Arizona republican., 1921-01-02
HOLD FIRST SERVICE
 OF NEW THIRD WARD
 LATTER DAY SAINTS

MESA. Jan. 1--The Mesa third ward Latter Day Saints church announce ment of its organization being made at the quarterly conference held here In November, will hold it's first serv- ices on Sunday at the temporary meeting place in the L. D. $. audito- rum. The tabernacle at the corner of Morris and First avenue. Is to be the permanent meeting house for the new ward, but pending completion of re- pairs and improvements on 1t, the reg ular services will be conducted in the auditorium
 The latest ward to be added to the stake is headed by Bishop Edgar Hunsaker. former bishop of the Alma ward. Bishop HunsalSer, at the time of the organization of Mesa third ward, was relieved from duty in Alma and will be the permanent head of thd new organization. Announcement of other officers in the Mesa third ward will be made soon, it is said.
 The following program of services has been arranged for the first meet ing of the new ward on Sunday:
 Sunday school at 10:30 a. m.
 Services at 12:15 p. m.
 M. I. A. services. 7:o0 D. m. Reading-Naomi Brimhau.
 Solo-Lottie King.
 Address-Delbert Stepley.
 Girls Chorus-Nlisses SkOusen, Els worth. Pomeroy and Openshaw.
 Cornet Solo-Dyke Walton.
 Solo--Lula Huber.
 Retold Story-Mabie Davis
 Solo-Harold Clark.
 New Year Resoiutions-James w Lesueur.
 All are welcome.
 Loud Welcome to New Year
 The new year 1921 was welcomed with all of the noise and merriment that any year ever received in Mesa Friday night. Despite the warning of the police that no firearms were to be discharged within the city limits. cit izens apparently took it for granted that the police were home fin bed, and they put over a barrage that would have done justice to anything that went over on the western front. The fire siren joined in the welcome tC the new year and for 90 minutes ol more the reception to 1921 continued The police reported no casualties Sat urday.
 Baby Girl in Shields Homo
 There was born to Mir. and Mrs Jack Shields on Wednesday. Dec. 29 at the home of Mrs. Shields mother Mrs. A. A. Wood, an eight-pound baby girl. Mrs Shields was formerly Miss Grace Wood.
 Baby Daughter Improving
 The four-year- old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. D. R. Truman, who has been III for several weeks with influenza, IS now out of danger and improving Mir. Truman is manager of the meat market in the A. & B. grocery.
 Returns From Texas
 l.. c. Davis, proprietor of the Mesa shoe shop, returned Saturday from
  ago by the death of his father.
 Married in California
 News has just been received in Mes; of tho marriage in San Bernardino Cal. of Miss Lillian Wood of Mesa t' William Redfern of Riverside, Cal The wedding occurred on Christina day. Miss Wood is the daughter o Mrs. A. A. Wood of Mesa. She ha lived here practically all of her life attending both the Mesa and Temp schools. MT. Redfern is in the avia ton service and is stationed at tn aviation field near Riverside.
 Recalled to Service
 Ralph Smith of the Smith Brother welding works has been called back t the navy for duty with the Pacifl fleet. and departed Saturday for Sa Pedro. where he win join tho flee being assigned 10 the Mississippi
 Church Calendar Sunday
 Methodist church-Sunday schoo 9:45; morning worship. II o'clock, sub iect, ',The Great Commission"; ED worth league, 6:30. At 7:30 pr. Moor will begin the Palestine pageant to held every night through the weel The subject for Sunday evening bein The Shepherd Of the East" Tn public is invited. No admission fe will be charged. w. c. Miller, paste Baptist-Sunday school at 0:45 m., T. B. Croswell, superintendent morning worship ct ii a. m. subject sermon, My New Years Resolution Special music by the Baptist quarte B. Y. P. U. at 6:30 D. m., Melsa Shit leader; evening service at 7:30 D. m subject of sermon. The Anchor of il Soul" prayer meeting and Bible stud class Wednesday at 1880 D. m; cho practice Thursday at 7:30 ?. m. IT public is most cordially invited 10 af -----------------