Arizona republican., 1921-10-04
OBSERVE RALLY DAY
 IN TEMPE CHURCH

TEMPE, Oct. 3-Rally day was ob- served in the Congregational Sunday school Sunday morning and a splen- did program was given. The Sunday scnooi orchestra, Racheal Murdoch, Claude Pugh and John flight, rem dered several selections and the girls chorus sang two songs. Four chil- dren, Marie Dixon, Richard Payne James Baber and David Murdock, were graduated from the primary department and were presented with beautiful Bibles, gifs of the depart ment, by the superintendent. Mrs. J. R. Murdock. Miss Minnie L. Porter of the Tempe training school then told story. In conclusion the teachers of the different departments gave outlines of the plan of work during the coming year. The teach CTS who spoke were Mrs Cookson women's class; Blanche Pitcher, high school class; Felton Normal, girls class and Mrs. R. L. Alexander, the intermediate girls class.
 Receives Report From Mine
 w. M- Goodwin, president of. rbe Ureka Gold and Copper company of Cave Creek, has received a report from James Rudy, who has charge of the developing of the mine. that work in the tunnel Is progressing sat : isfactorily and from all indications they expect to strike ore 'in about 20 feet more.
 New Son
 Word has been received that fine baby boy arrived at the home of MT. and Mrs. Carl Smith in Kingman. Monday morning. Mrs. Smith was formerly Mss Lois Mullen of thts place.
 Return From california Mrs. R. J. Stroud and little son. Luhrs, returned Sunday morning from Venice. where they spent a pleasant vacation.
 Entertains Teachers Miss Leona Haulot entertained the teachers of the Tempe Training Mesa pool Monday evening from { to 6.
 Leaves for Tucson Mrs. M. T. Mcfarland. who has been visiting her daughter. Mrs. G. R. Finch, for some time left Sunday evening for her home in Tucson. Home From Los Angeles Mrs. Robert Branaman has re- turned from an enjoyable trip to Los Angeles. The Branamans expect to leave for Florence in few days on d Coiupiueu puslneSS anu pieaSufe ' trip.
 Here for Winter Mrs Grubbs, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Ull,a arrived recently from Wellington, Kansas. and will spend the winter in Tempe with her daughter. Mrs. Matte Longon. Will Have All Day Meeting
 The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs. Fannie Thew next Wednesday for an all day session. Each lady is re- quested to bring one dish of cooked 1 food, needle and thimble and to come ladies and friends of the church to attend.
 Visiting Relatives !. B .Flummerfelt and daughter. formerly of Tempe but now located in Washington. are here visiting rela- tives and friends.
 Speaks in Tempe Sunday l Rev. Radford, son of J. B. Rad- ford. president of the Ureka Chris ton college of Illinois. spoke in the pulpit of the Tempe Christian church l Sunday night.
 Leaves on Business Trip H. B. Clary, agent at the local I depot, is leaving Tuesday morning | for Kentucky on a business trip. Farm Bureau Meeting l The regular monthly meeting of | the Tempe farm bureau will be held 1 Tuesday evening at the high school, beginning promptly at 8 o'clock. Many matters of business are pend- | ing, such as the price for cotton picking, ginning. storage and the problem of handling the laborers. Il is especially important that all cot ton growers be present.