Arizona republican., 1921-05-29
MEMORIAL SERVICE
To BE HELD At THE
ID. s. AUDITORIUM

MESA May 2S-Fitting tribute to
those who have fallen on the battle
field in defense of their country will
be paid at the union memorial serv-
ices to be conducted in the L. d. s.
auditorium on West Main street Sun
day evening under the auspices of
the Mesa post of the American Le
gion. All of the Mesa churches will
suspend their evening meetings in
favor of the memorial service and eX-
Senator A. A. Worsley of Tucson will
deliver the principal address of the
evening.
"Americanism' is the chosen theme
of Mr. Worsley's address and his
tate-wide reputation as an orator
and statesman promises a large at
tendance at the meeting. j. w. Le-
sueur, president of the Maricopa
State Latter Day Saints church, will
preside at the meeting and other pas
tors of the local churches will par
ticipate in the service.
Following is the program of the
service which will commence at S
o'clock:
Song-"America.
Lnvocation-J. w. Lesueur.
Scripture Readine-Rev. Bell
Military Quartette-"Star Spangled
Banner" Joe Nobel and company.
Address-Sen. A A Worsley of
Tucson
Solo-Harold Clark
Song-"America, the Beautiful"
Benediction-Rev. Miller
Piano Teacher to Study in Chicago
| Mrs. Charles G.. Craver, who con-
ducts classes in piano in Mesa and
Phoenix, will leave next Tuesday
| laIo ~r,- he eli al
! section of the Phoenix Woman's club
| to the national convention of mu-
steal clubs held in the Tri cities, Da
| venport, Moline anc Rock Island
Aside from music, Mrs. Craver is a
clever writer of bedtime stories. She
will go to Chicago for study this
summer, taking public school music
at the American School of Music
Kimball hall. She expects to return
to Mesa Sept l and will again take
up her work in Mesa.
| Play CoIored Giants Sunday
Mesa will line up against the Col
ored Giants of Phoenix in a game
| to be played on the local field Sun
| day afternoon. The shakeup of the
past week in the team promises new
| life all around from the management
down to the right fielder and, &C
cording to Capt. Ernie Williams, the
team will be going again Sunday as
| good as it ever was. Mesa will use
the following lineup in the Sunday
game: Lush, pitcher; Shumway
catcher: Peterson, frs, base; Black
burn, second base; Mortenson, short
| stop: williams, third base: Burton
left field; Pomeroy, center field; Gill
right field. OF particular note in the
lineup is the return of a number OF
| former players to the game and the
most of them will appear in a Mesa
uniform again this Sunday for the
first time this season. The Giants o.
Phoenix have been going good thi:
season and a hot contest is expected
here. Play will be called at 8 o'clock
l. Returns to Texas Home
/ J. D. Hill, after having spent thu
winter with his daughter. Mrs. d. B
! Guthrie, two miles east of Mesa or
the Roosevelt road, is returning soor
! to his home in Texas. Mr.. Hill is
| delighted with the Salt River Wiley
| and carries back a glowing account
| of it to his friends and relatives and
hopes to induce many of them to To-
cate and invest in the valley.
i To Locate Boy Scout Camp
With view to looking up a suit
able camping grounds for the Bo!
Scouts TO use lnlS summer, Par |.
of valley men left Mesa Saturday aft
ernoon for the Sierra Anchas noun
tains above Roosevelt lake. In tn
party were E. S. Clark of Phoenix
representing the Arizona executive
committee and the Phoenix council
of Boy Scouts. HI. S. HARRISON OF
Tempe, o. S. Stapley of Mesa an
Hugh Dana of Alma. The last tire
named are representatives of tn
Apache council of Boy Scouts. poin
about rs miles east of the Roose
Welt dam and north of the intake o
the Salt river to the lake, has bee
selected by the Globe and Miami Bo,
Scouts for the summer camp and tn
local committee will visit the sam
grounds. The place Is said to be par
ticularly adapted to scout camping
] there being ample room. the wealth