Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
STUNT NIGHT ET TEMPE EH|CHSCHOOL
 Is CLEVER AFFAIR

TEMPE, Oct s-A large and ap- preciative audience attended Stunt Night at the Tempe High school on Friday night All the stunts were very clever and greatly enjoyed by all. The irnpersonations by the fresh ies were very good, and the burlesque on a rural school by the sophomores was a scream from start to finish. The dance by Marjorie Robinson was very pretty. One of the most pleas ing numbers of the entire program was the Midnight Fanasy by Louise Cottrel and Ruth Morrow The song. Romeo and Juliet" by Don Hatfield, Russell Henness, Delbert Goddard, Lynn Goodrich and Adam Celeya was as unique and snappy as could be. | Several enjoyable musical numbers, including and instrumental duet and a solo were given by the seniors in addition to their stunt. School Election Soon | G. R Finch announces that notices l for the election of school trustees in | the Kyrene district are now posted and it is now in order for some good man to announce his candidacy through a petition as prescribed by 1 law.
 Returns to Phoenix
 Mrs. Anna MeComas who has been | 9AsAAAt7 eNI hAiS NJ 0AdlACi AOAilO near the creamery for several days, has returned to her home in Phoe- l nix.
 Weekend Guests Miss Lillian Graham spent the 1 weekend with Miss Reba Talbott and Miss Josie McEwen is the week 1 end guest of Miss Glenna Miller at her home near Chandler.
 Eastern Star Meeting
 Tire regular meeting of the Tempe l chapter, O. F. s. No. IS, will be held Monday evening. Oct. 10 at 7:30 Members are urged to make a special l effort to be present
 Return From Hunting Trip
 c. M. Mullen and John Barkley re- turned Friday from most enjoyable hunting trip spent in the Bradshaw mountains.
 First Wonaan's Club Meeting of the
 Season
 The first meeting of the woman's club of the season was held Friday afternoon and was we'll attended The president, Mrs. T. A. Anderson made a splendid talk on the dutie: club this year. Mir. Curry sang two solos and J. L. Felton gave yer, fine reading
 Report Troubles to Grievance Com
 nittee The grievance committee whicl was appointed at the last meeting o the Tempe farm bureau, requests tha any farmer who cannot get cottoi picked for one and a half cents pc pound, report the matter at once t one of the members of the committe and they will immediately investi
 gate his crop without any inconven
 fence to him.
 Successful Deer Hunt Clyde Sandoz and Fred Parry re
 turned Saturday afternoon from very successful deer hunt in tn mountains beyond Buckeye. The
 were joined by several men from tha district and the entire party kille
 five deer. As proof of their success
 they returned with some very fin , venison and some nice large horns. ,, , Baptist Church The religious census being take
 by the Baptist church is provin
 beneficial in obtaining much infor 2 nation which will help the church t = be of greater service to the commun Q ity.
 Every department of the churc life striving to function for the goo V of humanity. Many have responde :, with articles such as clothing, blank
 cts, towels, etc. for needy in Polan, !, Czecho- Slovakia and Latvia. 2 The White Cross circles and tn . Baptists in the northern conventio : will fill a large ship with supplie 1. for these needy people in Europe. Q few hours remain for those who wis Ii to have a part in this work. Tax ' gifts to Mrs. A. Hansen or to tt e Baptist parsonage.
 . On Thursday and Friday of nel . week there will be a religious cor II ference at the church, some of tl
 religious leaders in the denominatio - will be present. october Is will = rally tiay in the Sunday school. A