Arizona republican., 1921-11-10
NEW COUNCIL OF THE BOY SCOUTS|S
 FORMED IN MESA

COulCll LII lfic buy oCOdtS Ol <AAiCllCa was formed in Mesa Tuesday night at meeting of executive committeeman representing the Phoenix council and the Apache council. The new council was formed and named in honor of the late Theodore Roosevelt by com- bining the two present councils into one organization to represent all of Maricopa county.
 The joint meeting of the executives was held to hear the report of the or ganization committee appointed at a previous meeting. The report was . accepted and the new council was formed with District No. l represent ing the former Phoenix council and District No. 2 embracing all of the territory on the southside formerly covered by the Apache council.
 Fifteen members from District l and 10 members from District No. ?, together with one representative from each troop in the Roosevelt, council , will comprise the executive commit tee of the new council. Murray Hill will continue as Scout executive for the organization having under him assistants in various districts
 Attending the meeting Tuesday night were Dr. John Dennett, J. D. Loper. H. F. Aller, Bishop Price and H. B. Wilkinson, representing the FnOenlA 1OulltAAs INSNs 1T eailNic AoAOy George A. Johnson and Alma M. Davis of Mesa and J. S. Allen of Gilbert.
 Arnistice Program Friday
 An interesting Armistice day pro- gram has been arranged by the Mesa post of the American legion, to be given Friday morning at 10:30 in the high school auditorium. Legionnaires will attend the program in uniform in a body. Everybody will be well come at the meeting. Following is the program to be given:
 Invocation ...-........... Orcheserd Address ....-.. Solo-"There Is No Death" .........
 ........s....... MT EnyearI Address .........J Judge F. H. Lyman Guartette .......-..-.. .... - =, Address ............ Perry E- Taylor Prayer Community Singing-.Star Span gled Banner"
 Benediction ......... .-.....-.....-
 S. S. League Basketball Schedule
 Representatives of the seven churches in the Mesa district met Tuesday night and formulated plans for the carrying on Of the Inter sum day School athletic league with a basketball schedule during the winter months. The four wards of the Lat fer Day Saints church, the Baptist Net,lodist and Christian churches were represented at the meeting Plans were adopted to commence the series next week, playing on Tuesday nights in the high school auditorium and Thursday nights in the l.. D. auditorium. A report from the treas urer of the league showed that th' baseball season closed last spring witt a balance of STA on hand Twenty five dollars of this will be devote' to Boy Scout work, it was decided Tuesday night, while the remalnde will be retained to commence the mex season with.
 Live Program at Club
 Another live and interesting pro gram marked the meeting Of the Mes Rotary club held Wednesday noor An excellent talk on Rotary work wa given by Charles Christie of PhoenlS Charles B. Flynn spoke on Fellow ship" J. c. Raymond rendered a in song on Zines" and Mrs. Leo Le sueur presented piano solo, Charie Price presided as chairman Of tn meeting
 Rebekahsr Busy Session
 The Mesa Rebekah lodge held busy meeting Tuesday night Tn uhe P. hall. The degree team ron z. Phoenix lodge was present to conlt the initiatory work and a soclai lin was passed following the conclusio of the business program.
 Demonstration at Alma Miss Flossie Wills, home demor strstion agent of Maricopa count 1,-ii1 demonstrate the making of tf horne made dress form Monday aftei noon at o'clock at the Alma scho' west of Mesa. The girls Of the nom economies department serve cakt and tea. Ladies interested In tl demonstration are invited by those charge to attend.
 Battery Equipment for Parade
 The hopes of members of Batter R that their field pieces and oth' rolling stock equipment would be { hand in time for the Armistice da rarade were realized Wednesda when four carloads of the equlpmel came in over the Arizona Easter railroad The officers plan to ha' fbe guns and wagons unload' rThursday and to have them in read ness for the Friday parade Battel R will appear as one of the featur ae tbe parade. The Indian scho hand will head the column, with u Ameriean legion float and legio naires in uniform following Bate E- Roy Scouts, high school cadets al other military organizations will al he in line. The parade will start 1;s0. concluding in time for the foe ball game and card of sports at t high school field.
 To Have New Location
 Marquis Rich, tailor and cutter, arranging to vacate his present qua tsrs in the Kelly Hibbert building | latter part sof the month, for mo
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