Arizona republican., 1921-09-04

ON MONDAY, SEPT. F MESA. Sept. s-The Mesa union high and grade schools will open their fall term of work on Monday, Sept. 12, according to announcement made by Superintendent H. k. Hem drix preparations for the opening of all the buildings are already well un- der way and everything will be in readiness by the coming week end. Principals of the various grade schools will hold an initial meeting on next Friday and teachers in all grades will meet the following day in the high school auditorium for a general session to prepare for the opening the following Monday morn- ing.
 It is expected to have everything in readiness so that full class room schedules will be under way on the first day of school. Schools will be open at 9 o'clock with general as- semblies of students and the class room work will be taken. up at once, it is planned.
 
 school has been the abolishment of the position of principal. Superin- tendent Hendrix will be in direct charge of the institution. Prof. A. z. Smith, last year teacher of agricul- ture, will teach science next term, and agriculture will be handled by Prof. l.. w. Otto. Mrs. Myrtle Harris has been engaged to teach the com mercial department.
 Following is the list of teachers who will comprise the high school faculty this term:
 Alice Adams. J. C. Anderson, W. G. Anderson, Zula Cooper. C. H. Churchill, Bernice Downing, Isabel Dinsmoor, Mrs Mrytle Harris. A. S. Hartman, Ruth Huber. A. D. Miller. Elizabeth Sheldon. A. z. Smith, Zula | Stevens. l.. w. Otto, Ruth Meakin. Following are the grade teachers: Nina Alexander, Oda Beardsley, | Melza Bierry, Louise Berkencamp, | Charles Boyles, Alta Brooks. Ruth | Churchill, Nina Cotton. Lena Daley. | Lorena De Lano, Anna Dillman, Stella Gardner, O. P. Greer, Zenobia i Harmon, Elsa Hillerich. Olive Hu- l Der. Mrs. Ruth Huber. Dorothy Jalkle | Jenette Johnson, Stella Kaufman Lucia Maier, Merle Mcfarland. Ver- dell Metz, Mabel Morris, Gladys Pal mer. Edith Quigley. Amy Riggs Charles Rollins. Ethel Saunders, Sig fried Soder. Grace Standage, Vivian Standage, Henrietta Tarwater, Heler Vance. Pearl Williams. Dorothy Welch, Nellie Wilcox.
 Revival Services Open Sunday
 Evangelistic services to extend fol | an indefinite period will commence Sunday night in the Mesa Methodist church with sermons both morning and evening by Evangelist C. R. Haul denscheid. Rev. Haudenscheid con- ducted services last winter in Gil bert where the membership was dou- bled. More recently in Flagstaff more than 90 conversions were secured anS I larger meetings have beeh conducted by the evangelist in many bigge cities of the United States. A larg' choir is being trained to assist il the meetings
 Christian Church Service
 Services will be conducted on thu Lords day morning by J. M. Stewar , of Phoenix at Il o'clock. Sunda, school at s:45. C. E. at pm. Eve ming service, conducted by Rev. B. [ Davis. subject. What Seek Ye?'
 O. E. S. to Meet Monday
 The order of the Eastern Star chapter in Mesa will resume it's ses sions Monday evening after a vaca ton through the summer months The regular meeting of the lodge vii be held. commencing at s:15. Tn meeting will be held in the Masoni hall.
 Families Return to Mesa
 MT. and Mrs. Glen Stapley an children and MT. and Mrs. Rolli Pomeroy and family returned to tn valley Saturday from Prescott wher the families of the two men hay enjoyed a months vacation. Tn women and children made the returi by train, while the men drove O through by automobile. Joins Wife in Prescott : Dr. G. P. Light left Saturday eve ming for Prescott to join Mrs. Ligh who mas been there for several week, They expect to pass about a wee there before returning to their Mes home.
 Arthur Viault of the Mesa Mill ing company and family returned their Tempe home Friday evenin following a six weeks auto tou through California coast points an Oregon.
 Home rom PreSCOtt
 Mir. and Mrs C. B. Wood and VII liam Wood returned Friday nigf from Prescott, where they passed tn summer
 Join Family on the Coast
 Dr. w. C. Benson of Everybody drug store left Saturday night fe Long Beach to join his wife and chi dren there on a two weeks vacation
 Return to Mesa to Live
 MT. and Mrs H. s. Phelps IT turned Friday from Salt Lake Gil where they have resided for the pa r months. while Mir. Phelps toe special work in the L. D. s. temp there. Mis. Phelps. who has be- quite i'll for some weeks, is great improved and was able to stand u trip home well.
 Returns from Mission
 Richard Solomon, son of E. D. So omon. residing east of Mesa, return ed the last of the week after an al sence of two years and will again associated with his father on tf farm. He has been in Louisiana a mission for the Latter Day Sain church.
 Mrs. Bland Improved
 Mrs. Harry Bland of 154 Nor Morris street, who has been confin to her bed for some time, is able be around again. Her many frien F hope for her a steady improvemel
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