Arizona republican., 1921-05-13
GLENDALE DAY'' |S OBSERVED BY CLUB

GLENDALE, May 12-The Glen dale Woman's club held it's last meet ing of the present year at the club house Wednesday afternoon. A very large attendance was present and the utmost enthusiasm and interest was displayed. The meeting was in the nature of a "Glendale day. and the program dealt with the past and future of Glendale.
 The paper by Mrs. F. E. Jack on the history of the Woman's Club of Glendale was augmented by inn promptu speeches by the ladies pres ent and did much to add to a clear CT understanding of the questions and problems which confront the club.
 Mrs George Walters also appeared on the program and her paper brought out other phases of the ques- tion of the welfare of Glendale These speeches, along with other features of the meeting, will be preserved by the club for the Glendale people.
 At the conclusion of the meeting the entire club took a standing vote of thanks to the press Tor the coop eration given the club.
 In Justice Court
 William Messenger brought suit in Judge Patterson's court Wednesday ' formerly of the Glendale Loess Land company. Messenger claimed that the amount was due him for rent and incidentals while Woolery occupied a portion of the Glendale cafe. Messen- ger was given a judgment
 To Wear Cotton Products
 In keeping with the slogan of the women to wear cotton and each use 20 yards of cotton goods, the women of the Woman's club have pledged themselves to wear cotton goods all throughout the summer. Other or ganizations have taken similar ac- ton.
 Chicken Day
 With each day plans for the Chick en day celebration come nearer and nearer completion A good program has. been mapped out and from 10 o'clock in the morning until the aft ernoon shadows fall there will be plenty to interest everyone. MT. La mon and MT. Rommel of the govern ment bureau of animal husbandry < Kill be present, arriving In Glendale the day before. Due 10 the inability of Governor Campbell to be present, Ernest Hall, secretary of state, will attend Others of importance on the program are Nat. F. Luce, R. E. von KleinSmid, R. B. Thompson and M l.. Bemis.
 A big brass band will furnish the music throughout the day and chick en sandwiches and coffee will be served at 1 o'clock To start the pro gram off right a parade has been planned and the various business houses will have float. In connec- tion with this parade announcements 4 ff, fne neighboring cities inviting them td. send over a delegation and some floats to put in the parade.
 Preparations are now on foot for caring for the largest crowd ever as- sembled in Glendale and all the peo- pie of the Glendale district, of the Salt River valley and all those who are in any way interested in poultry are most cordially invited to attend
 Cups should be brought for cof- fee. c. H. Ketchem, who has vol unteered to dress the poultry tha will be used in the sandwiches, an nounces that those contemplating bringing in poultry must have it a the plant not later than early Mon day morning.
 Small Fire
 Fire destroyed one of the small frame buildings on the corner o Grand avenue and Seventh about l o'clock Wednesday evening. Tn building was the property of M. E Wells and was partly covered by in surance. The truck responded quick ly to the call, but the fire had gaine such headway on the dry lumber tha the house burned completely down.
 Missionary Circle
 Mrs. D. R. Freeman and Mrs. Yer Walters were hostesses Thursday aft ternoon to the Woman's Missionar