Arizona republican., 1921-03-20
GLENDALE READER
 TO GIVE RECITAL


 GLENDALE, March 19.-The recital of Miss Kathryn Ludden, reader, will be given at the Arizona School of Music Monday night. March 21. Many people of the Glendale district are expected to go to Phoenix to attend The fol- lowing program will be rendered: 1 Violin. souvenir" Drdla Rosenduft ! (for G string alone); theme by Prince l Gustav of Sweden, arranged by Alex Lehman.
 Oriental" Casar Cui. i Reading. The Pretty Sister of Jose, dramatic reading in one act, Frances i Hodgson Burnett; characters portrayed Old Jovita, the grandmother; Jose, the brother: Manuel, a lover; Sebastiano the Matador; Pepita, the pretty sister i of Jose.
 Attention
 All the organizations of Glendale whether they be fraternal, religious or l secret, including the Women's clubs and aid societies, are requested to have 1 representatives at a joint meeting to be held on Tuesday, March p, at the 1 Woman's club in Glendale to arrange for the establishment of a soup kitchen for the feeding of families of the sick and unemployed of the town of Glen dale. Signed: Lucy M. Walters, presi- dent of Woman's club. Glendale. New Resident
 Mir and Mrs. John Beauchamp are the proud parents of a 1015 pound baby girl that arrived Saturday morning al their home in Catlin court.
 Roy Loonis Dies
 Roy Loonlis, died at his home or the corner of Eighth avenue and thu Glendale car line late Friday night A wife and baby. besides father, art left fo p1ourn his loss
 Regular Meeting
 On Thursday night the Royal Neigh bors will hold their regular business meeting. at which time plans will b. made for an open meeting to whicl husbands will be invited. The repor made to the state camp in Phoenix ol , Wednesday. also will be heard. Leave for Tombstone
 l.. C. Wooiery and G. W. c. Wooler. and families living in West Glendale left on Saturday for Tombstone, wher they will make their home.
 Go Fishing
 Clyde Ketcham and his family hay got out the fishing tackle and begun t hunt for bait preparatory to a fishini trip to Blue Point, where they vii spend the time in fishing and campini out.
 Leave for Ohio Dad" Bartschy, accompanied by hi daughter, Thelma, and son, LeRoy. wi leave Sunday evening for Akron, Ohio !, where he makes his home. Dad" ha ! been in Glendale for the winter as tn guest of his daughter and son-in-lav D. F.. Lower. Tn speaking of Glendale he said he liked Ohio. but that h thought he had heard the call of tn west and would some time return her to make his home.
 Glendale Victorious
 Tn competitive drill held at Mes Thursday night between teams froi < W. o. w. lodges, the Glendale tean s composed of IT men and captain emerged victorious, thus winning tn e championship of the Ari-Mex distric After the drilling was over the ever ing was spent in dancing. Q Buys Electric Shop o The Glendale Auto Electric compan r ceased to exist Friday when D. I Lower, of Lowers service station. pun 3 chased all the equipment and moved from it's location on North Fir' avenue to the rear of his service sta . ton into the new building that hs q just been completed. MT. Lower hs if full equipment for rebuilding and rt <, pairing batteries. John Beaucham l. will take charge of the electrical woT 
 on cars.
 Leave for California n MT. and Mrs. C. l.. Harmon left tn It week for California. If Party Week
 This week has been d week of pal ties. About 40 guests were delightful entertained at children's party he last Saturday at the home of MT J. R. Beatty. Friday afternoon MT James Thuma entertained 15 lit. school mates of Frank Thuma in hon, of his seventh birthday. An East egg hunt was included.
 "Why Smith Left Home"
 Why Smith Left Home,p a far comedy in three acts. was given l the seniors of the Glendale high scho Friday night. A packed house was hand to greet the young actors al actresses and their fine work was nut applauded. Fay Betts, Aileen Gree Miss Yancy, Mona Smith, Wilbut Neis rath and all the other members of u company deserve mention for the abi ity they showed. Miss Bruce and h Glee club also were excellent and the musical numbers were enjoyed the utmost.