Phoenix tribune., 1921-06-04

understanding of the contest and way
it has been arranged. Two queens
have been selected, styled the Queen
of England and the Queen Of Belgium
They will declare war against each
other and the conquering queen will
be decorated with the crown of the
losing queen. Earl Johnson and Ben
ton James are ambassadors and the
public viii be the court Miss Cora
Smith is the Queen Of England and
Miss Helen Peterson is the Queen OF
Belgium. Space will not permit me
to outline the affair in detail, but you
may learn all by being present at the
A. NJ. E. church next Thursday night.
The ambassadors suggested that we
inform the public of the need of bring
ing their pocket books along, for a
successful war cannot be waged with
out funds. You see the light.
Visiting in Msea
Mrs. J. ]. Brown is\spending a few
weeks in Mesa recuperating and Wis
iting friends
Visitor from Chandler
Jack Grey of Chandler was bust
ness visitor in the city Wednesday.
Prominent Visitors
Hon. F. w Roberts of Los Angeles
and Mr. G. w. Miller Of Tucson were
business visitors in The city few
days last week, They were here in
the interest of the Comobabi Mining
Co. whose headquarters are in Tue
son. Mr. Miller is president of the
company and Mr.. Roberts a heavy
stockholder They succeeded in in
teresting a number of Phoenix folk in
their company Mr.. Roberts is owner
Of the New Age. a race paper. publish
ed in Los Angeles. also member OF
the lower house of the California leg
islature. He is serving his second
term in this capacity.
Splendid Church Services
Excellent services were conducted
last Sunday at all the churches and
the ministers delivered able and in
spring sermons. At the Second Bap-
tist church the attendance was unus-
ally large and the pastor was at his
best. 1t was quarterly meeting day
at the A. NJ E. church and presiding
Elder T. L. Watson was present In
the morning at this church, Rev San
ford delivered the baccalaureate ser
mon to the graduating class OF the
Phoenix Union high school In the
evening. the presiding elder preached
to the congregation. Antioch had
good services an day Sunday and
Pastor Gilmore preached two strong
sermons. The c. NJ. E. church was
the scene of unusual activity last Sun
day. IN the morning the pastor deliv,
cred an able sermon TO an apprecia-
tive audience and the afternoon was
given over to baptising at the river.
In the evening the pastor preached a
wonderful sermon on baptism.
East End School Closes
On May goth an interesting pro
gram was rendered by the children
OF the East End school These exer-
cises marked the close Of the school
term and many parents and friends
were present to witness the closing
exercises. Mrs. Laura Wells, the
teacher gave an instructive talk on
child training. After the exercises,
The P. 7. A. gave a little picnic for
the children. Baskets and boxes fill
ed with good things were brought
forth and a sumptuous spread was
placed on the grass before the little
folks. All ate to their hearts con
tent and went away happy.
Vacation Time is Here
Following is a short article written
by Mrs. I. McPinion to the parents Of
children who have been attending
school Her article follows
school has closed until September
and while we are on a little vacation
let us not forget to help our teachers
by having our children take their
books and spend at least one hour a
day in study Give the child outdoor
exercise. Children should be taken
through "a set form Of exercises daily.
BE sure to give your child the proper
food A child should not have coffee
or tea. When we tell our children to
do or not to do certain thing, we
should be firm and gentle never harsh
We should be kind and gentle at all
times 1t is not wise to punish a
child when you are angry Wait un-
til your anger has cooled, then call
the child into question and tell him Of
the wrong he did. Our children
should be taught the Golden Rule, j.
o. to do unto others as they would
that others should do unto them. Ar
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