Arizona republican., 1921-11-07
DA|RYING SUBJECT
 AT FARM MEETING

TEMPE, Nov. G. An interesting outline of the possibilities of a dairy organization in the valley was given by representative of the Glendale bureau at the meeting of the Tempe Farm Bureau Thursday night. The selection of seed sorghum was dis cussed by Messrs. Ostrander and Stannard.
 Seekina Lost Books
 The Tempe union high school is making an effort to regain its lost library books. There are several books missing which the school would be grateful for, if returned These books are possibly those that were taken out by former students. If their parents will look through their private libraries for the books and r~turn them at the earliest possible date the school will appreciate the interest taken.
 Sunday School Enjoys Wiener Roast The Sunday school of the Tempe Christian church entertained the Mesa Sunday school Friday evening at wiener roast on the Scottsdale road. The Sunday schools recently entered a contest and as the local school lost the members had to en- certain the Mesa people. A very pleasant evening was spent by both young and old. About 125 attended
 In Slight Accident G. W. Stevens, who is employed at the power plant across the river, had a narrow escape Saturday morn ing. Accompanied by his wife he was enroute to Tempe and just as he turned onto the main highway a car coming from Phoenix ran into his right front wheel. The radius rods were badly bent. but otherwise no serious damage was done. No one was hurt.
 Modern Woodman to Meet
 There will be a called meeting Of the Modern Woodman Monday even ing at 7:30 and every member is business will come before the meet ing.
 Resting More Easily
 Miss Flora Thew, who was pain fully injured in the auto accident Saf- urday afternoon, was reported to be resting more comfortably Sunday evening, though still in a lot of pain. Little Howard, Mrs. Thew's grandson. also sustained numerous bruises and scratches. Miss Rowena Wilcox, a student at the Tempe Normal. gus tained severe cuts and bruises, but her condition is not considered ser l icus. She was taken to the home Of her uncle in Phoenix immediately af- ter the accident.
 Arnnistice Week Program
 The Baptist church, wishing to CO., operate in the work of bringing to the people a vision of warless world, has arranged for a short service each evening. and every person in town is asked to attend the meetings, which will be called at q: 30 each evening until the 11th. Monday evening Dudley Windes will speak on the "Staggering Burdens of a Warning World. .'' Tuesday evening Charles Woolf will talk on the subject: Causes of the Big Armaments of the World ]" Wednesday evening A. K. Perry will speak on Problems Before the Conference on Limitations of Armaments." Thursday evening Thornton Jones speaks on The Con- tribTtion of the Church in Estab- fishing a Warless World"
 The famous DeMoss family Of en- tertainers will give concert at the Baptist church Friday at 1:3o D. m.
 Young Folks Enjoy Party
 A large party or young foik anc their parents were invited to the Don Frankenburg home southeast of town Saturday evening for a picnic supper and social time.
 Normal Beats High
 The Tempe high school basketball team played the Normal five on the 1, home court Saturday, the Normal winning 6 to 12-