Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
JAR INTO DITCH ID AVOID
 STRIKING CHILD

TEMPE Oct. 2O.-What might have been a serious accident occurred on the Tempe Phoenix highway near the Balsz school Thursday morning about q o'clock. George F. Cooper, a mem ber of the Normal faculty. was on his way to Phoenix, accompanied by his wife and two little children and Mrs. Coopers sister. Mrs. Russell and her little daughter. In trying to aVold running over little girl who was on her way to school he made sharp turn and ran into a ditch, turning his car completely over. All the occu- nants of the car escaped with mlnor bruises but Mir. Cooper. whose shoulder was badly bruised and one leg severely cut with the broken wind shield. A physician was called and after making a thorough eXarnl- nation stated that he thought no bones were broken. The 1nJurea man was taken to the St. Joseph nus pital.
 The little girl, whose name could not be learned, was knocked 10 the ground by the car and rendered un- conscious. She is reported to nave sustained a scalp wound.
 Basket Ball Game
 The Tempe high alumni team, com posed of last years basket pail men played the high school team Wednes- day afternoon. The final tally was ?. to 23, with the alumni on the long eilu of the score. Estrada and Lukln were easily the star performers ana lhes received splendid support from Aul, | len. Cole Stewart, Wickliffe aho | Alexander. The high school has light but scrappy bunch They I travel to Gilbert on Friday for i practice game.
 Dance at Midway
 l Dancing people of Tempe are Tn vite1 to attend the dance at the Mid way hall Friday night. These week.! 1 dances under the management or MT
 Herzberg and Mir. Krause haV'
 proved a great success In every way way A new five-piece orchestra VIII TUT nish the music this week. Spo
 dances for prizes will be featufe' 1 throughout the evening. Saturda! might another Spanish h-Americal dance will be given.
 :! Anniversary Dinner Greatly EnJoyeo l The anniversary turkey dinner glv l en by the Woman's Benefit assocla l ton Wednesday night was sreal u I enioved by all those who attended I After the dinner the older peopl nlayed cards while the young fol l spent several hours dancing. Tn l Misses Saylor, Sedric Austin an
 Ross Porter furnished the music It
 the evening.
 Mrs. Guild to Speak
 Tn addition to the program alread
 annonnced. Mrs. H. A. Guild of Phoe
 nix will speak at the woman eiu E,ri.5a1r 2 f+arppon on "Council Meetin at Salt Lake,
 Ladies, Aid Will Weave Rugs
 The ladies' aid of the Christia church was recently presented with , rug loom by Mrs. Zella stroud an at the all-day meeting Thursday II ladies began their rug work. II
 warn was all placed in the loom ar
 weaving will be started at the ne 4 regular meeting next Wednesaay- Ladies' Union Holds Meeting The ladies' union of the Congrefi tionaI church spent a pleasant day : 1 the home of Mrs. Charles Daugher / Thursday. embroidering child guilt and making rugs. Dinner w / served on tables out under tho tree , and the 27 women who attended u
 meeting thoroughly enjoyed the el / tire day.
 a4 The officers for the ensuing ye have been elected and are as tolioW u Mrs. J. L. FeIton, president: Mrs. '4 L. Alexander, vice president al |, chairman of the missionary depar z ment: Mrs. Charles Daugherty. SC t retary, and Mrs. Walter Johnsto 4 treasurer. The next meeting of | zz22 union will b held at tH ? home of NJ ,lee Guy Loomis.
 2 Teaching Safety First aa22 In accordance with suggesu 4 detailed on a poster mailed to 4 grammar schools of the state by t 4 highway transport educational cor nittee, the children of the Tenth 12 Eighth str-e schools are being taug |, safety first rules. The instruct 2 will culminaie in an essay by ca 4 child entitled. How I Can Make a2 Highways More Safe" As an ince 4 tive four prizes are offered by 4 national bureau. The national pr g consists of gold watch and a trip 'ss Washington; first state prize, g' ss medal and $15: seconi state prize |