Arizona republican., 1921-11-01
WELL KNOWN CATTL EIHAYRACK RIDE AND
 MAN IF STATE DIES WIENER ROAST EVENT AT SUPERIOR HOME .OF TRAINING SCHOOL

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 MESA. Oct 31.-Worth Bellamy, well-known cattleman of the state, died early Monday morning at his home in Superior following a finger ing illness from Bright's disease, ac- cording to word received by his par ents, MT. and Mrs. A. F. Bellamy, of 239 East First street. MT. Bellamy spent a greater part of the summer at his parents home in Mesa, return ing Ito his home in Superior about d month ago.
 Mir. Bellamy was a native of Texas, coming to Tempe with his parents to live when he was years old.' Later the family moved to Mesa MT. Bel lamy engaged in the cattle business and has for a number of years made his home in Superior, near which place he had extensive cattle in terests.
 Mir. Bellamy is survived by his wife and five children, his parents and sister, Mrs Frankie Priest of Yuma
 Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon from the family home in Superior. Interment will be made in the cemetery there
 Baptists Hold Reunion
 Sunday, Oct. 30, was big day for . | MeSa d ing gathered at the church for their annual homecoming and fellowship meeting. Beginning with the Bible school service many remained throughout the day. Special music was furnished for the morning serv- ice by the choir, and vocal solo py Mrs. Mary Johnson of Phoenix. An appetizing basket lunch was served in the basement at the noon hour.
 rrl,a SarVife was well at tended. and interesting and helpful addresses were given by Miss Mira Barden and Rev. MT. Lands. Miss Barden spoke on Baptist Work Among the Mono Indians Rev: Lands spoke on Fishers or Men Special vocal numbers were contrlp- uted by Miss Ruby Golden, Leonard Dykes, Mrs. Mary Johnson and Mrs. Herbert Bradstreet. At the evening service the pastor spoke to an enthu- siastic audience on Gods Insurance Policy" Mrs Bradstreet sang race to Face" A survey of the various departments of the church and B1Die school found interest increasing ana the church and school growing, ana we face the future smiling, believing that the outlook is as bright as the promises of God
 The young people of the church and Bible school will meet for speclal time in the church basement Iues- dav evening. when the young people of the Tempe Baptist church VIII pc present Prayer and praise service , Wednesday evening at ': so. Nals 3.13-17 and 4:1-11 will be studied The monthly business meeting VIII os postponed one week.
 Injured in Wreck
 G R Meredith, garage man ol Chandler. sustained several cuts from |, flying glass and Antonio Thomas, a Mexican was thought to be internaliS i injured. as the result of colhsloh on the Chandler road just south or toNH Satrrdav eae night. when Meredith's car 1 collided with a wagon ana tean, driven by Thomas. Thomas was saio to have been driving on the wrong side of the road when his vehicle was struclx bv the car. The tongue rom , the wagon pushed its way up over the radiator and through the Wlnu- shield, flying glass striking Mereolen and cutting him. InoIilds thought to have been injured serl- ousIv and was taken to the com nnunity hospital, but was later ols- Lettuce Man Coming
 Fred e. Hilbert, western represen- tative for the s. A. Gerard company, is expected in Mesa on Wednesoas v meet local farmers who are coIitein r plating putting in lettuce tnis Wlheei -,. . The s. A. Gerard company iast w, n, ? issued d call for 100 to 15O acres oi ) iettuce in this district, and part oI II k already signed up, according 70 sue local representative, K. L. MumIoro- On Trip to Coast "a. , -C T., Diehl and l.. w. Drews lsI' +be last week end by automobile loi Los Angeles and vicinity.
 Home From Salt Lake
 John Bond returned this week run ,ia [ Salt Lake City and vicinity, wneie ne has been for several months
 Hold Conferences
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