Arizona republican., 1921-09-07
CHRISTIAN CHURCH $. $. OF GLENDALE
 PICNIC THURSDAY

GLENDALE. Sept. 6-The Sunday school of the Christian church will hold a picnic on Lateral IS south or Glendale at the Rogers ranch on Thursday and all are cordially invited to bring their basket lunches to the church at g o'clock where cars will accommodate those who have no way to go.
 Mrs. Ingram Will Entertain Mrs J. B. Ingram will be hostess to the Women's Missionary society of the Christian church Friday after noon. Mrs Tabor will be the leader, the subject being Assets and Lia- bilities.'
 No More Thursday Closing There will be no more half holi- days in the business world of Glen dale this year.
 Paul Bennett stopped in Glendale a few days en route from Los Ange- les to Miami where he will join his brother Jack.
 Here From St. Louis J. B. Hall was visiting in Glendale | Tuesday in the interest of crippled children. He represents the McLain | OrthopediC Sanitarium.
 Return From Casa Grande Mir. and Mrs. D. R. Freeman and son returned on Monday from Casa l Grande where they have been on a l weeks visit
 Opens Second Hand Store J. Kelley has opened a second hand store in the building on North Twelfth avenue, formerly occupied by the Auto Electric company.
 Here From Bowie Mrs. Charles. Angle, sister of Mrs. J. w. Carriger, returned to her home | Sunday after weeks visit here.
 Royal Neighbors Meeting
 Thursday evening will be very important meeting night and every member of the Royal Neighbors is to be transacted and plans for fall are | to be discussed.
 Woman's Club Meeting
 The executive and program com mittees of the Woman's club met | Wednesday to make preliminary plans for the fall and winter; another meeting will be held Shortly and the program announced later.
 Sunday Dinner Guests
 Mir. and Mrs. c. B. Woodruff had as Sunday dinner guests Mir. and Mrs Ray Painter and family of Phoenix
 To Tell African Experiences
 The Rev. MT. Ferris will speak nexr Sunday afternoon at the Mems Mis-. sionary society of the Baptist churcl on his experiences while a missionar, in Africa for seven years. He vii show large collection of curios iron that country. The ladies are hopin. that they will be able to hear Mrs Ferris on she same subject soon.
 Washington School Notes
 Miss Lucille Gillig, principal of tn, Washington school, announces tha school will open on September 12 witt all new pupils eligible who will be si, years old before January l. A secon, class will start after the Christina Holidays to accommodate those wh, will become six years old after tha date. The new auditorium is com plete in it's appointments and thre' new class rooms will facilitate thu work.
 Teachers Arrive For Winter
 Several of the teachers have re turned to take up their work. Mis- Mathies is at the Payne home. MI lines. manual training teacher at tn grammar school. is home again. Many Going To Tucson Tucson will have larger represen . tation from Glendale High schoo than ever before, among them, Ray mond Akin, R. Pulsifer. Aileen Greer Cecil Marks has been working for tn , Ford company in Los Angeles fo some time and will finish his cours after the Christmas holidays. Nil g Marks completed one and one-hal . years work last year, also findin time to partake in many club an "" activities. Wilbur Niestrath wi : arrive September 10 from Long Beac T where. he spent the summer with hi l parents, who are returning here fo ' the time that Wilbur is in the univer sity, he having won the scholarshi I this year.
 N Dorothea Osborn, who was
 school in California last year will g !, to Tucson this fall.
 = Party At Riverside I Mrs. C. w. Hunter was the honore V guest of a party of Glendale ladies c : Riverside one day last week. - On Arizona School Faculty n The many friends of Kathryn Lud g den are not surprised to see that sh