Arizona republican., 1921-12-08
WOMEN ID SERVE
 CHICKEN DINNER

CHlCKEN DIIvNER TEMPE, Dec. Friday evening at o'clock the women of the Congre- gational church will serve a chicken dinner in the church parlors. The menu will be as follows: chicken, hut biscuits and butter. potatoes, salad, relish, apple pie a la mode. cof- fee and milk. The primary mothers are to conduct a candy booth, with Mrs. Payne in charge. Several ot the primary children will give an or iginal one act tragedy.
 Mrs. Bert Remington Passes Away Mrs. Bert Remington died at her home at McAllister and Tyler streets Wednesday morning at o'clock, fol- lowing long illness. Her husband and son, Glenn, will accompany the body back to the former home in Wyoming, H., Thursday evening. where interment will be made.
 Mrs. Remington came here with her husband and son summer before last and although she has been in very poor health during her stay she has won a legion of friends by her bright disposition and kindliness. She is survived by her husband, son and fatherin- who were all with her at the end, and several brothers and sisters in Illinois.
 Leaves for Bedside of Mother
 Mrs. Theresa Anderson, an in- structor in the training school, ac- companied by her brother Charles Anderson of Phoenix, left for their former home in Michigan, Monday evening on account of the serious ill., ness of their mother.
 Visiting Mother
 Mrs. Will Tanner is spending the week in town with her mother, Mrs. Ellen Meyer.
 Leave for Home
 MT. and Mrs. Verne Massey and children, who have been visiting at the home of Mrs. Massey's parents for the past two months, returned to their home in Solomonville Sunday morning, making the trip overland.
 To Spend Christmas in Hayden
 Mrs. Fenn Harris and daughter Mildred left Wednesday morning for Hayden, where they will visit Mrs Harris parents, MT. and Mrs. A. J Masterson, until after Christmas MT Harris will go later and spend Christmas with them. Tempe High School Notes Friday afternoon Mir. Murdock oi the Normal faculty will speak to tho students of the Tempe Union Higf school at the high school auditorium at o'clock Parents and friends are cordially invited to attend. l Rev. Douglas of the Congregations church gave a very interesting lee. l ture to the high school students 1 Thursday afternoon.
 The T. U. H. s. girls basketball team will play the Mesa team at th' Mesa high school gymnasium Frida! | evening at 7:39 o'clock. They wil | play the Buckeye basketball team or the Tempe High grounds Saturda! | afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Thes' games are both return games and tn, school will appreciate the supper l and attendance of the townspeople.
 The boys basketball team will pla, a return game with the Gilbert tean l on the Gilbert court Friday after noon.
 New Books Placed
 The following books have beer placed upon the shelves in the read ing room and are now ready for dis 1 tribution to the holders of hbrar cards: Desert of Wheat" by Zan Grey; "The Trimming Cup" Doroth Garfield; "Quim." Alice H. Rice Making over Martha" Julie Lipp man; "The Rosary" Florence Bark | ley: Michel Forth" Mary Johnston Tn Another Girls Shoes,'' Bert Ruck.
 The bookcase in the reading roor will be open for the distribution c books on Tuesday, Thursday an Saturday afternoons for to 5. Thos desirious of drawing books are re quested to remember these days an hours and thus make it convenien for the librarian.
 Stops in Tempe En Route to Florenc
 George Larson, formerly of Temp who has been employed at William for the past few months, was a gues at the Olive the first of the weel He was en route to Florence, wher he has accepted a position. Mir Larson, who has been spending tn winter in Tempe. will join her hus band Christmas.
 Virginia Visitor
 Frank Perry is here from Mont Key, Virginia, for an extended wis i. with his cousin J. H. Woods.
 Meeting of Tempe Musical Club The Tempe Musical club will ho 7 it's regular meeting this ever ing at 8 o'clock at which it will CT | invitation is hereby extended to Il parents of the children to be preser The following program will be prt scented; Miss l.. Rahm, program d rector:
 Piano duet
 Little Red Riding Hood"
 Mrs. H. Q. Morton, Mrs. Lyle Wei Musical monologue-
 The Lost Chord .....-....-. SulliVs Mrs. Logon Halstead Violin solo
 7 Song of Love ....-.......... Tayl | Randolph Goodwin
 Interpretative dance "Le Secret u Miss Marjory Robinson 2 Barcarolle, from Tales of Hoffman Composed by Offenbach
 Freshman Girls of the High Schoo
 Musical monologue-- | Who's Afraid. ....... Anna Ora Chorus
 Holy Night Adan
 Normal Girls
 Reading-Selected,
 Marguerite Parker Vocal solo-Selected, Kathreen Scudder. Chorus-"Silent Night Audience 1T Accompanies:
 Mrs L.. Weir, Mrs. K. B. Meyer.
 Misses Bonnie Scribner, Olive Gerris T Boy Scouts Enjoy Weinie Roast The local Boy Scouts enjoyed = u-ainia ~OaS St nm tba Rttfta Mopd