Arizona republican., 1921-03-25
G. E. N = D-A-L-E

They lost the first game to Mesa, and the next, with the Phoenix coyotes they won by a score of !o 10 IL Many of the fans in Glendale feel the boys will give good account or themselves on Saturday.
 The Normal this year has a strong team and so it has won all it's games
 Mass Meeting
 A mass meeting was held Thursday night at the grammar school to outline plans whereby aid may be given sui fering and destitute families in the Glendale district. Committees were appointed to look into the various cases that needed help. As the plans are more fully developed they will be given out.
 Hiqh School Debate
 Glendale high and Chandler high will meet Friday night at the grammar school auditorium in a debate, and the winning team will meet the winner of the northern district on the night of April l. The question to be debated is. Resolved, that the policy of open shop should be adopted in American industry
 Goes to Hospital P w. Sobey went to the hospital in Phoenix, where he will undergo an operation on his throat.
 Benefit Performance Successful The benefit performance at the grammar school auditorium Wednes day night was very successful and the proceeds were in the neighborhood of l $1OO There were some liberal con- | tributions from citizens of other towns. The money will be used to alleviate the suffering of the needy in Glen dale.
 Paving Soon to Start Robert Baker of the Warren Brothers | ,N1 Thursday arranging details prepara- tory to starting paving in Glendale. | Mir. Baker was looking for suitable office location and getting a line on some of the most important factors It is hoped that in the next ten days real operations will be under way.
 Sunrise Prayer Meeting
 A sunrise prayer meeting will be held in the foothills north Of Lateral Is Sunday morning. Parties will leave the Baptist church at 5:30 o'clock. and will be expected to make arrangements to be back for Sunday school at 9:45.
 Enthusiasm Unabated Those interested in seeing the Unit ed States government poultry experi- mental farm located in the Glendale lcommunity have not lost their enthu- siasm because the appropriation ol $500 passed by the legislature was lvetoed by the governor. They have Iplans formulated whereby they will lraise the money necessary for financ- ing the farm by popular subscription The government has signified it's will lingness to have the farm hefe and as this district is an ideal location for such a farm, 1t is only a question of a short time until all plans have beer completed.
 Good Fellowship Club Members Of the Good Fellowship . club are planning shower for Mrs Ernest Marks, who recently lost al i her things when her house was de stroyed by fire.
 PIsyIet Soon | People of Glendale are soon to hav' the opportunity of seeing their owl l little folk in an enjoyable little p!a, now being brought to climax hl Mrs. J. M. Pearson The name of thu play is Red Feather and it's scor' , has been written and arranged by Mrs Pearson. So many have asked 10 SCI repetition of the little play. "Jacl and the Bean Stalk,'' which she als' wrote and arranged. that she has con sented to give it in conjunction witt Red Feather"
 \ There will be two performances, on | in the afternoon and one in the even T ing, at the Woman's club house. Tn . admission fee will be Ia cents for chil e dren and 25 cents for adults The pro 7. ceeds will be used to provide more an better books for the library. e Glendale Grammar School Athletic 2 Meet
 As many parents and other interest ed people who were unable to atten the field day exercises on the gram mar school grounds Wednesday ar !, interested in the outcome of the vari lous contests the winners of first. sec = ond and third places in each event ar listed below.
 Hundred yard dash. boys: Iseonar Dugger. first; Melvin Roberts. second William Betts and Elton Tancy, tie fo third.
 Seventy-five yard dash, girls Lou ena Burnum, first: Evelyn Allen, sec ond; Leta Smothers, third.
 Pole vault boys: Alejandro Malda nada. s feet ? inches; William Bett: feet 1 inch; Elton Yancy, third
 Fifty yard dash. girls: Louena Bur mum, first; Irene Carter, second; bu ella Coffelt, third.
 One mile run, boys: Charlie Gilber first; Elton Yancy. second; krneS Dyer. third.
 High jump. girls; Louena Burnun feet l inch; Evelyn Allen and Let Smothers, tie for second, feet ] inches.
 High jump, boys: Alejandro Malda
  feet s inches; William Betts an Leonard Dugger. tie for second.
 Two hundred and twenty yard dasl boys: Melvin Roberts, first; Alejandr Maldanada, second; William Bett third
 Tug of war girls: The five girls c either side, fifth and eighth grad winners
 Running broad jump, boys: Leonar Dugger, r feet 31s inches: Charl Gilbert. Is feet 31s inches; Elton far cy, l6 feet 2 inches.
 Four hundred and forty yard das boys: Charlie Gilbert, first Elto Yancy. second: Melvin Roberts, thir
 Relay race. girls. Four girls to eaS team; first place won by htth ar eighth grades.
 Shot put. boys: Elton Yancy, S2 fe inch; Charlie Gilbert Sl feet inches: Leonard Dugger, so feet inches.
 Eight hundred and eighty yard run Charlie Gilbert. first; Vol King, se ond: Reuben Hie;t third
 Hop step jump, girls: Louena Bu num- 2S feet inches; Connie fdc 2S feet; Lurene Tuttle. 27 feet.
 Basketball throw. girls: Connie Ric