Arizona republican., 1921-02-23
NEXT MEETING IF
 WOMAN'S CLUB TO
 BE INTERESTING ONE

GLENDALE. Feb. 23-A very inter esting program has been arranged for the next meeting of the Glendale Wo- mans club. Wednesday, February 23. Mrs. Duncan McRuer. Mrs. Torrance McRuer and Mrs. G. McAbees
 Mrs. Louise M. Freeland of the Washington club will give an address. Miss Freeland represents the Woman's clubs of the state as chairman of the committee on social and industrial re- lations. Several musical numbers will be presented. The program is as fol- lows Piano solo, Miss Isadore Otto: vocal solo, Miss Thelrna. Bartchy; vocal solo, Miss Islay Rogers; music, Gram mar School Glee Club, address, Social and Industrial Relations" Miss Louise M. Freeland;s vocal solo Mrs. Edgar Bell; vocal solo, Miss Marion White man; music. High School Glee Club; vocal duet, Misses Rogers and White man.
 Executive Committee Met
 The executive committee of the Glen dale District Commercial club met on Saturday evening at the club rooms in conjunction with Colonel Simmons and Major Deputy of the American City Bureau of San Francisco. At this time the bureau men laid out a plan calling for SlO.000 for maintenance, s5,0OO of which will come from membership and $5,000 from the budget. The men out lined a full course of procedure and the plan in itself was very good. It pro- vided for the building up of various departments. the schooling Of the sec retary each summer and many other points of interest. The plan however was not accepted and was tabled to a later date.
 MT. Carriek was present and told the committee some of the legal twists that the paving of Grand avenue had assumed and showed them that if was simply a question of time until the first bond issue was sold and then actlon could be taken. Meanwhile the highway commission and all those who are ultimately concerned in the paving u orano avenue are working hand i1i ilahd M with the idea of making the pay Ing as soon as possible
 Season About Over
 Due to the cold weather and inc heads of lettuce not reaching the huge 'slze that they have in past seasons the peak of the lettuce shipping season IS over and it will be only a. few weeks u@ntli @ the last car goes out from this district
 Pageant Enjoyed
 The pageant presented by the Glen oale Grammar school on Tuesday afternoon in commemoration of Wash 1ngtons birthday was quite cIeverJv gotten up and the hosts of friends and parents that witnessed the rendition or 1t on Glendale avenue were rnora tnasn pleased The third grade vot1ng- eeeIs uid wonderfully in their panto- mime part Of Columbia Gem of tho ocean, while great praise can also pc oestoWed on the Seventh and F,iphfb srahes Tn their part of the work on fIne Star Spangled Banner" Tta ch1ioreh were paraded from the school to tne oown town district in column oI Iours and quickly closed m and iliaue aLa1 ready for the program Through out 1t was good example of +ba 1-oa,s- work as it is carried o1t ,1nflar +L guidance of the Glendale corns os teachers. oi ps or
 Mrs. Thurstain III
 q, aiIS; Ts, tnursta1n who is employed at ehe Blue Front store has been absent rom her work due to illness.
 Speak Against RadicaIism
 me people of Glendale will have the pPporounIty on Thursday evening of I17 ing, Irg f1opert Swan and Captain 6. Wlson speak on the ways and means of preventing radicaJisrn and the downing of the bolshevil1i Roth men are red-blooded Americans and stand Tor Americanism and their ta1Iz Will be highly appreciated bv a1I tboee them ''ii" iieHi
 These two men travel from place to pIace Tn a car donated to them from various organizations in Ardmore Ok lahoma, those that aided in fhis heinz the Rotary club, Kiwanis club and tbe American Legion. The car has baar named the "Cootie Chaser As tbev surely live up to the name of chasing the pest of radicalism out of ones mind if all that has been said about