Arizona republican., 1921-11-17
FARM BUREAU HAS
 INTERESTING MEET

An interesting meeting was held Iuesoay night by the Washington Farm Bureau. A large crowd turned out for the program. c. E. Hanks presided as chairman. He first in- lroduced w. L. Stevens who gave a prler talk on the founding and pur- pose or the Pimacotton Growers as- soclauon. Dwight B. Heard then gave very interesting and instruc- tive talk on the future use of long staple cotton by European spinners, and on the cotton situation in gen. eral. Mir. Butterworth and c. M Morgan followed with brief talks on
 ny Long Staple In Preference to 10 short Staple Should Be Kept In the Salt River Valley" All of the talks were thoroughly enjoyed by the audience.
 The Christian Endeavor Society met on Thursday evening at the auditorium with very good attend ance. Sides were chosen for a mem bership contest Paul Stauffer being , captain of one team and Miss Jule Richardson captain of the other.
 The Armistice Day program given Friday night at the Washington school was huge success. D. F. Jantzen. principal of the Phoenix high school gave a splendid address, his main theme being Educating for Peace" He was given rousing cheers by the students of the Phoe- nix high school who live in the dis triet. A night telegram was voted by the audience to be sent to the disarmament congress at Washing ton, D. C.. expressing the wishes of the district in the matter. Excellent patriotic music was given by the school children, Miss Nan Fulweiler, Mrs. H. C. Lockett, Mrs. Fickas. the Washington mixed quartet composed of Mrs George White, Miss Nan Full weller, John Stauffer and c. F. Rob- ertson, also some fine singing by the audience. led by Frank Hilgeman. chairman of the evening. Especial attention was called to the names of the. Washington district ex-service meh- About twenty men went from the district during the war whom were placed on the roll. A Red Cross committee was present to enroll the names of new members.
 At the close of the Armistice Day program a vote in favor of holding a Thanksgiving program was taken. The fact that the Woman's club is planning good program and cooked food sale for November was over looked. however, and as the club de- sires the support of the community in this 1t has been deemed advisable to postpone the next community gathering until some later date.
 The community Sunday school meets at 9:45 every Sunday morning at the school auditorium. There are classes for all ages, one hundred years being made the age limit set ky Rev. MT. White. Mir. White has Rendered excellent service in the building up of the Sunday school and it is with genuine regret that we are losing him from the work. Miss Lucille Middleton will have tenn pornry charge of the work until new man can be put into the field 7 by the board An announcement was made by Miss Elizabeth Beatty that bible study work will be established after regular hours at the school house two nights of the week. Miss Nan Fulweiler and Miss Lucille Mid dieton will have charge of the work which will be made very interesting to the children.
 On Tuesday night of this week there will be another very interesting meeting of the farm bureau with MT. Steele as chairman. Mrs. Shan. an Americanization worker from New York, will be the main speaker of Intervening. Music will be furnished by the Washington mixed quartet. With so many foreigners in our midst this subject should be of vital im- portance to all-
 Rev. and Mrs. George White are . moving this week to Seventh street artd the Indian school road. MT. W hite has accepted permanent po- X sition at the Indian school in con- lection with the Cook bible school
 which necessitates his giving up
 arming for the present. Mir. and
 n White will be missed by the
 onmunity as both have been tire