Arizona republican., 1921-11-15
LEGISLATION ID BE TOPIC ATP-T. 4. MEET

The Roosevelt Parent Teacher as- sociation will meet Thursday after noon. November IT, at o'clock. The program for the day is Legislation. Pr. A: fathers will give the various numbers on the program, and fathers are particularly invited to attend. The school trustees, Frank Finnicle, J. B. Hedgpeth and J. J. Gould, will be the hosts for the afternoon. as sisted by w. H. Weaver, principal of the school.
 A vote will be taken and the grade receiving the largest number of votes will receive for the month of December the Roosevelt PIT. A. pie ture, Sir Joshua Reynolds The Age of Innocence"; together with Perry pictures of this masters other paint ings for class study. The first grade, Miss Edwin Deethman, teacher, re- ceived the picture last month ana there is a feeling among the older grades that the first graders must not win again.
 There are several important busi- ness subjects to be brought before the attention of the association and every member is asked to be present. Mrs. T. J. Crowl has been appoint ed to represent Roosevelt Pr. A. at the local council food sale which is to be held in the Grand Central Market Tuesday, November 22. Each branch association will be asked to contribute salable food, especially dressed fowls, butter, eggs, fruit, pies, cakes, salads, canned goods, etc. The fund realized from this sale will be divided between the associa- tions. It is planned to make this the biggest food sale ever put on in | Arizona
 The Roosevelt Neighborhood club will hold its regular meeting We'd nesday, November 16. The program for the day is to be presented by the | department of public welfare. Mrs. Earl M. Tarr, chairmap. Owing to | the absence of Mrs. Tarr, the chair man for the day will be Mrs. John Reed. A program of particular inter est to the distict has been planned. A full club attendance is desired
 Club members are asked not to 1 forget their contribution to the 'ex- | change table" This exchange Is feature the division of home eco | monies will have at each meeting. The table, in charge of Mrs. l.. Las- sen and Mrs. Amos Simmons, will be l arranged in one of the anterooms of Neighborhood House. After the program for the day and during the social hour members or visitors may buy or sell various articles. The committee has suggested the follow T. ing aticles showing the wide range of suitable sale material: aprons
 chiIdren's rompers and infants slips fancy work of all kinds. canned fruit
 jellies, jams, pickles, and home grown vegetables. if wrapped.
 rr-r-- q a sNf l,a lie
 trict met with Mrs. Frank Finnicle
 Wednesday. This was an all day
 meeting with picnic luncheon served
 at noon. The society plans to give g
 bazaar early in December and during
 the social hours of the afternoon busy
 fingers fashioned articles to be of l fered for sale at that time.
 Mrs. G. T. Olds has been appoint
 ed chairman of the Roosevelt PIT. A
 membership drive, which began las
 Monday. Thursday morning th'
 count for the week showed Compan!
 Eight (the eighth grade) in the leaC
 with 47 per cent. Coletta Barring
 ton of the eighth grade had obtained
 the largest number of members t. date.
 The finals in the spelling matcl
 between the two fifth grades, Mrs Mary Holsinger and Miss Grac' , Moore teachers, in which the victor, went to Mrs. Holsinger's fifth, lief Frances Richards and GsIy Simmon , of the winning fifth to compete l Thursday afternoon the match wa , finished and the prize given t Frances as the best speller in tn
 two fifth grades.
 , Roosevelt school played Madison I l school Thursday afternoon in boy
 and girls basketball matches, Roose , | welt boys and girls both winning , l Girls score. 30 to fl; boys IS to
 Thursday afternoon the eight
 grade gave an Armistice day pro i gram. The various numbers wer I unusually well presented and wer |. given as follows: Song, "Americ
 the Beautiful" Class; Reading, Ar = mistice Day" Coleman Campbell 2 Paper, Our Unknown Soldier" Yes e ta Wilson; Reading 'The' Thre
 Colors," George Ryder: Song, 'I Sa
 lute Thee Old Glory" Class; Read l. ing, Their Message" Marie Kyle
 Paper, 'Armistice Day." Colett
 Harrington; Reading, "We Are tn a NFa,, of (fpr,, Grady Stew