Arizona republican., 1921-05-30
APPEAL FOR FUNDS
 FUR SCOUT COUNCIL

TEMPE, May 29.-Unless there is an immediate rally. Tempe must ad- init failure to raise its quota in the budget for the support of the Apache Council. Boy Scouts of America to January 1, 1922. The total budget is $2.500, and ATempe's quota is $700- It was to have been raised the last three days of the week, but Saturday night found less than half of the amount subscribed. Meanwhile Mesa collected nearly all of its $1.250 quota the first day of the campaign, and went we'll beyond it's goal.
 The Apache council includes the communities of Mesa, Tempe. Kyrene. Alma. Lehi Gilbert. Chandler and Goodyear. It is estimated there are 1000 boys of scout age in the dis trict. and an effort will be made to enlist all of them in the Boy Scout movement Srhe council inteds to em- ploy the best man it can find-one who has had special training-and place him in charge of the work.
 The local finance committee has issued the following appeal for sup port in the drive for funds to main tain the Boy Scout movement on the southside:
 If you have a boy or a boy friend ciiI W dAt tV iItfR AAiti dCfCiOR SCll- reliance and resourcefulness: to be helpful to himself and others; to think and live clean. straight and right: if you want to give him a bet ter chance than so many boys now have to become a good man and good citizen-here is your great op- portunity.
 "If you are interested if the well fare of our town and our country, from a business. patriotic or any oth- CT standpoint, here you have the splendid privilege to be real help to real cause.
 You will never make a better in vestment, one that will yield you a larger or surer return.
 Tt is true you have not sold your cotton, but your boys character is developing right along. It does not wait for market
 Unless you are opposed to the best interests and advancement of your own boy. your own business. your own town and your own country: unless you. want Tempe to withdraw from the Apache council and Boy Scout work, you must call on Fred Joyce or T. A. Anderson at the Tempe Ma tional bank and make your contribu- ton to this fund before Tuesday night. May 31-
 Don't be quitter and break faith with our own boys. They are looking to you to see where you stand Won't you help them ?"
 Entertains Friends
 Mrs. C. G. Jones entertained par ty of friends at a picnic supper at her home Saturday night in honor of Robert Finch. the occasion being his birthday. The evening was pleas antly spent in playing cards The guests were: MT. and Mrs. L. E. Paf ford, MT and Mrs. Donald Van Pet ten. Mir. and Mrs. K. B. Meyers. Mir. and Mrs. G. R. Finch and family, Mir. and Mrs. F. L. Parry and children, Mir. and Mrs. H. Grey. Mir. and Mrs. Don Frankenburg and family, MT Milliken, Maurice Jones. Lee Simes and Miss Josephine F'rankenburg. \
 More Machinery from Glendale
 Another truck load of machinery was moved from the Glendale cream cry to the one east Of Tempe Satur- day As soon as the plant is thor oughly cleaned up and the machinery installed, operations will again be started,
 Teachers Leave for Home
 Miss Agnes Whitney. who taught at Kyrene this year, has returned to her home in Glendale. Miss Glenna Miller teacher in the same school, left Tuesday to visit friends in Globe before going to California to spend the summer with her parents. To Attend Summer School in Chicago
 Miss Helen Roberts left Friday night for Chicago where she will attend summer school
 Rabv Girl
 Mir and Mrs Rodger corbett are rejoicing over the birth of nine pound baby girl at the home of Mrs. Corbett's parents in Phoenix. MT. Corbett was principal of the Kyrene school this year.
 Have Family Dinner
 Mir. and Mrs. E. E. Schmidt en- joyed another family reunion at their home on East Eighth street Sunday. their guests being MT. and Mrs F. E. Mitten and children of Buckeye, Mir. and Mrs Kuntz and little daughter Emily of Phoenix. and Miss Laura Schmidt.
 Spend Week End in Glendale
 MT. and Mrs Harvey Haroldson and little daughter Dorothy spent the weekend in Glendale with Mir Haroldsons s parents.
 Breaks Leg When Horse Falls
 Herbert Hanna, formerly of Tenn pc, now located on cattle ranch near Skull Valley. is in the Prescott hos pital having sustained broken leg the first of last week when his horse fell while he was riding.
 Home for Summer
 Miss Katherine Quinn arrived home from Ajo Sunday evening, where she