Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
GLENDALE BUREAU
 ADOPTS BYLAWS

1 GLENDALE April GA meeting was held by the local bureau of the l American Farm Bureau federation l Tuesday night at the Wonnan's club house for the purpose of electing a vice president and four trustees and adopting bylaws. A large number of farmers were present and very successful meeting was held. C. C. Green was elected vice president, E. J. Walker, Fred sRathburn, J. B. In- gram and L. N. Staats were elected 1 trustees and the bylaws presented were adopted. It was decided that. | the first Monday night of each month would be the regular meeting night.
 The election of a vice president i completes the following list of off cers: J. F. Lewis, president; c. c. Green, vice president; G. A. White, secretary.
 c. M. Morgan and W. s. Stevens of the Cotton Growers association were present and signed up num- Der of farmers in the association.
 American Legion Meeting
 The Walter C. Grassie post of the American legion will hold a regular meeting at the Woman's club house on Thursday night at o'clock. 1t will be in the form of a social meet
 
 dially invited to bring their lady friends, as good time is planned.
 Officers Reelected
 Officers from the Glendale and Washington district of the Salt River Water Users association were re- elected at the election held on Tues day Those elected were H. o. Gil- bert, A. G. Shoot, F. E. Jack and Homer C. Ludden.
 Improving Park
 Men are busily engaged this week in cleaning up the municipal park. The weeds are being cut anI needed repairs being made, so that the park will be thing of beauty throughout the summer
 Royal Neishbors The Royal Neighbors of Glendale will hold their regular meeting at the W. O. w. hall on Thursday night. A tiated.
 Returns to California Mrs. Lulu Barker of Watts. Cal. returned to her home Sunday, having been here to attend the funeral of hel mother Mrs. J. M. Marks. Left for Bisbee Roy Benz, erstwhile business mer and manager of the Glendale Greys left Wednesday morning for Bisbes
 
 where he will be d few days visitins !, friends. shortly after his return ht will leave for California, where ht expects to make his home. New Baseball Team It has been rumored around Glen ] dale that the nucleus of new base ball club has been gathered together and that it will make it's appearance . on the playing field as soon as th' team q raTruitpd fIIll DlaNins : strength.
 Son Seriously III : Mrs L. M. Ross has been called t' l Phoenix on account of the serious ill z ness of her son.
 Here in Interest of Church Bishop A W. Leonard of Sal Francisco will be the guest of Rev / and Mrs. J. E. Ferris the last part O next week. He will be in Glendal z in the interest of the building of tn Q new Methodist church. T Queen Esther Society I The Queen Ssther society of tn | First Methodist church of Phoeni 1 has extended a cordial invitation t l the Queen Esther society of tn | Methodist church of Glendale to b ! guests at social held in Phoenix O Saturday evening.
 Forty fifth Anniversary
 A number of neighbors from Glen dale Heights on Tuesday night held
 surprise party at the home of Mir an
 Mrs. H. T. Shawyer in honor of thei forty fifth wedding anniversary. MI
 and Mrs. Shawver were presente
 with a very large and beautiful bou
 quet tied with streamers of silve
 coins, the coins used being dollars
 halves, quarters and dimes. splen
 did evening was enjoyed, cards an
 music being on the program afte ls which refreshments were served, Tn i4 day was also the birthday of bab l4 Jack Anderson, grandson of tn F Shawvers. He was presented with g. chair
 {s Accepts New Agency
 The local Ford garage has accepte F the agency for the Oldfield tire in ad ns dftior to the Goodyear. which it Ina $i had in the past. Tn placing the tire 13 on the market it is giving a 70 pe 7s cent discount for few days. TrfT