Arizona republican., 1920-06-03
PLAN MORE ROOM FUR
 VOCATIONAL COURSES

TEMPE. June 3-At a meeting of the high school board Monday night it was decided to proceed immediate ly with steps to provide additional room for the vocational courses need ed in the local schools. Both the man ual training and domestic science de partments have been hampered for several years by lack of room and at the present time the large increase in attendance because of the change in the Normal school course has made it necessary that additional room be pro- vided at once. The plan is to call for a bond election to provide for build ing for manual training, domestic sci ence and agriculture. which will be used by both the public schools and the high school. This will allow for the continuance of the splendid work which was illustrated by the exhibits shown in the schools recently.
 Alumni Day At Normal
 Tuesday was alumni day at the Tenn pc Normal school, the entire after noon being devoted to meeting the members of the graduating class and renewing oldA acquaintances. The va rious societies of the normal held their alumni receptions from to o'clock in the afternoon. From 4 to 6 o'clock the women members of the faculty entertained all women alumni members and members of the class of 20 at a tea Many or the OIQ graduates W00 have been here for years were there besides many of the recent alumni who attend every year and who keep the alumni alive.
 In the evening the alumni reception was given the new graduates and ct this meeting a very large crowd was present with more of the older mem bers than have been present at any other alumni reception. Charles Pad dock, new president of the alumni as- sociation, gave a fine welcome address to the new members. This was followed by a very entertaining reading by j.. l.. Felton and an unusually good talk i by Mir Vanderhoof. Miss Bess Bark i ley of Phoenix beautifully rendered two selections, accompanied by Miss Laura 1 Schmidt. The program was followed 1 by a short business session. The re- mainder of the evening was spent in dancing and visiting.
 ! Eighth Grade Party The eighth grade class of the Tenth l street school had very. enjoyable party at the home of one of their mem 1 bers, ZelIa Teeters, out west of town. The evening was spent in playing games and all had very pleasan; time.
 Leave for Los Anaeles Mrs R. J. Scott, who has been wis iting here for several weeks with heI father and brothers, IT. E. Laird, ST. and sons. will leave this evening for 1 Los Angeles. After a short stay there ! she will go on to Texas. where she vii visit relatives before returning to hel home in New York.
 Bransford Returns
 C. T. Bransford returned yesterday from California where he has been with his wife. who underwent an op- ! eration a few weeks ago. Mrs. Brans- ford will return in d couple of weeks.
 Peters To Prescott
 A. J. Peters left yesterday for Pres colt on a business trip.
 U. D. C. Party
 1 The U. D C. will hold a party this evening at 7.sO at the home of Mrs 1 George Frizzel on Van Ness avenue in | honor of the birthday of one of the veterans and at the same time the honor crosses will be awarded to sev- eral veterans. All members and their families as we'll as visiting '. p. Cs are cordially invited to come.
 LOST-Sorrel mule weighing 900 lbs. branded bar on left thigh, big scar on his wetbers. Return to Buck g Liverty Stable and receive liberal re- ] ward