Arizona republican., 1921-05-24
MISS DAISY BUCK ID
 WED FRANK E. TRASK

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 TEMPE. May es.-Miss Daisy Buck l left Saturday night for Norton. Kan sas, where she will visit her sister until her marriage to Frank Everett Trask of Washington, South Dakota which will take place early in June. Miss Buck has lived in and near | Tempe for IS years and has taught in the schools at Kyrene. Mesa Phoenix and Tempe for about 10 years. having been the domestic science instructor for the Tempe high and grammar schools for the past two terms
 During her stay in Tempe Miss Buck has always taken . very active part in social and civic affairs and has made many warm friends who now extend their best wishes
 Mrs. D. c. Buck gave very pret- tily.appointed announcement party in. her honor Saturday afternoon about 26 guests being present. The approaching wedding was announced in . most unusual way. The guests were divided into two groups and given a pair of pumps, which had been cut into small pieces, to put to- gether. When the pieces were matched and placed together. Dais, l BUCK was WTltten acIOeS Ofe puHlI and Frank Everett Trask across tht other one. Miss Buck was ther .. presented with a booklet written b, the guests entitled: How to Manage a Husband by the Experienced ant inexperienced" Ice cream and cak' were served and all the ladies de parted wishing the prospective brid' e long and happy married life
 On crutehes
 F. c. Hudson is walking ol e crutches, having sprained his foo n several days ago while trying t : jump a ditch.
 Hsrs te visit Mother
 Mrs. O. s. Lincoln is here iron New Mexico to spend several week , with her mother. Mrs. Lucy Pine 7 Walter Pine is also down from Ra = for a vacation.
 ,t Tempe Walters
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Waterhous
 of Litchfieid. and MT. and Mrs Floy y Fisk were visitors in Tempe Sunda, II Win Sell Poppiss
 William Bloys Post No. win oh
 serve the national poppy day on Ma ]. 2s and win sell poppies- The flower 6 were made of red silk by the Frenc m war orphans and will be sold for ,d cents each. They are to. be wor Id on Memorial day. The poppies vi t- be sold all over the nation and n
 proceeds of the sale will be ser
 directly to the French orphans. k Spend Week-End in Tempe Mrs. Fred Patterson and childrs ny of Litchfieid spent the weekend wi r. Mrs, Patterson's parents, MT. ar
 Mrs. D. G. Buck.
 Card Club Meets
 AnnAav nrfd0a rynh vaAf
 the home of Mrs c. c. Jones tn
 week. Refreshments were serv,
 and all the ladies spent a very pie
 sant afternoon.
 Here on a Business Trip
 Dudley Craig, formerly a reside
 of Tempe but now located in Milan
 Is here on short business trip . Tempe Team Loses Game |I The Tempe base bah team lost q |1 game played with the Arizona Eas U ern on the high school grounds Sul
 day afternoon. the score being 6 vs in favor of the Phoenix team >d Returns to Texas .s Mrs. Fora McDonald left Mondi |. evening for San Antonio. Texas. sa make her home with her son. Edwa ne McDonaid
 ed Week End Guests IL Miss Alverda Goodwin had or house guests last weekend. [ its Misses Charlotte Hopkins Ste C. Carson and Gwendoiiu Jones.
 New Son D. Mir and Mrs. c. P. Reid are r IT, ioicing over the arrival of a fine nj on and fourth pound son born Mond
 afternoon at 12:45
 ~. leaves for Home Miss Lura Austin left with h father Monday evening for tn, V" home at Sonoita- The trip W
 made overland.
 Maeneto Stolen From Tractor E. Some one stole the magneto 3 it's several other small parts off of n- tractor belonging 10 T. R. Bi-che ( which had been left in the field all day or two aeo. Mr. Rirchett he norted the mstter af the Stapl ed Ha~dware store in Mesa and W I. told that not less than a do7 .r. magne+os had heen stolen recen -, |-om the make Of tractors thev car s The maEnetos are worth about < es' SO are quite a loss.