Arizona republican., 1921-05-17

Summary: Two-base hits G. Varney CD. Three-base hits-Leman, Deardorff. Home run-o. Varney. Hits-Off Hodge, l; Grassie, 4; Ter Til. 1; Deardorff, II. Sacrifice hit Hudson. Stolen base-C. Betts. Le- man. Struck out-By Dodge, 2; Grassie, 2: Terrill, 3; Deardorff. :. Base on balls-Off Hodge, 9 Wild pitch-Hodge.
 Child Kicked by Burro George Runs, section foreman on the Santa F'e at Date Creek, drove the S5 miles to Glendale Sunday bringing his little girl Edna, aged 10. to give heyHmedical attention. The two chil- dren, aged and 10 years, were out in the yard playing with burro when suddenly the animal wheeled | and kicked little Edna in the face, cutting her forehead to the bone. Medical attention could not be received at Wickenburg on account of the doc l tor there being out on a call. Seven stitches were taken in the little girls head and it is thought that she will be all right soon.
 Invitation Extended
 Mrs F. B. Stevens, president of | the Phoenix w. C. T. U., extends to all the ladies of the Glendale com munity a cordial invitation to attend q IGC6pllOn at lne w V. U. quarters in Phoenix, 1901 West Adams street, Tuesday afternoon ln honor of Mrs. Lora s. La Nance. | national lecturer of the W. c. T. U. Mrs La Nance win speak at the First M. F.. church of Phoenix, Tuesday | evening at o'clock.
 Returns From Houston l Miss Hazel Spillman returned from Houston, Tex, Sunday morning.
 Chicken Day All of the program arrangements | haves been made for Glendale S | Chicken day celebration to be held 1 Friday, May 20. l.. F.. Kingman, sec retary of the Commercial club, has l just received word from Dean Work | ing. head of the agriculture depart | ment of the University of Arizona, | that Dr. von KleinSmid will be un- 1 able to be present and that the dean | will be here to represent him. In connection with the good speaking program and the eats and music there will be a baseball game in the after noon and then to round out the day in the best manner possible. the Del s. Lawrence company which has i played in stock in Phoenix through ] out the winter, will present a play | that evening at the Rainbow theater. Come one and all; you are invited. Banners for Chicken Day Secretary Kingman of the Com mercial club has announced that | those who are contemplating putting floats in the parade should perfect their plans at once. Those wishing to secure banners for their floats may ds so by seeing Orville Graham.
 Enjoy Michigan Picnic
 Mir. and Mrs. A. A. Carrick and family enjoyed picnic at Granite Reef with the Michigan State society Sunday It was the first picnic oi the society.
 Hostesses for Young People Mesdames J. F. Lewis and C. C Green were hostesses to a party oi high school young folks who had a little informal gathering Friday night at the Womans club.
 Many Go to Riverside Many of the ladies of the Eastern Star journeyed to Riverside Saturday afternoon and evening for the big county picnic that was held there.
 Personals
 Miss Hattie Howard has resigned her position with the telephone com pany.
 Mrs. Cecil Chatain from Tennessee is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Frank Rich.
 Mas. O. c. SewelI. son Alfred and daughter Margaret have gone to Deming, N. NJ, where they will join