Arizona republican., 1921-04-29
CLUB ID HOLD LAST
 MEETING IF SEASON

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 MESA, April 2S.-The Mesa Wom- ans club will close it's seasons work with meeting Friday afternoon at o'clock in the Episcopal church guild hall. Annual reports of both | the officers of the club and the stand | ing committees will be given and oth- CT items of particular interest will be | included in the program. Tea will be served by the executive committee after the business program.
 Mesa High Attends University Week More than score of representa- | tives of the Mesa union high school including teachers and students, le1t 1 Thursday to attend the annual Uni versity week program this week end at the University of Arizona in Tue son. Superintendent of Schools II. F. Hendrix and Principal M. l.. Doner of the high school will attend the administrative conferences, while Prof w A Wick goes in charge of the track team and Prof. A. z. Smith will be interested in agricultural work. The two last named were ac- l companied by their wives. Student contestants in athletics will include Walter Tweedy, Albert Guthrie, Tur- ner Hawes. Milford Hawes, Ernest Hawes, John Scott, Hubert Hines and Harry Rabenowitz. Miss Helma Cave and Miss Jessie Gruwell will represent the school in English, Don Lewis will be the contestant in agri- culture and Harold Clark in oratory I Butler Takes Over Franklin Store J. T. Butler has become the man ager of the Franklin grocery store on East Main street assuming contro of the business following the recent death of L. L. Lesueur who was for mer manager of the ccnrern- MT Butler is an experienced grocerymar and for some years was the owner and manager of a store in Lehi, nl' : business there being destroyed bI , fire last winter.
 Prepare for Legion Picnic
 Nearly two score people. 'alread, have signified their intention of at
 tending the Mesa post, American le
 zion. picnic to be held at Blue Poin
 Sunday. according to the arrange
 ments committee of the post Thurs
 day Members of the post and thel
 families and friends will participat
 in the affair Plans are for car
 making the trip to assemble at
 o'clock at Everybody's drug stor
 and to form motorcade to the picni
 point on the river from that point.  i, and will be followed with a program of entertainment through the after '. noon.
 chautauqua Program Friday
 The Sam Lewis company will fea ture the next to the last day of tn ,. Ellison White Chautauqua festival i
 Mesa on Friday. The company WI give a concert in the afternoon an
 the program also includes the Junio
 Chautauqua In the evening the com
 pany will open the program with y concert and will be followed with s. lecture on us Americans" by Pete s' Clark Macfarlane. celebrated write :, in new platform classic.
 Rotarians Hosts to Wives
 A one hundred percent attendane
 of members marked the Rotary meet
 ing held Wednesday evening in tf
 Guild hall when the club member ,r, were guests to their wives. Presidei
 R F. Palmer opened the evening
 program and following the dinn'
 turned the gavel over to w. E. Wa
 ters chairman of the program con m mittee Talks were given during u V evening by Frank Hurley, Charles :: Price. w G. Silverthorne and F.
 Samuels.
 Relatives Surprise w. A. Riggs
 W. A. Riggs, proprietor of u
 Lightning Delivery in Mesa, was al er corded an enjoyable surprise par' l. Wednesday evening at his home (
 South Macdonald street by membe
 of his family and other relative
 The evening was passed socially ar | refreshments were served. The occs
 sion was in honor of Mir. Rigg I birthday, which lacks but one of a | taining the half century p&ark. J ne-raa Work on Tuesday NIQht The Mesa Masonic lodge has pos
 poned the special meeting called f.
 Friday evening of this week un' ,s Tuesday of next week. The postpon' Iv ment was made in favor Of the oal = Chautauqua program being conduct' lk here this week.
 at Girl in Johnson Family as Mir. and Mrs. Gail Johnson are r no joicing over the birth of an elgh 5: pound girl, which arrived Tuesday to Here From the U. of A. er Ellsworth Menhennett arrived
 Mesa Thursday from Tucson, whe at he is attending the university, ,r spend the week end with his parent d Speeders Pay Fine
 ar Drivers of two cars occupied
 students of the Phoenix high scho a+ and bound for Tucson to attend u m University week program, paid fin ty of $20 each in Judge hlnsspur1 ce court Thursday afternoon for spec rn ing. The complaints were filed 75. Motorcycle Officer Bell. who alleg
 that he took up the trail of the spec
 CTS near Tempe and that betwe ct that city and Mesa they were makl IF. 52 miles an hour. He overlook the .st just east of Mesa and the two pa ITS ties returned to pay their respet do and their fines to the judge befc ,5; continuing the trip to Tucson. sst Southside Theaters Today h. Majestic, Mesa-Dustin Farnum Q: Big Business" Pathe neV