Arizona republican., 1921-11-17
MOMAN'S CLUB PLAN HUSBANDS EVENING

IAvEEN, Nov. 15-The Woman's club of Laveen met in the home or Mrs. William McNeil Thursday af- ternoon. Plans were made to hold q husbands evening on November 1s. at the home of Mrs. R. Mitchell. Committees were appointed to carry out these plans.
 A new secretary-treasurer was ap- pointed, Mrs. Baird. and Mrs. G. Il. Widen was named reporter.
 A report of central Arizona district Federation of Women's clubs. was given by Mrs. Barnd. A report or council meeting for department chairman was given by Mrs. Freq Galusha and Mrs. Baird.
 After the business meeting refvesh- ments were served. and the club ad- iourned to meet on Thursday. De- cember 1.
 Adelaide Stoclxwell, Doris Ray and Robert Holbert were visitors Of Francis Sharpe on Saturday evening. MT. and Mrs. H. B. Reynolds or Glendale. and Mrs. Fullen of Cashion were visitors of the Robinsons on Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. A. H. Barbar of Phoenix were guests of MT. and Mrs. Sharpe on Sunday last.
 On her seventeenth birthday, No- ! vember 12, Francis Sharpe enter tained a number of schoolmates at luncheon. The rooms were very at tractive in their Thanksgiving deco rations. The guests were: Kathryne l Grace, Florence Freeman. Pauline Mills. Regina Luke, Dorothy Baldwin. Inez Wheeler, Jennie Logsdon, Mar | tha. Fuller. Nina Woolsey. Martha | StayeIy. Dorothy Campbell, Edith Sexson. Ruth Campbell. Lucille Brown, Marcia Davenport, Hazel Reed and Zelma Sherman.
 The house built by Joe Carver is complete and is a welcome addition in our community. It is beautifully finished. and has lately been equipped l with the Delco lighting system, mak- ing it a modern home in all respects MT. Carver is much improved in health, since he moved to Laveen and is able to be out some.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Campbell spent Monday last with MT. and Mrs Albie Parker.
 Robert Mitchell and family have lately returned from a hunting triT to Pleasant valley. They report ar enioyable time, but little success.
 Adrian Widen fell from the run ming board of the car on "Wednesday last and the wheel passed over hel ankle. She was taken to a doctor
 immediately. He reported no broker bones ana she is rapidly recovering
 MT. and Mrs. Bert Robinson hav'
 moved from Gila Crossing to Saca'
 ton, where MT. Robinson has accepted the position of school farmer. Mir. James and family have moved
 to Gila Crossing, where Mir. James
 viii hold the position of district far
 mer. They are living in the hous'
 formerly occupied by the Robinsons
 Rev. George White has accepted ; . nosition at the Indian school in Phoe nix as teacher of the Bible school The Laveen community regrets tn
 change very much as NIT. White wa
 unusually successful in his work witt the young people. MT. Whites las preaching service at Laveens wa given over to music almost entirel. and was very enjoyable. The guar tet of Indian boys from Phoenix gav
 a real treat.
 The Washington district was rep resented by a quartet consisting O Mrs. White, Mrs. Robertson Ms
 Fullwiler and MT. Stauffer-
 MT. Whites place was filled ol
 Sunday evening by Rev. Brooks, as
 sistant pastor of the Presbyterian
 church of Phoenix and regular ser
 vices will be held each Sunday night Mrs. Alvin Parker organized Junior Christian Endeavor societ, on Sunday. November 6. The so ciety wass organized with 15 mem bers. ranging in age from seven t 14 years. Meetings will be held a [ the school house at p. m. eac
 Sunday evening.