Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-12-02
MESA FARM BUREAU
TO HOLD MONTHLY
MEETING SATURDAY

WILL lIkO vi OtfDnt
MESA. Dec. An address on "Co-
operation by Marvin Young Will fea-
lure the monthly meeting of the
Mesa farm bureau to be held Satur-
day night in the Commercial club
rooms. Officers in planning the
monthly gathering have been trying
to get Mr.. Young for some weeks and
his consent to attend was finally OBJ
tanned Thursday.
The meeting will be of general in
terest to cotton growers and other
farmers of the district and the pres
euse of all at the meeting is urged
by the directors of the bureau. There
will be other features to the meeting
in addition to Mr.. Young's address.
Literary Program For Club
The literary department has ar
ranged an excellent program to be
given at the regular meeting of the
Woman's club of Mesa to be held
Friday afternoon in the guild hall.
The club will assemble at 81 80 for
business session. and the program
will follow its conclusion. Mrs. J. NJ.
Greer will speak on current topics,
Miss Ruby Kinney will play the
march .Hongroise' by Raguski- and
Miss Shirley Bush will render "The
Angels Serenade" by Braga. The
feature of the meeting will be the
reading of the Return of Peter
Grimm by Prof. Wesley G. Anderson
of the English department at the
high school.
Returns From California
Charles l.. Diehl returned Wednes-
day from a months sojourn in south
ern California.
Rotary Entertains at Ladies Night"
Nearly 100 guests were entertained
by the Mesa Rotary club at Ladies'
night" held in the high school audito-
rum Wednesday night. The event
was attended by all local Rotarians
and their families and by a large
number of visiting members of the
Phoenix club and their families.
Dinner was served cafeteria style
and was followed with a fun pro-
gram that put real pep into the eve
ming. DR.. r. F. Palmer, Cliff Car
penter and C. B. Flynn presented a
comic stunt, that had only as its
equal the suitcase run by R. E. Steele.
Paul Baxter Beville and Cecil L.
Drew. Beville won the event, which
according to those witnessing the
race is ."nuff sed." Miss Ruth Huber
presented a dance, Bette Palmer
rendered a reading and Rev. Francis
Bloy gave a splendid address on "Ro-
tary ia the Home" A volley ball
gaIn4~ between Phoenix and Mesa
teams was won by the home boys.
Music by the Mesa orchestra and
dancing also contributed to the eve
ning's entertainment.
Visitors From Santa Ana
Mr. and Mrs. Ray T.. Dixon and
daughter and Mrs. C. w. Seeber of
Santa Ana, California, are visitors in
Mesa at the home of w. l.. Seeber
and family.
Mrs. Shaw Speaks
Mrs Eta Shaw, national w. G. t.
L. worker, addressed an interested
audience at the church night pro-
gram of the NJ. z. church held We'd
nesday night. Solos by Mrs. II. n.
Bradstreet and J. c. Raymond and
other numbers were also on the eve
ning's program.
Complete Plans For Bazaar
The women of st. Marks Episcopal
church guild held an all day meeting
Thursday to complete plans for their
annual bazaar and cooked food sale
to be given Saturday afternoon and
! evening at the guild hall. A boun-
/ tiful supply of articles for Christmas
were prepared for the bazaar and a
special lot was made ready for st.
Luke's home in Phoenix.
Many to Attend Dance
Many members of Oriental lodge
No. 90, T. and A. NJ, and of the local
chapter of the Eastern Star are plan
ming to attend the dance and card
party to be given in the Shrine audi
forum in Phoenix on Friday night
by Phoenix lodge No. and Silver
Trowel lodge, F. and A. NJ
Boosting Dance
Flvin White, r. L. Finch and ].
WaIdrop of the William Bloys post OF
i the American Legion in Tempe were
1 in Mesa Thursday boosting the ben
4 eft dance to be given by their post
in the Midway hall next Monday
night. Many of the local legionnaires
were rounded up and are planning to
attend the ball.
Play Florence Friday Night
The girls teams of Florence and
4 Mesa High schools will meet in the
4 Mesa High auditorium Friday night
Il o+ 7:3O in their second match of the
season. Florence won the initial tilt
a with q four point margin and the To-
4 cal girls are hopeful of gaining re-
yenge. The team has been working
ont hard this week and promises
& stiff game for the visitors.
Obituary
T. d. Hicks of Forterra Ranch, l.
4 miles east of Chandlers passed away
Misunderstanding day after a brief ill
], ~ess He was buried at Mesa OIL
4 wednesday afternoon.
his daughter, Mrs. NJ. F. Fry o
Los Angeles and Mrs. Louise McDon
a1d of Phoenix were at the bedside
n ATrs Mcdonald was a servant in tn
home of the Hicks for number o
years when the children were young