Arizona republican., 1921-11-23
TEMPE CHURCHES ID HOLD UNION SERVICE THANKSGIVING ] 4 '

TEMPE, Nov. 22.-Thanksgiving will be generally observed in Tempe, most of the business houses will be closed for the entire day while others will probably remain open only until noon. All the churches of town will meet at the Congregational church at 10:30 for short service. Rev. D. F. Raley of the Methodist church will preach the sermon. The young people of the. Baptist church have planned for picnic and serv- ice to be held on the desert for the benefit of the out of town students who are going to spend Thanksgiving in Tempe. Numerous other parties, picnics and family reunions have been arranged for the day. III With Jaundice Elizabeth. the little daughter of Rev. and Mrs. H. e. Morton, is i'll with the jaundice.
 Dixie Chapter to Meet The Dixie Chapter, U. D. C., will meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Ellen Meyers, Mrs. J. P Ivy, the state president is expected to be present.
 Will Sell Rugs At Bazaar The ladies of the Christian church are weaving rag rugs and hope to sell them at their Christmas bazaar, which will be held December Is.
 Hike and Weinie Roast
 Edwin Van Doren, formerly of Tempe, but now living in Casa Grande with his mother, is in town visiting relatives and friends. He was the incentive Tuesday for a hike and weinie roast given by the young boys and girls classes of the Metho- dist church. The youngsters were accompanied by Mrs. Menser and spent a most enjoyable day at the I Hume beyond the Tempe bridge. Returns from Washington Robert Finch, who represented Ari- | zona at the ceremony held in Wash | ington, November Il, returned to | Tempe last Saturday night and re- ports having had a very wonderful 1 trip. From here Mir. Finch went to | Kansas City where he attended the annual convention of the American Legion. He then went to Blooming | ton. H., where he was the guest of the Jones families, relatives of c. C.. Jones of this place. While in Chi | cago he visited John Mouer and l Ernest Pafford, later going on to l Washington, D. c. In speaking of the ceremony, MT. Finch stated that he would not attempt to describe it as every one had already read of it in the papers, but he would say that it was certainly very beautiful and | impressive. The parade was five miles long and there were 140 state representatives Hon. Carl Hayden gave him a most cordial welcome and made his time there very pleas ant. They stayed in the same hotel. While in Washington MT. Finch had the pleasure of meeting Major Sam H. -4,+~ -f,,L Hat i've | from Ohio, with whom he served while overseas, and visited with him in his home in Athens, Ohio, for two days enroute to Arizona.
 Visit Fancy Work Booth I The ladies of the Methodist church suggest that those who are interested
 in articles of fancy work for Christ ,l mas presents, visit the fancy work
 booth at their bazaar which will be T held December 2. Mrs. Hattie Long
 don and Mrs. D. c. Decker will be ir charge of this booth and many at tractive and useful articles will bt for sale.
 Candy Sale
 There will be a sale Of dainty home ,, made candies at the Baber-Jone! store Wednesday morning by the Rainbow class of the Congregations s church.
 Masons to Meet f There will be a meeting of tn 1, Masons Wednesday evening at 7:3 with second degree work. A goo' attendance is desired.
 Not to Move Market al J. F. Irwin, who has purchased tn s Sanitary meat market, states that e is not lis intention to move to an, n other location. He will remodel tn e Sanitary market and remain in tha e location.
 w HOME made comforters far sale b S ladies of Tempe Christian church. f FOR SALE-Building and lot oc s cupied by Boston Store, s4500.00 - terms. A. Padell. q eI FARMERS ATTENTION e We have a complete line of re : cleaned seed barley, Early Bart, Clul
 Sonora and Turkey Red wheat
 Texas red oats, common and hair @ Peruvian alfalfa, winter rye an
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