Arizona republican., 1921-11-30
POULTRY RAISING
 TOPIC AT MEETING

The Washington Farm Bureau held another very successful meeting Tuesday evening, a record attendance being present to hear the excellent program on poultry raising. A H. Westfall was chairman of the eyen- ing. He first presented Nate Luce of the government poultry station. who spoke on the Farm Flock" NJ. l.. Bemis enlarged on the same topic. They stated that successful poultry raising depended on four things: Good laying stock, good housing, good feeding and cleanliness; also that the hen fed on an exclusive grain diet is a losing proposition. A. A. Wolfe, the poultry man, then gave an interesting talk and demonstration on how to eradicate blue ticks" from fowls. The Christian Endeavor society met Friday night at the auditorium. The membership drive is getting ex- cellent results, as over SO were pres ent at the meeting. The next meet | ing will be held Friday night as usual instead of Saturday night. as planned ! Harold Brownsberger will be leader | The Sunday school enjoyed an ex- cellent attendance Sunday morning The adult class elected Mrs. Henni- l gan as leader for the next three months, with Ed Robertson as her as- l sistant. This class plans to have | open discussion on topics suggested ! by members, which promises to os made very interesting. The Sunday school extends a cordial invitation tC ! the community to join with 1t at the morning service, which is from 9:4I | till II every Sunday morning. This i: an interdenominational service tol | children and adults.
 l The community social committe, held a meeting Tuesday night a l which plans for the staging of tn. Peoria Woman's club play were laid 1 Miss Elizabeth Beatty. speaking fo the Presbyterian church board il Phoenix, brought up the subjec whether the community would hell raise Miss Lucille Middletons salar. for the coming year as a worke : among the young people of the com munity. The boards asks that tn community raise one-third of tn salary. Miss Beatty asked the mem bers of the committee to take it u with their various organization: Miss Middleton has done some splen did work among the young people. T A party composed of five familie. former residents of Montrose, Colo : enjoyed a splendid turkey dinner 0 the desert north of Valley Height Thanksgiving day. The members ( the party were and Mrs. F. | ] Wiggins, Mir. and Mrs. Chester Wig gins, Mir. and Mrs. V. $. Travis an : son, MT. and Mrs. E. c. Robertso and son, and Mir. and Mrs. w. Gaddy of Phoenix
 Miss Louise F'reeland is home frol l her tour of the state in behalf of th ]. Red Cross Christmas seal sale. Mrs. Charles Aune entertained
 large family party Thanksgiving da
 Covers were laid for 14, including ht
 house guests, Mir. and Mrs. A. { Stear of Wickenburg, MT. and M-
 Samuel Siegrist of Phoenix, MT. an l Mrs. Sutton and four sons, and Keit
 and Howard Aune.
 A turkey dinner with all of its aC
 compartments was enjoyed by seN | eral members of the s. N. H. club
 the base of the Hieroglyphic Rock
 south of Phoenix. on Thanksgivir
 day. Those who enjoyed the repa
 were MT. and Mrs. Chris Hover ar
 family, Mir. and Mrs. H. F. Henniga | and children, MT. and Mrs. K.
 Spencer and daughter, Mir. and Mir
 Dale Randleman and sons and NJ
 Haley.
 The Hieroglyphic Rocks proved
 be popular picnic ground Thank
 giving day, as 47 cars were parked
 the desert near there.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Butler ente
 tained MT. and Mrs. R. F. Wayne al
 family of Phoenix and Claude Bla'
 at turkey dinner Thanksgiving day.
 Charles Aune and Mir. Patrick r
 turned to Wickenburg on Mond.
 after spending Thanksgiving d.
 with their families.
 George Taylor has purchased t
 McArthur ranch and will take imm
 diate possession
 The next meeting of the Farm B
 reau will be on Dec. and win be
 election of officers. The social cor
 mittee is planning an entertainme
 and social time after the meeting.
 Muir Glacies in Alaska has reced