Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-12-02
BENEFIT DANCE At
TEMPE MONDAY EVE

the American Legion ne dALdlI IL
being given for a worthy cause. that
of buying Christmas boxes for the
disabled soldiers, and the business
men and citizens of the town are CO.
operating with the boys to make it
a great success. The regular Mid
way orchestra will furnish the mu
sic and the hall will be decorated
especially for the occasion by COM
mittee including Elvin White, Harry
Pearl, John Barley and Thanks An
derson. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to everyone TO come out and
have a good time and at the same
time help to make this Christmas
happy one for the disabled soldiers
Tickets are now on sale at the City
confectionery. Laird and Dimes and
the Busy Corner.
VIII Undergo Serious Operation
Denver Homsley, who moved from
his ranch, southeast of town. to
place beyond Phoenix about two
years ago, has been very i'll for sew
eral days. He was taken to the Sis
ters' hospital in Phoenix, Thursday
morning, where he will undergo a Sc
rious operation.
Bazaar Friday Night
The ladies in charge of the bazaar
which will be helo in the basement
of the Methodist church Friday. eve
ming, have announced that the doors
viii be open to the public at o'clock
Those in charge of the different
booths have devoted much time and
thought TO each department and the
bazaar promises to be one of the best
ever held in Tempe.
Mrs. Longon and Mrs. Decker will
have charge of the fancy work booth.
Numerous dainty and useful articles,
including some silk rugs suitable for
Christmas gifts, viii be for sale at
this booth. The refreshments, pre-
sided over by Mrs. c. p. Mullen, are
sure to please everyone. Mrs. Os-
trander and Mrs. Beck will have
charge of the candy booth. Those
who are in doubt about their future
are sure to go home happy if they
call at the fortune telling booth and
let Mrs. Adams tell their fortune Last
but not least is the fish pond which
viii be in charge of Mrs. Menser. The
children are invited to come and fish
as long as they wish.
Return to Grand Canyon
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Cummings
who have been visiting relatives in
Tempe and Poenix since their mar
riage about two weeks ago, returned
to their home at the Grand Canyon
Friday morning.
Will Preach at Kyrene
Norman r. Curtis, pastor of the
Casa Grande Baptist church, will
preach at the Kyrene school house
Saturday morning at IL O'Clock, and
Saturday night at 1889. He will also
preach Sunday morning and evening
at the same hours. These meetings
wills be evangelistic and instructive
and the public is cordially invited.
Boy Scout Wienie Roast
The local Boy Scouts are to have
a wienie roast anu hike Monday eve
ming. The boys are requested to take
their own bread and wienies and
meet at the home of Mr.. Davis. the
Christian church parsonage, at 2
o'clock.
breaches Splendid Sermon
Bernard Davis preached a fine ser
mon at the Christian church Wednes-
day evening at the first of a series of
midweek meetings which are to be
held between now and Christmas. His
subject was Finding a Common De-
nominator." In ADDITION to the SER
mon there wa a violin solo by Mar
| garet Russell and a song by Elmo
Weir, Edwin Rowand and Paul Da-
Wis. There was a baptism at the
| conclusion of the sermon, during
which Miss Herdena Bell sang a solo.
Dance at Midway
The regular meekly dance will be
given at the Midway hall tonight.
We wish to thank the American
Legion, Normal cadets, the faculty
| of the Normal and other schools, our
| friends and the people of Tempe and
Phoenix for the beautiful floral of
| ferings and kindness rendered US dur
| ing our sad bereavement. We wish to
express our gratitude especially to
| the quartette of singers and the min
listers for their thoughtfulness and
words of sympathy.-Mr. and Mrs.
! John Schoshusen. Hortensia Schos-
| husen. 1t