Arizona republican., 1921-11-13

 l SFORMED AT MESA
 MESA, Nov. 12.-A very hearty re- sponse was given the Mesdames w. C. Helm and c. NJ. Gerard, directors of the senior Musicians Club, and Miss Leona Pomeroy, director of the | juvenile department, who met with the children at the Franklin school | building one afternoon this week for the purpose of organizing a juvenile branch of the state federation of mu- sicians' clubs. About 200 children were in attendance, most of whom it | is expected will continue with the work.
 The invitation to become a mem- | Der has been extended not only to those who have had lessons in the different branches of music and art but also to those less fortunate who i have a love for it. Teachers in the schools have taken a great deal Of | interest in the organization work and 1 their cooperation it is expected will be of inestimable value to those who are undertaking to conduct the work. | Officers of the juvenile branch elected at the meeting this week are Zola Stapley. president; Dorothy At taway, vice president; Gertrude Cuff, second vice president; Cecil Gar low, secretary; Clifford Isley, trea- surer; Margaret Trickey, auditor. Returned Missionaries to Speak 1 Reuel Pomeroy and Paul Dana who returned this wek from the mission ary field will speak at the church | service to be held Sunday in the Second Ward. The two young men have been absent for the last two years doing missionary work for their church in the central states.
 l Record Crowd Attends Dance
 The Armistice Day celebration in | Mesa under the auspices of the Mesa post of the American Legion con- cluded Friday night with the grand bah in the L. D. $. auditorium that ! attracted a record crowd. More than 250 couples were on the floor, admit tances at the door surpassing all I previous attendances on record. The crowd assembled early and enjoyed themselves to the utmost throughout the evening.
 Too Much Celebration
 A trio of Mexicans appeared be- fore Judge Wm. Newell in the police l court lo dRlSW GA charges of drunkenness on Armistice Day eve. John Doe was charged with being drunk and transporting whiskey and the judge after finding him guilty gave him his choice of $50 or 30 days in jail. He had the cash and paid it. Miguel Rubio was alleged to have been drunk with whiskey in his possession and was fined $1o. Pedro Mango was plain drunk, according to the charges, and was likewise fined sl0.
 American Kitchen to Open
 The American Kitchen, for many years a popular eating house in Mesa will be reopened for business or Monday, November II, with the in itial meal served at noon- Mrs Quann. wife of the late Charlie Quanr who founded the American Kitcher and managed it until the fatal acci- dent when he was burned. will re- open the restaurant and will be 1T direct charge of it.
 Star Social Club
 The Eastern Star social club will meet Monday afternoon at ? o'clock in the Masonic hall. Visiting mem bers of the order are invited to the meeting.
 Sophs Down Freshies
 
 Mesa high won a 30 to victory over their under classmates, the Fresh men, in a game played on the higf school field Saturday morning.
 Gospel Mission Opens Sunday
 The White Cross Gospel Mission will open Sunday afternoon at 2:3( o'clock at 146 West Main street. Thi: mission has been founded for th' purpose of giving the Gospel to those who for various reasons do not attend any of the local churches. All ar' welcome to the mission services, re gardless of caste, color, class or socia standing Christian workers are al ways welcome. Fanatics are no wanted. Our mottor. Jesus Only a! "The way, the truth and the life.
 Mesa Sunday Services , St. Marks Episcopal Church-Sun i day school, 9:45 a. m. Mornin; prayer and sermon, Il a. m.: preach CT, Rt. Rev. J. W. Atwood, D. D.. bish I op of Arizona. Evening service a Chandler. 8 p. m. Cordial welcom to all Francis Bloy, pastor. l Baptist Church-F. F. Hawes, pas tor. Bible school. 9:45 a. m.; T. E Croswell. supt. Officers and teach , CTS meeting, 9:30 a. m. Public wor f ship II a. m. and 7:30 p. m-; morninl = subject, 'The Lost Christi" evenin : service, "The Worlds Greatest De 0 tective' B. Y. r. U. meets at 6:30 7 the subject is Bible Examples O Peronsal Evangelism; Matt. 4:1S-22 t 9:e, 10; Miss Lucia Barkley is tn n leader. All young people over l a l years of age are welcome.