Arizona republican., 1921-11-04
GLENDALE COUNCIL MEETS ID CONSIDER
 PAVING PETITIONS

GLENDALE, Nov. 3-A special meeting of the town council of Glen dale was held Tuesday evening for the purpose of considering the two petitions presented by the paving committee of the Glendale commer- cial club. The petitions as presented called for the concrete type of pav- ing of six-inch thickness in the busi- ness district and five-inch thickness on North First avenue. Curbs and gutters are to be placed in regulation manner, the curbs being 12 feet from the property line in the business dis trict, while they are to be 14 feet in the residential district.
 The petitions were accepted by the council and recommendation made to the city engineer that plans and specifications be drawn up and pro ceedings made relative to paving This will necessitate 50 days for the declaration of intention, 15 days for protest and then another period for advertising. for bids Therefore it will really be about three months be- fore actual operations begin. Green McAbee representing the commercial club placed the proposi- ton of a rest room before the coun- | cil, which was taken under advise ment and will be reported on later. l The plans call for rest room in the | north half of the building in the municipal park. Mir. McAbee also representing a committee from the | Commercial club asked that the city cooperate in the official clean-up of l Glendale. He was assured that the town would aid in every way.
 Many Enjoy Show
 es1s Hy.F Ludden attended the show in Phoe- nix Tuesday in which Miss Ludden appears. The show being, At 9:45." | Next week she and company of others will go to Mesa, Chandler and Globe in a play called "The Havoc"
 Reported Better
 Frank Patterson, Jr., son of Judge Patterson, who sustained a badly wrenched arm during a scuffle Tues day noon, Is reported to be resting much better
 Baptist Church Notes Bible school, 9:45, L. N. Staats, su- perintendent. Classes for all ages Senior and junior B. Y. P. U., 6;30 All seniors who can attend. meet earlier for special prayer service
 The following program will be the 70 observance of the Lords Supper
 Opening song, Rev. Draper's class Opening prayer, Mrs. G. w. Sand ford's class. What a church and g Sunday school stands for in com munity," by L. w. Hall. representa-
 tive of Mrs. A. L. Calloway's class l Missionary story from Mrs. John D Davis class. Primary department | Mrs. C. NJ Northrup. supervisor
 Song and drill by three classes
 How we can improve our Sunday school" by Mrs. Carter's class. Sons and recitation, by Mrs. Galloway class. Scripture quotations. F. F Mahlman's class. Closing prayer, F Draper's class.
 | At 7:30 o'clock In the evening there will be a program by the B. Y. P. U. occupying the hour when representa-
 tives from all groups will briefly tel
 stories of the Bible characters ant [ missionaries, with special songs.
 Card Party
 Mrs. Robert Clark will hold a carC l party Friday afternoon at her hom' l on east c. avenue. Five tables vii r play.
 $ Back in Glendale ? Mrs. J. D. Bates has returned iron ) Ash Fork and is back again with thu . Glendale News.
 e Returns From Fl Paso
 w. c. Goodwin one of the firm
 owning the Blue Front store returne' K Tuesday from Fl Paso where he ha
 been managing store.