Arizona republican., 1921-10-27
GLENDALE WOMAV'S CLUB II GIVE MORE
 MUSIC ON PROGRAM

GLENDALE, Oct. 26-The Glendale Woman's club held an enthusiastic meeting Wednesday afternoon, at which the largest crowd of the year was present. The principal speaker of the afternoon. Mrs. G. w. P. Hunt. who was scheduled to speak on Siam, was absent, being unable to attend. However, the club was fortunate in having Mrs. Henry D. Ross, presi- dent of the Federation of Music clubs on the program and she gave a most interesting and instructive talk on her chosen subject, Music" She spoke of music in America and in the home, and also gave a report of the national convention of Music clubs. which she attended as the represen- tative from Arizona. She also told of the banner that was awarded Ari- zona for having secured the largest number of music clubs in proportion to the population. The club unani- mously voted to include more music in the programs throughout the year.
 Professor and Mrs. Rasbury were honored guests, the professor render ing several selections on the violin accompanied by Mrs. Rasbury. Mrs. Rasbury also rendered several piano selections from McDowelrs compost tions and Mrs. Ross gave the his- tory or the great American com- posers life. The hostesses for the afternoon were Mesdames, Graham. Green, Gump and Gilbert. The club used their new piano for the first time.
 Road Open
 The townspeople of Glendale will at last be glad to know that Phoenix may be reached by pavement. Go four miles south on Lateral IS to the Cartwright store, turn east on the Maricopa road to Lateral II, thence on Grand avenue to Six Points, thence toCentral avenue via Mcdowell road and down Central avenue to Phoenix.
 Buried Here
 George Crawford, resident of the Glendale district, an ex- service man. who died at Phoenix hospital Tuesday was buried Wednesday afternoon in the Glendale cemetery. Here Visiting
 l.. Johnson, brother of Rudolph Johnson. rancher of the Glendale district, is in Glendale for a few days visit, coming here overland. Camp Fire Girls The Granheda Camp of the Camp Fire Girls wish to thank the people who made it possible for them to make a success of their cooked food sale last Saturday. The receipts | amounted to S2S.
 Young Peoples Party Tho. young peoples class of the Christian church will give a Hallow- cen party in the church parlors NIon- day night.
 Royal Neighbors
 The Royal Neighbors will give i their annual Halloween party Thursday night. All members are re- quested to be present
 Labor Arrives
 To aid in picking cotton. some 2S Mexican laborers were brought in Wednesday and distributed by the Halloween Dance l The annual Halloween dance given ! by the library committee of the Wo- | mans club will be the feature of the | weekend in Glendale. The dance will be held Friday night at the 1 club house and the proceeds of the l dance will be used to furnish books for the library.
 | I WILL be in Glendale on. NIon- l days, Wednesdays and Fridays at the ! School of Music. Hours. 1: 50 to :; o'clock. E. E. Helfrich, Chiropractor l Adv. dr
 Notice to our friends and the pub- ! lie: On Nov. 1 we will open ou machine shop and garage at the Pa cific Creamery. Our low overhead | expense coupled with our personal at. tention to each individual job guar. | antees you entire satisfaction. yol being aheSd both in woi kmanship ant ! pocke stook. Your machine, automo bile and welding work will be handled l by men of experience in their line.
 F. B. CANNON. JR., l F. B. ENRIQ CEZ. Crank Henry) Adv c. II. STELLA. gl