Arizona republican., 1921-02-25
SECURITY BENEFIT
 DANCE |S SUCCESS

DANCE |S SUCCESS
 GLENDALE, Feb. 24-The Security Benefit dance was well attended on Wednesday night and those who att tended pronounced 1t one of the best times that they had ever enjoyed in the w. O. W. hall. The evening of fun one dance that was inaugural ed. Ray Stauffer gave to the man holding the lucky number the choice of any Stetson hat in the store while the Blue Front store gave to the lady possessing the lucky number her choice of any pair of Star Brand shoes. The winner of the gentleman's prize was Verle Marks while the lady's prize went to Mrs. Rolfe.
 Candidates Receive Initiation
 Tuesday was day of surprise fol c. M. Wood of Woods Pharmacy. MT. Wood was one of the candidates that was to receive the initiation into the Mystic Shrine. To save him the trouble and embarrassment of going into Phoe- nix and getting into the class fncognito, a party composed of Reynolds, Sander son, Howell and Harrison, caught him at the store and unprepared. They =. A Peoria and took them to Phoenix for their trip over the desert sands. Many of the Masons and their wives went to Phoenix on Tuesday night to witness the Shriners parade.
 Child Welfare
 The Child Welfare society was well at the Mothers Congress in Phoenix on Thursday afternoon, those going from Glendale were Mrs c. H. Tinker, Mrs. B. M. Casey ant Mrs. Crumley. Especial interest is at nual election of officers will take place at that time. Mrs. D. l.. Van Camp will be the hostess at the next meet ing.
 Left for California CA. Cavalt left for California where he will engage in electrical work with an established firm there.
 Baseball Association Formed
 The different grammar schools of the west end of the county have banded together in a league to play baseball from now until the closing time of tn, school year. This association that has been formed will be known as the Grammar School Athletic League of the West End of the Salt River Val ley" So far this association has com prised of Glendale, Alhambra, Wash
 
 and regulations governing this league have been drawn up and copies mailed to the superintendents of each of the schools. Notices have been sent out asking the choice of officers for the league and at later date full farticu- lars will be given.
 The rules touch on eligibility of players, number of games, the officials at these games, the question of dues and the disposition of these dues and the method of determining the cham pionship team of the league at the end of the season.
 Helps to Move Rig
 Ed Graham, local well dri1ler is at present busily engaged in moving a large drill from the Hot Springs June tion country to BeardSley where 1t will be used in the drilling of oil wells on the numerous leases that have been recently obtained.
 Leaves for California
 Mrs. Dooley left Wednesday for Cali fornia where she will visit for some time. Mir. Dooley is planning on leav- ing soon on business trip to Tucson.
 Able to Be Out
 Mrs. Ernest Marks has sufficiently recovered from her long illness to be about, it was while that she was sick that her home and all its contents were burned to the ground.
 Loyal Workers to Meet
 The Loyal Workers of the Christian church will meet on Tuesday afternoon and spend the day at the church to complete the quilt that was recently started at the home of Mrs. MacMilliar where they spent a social hour. Each is requested to bring a dime to cover expenses.
 Christian Church Pastor Here
 Rev. Tabor of Pittsburg, the new pastor of the Christian church in Glen dale preached his first sermon in Glen dale on Sunday, February 20. Rev. formerly of the Central church of Phoenix, took the place ot Rev. Tabor in Pittsburg but was forced to return west on account of the health of his wife. Rev. Tabor was tue guest of MT. and Mrs. Ingram on Wednesday,
 Goes to Fl Paso
 Everett Walker left for Fl Paso on Wednesday and expects to be gone for some time Miss Idell Ingram is the guest of Mrs. Ingram this week.
 Good Fellowship Club
 The Good Fellowship club will hold their monthly "sew" at the Woman's club on Tuesday. March l. Mesdames Foote, Garber and Graham will be the hostesses. All ladies are requested to bring work to be completed and sold or will work on pieces already prepared by the club. A jolly good time is an- -icipated.
 Here Visiting Parents
 Dr. Lawrence Oliver of Prescott is n Glendale for a few days visiting with his parents on North Seventh avenue. When pr. Oliver returns to Prescott he will be accompanied by his brother who will make an indefinite stay.
 Baseball
 The Glendale High school has a game scheduled with the United States In dian school of Phoenix on Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The high boys have been practicing most dili- gently and it is thought with their Jones in the box backed up by the timely hitting of other members 1f the team that the local boys will nave a fine chance of besting the older boys. Nevertheless come out and give the boys a hand and show some of the home town spirit and help them to win by your support.
 Fasting Party
 A pasting party was held at the home 1f Mrs. Charles Crumley early in the week and at this time IS were pres ent. Verna Ehlers and Laurine Sheets were chosen as the captains. The con test consisted in seeing which side would paste white paper over the most lsed post cards. The race became so