Arizona republican., 1921-10-18
ID TIE TEACHERS PROVES
 AGREAT SUCCESS

GLENDALE, Oct. 1.-The recep- l ton rendered the teachers of the Glendale schools and the parents of the district by the Glendale Woman's club was a complete success. The club house was never prettier. and i open house was the order of the | dav- the effect being the land of l cherry blossoms. Mesdames B. NJ | Casey and D. L. Iecky of the child
 welfare circle presided over the tea l tables. the tea being served by dainty l Japanese maidens. The delicious 1 cake served was made by Miss Lee l More and Miss Ruth Gilbert assisted | by the domestic science girls of the 1 high school Miss Rogers, accom- | panied by Miss Veta Roberts, sang l some delightful numbers. The di- versions of the afternoon were the 1 games of spool and rook:. Miss | Mallum and Miss Marian tied for l first honors in spool and receive as l prize a spoof hound. In rock Miss | McLain won the first prize and Miss l Arnold the consolation.
 i The only regretable feature of the
 whole afternoon was that more par | ents of the children of the district i did not show enough enthusiasm to i be present and meet the teachers and l get on a better acquainted basis. A most pleasant afternoon was spent | by all.
 Returns From Kansas Nern Walters and family returned | from Fowler, Kansas, Saturday night after a two months vacation spent | in visiting relatives and friends On | the return trip they were accom- panied by Mrs. Walters brother, Frank Lassiter and family. Young Peoples Party The young people of the First Methodist church held a party Fri day evening at the home of MT. and
 Mrs G. NJ. Price.
 Child Dies
 Carl Summerlin, youngest child of MT. and Mrs. W. M Summerlin died Saturday night after a brief illness Rev. C.. M. Northrup conducted fu neral services at the home at { o'clock Sunday afternoon The body was inferred at Glendale. Here Recuperating c. s. Spurlock and wife are visit ing with their daughter who lives south of town. MT. Spurlock has only recently left the hospital where he underwent several operations. His home is in Young, Arizona Membership Drive The Glendale Womans club an nounces that a membership drive is now in progress and that the club has been equally divided into sides, each of which are earnestly at work securing new eligible members. The loser of the contest drive will have a penalty to pay. Further details concerning the drive will be given out later.
 Camp Fire Girls
 The Camp Fire Girls of Glendale will hold candy and corn beef l sandwich sale next Saturday at the i Glendale Meat market. Posters are 1 being placed and all are invited to | learn of the reasons why Jiggs and | Dinty Moore are so fond of the corn | beef. A grand prize which will be | thoroughbred hen, will be offered. l Returns From Kansas E. C. Kinman and family and the l J. D. Howell family returned from a months trip to Kansas. The trip 1 was made overland both ways with | out mishap.
 Many Hunters Go Out | Many parties of hunters were seen l on the roads leading to and from i Glendale Sunday. A party composed
 of Bob and John Mccoy, Dr. Putney
 and R. J. Reynolds left Sunday night
 and went up in the mountains near | Hot Springs Junction. Another party consisting of Clyde Hotchkiss. Bert 1 Matthews and H. M Warren found
 a desert turtle which weighed in the 1 neighborhood of 25 pounds. They
 attempted to bring it back but some
 how the turtle was lost off the truck. | All hunters report birds wild.
 Entertain Guests Mrs. c. A. Gingery and, son Benny
 and Mrs. J. M. Nelson and daughter 1 Mary Evelyn were guests at the T.
 R. Adams home.
 Mission Circle News
 Mrs. s. L. Jones, president of the i W. B. NJ. C., received last week from
 Mrs. M. L. Butler. state secretary
 of White Cross Work. the tag for 1 parcel to the ship of Fellowship, to
 be received in New York city this
 month and requested that the circle
 furnish three new gingham or calico
 women's dresses to be sent in Christi
 mas box in November to Indian mis-
 sion at Polacca. Ariz.
 | Down With Typhoid Miss Leona Newton. a local high
 school girl. was moved to the hos pftal in Phoenix Friday suffering l with typhoid fever.
 Light Seen Many Miles
 The new arc light in the center of
 the municipal park is now an estab-
 lshed land mark in the valley. In coming hunting parties remarked that 1t could be seen at Hot Springs 1 Junction and from over near Mesa.
 cents higher; top, sSS5; bulk, s6.75