Arizona republican., 1921-05-12
SCHOOL WORK TO BE
 ON DISPLAY FRIDAY

MESA May 11-EXhibits of work accomplished during the term in both the grades and high schools will be on display Friday afternoon and eve ming in the high school building. Classes busy with their regular rou tine of work will be seen, the high school band and orchestra will en- certain and other interesting features are being prepared for the afternoon and evening programs.
 Accomplishments of the art, man ual training. domestic science and other classes in both the grammar schools and the hign school will be included in the exhibit which will be opened to the public at 2:3o o'clock Friday afternoon in the high school. The afternoon exhibit will conclude at o'clock and a second exhibit will be held in the evening from ' 30 to g 30
 During the evening from until g o'clock various classes of the school will be seen busy at their usual rec itation work. Miss Rufsvold of the high school art department will con duct class busy with its art study and Miss Rushing of the commercial department will have classes in type writing and shorthand busy. The high school band and orchestra will also give concerts in the auditorium during the evening.
 In announcement of the event the school authorities have extended an invitation to all parents of children in the schools and others interested to attend the exhibit.
 Hear GIee Club Here
 Through the courtesy of the au- thorities at the Mesa union high school. the auditorium in the school has been secured for Thursday eve ming for the appearance of the Uni versity of Arizona giee club in Mesa The club has appeared in various parts of the state, aild there are many music lovers of Mesa who will wei come the news of their entertain ment here Thursday evening.
 Two Tied for First Place
 The first half of the schedule Of the Mesa Sunday School league was concluded Tuesday Evening with a Ward, 9 to 4. The league standings up to date now show the Second Ward and Lehi tied for first places with four victories and one defeat each. The third ward holds tenn porary second place in the league standing, pending the outcome of a protested game to be played over g gain between the Methodists and the Fourth Ward on Saturday. The second round of the league schedule will be commenced Thursday with the Methodists and Second Ward teams mixing it. The ball park was flooded Wednesday to put the grounds in better shape for the future, and in case that field is not ready for use Thursday evening. the game will probably be played on the high school or Franklin school grounds.
 Organize Junior Ball Team The younger generation of ball. players in Mesa has come into the | limelight with an organization of a club and a challenge to any other team of it's calibre in the valley for a game. Young men interested in the team are Ruse, Bowen. Lauffer Chap Altman and Newell. and al 1 a meeting held Tuesday evening al the ball park, Altman was made the i manager of the club. The age limit on the team has been placed at % i years Teams in Phoenix and Glen 1 dale are organized and the junior 1 club hopes to arrange a schedule with l these clubs at an early date.
 i Rotary Club Meets
 A 100 per cent attendance mark ed | the Wednesday noon meeting of the | Rotary club. all members being pres 1 ent, but George A. Johnson, who is 1 in San Diego this week at the re- l gional conference of the Boy Scouts l of America. Six visitors were pres 1 ent from Phoenix Herman Hendris presided as chairman of the meeting