Arizona republican., 1921-05-15
CHICKEN DAY. AT
 GLENDALE MAY 2O

GLENDALE, May 14.-Just six more days and the greatest celebra- ton ever held in Glendale will take place, with the largest crowd ever as- sembled. too. Plans have been com pleted for the Chicken Day" pro- gram, and the "eats" and the music couldn't be better. The speakers on the program so far announced are: G. H. Rommer, chief of the animal husbandry division, department of agriculture; Senator Ralph H. Cam eron; Harry Lemon, senior poultry man: Ernest Hall, acting governor of Arizona: Mayor c. H. Tinker; Dr. R. B. ton KleinSmid, president of the University of Arizona: R. B. Thompson, poultry expert. University of Arizona; Nat E. Luce, in charge of experimental poultry farm in Glendale; M F.. Bemis of Phoenix, and others.
 The program, which will start at 10 o'clock in the morning. will be ushered in with a monster parade in which all the local business houses and many of the cities of the Salt River Valley will De represented. A brass band will furnish the music and all the chicken sandwiches and coffee that you can eat and drink will be yours for the asking.
 IT, II. bOilSdli, GHSlItildll or lle committee, and L. E.. Kingman, sec ,retary of the Commercial club. were on the south side all day Friday and called on the various seed and grain houses. as well as all the chambers of commerce secretaries, and enlisted their help in putting over' the Chicken Day program with a bang. Navy to Play Here
 Manager Hadley of the Glendale Greys announced Saturday that the Glendale Greys would have a chance at the crack navy team that will be in the valley the last of May. The bluejackets will take on the various valley teams, including the Greys. The game is to be played in Glendale on the afternoon of May 31.
 The Glendale Greys will play the Arizona Eastern nine Sunday afterx noon.
 To Attend Chandler Birthday
 A delegation of business men and members of the Glendale district commercial club will journey to Chandler on the afternoon of May r., when the town of Chandler will aary. A gooo program has been arr ranged and there will be an old fashioned picnic. good music and a speaking program. Following the l speeches the crowd will adjourn to the patio of the San Marcos hotel where the Woman's club of Chand- Ter will give a dance.
 New Foreman of Garage Tex" Faulkner, former assistant | foreman at the Glendale Ford garage is now foreman of the Glendale branch. Bert Phy, who has been foreman, has been transferred te | Phoenix.
 Membership Changed | Women who contemplate becoming members of the Woman's club for the next year need not purchase stock | but may obtain membership by pay ing the regular dues. However, they l are not allowed to hold office.
 American Legion
 At the meeting of the American Legion held Thursday night at tho 1 Woman's clubhouse. the Nationa Legion program of legislation now 1 mously adopted. The next regular meeting of the post will be held or
 Thursday, May 26.
 Delegates Return
 The delegates to the Baptist con ! vention at Bisbee. Rev. C. w. North. rup, Mrs. Beulah Jones. Mir and Mrs C. B. Woodruff and Dwight Wood ruff, returned Tuesday evening ant
 report a very pleasant time. Tn,
 convention was the best held in sev
 eral years. Among the speakers wal
 Dr. Pity of Portland. Ore; Ed J
 Brown of Los Angeles. Dr. Georg,
 M. Lehigh of Phoenix, Dr. Mangan;
 of Colgate University, N. Y., Mis-
 Ryan, missionary among the Hop
 Indians; Mrs Mary L. Bishop O
 New York city, and Rev. Bruce in
 ney of Denver. The next convention , will be held at the First Baptis church of Phoenix
 , The trip was made in Mir Wood ruff's Ford and was extended tt Naco and Douglas, the party cross ing the line at Naco.