Arizona republican., 1921-04-24
DELEGATES RETURN
 FROM GRAND LODGE

MESA, April 23-W. NJ. Martin, J. Taber and Hoyt Martin returned Fri day night from Clifton. where they attended during the week the grand lodge convention of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows as delegates from the local lodge. The trip to the mining town was made overland in truck supplied by the foxworth- Bush Lumber company, delegates from Glendale and Chandler joining the local party, making total or eight who made the trip.
 The local delegates were well pleased with the grand lodge con- vention and were warm in their praise for the reception accorded to them by the lodge members and the citizens of Clifton.
 The mining industry in Clifton is practically at a standstill, one ol the delegates stated. and the cattle business in the southern part Of the state has been seriously hurt be- cause of the long drought through the winter and early spring months.
 Chautauqua Opens Sunday
 Chautauqua week in Mesa opens Sunday evening with an initial at traction and will continue through until Saturday night with afternoon and evening events daily and occa- sional morning sessions The pig | tent and other equipment will arrive at 10:40 Sunday morning and Will be erected on the former Chautau- qua grounds on North Mcdonald 1 street in ample time for the 1lrs' 1 performance in the evening. open ! ing exercises and announcements will O I.ax- nxrn | and will be followed with the sci entific lecture entertainment. "The l Magic of Electricity" by Burnel | Ford. There will be afternoon and | evening events on the Monday chau- 1 tauqua program.
 Wickenburs vs. Mesa Sunday Mesa has another winner take all game booked for Sunday with Wick enburg, which is as much as to say i that Mesa will win. When it comes
 to the winner taking all the gate re- ceipts the Mesa players immediately pep up and in times past have al
 ways been sure of their mark. Int locals will appear in the field Sun 1 day strengthened at all their weai
 points in the lineup, for Manager Rice has done some Juggling or tht I nine Since Thursdays game was los and is confident that he has every man fitted to his proper position now. Gill will work against the vis' itors, with Jimmy Wheeler behint ] the plate. Play will be called at l o'clock on the diamond at the Mess
 park.
 Lesueur Funeral Sunday
 Funeral services for LeRoy l.. Le'
 seuer. who died Friday morning a
 the family home on Roosevelt road
 will be held at o'clock Sunday aft ernoon at the First Ward chapel Bishop Isaac Dana conducting tn ] service MT. Leseuer's parents ant 1 three brothers arrived in the val 1 lev Saturday from their home 1T I Apache county to attend the scrv
 ices.
 Returns from Illinois
 i Alma school west of Mesa WI T commence it's final month of schoo
 on Monday morning by advancin
 it's opening hour from o'clock t
 s:sO. This will permit the dismis
 sal of school at 5 o'clock, ana th
 plan will be followed out throug season.
 Il Mesa Churches Sunday
 Methodist church-Sunday schot at s:45. Morning worship at II. Sub 1, feet. The Place of the Church l the civilization of the World Ep worth league. '. The evening servic :, will be postponed in favor or tn chautauqua. Prayer meeting an training class for leadership Wednes day evening at 7:30. W. C. Mile
 pastor.
 day scnool at 9:45 a. m. Mornlns
 prayer and sermon at II a. m. Cor
 dial welcome extended to all. Fran
 cis Bloy, rector.
 Church of Christ-A few of tn members of the Church of Chri' 3 meet every Sunday at o'clock fe f worship at R. C. Wooten's ranch one-half mile east and one-fourt r mile north of Lehl. Special sermon : on the second and fourth Sunday 9 F,verybodv invited to come and 1 Q with us.
 . Baptist church-Sunday school s e:45 a. m.. T. B. Croswell. superir n tendent. Morning worship at II an = subject. '"The Wealth of Wisdom
 Solo by Mrs. Garland Mckay. IS. P. IL. at pm Special lecture at e pm. subject Make Democracy Sa [ for the World" Hon. H. T. Laugf e baum. national speaker Anti-Saloc ' League of America. Special music d, Solo by Mrs. R. M. Tafel, The Ds q is Ended" by Bartlett; Miss Leor II Pomeroy will play the violin obi U gato. The annual business meetir = of the church, Wednesday at pr [ Choir practice Thursday at pr f The public is cordially invited to a a tend these services. J. Lawrenc
 Bell, pastor.