Arizona republican., 1921-11-13
ROUTINE BUSINESS TAKEN UP AT MEET
 IF TEMPE COUNCIL

LII IEIEU l. UUQEEOil TEMPE, Dec. 12-The town coun- cil of Tempe in regular session on Thursday evening, at which time sev- eral matters of importance were brought up.
 The water department was grant ed permission to install a water me ter on the service line to the resi- dence of Mrs. Mary C. Nichols on McAIlister avenue, with the under standing that Mrs. Nichols would pay for the water and the cost of installing the same.
 The town clerk was instructed to purchase large United States flag for use on the Tempe butte.
 It has been noted for some time that several of the lights have been out of commission on the Tempe bridge and in response to inquiries from the town office of the South Side Gas and Electric company, which is responsible for keeping the lights in working order, reported the trouble is not in the lamps but in the wiring, necessitating repairs estimat- ed at around $20O. The suggestion or repairing the wiring of the bridge was presented to the council by C. H. Paulk, who stated that the state highway commission was willing to bear half of the expense provided the town of Tempe would meet the other half This being the most favorable solution of the problem now available, it is expected that this arrangement will be carried out in the near fu- ture.
 A. N. Smith, city marshal. was re- 1fo,-ad of 1,;z communication effective at once, and J. w. Coleman was appoint ed to fill the vacancy for the time being. The council reduced the sal ary of the town clerk
 Fire in Old Wingar House The old W:ngar house near the depot. now occupied by Ramon Ru- ralss and family, was partly destroy ! ed by fire Saturday evening about s 1 o'clock. A bucket of hay had been | left burning in the second story to | drive away the mosquitoes. Some ! oil had been poured on the hay and | it is supposed that it blazed up and set the roof on fire. A great deal of | the bedding and furniture was burned | though much of the household goods were saved. The firemen made a quick run and soon had the blaze | extinguished. There was no insur- anee.
 Visiting Old Friends
 Mrs. George Meyers and daughter 1 Dorothy of Prescott and formerly oi Tempe spent Thursday in Tempe | visiting old friends.
 ! Program of McDowell Juvenile Clut
 The following program will be pre- sented by the AIcDoweu club in the training school assembly room, Tues day, Nov. Is:
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 Robert Strouc Song-"Can a Little Child Like Me" s Five Third Grade Girls Early Music and Religion of the
 Pilgrims .. ....... Dorothy Wool Thanksgiving Hymn. n...--.-...
 ...... Eight Grade Girls Piano Solo-''Rippling Waves"....
 .............. Anita NielsoI Vocal Solo-''November" .........
 ............ James Jacobson Poem-"The Landing of the Pil-
 grims" ... Ailene Bacon Song-"Pilgri-n Maidens'' = Caroline
 Hiatt. Leona Nunn. Christine Ja-
 cobsca, Mona kingsbury. Jason La
 mont. Alice Anderson. Nadine
 Kunce, lola Frankenburg.
 Violin Soio-"The Song of the Sea Shelf' ........--. Margaret Russell
 
 Piano Solo-''Wandering Dream land" .. Christine Jacobson Reading-"Corn' Song. ....-. Whittier
 Irwin Bruce Watts
 Vocal Duet-"Wides of November
 ..Zorena Goodwin. Irma Catherine Piano Solo-"Waltz in A Minor"
 - .-..-.. Eileen Joyce Vocal Solo-"Farewen to Summer"
 .........-.. Robert Nichol: Piano Solo-'F1ower Song" "........
 ....... Elaine Alexander IlSolo-''Thansgiv-ng in Turey Land ............-. Nadine kunct Song-"You Know l Am Turkey"
 Miriam Alexander, Marg. Russell Song-"why MT. Gobbler Changed
 His Name ~ Fourth Grader.
 Entertains
 The ladies Of the Christian ehurcf were entertained at the home of Mrs c. O. Austin Saturday afternoon, Mrs A. Burkett, who will leave Tuesda, for Colorado. being the guest of hon. or. Refreshments were served and { pleasant social time enjoyed.
 Receives Sad News Mrs. A. D. Quinn received a let l. ter from her cousin. Mrs. George F Lewis. Saturday. telling of the deatl of Mir. Lewis on Oct. 30, following ; I SIlOIl lllltSS MI. anu A-Sff Ai are natives of Leesburg. Va, anC !, visited at the home of Mrs. Quinn during the month of April a year ago making many friends during thei stay here.
 Woman's Benefit Association
 The Woman's Benefit association will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:SI in the odd Fellows hall. A good at tendance is hoped for.
 Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Grad ed literature. Special features. Prof c. w. Persons, superintendent. Th' pastor. L. D. Raley. will tel wha he thinks about the man of toda, wants in a church. In the evenini the pastor will compare Prepared ness" for war with preparedness fo the church Army Y. M. C. 4. expe- rience helped MT. RaIey get the mate. rial for these subjects. The Epwort league meets at ' pm. for a hv' discussion by the young people. Or Monday at 50 pm. the officers ant teachers will meet at the parsonage for a business and social gathering Thursday evening at 7;50 all mem bers and friends are invited to tn , church to attend a prayer and Bibl study service.
 All Methodist ministers Of the Sal river valley wi hold a meeting al tn