Arizona republican., 1921-05-28

mencing next Tuesday for students of the school who failed to complete in the course in sewing this term The work will be conducted by Miss Y. Menhennett and everyone interested is invited to join the class. The regu- lar high school credit will be given for the session. In addition to the sewing course there will also be spe- cial instruction in millinery for those who care to take it. The summer session will be started Tuesday nor ming in the basement of the high school.
 Candy Sale Saturday
 The Camp Fire Girls and the Blue Birds will hold a sale of home made candies Saturday morning at the A & B grocery commencing a g o'clock. Proceeds from the sale will be added to the fund being raised for the sum mer camp to be he'd the second week in June.
 Will Summer in Chicago
 Miss Lucy Dewolfe. head of the commercial department of the high school, left Friday evening to spend the summer at her home in Chicago. She is making the trip by way of Los Angeles and the California coast to Washington
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 Prof. G. A. Stokes of the high school and Mrs. Stokes departed Fri day afternoon by automobile for Colorado where they will spend the summer. Miss Stephens of the high school will accompany them as far as the Grand Canyon and will then take the train for her home in In- diana
 Summer in Prescott
 Miss Alice Adams of the high school left Friday for Prescott where she will pass the summer Miss Margaret Shea and Miss Lorena De Lana accompanied her and vii be her guests for a week, after which they will continue on to their homes. the former going to the coast for the summer and the latter to Wisconsin. Dance Closes School Term Commencement week with its wide variety of events came to a close Friday evening with student body dance given in the high school | auditorium. The affair was largely attended, many of the alumni of the school participating in the event to- gether with members of the student body.
 Third Ward Wins Over First The Third Ward added a victory to its string with win Thursday eve ming over the First Ward in sched- uled game of the inter Sunday school series The score stood [ to in the last half of the seventh inning, the scheduled end of the game, but the Third Ward men managed to break the tie with a three bagger followed by single which brought in the win ming run. The Lehi team now leads the league with only one defeat t~nr running close second Gets Fifty Days Augustine Gonzales, found guilty in the Mesa court Friday morning of the theft of two shirts from the Pen | ney store, was given his choice ol I $50 or 50 days, and being out of casf was required to take the latter. Con gales was released but a few day. previous from the Phoenix jail where he had served time for the theft O some goods from a Phoenix bushes. house.
 Poison Grain Available
 A quantity of poison grain has bee, left at the Commercial club rooms b, | department of agriculture official for distribution to local farmers
 Anyone interested may secure i
 there free of charge.
 Southside Theaters Today Majestic, Mesa-.'Beach Dreams with an all star cast. Billie Yves comedy. Hired and Fired,'' comed featuring Ballroom Boys. Gilbert-"Red Foam all star cas Paramount Magazine. Mutt and Je l cartoon called .'The Hypnotics."
 Tempe-Gladys Walton in "A Do1led Up" Comedy, Laughing Gas Ford weekly.
 Chandler-Jack London's produ, l ton, "The Star Rover" Rolin come dy, Fellow Romans Pathe New
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 Wear poppy in memory of Flal ders Field.