Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

| u APPEAR llvME5A | l IN CONCERT TODAY /.
 MESA, Dec. 3.-Music lovers of Mesa will be afforded a rare treat Sunday afternoon when Prof. Frank Lloyd Stuchal and pupils present their orchestral concert in the high school auditorium. Assisting in the special numbers will be Miss Anna Marie Luke, popular soloist of Phoe- nix and Miss Alma Louise Lowery, reader.
 The same group of pupils present. ing the concert in the Tempe Normal auditorium several weeks ago were highly commended and many of the | people who attended the concert on that occasion, it is expected, will be present again in Mesa Sunday after noon.
 The concert will commence at 3:15. A silver offering may be left at the door to assist in defraying expenses.
 Following is the program to be given:
 La Cinquantine ...... .Gabriel-Marie Hail. Blessed Marie ........ .Flotow
 Readings (Selected) Alma Lowery La Reve .-...--..-...... .Golterman Little Mother of Mine.. Burleigh Miss Luke (Soprano)
 and Orchestra , La Brunette (Waltz) --.... Severn Star Spangled Banner Following are the members of the orchestra:
 Violins.Nrs S. E. Stretton, Mrs. . Erma Fordin, Mrs. G. E. Phelps. Carl Lindstrom, John Barkley, Wilfred Lifivre, J. Hathcock, Milton Sachs, , Lonzo Lands, John Flight, Claude Pugh. Miss z. Stevens. Miss Maude Saylor, Miss Alice Frankenburg, Miss Maxine Stuchal, Miss Leona | Pomeroy, Miss Leona Godfrey, Miss ,. Maxine Phelps.
 Rass-AIr. Baird. MT. Kyle. .. Trombone-C. Smith. r Saxophone-Naomi Pomeroy, Earl :. Pomeroy.
 Horn-Leslie Brewer. t Flute-Philip Hyaitt MT. Martin. : Clarinet-D. Palmer . Cornet-Mr. Parter. : Drums-Geo. Brown. , Piano-Mrs. Lyle Wier.
 Wilbur Class Entertained
 The Wilbur class of the Methodist e Sunday school was entertained Fri
  5 and Mrs E. F. Coe on North Rob {. son street. More than a score young z people participated in the evening" s !, entertainment, which concluded with :. the serving of refreshments. : Mesa Girls Beat Florence The Florence high school girls
 team was defeated before a good !. sized crowd of basketball fans in the f high school auditorium here Friday ] rs,-Ie 4 t to 26.
 . K. p. Imitation
 The Knights of Pythias will confer f work in the second rank on three II candidates at their regular meeting - to be held Monday night in the k. of II P. hall.
 ,. Ford Day Plans Continue V Plans for Mesa's 'iitney party on O December r are rapidly forming and Q the various committees reporting in 9. to Secretary R. F. Lush indicate that e there will be a real entertainment r. in store for all the "Forders'' who Il motor in for the day. A Ford touring Q car to be given away on the after 1T noon of the 17th. Is one of the latest r. features planned for the day. e Mesa Churches Sunday 'f Methodist Episeopal-Ray Coneley IS Lord. pastor. 9:45 a. m.. Sunday ie school, MT. Love, supt. Il a. m., ser l. mon by pastor; subject. Jesus
 Christ, Authority of Today" special
 number by choir. 4 p. n, Junior Ep-
 worth League. 6:30 p. m. Epworth s- League. 6:3o p. m., class meeting b. Mrs. Williams. leader. 1880 p. m- s, sermon by Rev. Thomas Hambly, D y D.; special singing: everybody in- Id vited every member expected. s, St. Marks Episeopal-Francis Bloy at rector. Services as usual. Sunday It school at 9:45 a. m. and public wor-
 ship at II a. m.
 First BsPtist-F. F. Hawes, pas
 tor. Bible school, 9:45 a. m; T. B
 Croswell, supt. Teachers prayer
 meeting. 9:3O a. m. Morning wor-
 ship II a. m: subject, "Atonins r Blood:" Miss Ruby and MT. Edgar Golden will sing at this service. B fl !. P. U.. 6: 30; Horace Carter, leader; li all young people over 14 years of ags
 are invited. Evening worship. 7:30; D. subject, "The Sinners Friend;" Mis-: f. Gladys Clark will sing at this service l. You will find home-like atmosphere
 in this church at all services. Wor' in ship here once, and you will mos is likely come again. We believe in 2 lr plain. uncompromising Gospel, anC at find that Jesus lifted up will draw H. Try our Sunday evening prayer meet
 ings at p. m. There is one for th' <e men, and one for the women come ly early and inquire about them. m White Cross Gospel Mission-14' se West Main street: F. T.. Hawes, supt
 The interest at these services is in
 creasing each Sunday. and we vii
 soon have to arrange for more seats
 Christ. the sinners Friend ana
 Saviour, is exalted at each service e and those interested in this work ar'
 confident that God will honor Hi a l Word and save souls. Services begir ul promptly at :90 D. m. We welcome 15 all Christian workers who feel led tC ." cooperate in work of this nature 9d Our invitation to the lost is expressed
 in Revelation 22:17. And the Spiri
 and the bride say. Come. And le
 him that heareth come And let hin
 that is athirst come. And whosoevel , will, let him take the water of life R freely"
 Christian-Bible school at 10 a. m r followed by communion. Sermon a 11 II o'clock by the pastor, Bernard $ 'ie Davis; subject, Repentance" Th' a+ Christian Endeavor at 6;30 in th' 'S evening will be led by Miss Nor; ,'s Hollingsworth. The subject will b' nc "Thy Will Be Done with My Plans.
 All are invited to these services.
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