Arizona republican., 1921-12-06
WASHINGTON WOMAN CLUB PLANS BAZAAR

The Washington Woman's club is | preparing program and bazaar for | Friday night at the school audito- | rum. There will be apron, candy | and fancy work booths, besides a fish ! pond for the children. Coffee. dough- | nuts, cake and pie will be sold. The | following program will begin prompt i ly a s o'clock:
 Vocal solo, Miss Nan Fulweiler
 Reading, Miss Minnie Hoops.
 Group of steel guitar pieces. Le- Roy Middleton.
 Vocal solo, Mrs IT. C. Lockett
 Song. by mixed double quartette Claybourne Lockett, Warren kayler, Harold Stink and Max Gardner; Florence Middleton, Miriam Stauffer, lola Gardner, Virginia Hilgeman.
 Vocal solo, Mrs. Richardson.
 Boys quartette, Claybourn Lockett Warren KayIer, Harold Stink and Max Gardner.
 Song by group of school children
 The farm bureau will hold it's cleo tiQn of officers Tuesday night. A short program including some black face comedy by the boys quartette and a piano solo by Miss Middleton and some community singing will precede the election. Refreshments will be served. All members of the farm bureau and their wives are urged to be present, as the success of the farm bureau depends entirely on the efficiency of the officers at it's head. C. w. Steele, secretary of the i local bureau for the past year, must ! be given a great deel of credit for stimulating interest in the work and promoting the cause in every way he could.
 The Washington Woman's club held it's regular meeting Friday after noon. At the short business meeting that was held several committees were appointed to arrange for the community Christmas entertainment. Mir. HOel was chosen by the women to be their candidate for the new member of the school board. Each member of the club was requested to furnish a plate of candy, doughnuts, cake or pie for the refreshment cOun- ter and something for the fancy work l booth for the bazaar on Friday night. Miss Elsie Toles, state supcrin- tendeut of schools. was the speaker of the afternoon and the talk proved ] to be not only very interesting but ] highly instructive as well. She ex- ] plained in detail the several proposed ] bills which will come up before the l next legislature. among them the l the county unit bill which provides ! TUT q NtNitF btdlQ q tp SUI per ' A~t- d l number of smaller schools in order to | do away with so many school boards. ! There are at present 1400 members l serving on school boards in the state and the bill will provide for a state ! board composed of seven members to be appointed by the governors as { their various terms expire. The duty
 of this board will be to select the
 county and state superintendents, in
 grfsa .I r.F .f
 the office filled through politics.
 This method was highly recommend ed by Miss Toles, who declared the
 upcrintendents were sadly hampered
 in their work by having to keep in
 political favor. She also urged the
 passing Of the proposed law proyid-
 ing that the teachers in Arizona must
 have at least two years normal school
 training.
 Miss Toles praised Arizona's sys-
 tenn of the equal distribution of the
 state funds among all of the counties. ] so that the children of one county | many not have better advantages
 than the child living in a less wealthy ! county. She closed with an appeal to
 the parents to take a deeper interest
 in the betterment of the school and in the proposed legislation concern ing them.
 
 Woman's club as a candidate for a member of the school board, has ac- cepted and a petition will be circu- lated at the farm bureau meeting tC - get the necessary signeTs. Mir Hoe : was one of the contractors who bull the new addition to the school and . is in touch with the needs of tho '' school
 $ The Christian Endeavor sociey lraJ . 1 4S out at it's meeting Friday night The auditorium was prettily deco - rated with foreign flags in conuec e ton with the missionary program e The Sunday school and Christian D Endeavor are working together l. $ give a needy family at the desert $ Christmas barrel. The classes i, - the Sunday school were assigned diff -- ferent members of the family to pro vide garments for. If anyone in tn n community desires to assist in thi g work by donating garments or fruit n, please phone Miss Lucille Middleton .e or Mrs. Hennigan and the donation 'e will be gladly called for. '- The Sunday school will launch l- campaign to increase it's attendauC l- after the holidays.
 ys The guests of Mir. and Mrs. Fran l- Hugeman left Saturday for Los An of geles after enjoying a visit of tw ld weeks
 '- AIr and Mrs. D. F.. I-win' enter rs tained MT. and Mrs. Geo Homer C D. Phoenix and AIr. and Mrs. Dale Ran
 dIeman at dinner on Tuesday. .y Twenty-Five of the United State
 bear names of Indiana origin. .lass..u-.,.sa.s.u-u.-zs