Arizona republican., 1920-12-05
PLAY WILL FEATURE
 PROGRAM "WEDNESDAY

GLENDALE, Dee 5.-The Glendale Woman's club has planned a very in- teresting meeting for Wednesday, De- cember s. A special program has been prepared, the main part being a play of more than unusual interest. The play will be presented under the name of Jack and the Beanstalk.' which has been written by Mrs. J. NJ. Pear son. The cast will be composed en- tirely of the little folk of the neigh borhood. and in previous parts the children have had they have given more than pleasing entertainment.
 The idea of the play is to develop the child in this native production and nothing has been left undone to make 1t an entire success.
 In addition to the play there will be demonstration in home economies. | called deep fat" which will prove more than interesting to the ladies. This part of the program will be con- ducted by Miss Marian of the Glendale high school. This meeting will be in the nature of an open meeting and each and every lady of the community is especially invited. Each member of the club is expected to bring a friend The hostesses for the occasion will and Mrs. Asa Graham.
 "Who Do" Club The Who Do" club of the Metho- dist church spent Thursday evening at the home of R. A. Logue making candy for the bazaar that was held on | Saturday at the W. o. w Hall
 Another Sale
 The Cole dry goods has joined the ranks of the many sales that are pro- gressing so nicely in Glendale w. H. Clark, one time merchant of Glendale. | has the sale in charge.
 Here From Pennsylvania MT. and Mrs. A. l.. Johnson and | family of Clearfield county, PennsyI- vania, arrived to spend the winter in | Glendale and are the guests of Matin Randolph.
 Security Benefit The Security Benefit association has planned for another dance, to take place at the W. o w. hall on We'd nesday night, Dec. 15. This is to be a school dance and everyone is to come dressed as they did in the dear | old school days" The dancing set has ! been having some very fine times in the past few dances, and this one promises even to surpass the others i Don't be afraid to dress your part even if it does tell just how long ago | 1t has been since you were a school | kid. There will be special music and everyone is assured of a very good time
 Here for Winter
 Rev. and Mrs. White, parents of Mrs. J. M. Pearson, arrived Friday from l Chicago, where they stopped to spend the Thanksgiving holidays with their | daughter there Rev. and Mrs. White | are residents of New York and will 1 spend the winter here in the wonder | ful climate of the Salt River valley.
 From Los Angeles
 pr. and Mrs. Hill Hastings of Los Angeles were the week end guests of MT. and Mrs. P E. Bradshaw at their ranch on Lateral IS. Dr. Hastings is one of the most prominent eve. ear and nose specialists on the Pacific coast
 Baseball
 The Glendale Greys will cross bats with Prices Stars at the East Lake park in Phoenix Sunday afternoon al Z:50 o'clock. The Greys, anticipatina hard game from the capital city boys, have been out this week seoop- ing up a few hot ones and rattlins the boards on the fence with the oIc hickory. Manager Benz says that he feels certain now that all the tean can be present and with all the pen the boys have, due to the wonderful fal weather, that the Stars haven't look in
 , Christian Science , The Christian Science church meets every Sunday at the church on East B avenue and North Third avenue Sunday school at 10 o'clock. lesson sermon II o'clock. The reading room , open from to every "Wednesday and Saturday afternOop