Arizona republican., 1921-03-06
people in that end of town.
 Woman's Club

people in that end of town.
 Woman's Club
 The Glendale Women's club will hold it's regular meeting next Wednesday afternoon. This will be an especially interesting meeting and full attend ance is requested. The program VIII be announced later.
 Glendale Beats Peoria
 The Glendale grammar school de- feated the Peoria grammar school tr1- day afternoon by a score of to 2. The teams were very evenly matched ana the score stood to until the elghth inning, when the home boys managed to squeeze two runs across, and then held their opponents scoreless. The battery for Glendale was W. Betts and Cerifan and for Peoria Ford and Jack.
 This makes the first game played by either of the teams in the West End league, and from the way 1t has started some unusually good games should be played during the schedule. Visiting Brother Richard Hodges, wife and two chill dren and Miss Ada Sullivan of De- catpr, H., are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Harry Sullivan. The two ladies are the sisters of Mir. Sullivan Moore Returns to Glendale
 MT. Jones of Prescott. who has beer 1 filling the vacancy in the freight de partment at the Santa Fe depot, now | has charge of the inside work, and Frank Moore, who returned from l Clarkdale on Thursday, has charge oi I the outside freight work. MT. Moore I returned to Glendale from Clarkdalt on account of the office closing down there. due to lack of business.
 Benefit Show
 l. The Royal Neighbors will have the usual benefit show at the Rainbow 1 theater Tuesday night, their percent l age of the proceeds to be used for ben eft purposes. Several numbers will bs presented by local talent between the | acts. while music will be furnished by Merle Connor, Dewey Little and Ralpf
 Reed.
 MT and Mrs. Ben Garland are thu - proud parents of a son, who arrived at their house on Thursday of thii
 week.
 Entertained Guests Mrs. W. D. Shaw entertained tn
 following guests Thursday afternool
 as a surprise to, her sister, Mrs. J. C Low, at her home on Twelfth avenue Mesdames White, Morris, Flynn Payne Rice, Rocker, Angie Pace, T R. Adams, c. M. Northrup and Noni' Hale: Misses Alma Adams, Dell
 Payne Elizabeth Rice and the tw' i Flynn and three Rocker children. Tn
 surprised lady received some very ac
 ceptable gifts and at o'clock serve
 the guests with luncheon. Baptismal Services There will be baptismal services a |, the Baptist church Sunday. Member r of the Baptist Bible school are urge v to bring extra large offerings to clas l Sunday so that the second quarter r supplies may be paid for in full. Pri = mary children should be on time a practice the Easter songs the prograI = committee is planning for the evenin s of Easter Sunday.
 t Visiting Here . MT. and Mrs. c. J. Kellog and httl
 grandson. Mir. and Mrs, Ira Kellog, an
 the Misses Edna and Ruth Kellog n, Des Moines, Iowa, arrived at the T. = Adams home Friday afternoon en rouf Q home from Whittier Cal. All returne t to the Phoenix auto camp grounds thf - night except Mrs. C. J. Kellog, wh {. l remained over until the next afternoon o as she had not seen the Adamses fe ' over atauarter of a century. ii Children Lost MT and Mrs. Crisp, who live we' Y of Peoria, near the Agua. Fria rive 2 came to Peoria Saturday searching fC '. their children, Gay and Bill. aged V and 10. The children left home Frida , and it was thought that they were st 'i ing to ueighbor's house. Gpon il i Vestig2ting il was found that they ha p not gone near there. < thorough scare , is being instituted and hopes are he F that they will soon be found. I Card Party Benefit
 4 card party will be given by u