Arizona republican., 1921-05-12
TEMPE FARM BUREAU :.
 WILL MEET TON|GHT

TEMPE. May 11-Thursday night in the high school auditorium, MT. Ballantyne of the university will talk on the subject, "The Life Blood of the Farm Bureau" The meeting will begin promptly at o'clock and will be opened by several musical num- bers and readings.
 Mir. Hudson will give an interest ing talk on the cotton situation as phis.
 The Farm bureau Is laying plans for dairy COW judging in the near fu- ture. This work will fill long felt need, as the dairy business is com ing back and a lot of scrub COWS are coming with it. Every farmer who is or will be in the dairy business should avail himself of this oppor- tunity of learning the points which distinguish the high producer from the boarder cow
 A few more memberships will mark Tempe an up and coming community; it costs only s1o, and a note will make a farmer a full-fledged mem Der.
 Last Meeting of Year
 The kings heralds and the home guards, the children's department of the Missionary society of the Meth odist church, will meet Friday after noon at o'clock for the last meet ing of the year. All members are re- quested to attend and bring their mite boxes." Refreshments will be served. Plans for a picnic or social will be discussed.
 Leave on Business Trip ]. R. Birchett and ]. C. Chilson left Thursday morning for Payson on a short business triD Lecture Postponed
 The illustrated lecture which wes to have been given at the Baptist church Thursday evening has been postponed until next week.
 Leave for Cattle Ranch
 c. P. Mullen left Wednesday morn ing for his cattle ranch near Skull Valley. He was accompanied by his father. J. B. Mullen. who will spend the summer there. Mrs. Mullen and children will join them at the close of school.
 On Sick List
 l.. A. Talbott is confined to his home on East Eighth street with the grippe.
 Mrs. l.. G. Decker has been III for several days with influenza, but was reported improving Wednesday, Mrs. F. Slack has been suffering from the same illness. but is now able to be up. Has Contract for Cotton Seed J. w Coleman has a contract to furnish a cattleman with 400 tons of cottonseed at SIP ton. If farm CTS having seed stored in the A. J. Peters and Pacific creamery ware houses will get in touch with Mir. Coleman at the Normal Chocolate shop full particulars can be learned. III with Influenza Carl Spain is i'll with influenza at his home on East Sixth street. Knights Initiate Five Five candidates were given the work in the rank of knight at the regular meeting of the Knights of i Pythias lodge Tuesday evening. More | than a score of visitors from the | Chandler lodge were in attendance | and one of the class of five candi- dates was from that city. Visitors also were present from Mesa and | Phoenix making an attendance of more than half hundred who watched the rank. work put on by the | consolidated Tempe and Chandler | teams Refreshments were served after the business program of the evening
 Particular mention was made al the lodge of the big barbecue and get-together meeting of the valley lodges to be held at Papago park next l Monday evening. Those attending i lodge were given their invitations l for guests and families. A supply Of 1 invitations for those who have not secured theirs yet are in the hands ] of A S Herzberg at the Busy Cor 1 ner drug store and they may be oo- | tained from him there