Arizona republican., 1921-10-15
TEMPE TO OBSERVE
 OLD SETTLERS DAY
 WITH PICNIC TODAY

1 TEMPE, Oct. 1.-The Old Settlers picnic will be held today in Farmers addition at the home of MT. Pine, l formerly the old Spear place, and all pioneers and their friends are cor | dially invited to join the happy gath ering. The committee in charge has arranged for an interesting program which will include addresses by sev- eral prominent men and a number of musical numbers Everyone is requested to take well filled lunch | box, as a picnic dinner will be en- | joyed at noon. This is expected to l be one of the most enjoyable events | ever held in Tempe and cordial l invitation is extended to all who wish | to attend.
 Accepts Pastorate
 Rev. F. D. Raley of Phoenix has accepted the pastorate of the NJ. E. church and will occupy the pulpit next Sunday morning Rev. MT, Raley has been a great worker in the Sunday school throughout the state and was secretary of the Interna- l tional Sunday schools of Arizona and New Mexico for several years. He was pastor of the Methodist church l at Hayden last year and made many l friends while there. MT. Raley has two sons who will attend the high school this year. Another son is an i instructor in the aviation department l of the army. He also has two mar ried daughters.
 Rev. D. H. Reid accepted call at the recent conference held in Los Angeles to take charge of the church at Costa Mesa, Calif., near Santa Anna. During their residence in Tempe Rev. Mir. Reid and his family have made many friends who will regret very much to have them leave.
 Has Tonsils Removed
 The little daughter of MT and Mrs. F. l.. Stuchal had her tonsils re- moved at the office of Drs. Alexan- der and Stroud Friday morning. She is doing nicely.
 Buys Homs in Tempe Mir. and Mrs. Ross Brady have purchased the F.. Reward home on
 McAllister avenue and are moving this week. They have occupied the Schmidt cottage on East Seventh street for the past year.
 Dinner Guests in Phoenix Mrs. Roy Pemberton was the din- ner guest of Mrs R. W. Eaton in Phoenix Thursday.
 Town Council Meets . At the regular meeting of the com 7 mon council on Oct. 13, the petition , asking for an extension of the four inch water main on West Fifth street
 to a point about 1895 feet beyond l the railroad crossing, for the purpose of supplying water to the residents
 of the school section" lying east ot
 the Arizona Eastern railroad tracks
 was denied for the present because
 of the excessive cost in comparison I to the small number of families to be served.
 The members of the fire depart ment are to receive $5 each for theii services at every actual fire thai
 they attend, while the caretaker ot the fire truck is to receive a salary of $10 a month, the council voted. B. R. Carter of the firm of Vim cent Bros. and Carter of Phoenix representing the town of Tempe 1T the matter of appraising the electric property of the Southside Gas and Electric company reported that thu work of appraising is progressing
 satisfactorily and will be finished il
 the near future.
 A resolution calling for the issu- 4 ance of improvement bonds covering Z the paving on Sixth street in thu
 amount of $46, ,456.4S, was introduced
 and adopted.
 z B. Y. P. U. Party
 The B. Y. P. U of Tempe will giv' z a lawn party at the church Saturda,
 evening at 7:90 in honor of the nev s members Everybody is invited t
 come and bring a friend as goo'
 time is anticipated.
 a Musical Program Greatly Enjoyed The first program meeting of tn I Tempe Musical society for this yea \ was held in the high school audito | rum Thursday evening and yer. splendid program was given. Tn
 orranization of an indepepdent must