Arizona republican., 1921-05-31
MEMORIAL DAY
 |S OBSERVED BY
 GLENDALE PEOPLE

GLENDALE, May 3o-ObservanceI of Memorial day was varied in char acter. many carloads of people going to Phoenix early to see the parade and to take in the program at Li- brary park, others to Riverside for an afternoons. rest from business. The stores closed at noon with very few exceptions. Monday evening the Security Benefit association held 'open house" and the boys of the Mexican ball team held a benefit dance at the Woman's club the funds to go for uniforms. They have been donated a good park grounds for their use At the sugar plant.
 Sundays game between the Glen dale Greys and the Tigers at Eastlake park resulted in a score of to 5 in the Tigers favor. Much disatisfac ton was expressed by many who op- posed the umps' decisions. A good crowd witnessed the game. Stereoptfoon Lecture
 Wednesday evening at o'clock will be the steropticon lecture What the Centenary is Doing" by Rev. Ray c. Wade. D. D. of Chicago. This will be held at the grammar school audi | torium. No admission, no silver of | fering. Rev. Wade is a personal
 friend of Brother Ferris and will show interesting views from all over 1 the world and from all the Americas. | Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Harolson of l Tempe spent the week -end with Mrs. Harolson's parents MT. and Mrs. C. c. | Green
 | The Woman's club members were | hostesses to a party of young people
 invited to an informal dance at the
 club rooms Friday evening.
 Mrs. J. ]. Gump entertained the | past matrons and present officers of ! thA ET q 1rx swk< I<. l-%~ | Wednesday evening will be the next meeting the last for the present year. 50 a full attendance of all O. E. S. members is desired.
 MT. and Mrs: E. Irwin moved into their house on South Sixth avenue
 Monday. planning to take summer j trip in the north very soon.
 Miss Esther Dixon, who has served faithfully and well in the local tele- phone office. will leave Wednesday
 evening for her home in Kentucky
 Her place will be filled by Miss Ste 1 vens.
 I Miss Agnes Whitney. who has
 taught in Kyrene the past year. is
 again at her house here.
 Raymond Akin, formerly witf
 Woods' pharmacy. is entertaining old
 school friends this week Mir. and
 Mrs. J. B. Mcintyre also spent Sun day at the Akin home in Peoria. ii Music and the drama will be pre-
 scented by several Glendale young
 people in Phoenix programs thi' week. Miss Kathryn Ludden will ap. pear on the three days program which is being given by the Elks if, and drum corps Misses Lena ant
 Lucille Howell will appear in recita i at the Monroe school with others O . the Sherwood branch school unde Professor Rogzini and Miss Nelli, Trott. A third child performer vii
 be Rena Ketcham who will play th'
 violin at a Tuesday recital at tn : Arizona School of Music Misses Flora Sands and Patrici : Stauffer were guests at a beautiful. : appointed children's party at tn
 home of Virginia and Elaine Palme on N. Central avenue Wednesday. ; Mrs. L. NJ. Ross left Saturday fo {. I>ittleton, Colo, where she will joii l. her sons who went away two week ]. ago. She will stopover a few days fl winslow. Ark. Mrs. Ross win returl ! in the winter.
 r Miss Hazel Watts, C. H S. '2l ! accompanied her mother to Flagstaf ' where they will spend the summer | Miss Josephine Brideweil also wen f to Flagstaff where her father is i
 business.
 Many hundreds Sf poppies wer 1: 1 sold by Mrs c. iC. Green and he | attractive assistants on Saturday an . Memorial day.
 A. G. Pitcher spent a short tim hero last week. He Is studying Span
 fish and other specials that will be Q
 assistance to him en tour of Mexic l which he contemplates.
 The juniors from Phoenix c. F.. C j. the Central Chriufian church put 0 L very able program Sunday morninI
 They took complete charge of tt v meeting. giving exceptionally goo Q talks on the subjects for the Er q deavor lesson.
 : Children's day will be celebrated q the Christian church next Sunda, q Children will dress In the costumes ( ll various nations and will sing Chris q tian hymns in the langu.ge o. th r nations represented.
 t ICE for sale. beginning June 1. . If pre-war prices. R. B. Cannon. Cream : cry Ice Co. Glendale. 6
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