Arizona republican., 1921-09-29
FLORENCE BUSINESS
 MEN TO VISIT MESA CLUB ON THURSDAY

MESA, Sept. 28,-Following visit to Florence on Tuesday of over dozen Mess citizens representing the Mesa Commercial club, return visit will be made by a party or Florence men on Thur sday and ar rangements are Icing made for 6 o'clock dinner in thes.--- honor and 2 good roads meeting to follow Bonds of good od-fel.owshtp were materially strengthened by the visit of the Mesa party to f1o1 ence or Tuesday arc several hours were nassed at the banquet table during which topics of interest to the two communities were discussed. MT. | Plumb of Florence presided as chair | man at the meeting an1 welcomed the y.s.t'rg Mesa party, Secretary l Dan C. nett of the Mesa Conner cial l club responding. Short remarks were made by Mayor Heating and Judge | Baughn of Florence and G. w. Sll- verthorn, F. E. Samuels and Mayor Dan Klienman of Mesa.
 In the Mesa party visiting Flor l ence were r. E. Samuels, Dan klien- man, George W. Silverthorn, z. F Price. J. J. Fraser, C.. A. Johnson, J 1 E. Asher, D. F. Collett. Robert Scott l P. A. Isley, S. z. Earl, Zeb Pearce and H. A. Smith. A visit to the state penitentiary followed the banquet and session with the Florence cham Der of commerce.
 Arrangements are being made for the reception of more than score of Florence men who will form the | delegation to Mesa on Thursday 1 evening. Between 40 and 50 mem bers of the Mesa Commercial clut are expected to attend the dinner which will be served at $ o'clock lrx-t- nf Sidney J. Ross, president of the Ari' | zona Automobile club, and other: 1 have been invited to attend the meet ing and will discuss the good road. l problems affecting both Mesa ane l Florence
 1 Hold Election at High School Officers of the student body in thu l Mesa union high school were elected on Tuesday Voting was by ballot and the election went off quietl, with the final returns coming 1T much as expected. Floyd Davis re ceived substantial majority ove' Irwin Salisbury for president an' William Smith was elected vice president Cabinet members will b' appointed by the president some , time this week, it is expected. Resumes Lessons Here Mrs. Charles c. Craver of Phoe nix, who has piano studios in Mes' and Phoenix, has returned home an' has opened her studios for the win Z ter season. Mrs. Craver was deie 7 gate to the national convention o : music clubs held in Davenport. Iowa the mast summer, and following tha 1 put in some time at study in Chi vI cago-
 The Woman's club of Mesa wi hold a special meeting Thursda morning at 10 o'clock in the Gull
 hall to consider the selection of lo -4 for the proposed new club hom' Mrs. Louise S. Webb. president c
 the club, urges that all members at ] tend the meeting.
 Junior High Election Officers for the opportunity cias
 or the junior high, as it will nor
 he called, were elected this weel
 They are as follows: Pearl Park
 president: Mildred Rowe, vice-presi
 dent; Ruby smith, secretary an
 treasurer; Julia Rowe, yell leade
 E. E. Palmer, teacher of the clas 2 was chosen class advisor.
 "The SteaIers" at Majestic
 drama which pleases the eye an
 stirs the soul is s'The Stealers," Will
 jam Cabanne's powerful human doe
 ument which will be shown at tf
 Majestic Thursday. The appeahn
 story of the picture revolves about
 clergyman who, under the cloak
 his avocation, sins and causes other
 to sin in deliberate effort to rs
 venge himself against God.
 Southside Theaters Today
 Majestic, Mesa-'The Stealers." al
 star cast Ford Weekly.
 Gilbert-Mae Marsh in Nobody
 Kid" Bray Photograph. Mutt an
 Jeff cartoon.
 Tempe-Justine Johnstone
 sheltered Daughters Comed
 ''Edgar's Hamlet"
 Chandler-Pauline Frederick
 Salvage" Comedy, Betty Sets tf