Arizona republican., 1921-05-29
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 HOLD PICNIC JUNE l
 1T EASTLAKE PARK

l F. Nidy lo--- q. WI A-fNNN~-@~ ing meeting of the L. D. c. ladies was held at the home of Mrs. Hattie Long on Friday afternoon, the Phoe- nix officers of the Arizona state dlvi- sion being present. A short program was given, after which the state off cers were introduced. Mrs. J. P. Ivy, state president. made splendid talk and presented Mrs. Howard Woods, the retiring state president with beautifully framed certificate of membership in the U- D. c. Mrs. Woods voiced her thanks in a most plea sing manner.
 Plans were made for a picnic at Eastlake park on June B. in which both the Dixie and Robert E. Lee chapters will participate, the occa- sion being the anniversary of the birth of Jefferson Davis. Mrs. Lon gon served refreshments and avery pleasant social hour was enjoyed.
 Rally Day
 There will be an all-day meeting of the Maccabees Tuesday, 1t being rally day for all the Maccabees of the valley. All members are urged to attend and he at the Odd Fellows hall at 10 o'clock.
 On Sick List Herman Russell is quite i'll at his home in Gilbert. It was thought at first that he had typhoid fever, but the doctors have decided that it is heart trouble.
 Tempe Congregational Church
 Sunday school at 10 o'clock; morn ing worship at II: topic of sermon. .'Poppies: A Study in Memory All who have served the country in war e~IT ~1<. V<<rrx no Peoples meeting at T; evening serv- ice at s, with sermon bv the pastor on "The Second Basic Need Of To- day"
 visitina Parents
 Miss Laura Schmidt, who taught al Litchfield the past winter. is in Tempe visiting her parents. Mir. and Mrs. E. E. Schmidt. Miss Schmidt will leave May 31 with Mrs. IT. D Ross and the other Phoenix delegates 1 for Iowa to attend the Tri- City Wom- ans club musical convention From there she will go to Chicago and visif relatives: later she will enter ths Harvard university summer school 1T Boston
 Olsen Funeral | Funeral services for A. J. Olser were held Saturday afternoon at o'clock from Carr's undertaking par Il lOTS- inteffne0l was nladc III LII Double Butte cemeterv. : Leaves for Chicago
 Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Birchett an son. Joseph. will leave Sunday morn ing for Los Angeles. making the tril overland They will be joined in Lo Angeles as soon as school is out b, the Misses Lynd, Garrish and Ander son of the Tempe Normal. and tn .. entire party will motor to Nancouve and visit the home os Miss Garrish- Tempe Christian Church
 Sunday school at 10 o'clock. A spe cial team of people representing tn Arizona Missionary society will hav charge of the morning service. Thei theme will be Arizona First" II the evening Rev. MT. Davis vii preach in the Mesa Christian churcl and will continue to hold meeting each evening for some time. Tn with MT. Davis in these meetings and the Mesa church will furnish tn music.
 Baptist Church
 Rev. E. NJ Lands, the new pastor has begun his work and there was large congregation at both the morn ing and evening services last Sun day. A new spirit of enthusiasm ha entered the work Every one is wei 7 come ana invited. sunday scnool 9:45 sharp: morning service at II B. Y. F. U- at 2. m. Lorene Botkir leader Evening service at 8. Visiting Hayden . Mrs. Jack Kinney and little daugh ter, Melba, are visiting friends , Hayden.
 Art Exhibit Next Friday and Saturday ther will be an exhibit in the industris arts building of the Tempe Norma ! of work done by students in the ar ] manual training and domestic art ! departments. Visitors are invited.