Arizona republican., 1921-06-26

UhIvu uiIl UlUHuOl |. OF LACK OF WATER
 MESA. June 25.-Inability to de- velop a supply of water in sufficient quantity may necessitate the aband onment of Irons ranch above Su- perior as an encampment grounds for the local troops of Boy Scouts or America. according to members of the local council who visited the site on Friday. Seven men of Mesa formed the party and by appointment they met ,Governor Campbell and State Engineer Maddox at the camp Friday noon and together investigated the fes stability of establishing the camp there.
 As reported by the party which recommended Irons ranch a month or more ago. conditions in the locality are ideal for an encampment for the | boy scouts with the one exception of water. There is no supply of water Tn | the vicinity at present and the var | ious proposals made to develop water \ appear impractical now, at least to prepare camp for this summer In the Mesa party who made the 
 George A. Johnson. president of the Apache Council of Boy Scouts. E. M- LeBaron. l.. H. Van Spanckeren. F- F.. Samuels. Charles Johnson. J. c. Raymond and Rev. Francis Bloy. Services In Demins
 s. A. Bryant of Lehi departed Fri day evening for Deming. where he will conduct series of revival ser vices for the Christian church of tha. city.
 John Hilbert Dies In Oregon
 Dan Hilbert Saturday received s telegram telling of the death of his brother. John Hilbert, at his home n Union. Oregon, on Friday. The de- ceased was a pioneer resident or Mesa, coming to this district in ss. and was a rancher here until aoous 1e years ago. when he moved to Or-- gon to make his home. Details of his death were not conveyed in the teie- , gram. but relatives here state that he has been troubled with stomach ailment for some years and 1t IS pre- stunned death resulted from that
 Two Grandchildren Gladden. Home |. Hon. and Mrs. D. P. Jones are the grandparents of two more grand chii- . dren which the stork left in then family circle Friday night The tws ? additions were not twins. but wer'
 
 ? Jones at their home in Goodyear ana the other. a daughter. to Mir. and Mrs 3 Rolin F. Jones at the home of th' grandparents on North Hilbert stree in Mesa
 Interest In Bike Races : Bicycle races will play a prominen l. | part in the Fourth of July celebration . in Mesa this year. according to an Q nouncement of the program commit e tee and C. F. Monrad. local bicyci f dealer. on Saturday. There will be u free for all road race of 5 miles. opci to all southside riders and othe n events of al equally interesting ns l. ture which will give every bike en
 thusiast an opportunity to prove hi d ability.
 t Death of Mrs. Morse g Mrs. Arminda Morse died last Wed a nesday morning at the home of he
 daughter, Mrs. Ed Burris on Pasa s dena avenue, after an illness of litti V more than a week. Funeral service e were held at the home of Mrs Burri n and were conducted by Elder Ander Q. Mortensen. under the direction of tn if first ward bishop. Prayer was of e fered by Elder Ephriam Mortensei ,s and members of the choir san
 Some Time We'll Understand" an ,e T Need Thee Every Hour" Durin M the services the quartette She ,e Gone" was sung by Anders and H. r- Mortensen. Mrs. Ephriam Mortense ,- and Miss Leona Mortensen. TT
 speakers were Elder c. R. flakes. }
 A. Stuart and Anders Mortensen.
 By request of Mrs. Ed Burris.
 part of the fifteenth chapter of Co
 inthians was read by finders Morter
 sen. an intimate friend of the d. !. ceased The speakers all spoke
 terms of high praise of Mrs. Mors
 of her love and kindness as a vii
 mother. and neighbor, and her kii
 assistance to the sick and those
 need The benediction was pr
 nounced by Elder Gull Phelps.
 Mrs Arminda Carter Morse VI
 born January 2s. 1894. fin Adam
 county. H. In 1850 she came aero
 the plains with her parents with
 OK team company 10 Salt Lake. Wi
 her parents. she was among the fir
 settlers who moved to Parowan. Uta
 in 1851. where as child she V
 baptised in the Church of Jes
 Christ of Latter Day Saints.
 May 5, 1868. she was married to J Z eph R. Morse at Parowan. whs & their three oldest children were oor
 Their son Collins was born at S
 Bernardino. They were among i
 early settlers to move to San Be %$ nardino. The family came to Me Z January 1. 1882. where they shar M In the hardshtpS endured Dy the cal 3 settlers of Arizona As chi \ Grandma Morse can remember [
 trials endured by the Mormons in n
 nois and Missouri and the hardshi E they encountered crossing the plai $ and pioneer life in the west. but neN " would complain and was always wi sS ing to share her fate with her hu % band and those who were with the
 She leaves to mourn her loss thr 8 daughters, Mrs. John Richards. M v Ed Burris. Miss Melissa Morse a ,. son. Collins R. Morse.
 '. Sunday Services Mesa Churche. Baptist-Sunday school at e:45
 m. Morning service at n a. m- Su
 ject. The Plentitude of Faith" ES ns- ming service at S D. m. Subject. 1t Bold Beginning" Prayer meeti of Wednesday at D. m. The public 'uy invited to attend these services sell Lawrence Bell. pastor.
 Methodist Church-Sunday sch ave s:45. Morning worship II. SubjC re- Prayer and Its Accomplishment cen Junior league D. m. Intermedii the 6:30 ?. m. Preaching D. m. St nly feet. Paradise or Desert. Whicl lu- The evening service is in connect ing with our special bible study. Evei am one invited. W. C. Miller. pastor. the Christian Church-Sunday ma
 the close of the evangelistic servi re- which have been in progress foi en- month. Sunday school at Q