Arizona republican., 1921-06-05
MESA ID BE HOST ID REALTI MEN OF
 WILEY ON MONDAY

MESA, Juno l-Mesa win be host on Monday to moro than . half hum dred real estAte men whom the Salt 1iver Valley Real Estate Board holds its meeting hero in the guild hall at noon- A luncheon h being prepared for the guests and an interesting pro- gram which h being arranged by John Cummard local real estate man, will be given during the early after noon.
 Grape and orange culture will be the principal matters discussed and local growers well acquainted with the raising of the two products in the valley will address the meeting. Prank Openshaw, one of the most prominent and successful vineyard oWneru of the southslde will apeak on grapo culture and following the ad- 5ournmeut of the meeting the reaf- tors will visit Mir. Openshaw's vtne- yard northeast of Mesa- Orange cul- ture will be treated by Paul Baxter Bevtlle who owns . large orchard northeast of Mesa- H. l. Chandler win also address the meeting.
 Arrangements for the meeting are in the hands of Mesa realtors with John Cummard as committee chair man and indications point to . live interesting session.
 Play q. [. R. .. Hero Sunday
 Clarence Butler. prem1or ohogtstop of the valley and Ellsworth Manhen- nett University of Arizona player, will be seen In Mesa uniforms again Sunday whom the locals 70 up against the strong Arizona Eastern club oi Phoenix on the local diamond But Ter after . series of games with tho Tigers win don . uniform again and o olA fhA tnfield while Aenhennett, just re- turned from Tucson, will likely worl behind the bat. 6humwAy. first string catcher who was injured las1 STh0ay, will be in the outfield. Play w1ll be called 1t o'clock.
 p0shino Scout Week In Chandler
 That Chandler is up and going 1T the campaign for its quota of fund.- for tho Apache Council ox Boy Scout was the report brought back by 1 delegation which visited that city Fri. Johnson, president of the Apacht council. J. c. Raymond, F'rancis Bloy E. M LoBaron of Mesa and Fred ] Joyce of Tempe. The work there il progressing favorAbly under the lead ership of N. N. Rice as committee chairman, and Chandler is expected to @ over the top in its drive ant take its placs along aide of Tsmp' f-S Aesa.
 kill osmmsr h San Franeises
 MEs. Clara Pomeroy' and little niec' departed Friday for San Francisc' whore the summer will be passet
 Morris. and Miss Pew.
 Discharged Frcm dsspital
 Pearl Menhennett, nine-year -ol
 daughter of Mr, and Mrs. F. Men
 hennett was discharged from tn
 Community hospital Saturday an
 removed to her home. She was op
 erAted on the first of the week fc
 appendicitis and is recovering fas
 orabIy.
 To Live On cesst
 Mrs. R. L. Russell and four TOT departed Saturday evening for l..
 Angeles where they will join M Russell and make their homo. Horac Lester and Merrill. the three olde boys have been carriers for The R publican in Mesa since the first the year.
 Sunday osrviess Mssa Churches St. Marks Episcopal Church-Sul day school, 9:46 e. m. Holy Cor munion and sermon at II o'cloc The public Ia invited to these SC vices. Francis Bloy. rector. N (uIlot1An CQurCa-ktey1Vai Gerv1C will be continued Sunday, Rev. Da, of Tempe preaching at the mornil and evening meetings. In the for noon he will speak on the subje Winning Souls' and in the eveni on The Bible on Trial for Perjur, Sunday school and Christian Endea \ or at the usual hour.
 Baptist Church-Sunday school S:45 .. m. Morning worship at II < m. Subject Our Heavenly Defe ders." B. Y. P. U. at p. m Spec sermon to young people at . D. Subject One Couraeeous Ma v Prayer meeting Wednesday at 6 { m. Choir practice Thursday at s \ m. The public is cordially invited attend these ssrvicss. J. LAwrez \ Bell, pastor.
 Methodist Church-Sunday sch ' at SPAS a- m. Morning worship at X e. m., subject, If Ye Will Hear ] " Voice. What Shall the Answer E Junior League at 3 ?. m. Intern, late League at s:3O D. m. There ' be no evening service as the pas will be away. The special Bible stu will be resumed next Sunday eveni
 Everyone invited to be present at services. w. c. Miller. pastor. N 9outhside Theaters Today H Majestic, Mesa-Conway Tearls