Arizona republican., 1920-12-20

LAvEEN NOTES

LAVEEN, Dec. 1S.-Last week all of Laveen buzzed with preparations for the annual bazaar. The anticipations were fully realized Friday evening, De- cember 10, by a crowd which literally packed the school house. All four rooms were utilized for the various de- partments. First to claim attention was a good literary and musical pro- gram:
 Hush. My Little Coon,' song by a class of girls in costume.
 Readings by John Nave.
 Duet by Mrs. Parker and Mir. Hens ley.
 Solo by Mrs. Walter Galusha
 A group of four songs by the Laveen quartette-Messrs. Robinson, Hensley, Galusha and Marsh.
 A comedy sketch was given as a take-off on the first wedding per formed by the new justice of the peace of Laveen. The cast: Justice, NJ. H. Sharp; Bride, Mrs. Halbert; Groom L. R. Baldwin; Witness, Tom Camp bell
 The finale presented Miss Colum- bia" in a tableau, while a large chorus sang "The Star -Spangled Banner" A short time sufficed to dispose of g table full of fine candies and the many useful aprons and fancy articles. i The fish pond was not plentifully stocked and was emptied in very shorf order
 After the cafeterie lunch of coffee pie and chicken sandwiches a few ar. ticle were sold at lively auction. MT McDonnel drew the beautiful dowI comfort in the raffle that closed th' very successful evening.
 The club ladies voted $73 of the ba. zaar proceeds for the support of tn two French orphans for whom the! are caring. Not to overlook home folks, they also purchased material fo a stage for the school house, which vii greatly aid in increasing the effective ness of all the community entertain ments.
 Mrs. Walter Sullivan and babies o Melrose, N. M., spent few days thi week with their relatives. the Chidix and Halberts.
 E. M. Tardy, district farmer on tn Maricopa Indian reservation, is spend ing his annual leave on a trip to Mex ico. He is at Guaymas Investigating land proposition. He reports Guayma weather as milder than that of this sec ton. Mrs. Tardy has as her guest he ister-in-law, Mrs. Ceasar of Phoenil though her visit is somewhat marre by very sore arm and illness due to recent vaccination.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Lacey and fam fly have moved to Phoenix, where M Lacey has obtained position.
 The Iaveen West Ward school wa the scene of a merry frolic Thursda, December g, when about 50 resident of the neighborhood renewed the youth in a child's party. They elaine their pleasure inlthe games and cours of sweets was as keen as that of tt sure enough children which they mol or less resembled.
 ? The Women's club of Layeen met C
 Thursday, December Is, with Me'
 danes Fred and Walter Galusha.
 Mrs. Baldwin outlined the plan of
 class in home millinery to be taugl
 by Mrs. Allen of the state universit
 The ladies took the preliminary stel
 toward forming the class. During u
 social hour MT. and Mrs. Harry G; 1usha received congratulations for the U 40th wedding anniversary and mar II hearty wishes that they would reaC ,,t safely their golden wedding ten yea II hence.
 lt The hostesses broke the refreshme u rules of the club to serve a delicio1
 two course lunch to celebrate the
 parents anniversary. IS The population of Laveen has be, ie increased by the advent of fine ne )f soms at the homes of Thomas McRey 1t olds, Jr., and Sheldon Cheatham.