Arizona republican., 1921-04-12
CUP WON BY DRILL
 TEAM 0N DISPLAY

GLENDALE, April 1.-The silver loving cup that was recently won by the drill team of the Glendale lodge of the w O. w. is now on exhibition in the window of the Royal barber shop The cup was placed up as trophy some six years ago, and the rules were that any lodge that won the cup three years in succession should gain the ownership of it and have the right to have it suitably engraved and placed in trorNv case.
 Some three weeks ago the Glendale lodge went over to Mesa, wheTS the state camp was held. and was sue cessfu' in the competitive drill. The beautiful cup was won by the follow ing men, and their names and ranks as well as the time the cup was won has been suitably engraved on it: Captain. J. H. Brown: sergeant. R. D. Lake: corporals NJ L. Veteto. F F. Higens. R. A. Looue. J. F. sThUnla: privates. I S Bew'ev. w F. Tohn- son. T. H. Whitney. C P Caplinger A B Kelley. Price oresenberry r T. Crockett R. F. Nelson, N. H. Rouse, Orlin Thurman P. Travers.
 Lumber Fire
 Some stacks of lumber in the rear of the Ryder hardware store were partly destroyed about o'clock Mon day afternoon when they became ig- nited from a nearby burning trash pile. The department was not called out, as those who were near formed a bucket brigade and soon extin- gufshed the blaze. The damage was about s30.
 Sunday School Institute It has been decided that the date for the Sunday school institute that will be held in Glendale will be April 20. This institute is of a statewide nature and is being held at different towns over the state from April 3 to May 2. It is being held under the auspices of the beard of Sunday schools of the Methodist Episcopal church. At this time there will be an afternoon and eveninp session. and a program for both has been ar ranged that will be of the utmost in terest to all.
 OIdfield Visits Glendale 1 Barney Oldfield, veteran of many automobile races and one time pre- mier pilot of speed chariots was in 1 Glendale on Saturday. While here l he was the guest of the Ford garage He spoke of the present quietness in 1 the automobile and tire industries and incidentally stated that through | Ott tift cast COIititlOIS showed SEEDS of great improvement. Barney is making the trip overland in his huge l Narmon car and he is very proud ] that he has it shod with Oldfield tires. He takes no end of time show l ing how they came through the desert sands without bIemish. Park Lawn Receives Trimming
 The municipal park each day is nearing the beauty that it should rightfully possess. The lawns have been recently "manicured" and now the hedges and trees are receivins their proper attention.
 Symphony Orchestra l The Ladies' Columbia Symphony orchestra will be in Glendale Friday l night, April 15, at the grammar schoo auditorium The assemblage Q, musicians will be brought to Glen dale under the auspices of the Ameri can Legion to give music lovers ol this vicinity treat. The boys 1T I this instance have gone to a lot oi trouble and expense to provide thu entertainment and 1t is hoped that every one in Glendale win be counted among the audience. I Annual Meeting
 The annual meeting of the Glen l dale Baptist church will be helt Wednesday, The program follows: Prayer and praise service 7:3, to 8: 15. Led by L. N Staats.
 Business session, 8:15 to 9:Oo. Let by the pastor.
 Annual election of Sunday schoo and church officers
 I Program and social hour. 100 f, 9:30. . Duet-Mr. and Mrs. John D. Davis Reading-Mr. A. L. Galloway. Male quartette.
 instrumental music. by the Misse EAker
 Short talk: Looking Backward
 E. Draper.
 Ladies' quartette.
 Short talk: Looking Forward C NJ. Northrup.
 Congregational song: Revive U
 Again."
 Get acquainted hour. : | -------O-