander, prin- cipal; Mildred Francis, Dorothy Jake, Edith Quigley and Melza Bierry. third grade; Oda Beardsley, Ruth Randall Ethel Shrine and Dena West. second grade Vivien Standage, Marnie Fran cis, Mrs. Edwin Daley. Anna Thomp son, Bessie Fox and Blanche Barnes, first grade.
 Webster school: Elsa Hillerich, first principal; Zenohia Harmon. fourth grade; Pearl Williams. third grade; Harriet Brown, second grade; Stella Kaufman, Rachael .Orduno and Mrs. Mary Davis, first grade; Lucia Maier, opportunity classes.
 Colored school: Helen Vance, upper grades; Buelah Morrow, lower grades.
 Kindergarten: Lorena De Lano and Clara Fox.
 Nellie Wilcox, school nurse and CO., ordinator.
 Ruth Huber, supervisor of music.
 Mildred Rufsvold, supervisor of art.
 Noreene Gloves, supervisor of phys icaI education.
 Ruth Meakin. secretary.
 H. F. Hendrix, superintendent
 Poppy Day Nets Returns
 Poppy day was enthusiastically ob- served in Mesa Saturday and it is es- tirnated that close to s200 was re- alized from the days work by the boys and girls on the streets. From early morning until late at night more than a dozen children, bedecked in the Poppy day banner and carrying their baskets of poppies and contribution boxes, worked the streets, and few people during the day escaped their eagle eyes. It was altogether a successful campaign and the givers were as elated as the workers over the days results.
 Remains Shipped East
 The remains of John w. Cobb. the Arizone Eastern brakeman who was killed in the Mesa yards Thursday aft ernoon when he accidentally fell be- tween two cars while uucoupling them. were shipped Friday evening to the home of his parents at Stony Creek, Va.
 Baptist Church
 Services at the Baptist church will be conducted as follows Sunday: Sun day school at 9.45 a. In.. T. B. Cros- we'll superintendent. Morning wor- ship at II a. m. Subject of sermon. ''The Forfeiture of Spiritual Power Evening worship at ': 30 D. m. There wall be baptizing at the close of the evening service. Choir practice Thurs day at 7:30 p. m. You are invited to attend all of these services. Mrs. R M. Tafel choir directress. J. Lawrence Bell, pastor.
 St. Marks Sunday
 Sunday services at St. Marks church will be conducted as follows: Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Morning service at 1 a. m. Subject of sermon, Wise Waste" Cordial welcome extended to all Music under the direction of Mrs. Musette Brown. Francis Bloy. rector.
 Wilbur Family Returns
 George Wilbur and family returned to Nest Friday from their ranch in northern Arizona, where the summer was passed.
 Firemen's Dance Huqe Affair
 The Mesa fire department realized a handsome sum as the result of it's efforts in staging the firemen's ball at the L. D. s. sanitarium Friday night. A crowd of merrymakers that taxed