Arizona republican., 1921-11-27

The Mems Club of the Congrega- tional church is planning a Fathers and Sons evening for Sunday. Sup per is to be served at the church to the boys and men at 6 o'clock. At this social gathering, Professor Friz- zell will speak on Bees" At the 7:3O services, to which both men and wo- men, old and young, are invited, Game Warden Joe V. Prochaska will speak on '4The Birds of Arizona" The evening will be one of great profit both for men and boys. It is the first of several similar meetings planned by the club during the year.
 Here From Colorado
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Hollenbeck and son Kenneth, and Mrs. J. c. Hollen- beck of Salida, Colorado, arrived in Tempe Wednesday morning and will spend some time visiting at the home of Mrs. HollenbeclS's parents, MT. and Mrs. Thompson Walker.
 Here to Attend Funeral
 Mrs. M. A. Goodwin arrived Friday night from Jerome to attend the funeral of her cousin, John Scho- shusen. She was formerly Miss Lena Schoshusen.
 To Remember Disabled Men
 At the third department convention of the American Legion, held at Prescott August s, g. 10,, a resolution was adopted providing that suitable tokens of remembrance be presented by the American Legion at Christmas time to all disabled ex-service men within the state.
 It being the decision of the de- pertinent executive committee that each post in the department furnish a definite number of gift boxes or uniform value to be used in this con-
 
 at a special meeting held Tuesday night, decided to give benefit dance in Midway hall Monday evening, De- cember 5, for the purpose of raising the necessary funds to furnish its quota of the Christmas boxes. Tickets will be on sale Monday, No- vember 2S, at Laird and Dimes drug store. and the City Confectionery.
 Should any person or persons in the community feel they personally would like to contribute a box or money for this purpose 1t will be ap- preciated by the legion boys. All boxes should be of a uniform valua- tion of s2.00 and should be prepared and ready for shipment to state headquarters not later than Decem- Der 10
 Any contributions will be gladly re- ceived by the post adjutant, John Barkley, at the Tempe National bank.
 Congregational Church
 Sunday school at 10 o'clock. MT. Burkhardt will lead the discussion in the mems group speaking of some of the instincts which make man a fighting animal. Morning worship at II with sermon by the pastor on What is a Gospel Message2" The evening hours are to be devoted ito a Fathers and Sons gathering. Men are invited to come to the church al 6 o'clock bringing their sons or other boys they have borrowed. A sup per will be served-no charge but you can contribute what it seems worth as you did to the preacher when YOU were married. During the supper hour Professor Frizzen will speak to us on sBees.'' Mothers and daughters as well as fathers and sons are invited to the public service al 7.3O at which time an address Will be given by Game Warden Proehaska on aThe Birds of Arizona" These evening events are under the auspices of the Congregational Mems Club.
 Methodist Episcopal Church
 Rev. Thomas Hambly. we'll known citizen of Tempe and mln- ister of the Methodist Episcopal church, will preach at the morning service on the subject: "A Deed by 1 the Wayside." :" Dr. Hanlbly has been asked by the pastor to speak, not only. Sunday morning, but from tlmt | to time during the year.
 The Rev. P. G. Decker will speak at one of the services a little later. Both these men are well known and the pastor of the church is fortunate to have two such sympathetic min- I iSters IT, his congregation.