Arizona republican., 1921-11-29
WELFARE LEAGUE
 TO HOLD ANNUAL
 MEETING TUESDAY

MESA. Nov. 2s-The annual meet ing of the Mesa Welfare league will be held Tuesday night at 7:30 in the high school building. Election of of ficers for the ensuing year will be held and plans for the winter work of the league will be discussed.
 In calling the annual meeting the officers of the league have made an effort to have every organization in the community represented. All churches, wards, fraternal organiza- tions, the woman's club. Rotary club, Mesa post of the American Legion and other bodies of a like nature have been asked to send at least two delegates to the meeting.
 Organized about year ago when there was an imperative need for such body, the work of the Mesa Welfare league, in it's short existence has been worth while and the heart fest commendation of those is charge has been heard on every hand. In the neighborhood of $500 has been expended within the year for the care of the needy and indigent in the dis strict any many other things have been done where money alone would not solve the problem, to help the needy ones.
 That there is a great deal for the league to do again this year has al- ready become apparent and the di- rectors are anxious that there be a good attendance Tuesday night to put the work under way.
 Weekend In Southern Arizona
 MT. and Mrs. F.. c. Corbell, accom- panied by Miss Nina Cotton, Miss Henrietta Tarwater and Miss Stella Gardner, motored to Tucson on We'd nesday. where they spent the remain der of the week at the Santa Rita. Interesting trips were taken to No- gales, the San Xaxier mission and other points of historic interest near Tucson.
 Masonic Lodge Session
 Oriental lodge No. 20. F. & A. M-, will hold a special meeting Tuesday night at 7:30 in the Masonic hall to confer work in the second degree
 St. Marks All Bay Meeting
 An all day meeting of the ladies of St Marks Episcopal guild will be held Thursday in the guild hall, com mencing at 10 a. m. Arrangements will be made at that time for the bazaar and cooked food sale to be held Saturday afternoon and evening in the guild hall.
 Accompany Remains to Los Angeles
 Funeral services for the late E. C.
 
 dence of his son, George Brown on East Second avenue were held Mon- day afternoon Mir. Brown left Mon day night for Los Angeles. accom- panying his fathers remains to that city for interment.
 Trial Set For Tuesday
 The trial of the six defendsnts who were arrested early Thursday morn ing for alleged crap shooting in a A poneA on Monday morning until Tuesday afternoon at 2:30. Junior Musicians Club Program An interesting program and busi- ness meeting of the junior Musicians club will be held in the high school building "Wednesday afternoon, com mencing at 3:45. Members have been asked to attend the meeting prepared to pay their dues and to suggest a name for the club. A club name will be selected at the Wednesday meet ing. Following is the program to be given: Chairman, Catherine Tlce; Flow Music Began" Chiffon Shirley; piano solo, Nina Kibler: reading. Ada Cerney; saxophone duet. Howard and l Juanita Corner; piano solo, Thora Allen: reading, Helen FleiSher.
 Stores Close For Dedication Mesa took on a holiday air during the three hours of the dedication or the grounds for the new L. D. 5. temple Monday afternoon. Practical l ly all business houses were closed during the course of the program The city schools and high schools did not dismiss but those students who desired to attend the service were excused.
 Southside Theaters Today Majestic. Mesa-ThomaS Melghan in Prince Chap" Pathe News. :.
 Gilbert-"Dr. Jekyll and Mir. Hyde starring John Barrymore, Bray Pic | tograph..
 Tempe-"One Wild Week" starring | Bebe Daniels, western Lorraine oi | the Timberlands."
 Chandler-.Hell's Oasis" featuring l Neal Hart, comedy Pals