Arizona republican., 1921-11-24

giving services at the primary rooms at the grammar school grounds. A sunrise prayer meeting will be held at T o'clock in the morning under the direction of the Intermediate Ep- worth league. At 10:30 o'clock an- other meeting will be held at the same place and special music and sermon will be given.
 Schools Closed
 Glendale schools, both grammar and high, have been closed all this week on account of the teachers at tending institute in Phoenix the first three days of the week. The other two days will be devoted to the Thanksgiving holidays.
 Boy Scouts on Hike
 The Glendale patrol of Boy Scouts held a hike Monday of this week which ended on the desert north of Glendale on Lateral IS. While there the boys engaged in Scout work, do- ing the Scout mile pace and the one- half mile Scout tracking. The patrol was in charge of Scout Master J. E. Ferris.
 Slowly Improving
 Many inquiries have been made of the branch office regarding the well. fare of Elmer Reese, carrier boy for the Arizona Republican. It is report
  proving. but will be confined to his home for a while yet.
 Stores to Close
 In observance of Thanksgiving, a large majority of the stores of Glen dale will close, and clerks and pro- prietors alike will enjoy a good tur- key dinner with all the trimmings. So far as could be learned no con- certed movement was made to get all to close.
 Commercial Club Meets
 The Glendale District Commercial club met Tuesday evening in regular weekly session and discussed several questions, but no decisions were made. Frank Gilbert, one of the members of the club, who has worked hard and faithfully in conjunction with the local Farm Bureau toward organizing the Maricopa County Dairyman's association. gave full report on what has been done to date. The report was very pleasing to those nresent and each member Is in hopes that the association will be as suc- cessful as planned.
 A discussion of the teachers in- stitute that is being held in Phoenix this week was heard by the club but no action was taken.
 Transformer Arrives
 A large transformer for the town of Glendale arrived this week and will be installed at the pumping nIant. The transformer when ready for use will weigh s200 pounds.
 Woman's Club Fair During the afternoon and evening of Saturday, Nov. 26, the Glendale Woman's club will hold an old time fair Booths will be arranged rep resenting the six work days of the week as observed by the housewife and will be in charge of the follow ing women: Monday, Mrs. R. A. Logue; Tuesday, Mrs. Harry G. White and Mrs. I. A. Moore; Wednes- dav Mrs. c. H. Tinker; Thursday, Mrs Duncan MeRuer; Friday, Mrs. R. F. Booth: Saturday, Mrs. Robert T Clark. This will be good time for the thrifty housewife to lay in a sunp1y in all the needed lines and to nnrchase Christmas gifts to reach distant destinations in due time. The nrices will be nominal.
 A o'clock dinner will be served, which will be the equal of previous dinners served by this body of women. T,uriug the evening two perform ances of a musical comedy by hone talent. arranged and managed by Mrs. M Pearson, assisted by Miss Clara Canom, will be presented. The ad- mission will be free.