Arizona republican., 1921-03-05
MRS. ]. P. GOLDMAN DIES 1T TEMPE HOME.

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 TEMPE. March i.-Mrs. John P. Goldman passed away at tho Goldman homo on Farmers avenue Friday morn- ing at o'clock. at the age of 4s.
 The Boldmans came to Arizona eight years ago from Washington and located in Buckeye, where they lived until they moved to Tempe three and . half years ago. Mrs. Goldman had been suf- fering from Brights disease for some time, but her condition was not critical until Thursday ct noon. when she sud denly was taken vary i'll. Her son has been seriously i'll with pneumonia for some ttme and she patiently and anxiously cared for him until she was stricken herself. She was devoted wife and kind and loving mother and was we'll liked by all who knew her. Besides her husband, six children are left to mourn her death, Loren, the son who is now i'll; Mona, teacher at Rodeo, Arizona; Hazel and Gertrude. students at the Normal Marguerite, a student in tho grammar school, and Josephine, . little girl about five years old.
 Funeral services will bs held Sum day afternoon at o'clock, At the Christian church, Rev. Davis officiat- ing.
 
 The annual conference of the '. M. c. A. is being held in Tempe this week end and nearly . hundred delegates. girls from all over tho state, are now in town. A banquet was given in the Normal dining hall Friday night Ruth Bacon of Miami was the toastmistresa. Toasts to Girl Reserves were given by Eleanore Lytle, president of the Blue Triangle club, and Marion Surls, presi- dent of the freshmen club. represented Phoenix. The get-acQuainted party given in the gym following the banquet was greatly enjoyed by all
 Mrs. Jonee Entorta5no Mrs. Grant Jones delightful1y eA- tertained at bridge party Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs. M. E. Jones, who is spending the winter here Luncheon was served. All the guests report a fine time.
 Duys casa Loma Cafe It is reported that Miss Bertha Adam son has purchased the Casa Lloma cafe visfts Mesa Mrs. R. L. Aiexander was . dinner guest at the Horace Grfffen home in Mesa Friday.
 Normal vs. Phoenix The Normal baseball team will play Phoenix high at EAst Lake Part Saturday afternoon. This fs expected
  Waiting Friendo Miss verna Menette of Phoenix, 1 delegate to the Y. W. C. A. conkersnol which is being held in Tempe thil week, is a guest at the Catterlin homo while she is in town. Daptist Young Peepis's Party Tho young people of the Baptig church thoroughly enjoyed tho back. ward party" which was given at tht f2A l backward. the building was entered backward. clothes were worn back, 1 ward, games played backward and re l treatments served backward Every one spent very jolly evening. Move to Ranch | W. P. Meyers and wife. who havs been located in Los Angeles for scca, time. have moved to the Meyer ranci south of town. Mrs. Meyer was for
 Tempe Churches Program to bs given by the Womans Bible class of the Consregations church Sunday evening, March (, a 7:3o o'clock.
 An evening with famous ora&orios.
 Organ, voluntary, Mrs. J. l.. Johnson
 Hymn.
 Scripture reading and prayer. MT. Thos. Cooksoa.
 Hymn.
 Introductory. Mrs. Louise Pilchsr.
 Handers works, ''The Messiah" "Ju das Maccabaeus." Mrs. H. c. Corson. Haydn's Creation" Mendelssohn' "St. Paul." Mrs. J. l.. Johnston.
 Mendelssohn's "Eli5ah," Rossini' "Stabat Mater,~ Mrs Louise Pitcher. These orator1os will Do illustrate by photograph records. Congregational Church-Two specis services will be held at the Congre gational church next Sunday Tn morning service will be in charge c the Girl Reserves convention wit special music, including violin number by Prof. Stuchal, and addresses b MT. Douglass and Miss Damon Tho evening ssrvice. in charge of tn Ladies' Bible class will be . study c oratorios as music inspired by tn Bible, with illustrative selections fror some of the greater compositions c this character. Sunday school at 1 a. m.; Young Peoples meeting at 6:4 p. m.
 The four protestant churches (
 Tempe will hold a series of union de votiona services four of the nights ( Holy Week. The meetings will be hel in the Congregational church and tn Christian people of the community ar asked to keep the dates free and { join in the services. The progral . of themes and leaders is as follows ] Tuesday, March 22, MT. Douglass vi Cyoi;ns