Arizona republican., 1921-11-24

n VI hY w WASHINGTON WOMEN ~ne woman's club of Washington .striet helo it's regular meeting on Eriday afternoon at the school audi tori11rn. Tn. Peoria and Glendale Woman's clubs were guests of the afternoon from which there was good representation. A short busl- ness meeting was held.
 The committee which has been in vestigating the hot lunch proposition for the school children reported that they had been unable to secure the proper backing from the school Doaro at this time and the matter would have to be dr pped for the present. The many parents and teachers who feel that this is a progressive ana much needed movement are stll mop ing that some plan may be worked out to establish hot lunches lh the school The club voted to give the under nourished children milk free of charge.
 After the singing of a pretty group of three songs by Mrs. H. c. Lock
  the ladies were i..N ited to the base ment where a splendid art exhibit had been arranged by a committee on fine arts, of which Mrs. J. c. Mudersbach is chairman. Among the many excellent paintings were nlne from three members of the Middle ton family Antiques from the Uni- ssvessity of Arizona and many rare ana beautiful things contributed by members of the club made an ex- ceeding1y interesting collection Delicious refreshments were served during the afternoon by the six host esses. Mrs. Thomas Sobey, Mrs. A IT Sobey. Mrs William Swartz, Mrs F. 0. Fuller, Mrs. R. o. Grimes and Mrs Charles Ror ".
 The farm bureau drew another big crowd on las Tuesday night to hear inc address on "Americanization" by Mrs. Shaw of Grand Rapids, Mich Excellent music was furnished by boys quartette composed of Harold Sink Warren Keeler, Claybourne Lockett and Max Gardner. Mrs Lockett sang Arizona, Lana ol Mine" by request. the audience Joln- ing in the chorus. The Washington mixed ouartette sang Sweet Gen eyieye' and Good Night, Ladies, with some original variations.
 Mrs. Shaw proved to be a very in teresting speaker. Her subject was .sHow to Maka Better American Cit izens.- This, she declared, must te- gin with the training of the boys and girls both in the home and school. She complimented the peo ple of the district most highly or their splendid schools and the effor being made to make this a stront community center.
 The members of the community SO cial committee, composed of Franl Hilgemar chairman; Mrs. w. J. Tetzloff Mrs. A. T. Sobey, Mrs. F. C Fuller Rev. George White, Mrs. Dal Randleman, Miss Lucille Middleton MT. Leek, MT. Mudersbach and c. W Steele are requested to meet at Fl nm. before the farm bureau meeting Tuesday night to make arrangement for the play which the Peoria Wom ans club wishes to give on the Wash ington school stage, Dec 3, and ha asked the community committee t handle.
 The Young Peoples club and tn Christian Endeavor held a joint meet ing Friday night at the auditoriur with a fine attendance. Hans wer made to fill Christmas barrel fc some needy families. A Thanksgiv ing sunrise service, to be held nea Hyatt's camp was also planned. Tn xnuug people extend an invitation 1xx entire community to be preser
 his service. They would also
 glad to receive any old gar
 Es that could be mended and use
 n their barrel; also contribution
 tuit or vegetables would be we
 e Leek, janitor of the schoo
 Resigned from the school boar
 Leek has given excellent sery
 IS a member of the board and
 1th much regret that the con
 tty sees him leave.
 e new curtain has been hung
 Bchoo1 auditorium. It Is beal
 piece of art, showing Squa
 at sunrise. The people of u
 ict have an auditorfum and
 of which to be proud. IT
 bers of the school board, Albe WGStfall, Mrs w. J. Tetzloff and c. Leek, deserve unlimited cred for making one of the most attra' tive community centers in the sta when they planned and saw to con pletion the s50,000 addition to u school, voted by the district ye ago.
 William Elwen was suddenly call to Venture, Calif. last Sunday the death bed of his father. The cid MT. Elweu was S5 years of age al passed away before his son cou reach his bedside.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Hilgeman a entertaining party of six frien and relatives who are enroute to t coast from Fort Wayne, Ind. Tn are Mir. and Mrs. Bittner and daug ters Esther and Lula and MT. a, Mrs. Knoll
 There is a vacancy on the schC board which must be filled as so as possible It has been suggest that a candidate who has childr in the schooi be put up for electi from the west end of the distr which extends fcur miles beyond | school house, so that the interests all parts of the large district may represented. A petition containing per cent of the voters of the distr is necessary to put candidate on ticket, according to the new sch' law.
 Portable electric receiving apr ratus, just invented, is slightly Ion, than a fountain pen.
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 Jenny Lind's voice first attrac attention when she sat at the W dow singing to her pet cat.
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