Arizona republican., 1920-12-12

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 MESA WOMAN'S CLUB WILL SEE THAT ALL. MAIL BOXES ARE UP
 MESA, Dec. II. - Members of the Woman's Club of Mesa will make thorough canvass of the town Monday to see that all houses are numbered and mail boxes are up in readiness TOT the inspection for the city delivery mail route to be made by Postmaster Don C. Babbitt on Tuesday. Despite the publicity that has been given to the necessity of having houses num- bered and boxes up, many people so far have failed to comply with the request. and the Woman'S club at its meeting Friday undertook the can wasting plan as last resort to insure the establishing of the free delivery mail routes. A committee from the club has the Monday campaign Tn charge and will make an effort to see that every house is visited.
 The club also adopted the following resolution Friday with reference to preparations for the new routes:
 We heartily endorse the work that has been done by organizations, firms and individuals to number houses and place mail boxes so that Mesa may have free delivery of mail, and we urge | every resident of Mesa to have ht< home and place of business numbert and a suitable receptacle for mail ready before next Tuesday when an inspection will be made.
 THE woMAN's CLUB OF MESA
 Was Walking to Phoenix
 A desire. to follow his father and little brother to Phoenix prompted John Wilkes, four -year-old son of MT and Mrs. w. A. Wilkes, who reside IT North Evergreen, to start out on foot for the Capital city Saturday morning
 He was familiar with the main tray eled highway and he chose it as the
 best course to follow. Three mile:
 west he trudged along, bent on finding
 his father and brother who had Jeff
 earlier in the morning by automobile
 for Phoenix. Meanwhile, shortly after
 the little fellows departure from
 home, his absence was discovered ant inquiry for him finally developed int a frantic search for his whereabouts
 The neighborhood, the cotton fields
 and every other nearby locality wal searched for the boy but all in vain
 That the father was needed in th'
 search was certain and shortly afte
 noon the boys older sister started ou
 for Phoenix to notify the head of tn house about the missing member O the family. Three miles out on tn
 highway she noticed little felloy
 trudging along in a westerly direction | little lost brother. He had wanted t go to Phoenix ito find dad and if he' , had time, he'd probably have made il o. E. s. Club to Meet , The Order of the Eastern Star socis club will meet in the Masonic hal Monday afternoon at ? o'clock. A
 members and those who are eligibl
 for membership are urged by Mrs |
 G. Attaway, the chairman, to attend
 Home From Mission
 Verne Riggs, son of MT. and Mrt : ". A. Riggs, returned Saturday iron : Canada where he has been for the las year and a half on a mission for tn
 Latter Day SalntS churcn.
 Mesa Scores Over Glendale The Glendale alumni team wen down to defeat Friday night in gam ] of basketball played here in the L. ' $. auditorium with the Mesa tow . team. Scoring was an easy matte [ for the locals, the final score showin t Mesa 6S, Glendale 25. Phelps, Miliett : Mortenson and Dan and Jess Skouse !. comprised Mesa's lineup.
 2 Thieves Take Stapley Car Glenn Stapley of the O. s. Staple ? company Saturday offered s25 re
 ward for the apprehension of the per
 sons who stole his car from the I l D. $. auditorium Friday night whil r he was attending the basketball gam'
 The car was found in the east part 0 3 town by the Franklin school and gav
 evidence of having had hard usage.
 Have Baby Girl
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Sanborn ar 2 the proud parents of baby girl bor
 to them on Tuesday, Dec. '. Mr'
 Sanborn was formerly Miss Easton.
 Mesa Churches Sunday [. St. Marks Episcopal Church - Hol
 communion a. m. Sunday school an = Bible class g: 45 a. m. Morning praye = and address II a. m. Chandler serVic r 7:s0 D. m. Freeman hall. Francis Bio! e rector.
 f Methodist Church-Sunday schoo e 9:45. Morning worship at Il; sub e ject. "A Wonderful Christ" Epwort d League. 6:30. Public service 7:3' e Program, plans and addresses in re . gard to revival service in Januar!
 Remember the special feature at tn n Sunday school is the mems class. Yo are invited W. c. Miller, pastor. Q Baptist-Sunday school at 9:45 ; = m.; T. B. Croswell. supt. Mornin WOrSbiD at Il a. m. subject of ser 5 mon, ''The Extremity of Man" B. P. U. at 6:30 p. m; Morris Sorre / leader. Special evangeistic service a = 7:3o D. m. We shall have a twenty :, minute song service at the beginnin r of the evening service. We shall sin . the old fashioned hymns that have in spired the heroes of faith in centu = ries past. Prayer meeting and Bib z study class Wednesday t 7:30 p. n Il Choir practice Thursday at 7:30 p. n $ Mrs. R. NJ. Tafel will sing a solo z both the morning and evening servic U J. Lawrence Bell, pastor; Mrs. R. ! Tafel, choir directress.
 IL Southside Theaters Today
 Majestic, Mesa-"The Figurehead :. starring Eugene O'Brien. Big V. com II edy, The Backyard"
 } Gilbert-Frank Mayo in The Maj I riage Pit Mutt and Jeff cartoo d called The Bare Idea"
 Tempe-Bessie Barriscale in '' y Woman Who Understood Sunshir e comedy, The Great Nickel Robbery