Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
MRS. W. J. HORTON IF MESA PASSES AWAY AFTER LONG ILLNESS

MESA, Oct s-Mrs w. J. Horton. a resident of Mesa for some years, died Saturday noon at the family home northwest of town. following a lingering illness. The deceased has been in poor health for some months and heart trouble and complications setting in more recently proved too great an obstacle to overcome.
 Mrs. Horton is survived by her husband, two daughters and three sons, all of whom are residing here. Mir. Horton is owner of the Horton grocery northwest of the city
 Plans for the funeral service were not complete Saturday evening, but it was expected to hold the service at the Baptist church Monday after noon.
 Club Is Entertained.
 Mir. and Mrs. S. e. Turner enter tained members Of the Dew Drop Inn club at their home on the Roosevelt road east of town Friday evening. Attending the affair were: Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Fleisher. Mrs. J. Ross Farrel, jr. MT. and Mrs. c. NJ. Ger rard and two sons, MT. ard Mrs. Frank Cerney and daughters and Mir. and Mrs. F. J. Warren. The Dew Drop Inn membership is composed of the several Mesa families who vaca- toned this summer at Groom Creek near Prescott.
 Here From Phoenix.
 Mrs. Phelps, chairman Of the Child's Welfare Board, and Mrs. Bax- ter. secretary, were in Mesa Friday afternoon conferring with Mrs. F. J. Warren, local member of the board, relatent to several cases in this dis trict
 Will Bulletin Returns Sunday Returns on the Giants Yankees World Series game to be played in New York Sunday will be received and bulletined as usual by the Mesa branch of The Republican. First re- turns will be received at F o'clock play by play will come in as Sthe game progresses. Fans interested Fin the game are invited to hear the returns or to phone in to the Mesa | branch
 "Daneerous Curve Ahead" Again the Majestic theatre offers a nationally important photoplay in the engagement starting Sunday after noon at Rupert Hughes great com 1 edy of married life Dangerous Curve Ahead" The picture had a big two days run in Tempe, will be showr I in Mesa Sunday and Monday at Gil bert Tuesday, and Chandler Wednes- l day.
 Returns From Alabama. 1 F. L. Thornill who Is associated with the O. S. Stapley company il 1 Mesa, returned Saturday from { l short vacation spent in Alabama. O. E. S. Social Club l The Eastern Star Social club vii meet at the Masonic hall on Monda, | afternoon at 2 o'clock for its regula eli
 southside TKeatres Today.
 Majestic, Mesa-.'Dangerou Curv Ahead comedy "The Lucky Mum ber''
 Gilbert-Bebe Daniels in "Th March Hare" Comedy "Haren Scarem.'
 Tempe-Tom Mix in "The Bi Town Round Up" Comedy Teach ing the Teacher"
 Chandler-"Half a Chance" featur ing Mahlon Hamilton and Lillial Rich. Comedy 'sThe Riot, starrin Jimmy Aubrey.
 Mesa Sunday Services.
 First Baptist Church, F. E. Hawes pastor. Bible school at 9:45 a. IT T. B. Croswell, supt. We have clas ses for all ages and gladly welcom you here if you do not attend else where. Public worship at Il a. n and I.30 D. m- Morning theme doN May I Know That I am a Christian Evening theme Jesus Is Coming"
 Christian Church-Sunday schot 10 a. m. Communion and preachin at 11a m. Preaching by Rev. Davi on the subject "Cleansing Gods Fem pie" Christian Endeavor at 6:3 Endeavor program. At 7:30 tn Woman's Missionary Society wi hold it's regular monthly meeting Mrs. A. N. Smith an afficer of tn state society will be present to ad dress the meeting. Miss Ruby Gol den will sing. Mrs. Mary Law wi | preside.
 St. Marks Epicopal Church-Sur
 day school 9:45 a. m. Morning pray
 CT and sermon II a. m. Public con
 dially invited. Francis Bloy, ret
 tor.
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