Arizona republican., 1921-05-25
COMMENCEMENT AT
 MESA HIGH SCHOOL ID BE HELD THURSDAY

MESA, May 24-Commencement exercises for the 54 graduates who have completed their studies in Mesa High school this term will be held Thursday evening in the high school auditorium. President R. B. von Kleinsmid of the University of Ari- zona at Tucson will deliver the com mencement address and an interest ing program has been prepared for the occasion. Miss Helma Cave, one of the stellar students of the class of 1921. will deliver the valedictory ad dress and George w. Silverthorne. president of the board of trustees, will present the diplomas.
 The class roll of graduates includes the following:
 Laverne Frances BeyerIe, Mar guerite Brimhall. Rose Brodie. Mar garet Louise Buchanan, Burl Buckley. Marita Butler, Helma Cave, Stella Fern Clay, Nellie M. Crimson, Pauline Margaret Diehl, Alta Ellsworth, Eva Fox, Inex T. Gill, Jessie Gruwell. Thelma May Hines. Hattie S. Huber. Pearl E. Huber Mildred Hunsaker. Leona Lo Veda Power, Dorothy Eleanor Sergeant. Marian Elizabeth
 Scott, Priscilla Shumway, Alma Stewart. Elizabeth Watson, Abbie Williams. Virginia Ellis. Frances Eric Irving Bloy, Harold Clark, Isidor Cohn. Ellwood Davis. Harry Lowery Davidson, James Lawrence Drane l Orin c. Fuller. John Franklin Gibson l Ernest E. Hawes, Wiifred NJ. Hawes
 Huber O. Hines. William T. Hovde
 Ray D. Kleinman. Hans Knudson
 Don Carlos Lewis, Owen Grant Mac
 Donald, Karl J. Payne, Samuel B
 Nelson, Charles Elmer Rollins, Robert | Scott, Jr., Hiram James Shouse | Arden F. Staples, Van L. Sullivan
 Walter K. Tweedy. Joseph Fraser. | Telephone Couple Welded Miss Edna Eaves. member of the operating force in the local office ot
 the Mountain States Telephone com pany, and Arthur Welch, wire chief
 in the exchange, slipped away from
 their friends and were quietly mar
 ried Monday evening at the home oi | Mir. and Mrs. J. 2. LaRue in Wilbur l addition. Both of the young people have been associated with the teie- phone company here for some time
 and are popular members of ths
 younger set in Mesa.
 Mail eoxes to be Installed
 Eight new drop letter boxes will b,
 installed in Mesa as an additiona
 service to the patrons of the local of , flee it was announced Tuesday b 1 Postmaster Babbitt- The first pos
 for the new boxes has already bee
 erected in front of the postoffic
 where letters may be placed when tn
 office is closed. Other boxes will
 installed at the most prominent corn , CTS in the business and residents sections of town.
 . No Game Thursday
 Mesa baseball fans, like other fan
 throughout the valley, are disappoint ed over the inability of the navy clu to keep its schedule for the series c games in the valley this week. Ar engagements already made indicate z that the Thursday game here woul : be the big event of the season 1 , sporting circles and the announce 2 ment of the cancells ton of the gam : came like bomb out of a clear six,
 The management of the local clu ' is now lining up a game for the com
 ing Sunday to be played on the locs
 diamond if possible.
 ? Aid to Hold Final Meeting There will be an all day meeting (
 the Ladies' Aid society of the M. I | church Thursday in the church par lors. As this will be the last meet
 ing until September good attend
 ance is urged to help settle up a l business. Thimbles and scissor ' should be taken and each member 1 asked to take an article of cooke E food for luncheon at noon when tt U husbands will be invited in for dime 8 Southside Theater Today - Majestic, Mesa Jack London e special The Star Rover" with an a |, star cast. Hired and Fired" comed : featuring the Hall Room boys; .Rut d of the Rockies starring Ruth Rolan r Gilbert-Constance Binney in "Tl e Stolen Kiss" Bray Photograph. IS Tempe-Anita Stewart in "Tf g Message of the Mouse" comedy "B e Bluffs and Bowling Balls" Patf d News
 d Chandler-"A Voice in the Darl
 all star cast, two-reel western dram d .'Perils of the West" 'Maske |. Rider"