Arizona republican., 1921-05-21
TEMPE HICH CADETS
 PLAN RIFLE MATCH

TEMPE. May 20-Tempe high school cadets will finish the school year with rifle match on Satur day morning, May 21. The business men and merchants of Tempe are to be congratulated on the fine man. ner in which they have responded and the generosity they have shown in donating the prizes to be offered 1 for the match. These prizes range from a watch to a shave, a shine, a i shampoo and haircut, all donated by | the various merchants of the town. 1 The shoot is to begin at s:30 a. m. 1 on Tempe Butte. The cadets are l divided into classes suitable to their ability and experience in handling 1 the rifle
 1 Any citizen who thinks he can 1 shoot and desires to enter the con 1 test is invited to appear and take l part.
 Many Enjoy Play "The Woman Pays" was present l ed to a large and appreciative audi
 ence by the Del S. Lawrence com i pany Thursday night in the Normal 1 auditorium. The play was gwen un- der the auspices of the junior class of the Tempe normal. Wilma Steck was unusually charming in the role | of Ellen Blake Del $. Lawrence
 acted the part of Abner Pinkham l splendidly and the entire cast was very strong The juniors cleared be- 1 tween s45 ard $50 on the affair. l Lectures at Christian Church Mrs Lora S. LaMance, lecturer l and organizer of the National w. C. l T. U., delivered two splendid lee | lures at the Christian church Thurs day afternoon and evening. She re-
 lated her experiences and stories of
 her travels and adventures in a de- l lightful manner. The meetings were
 free to the public
 Recovering from Influenza l Mrs. R. l.. Alexander's many 1 friends will be pleased to learn that l she is now recovering from an at I tack of influenza.
 Closing Exercises of School l The closing exercises of the Ky
 rene school were held in the audi i torium Thursday evening. Several l pretty drills were presented. some ot l the costumes being very lovely. The l pleasing program given, which in l cluded readings, musical numbers l and drills, reflected great credit on the promoters Refreshments were served and a social hour enjoyed aft | CT the exercises
 Phoenix Visitor
 Mrs D. Rombeck was a Phoenix visitor, Friday.
 l Will Leave for Summer l Mrs Charles Mullen and children will leave Saturday for their rancf
 near Skull Valley and will remain | there during the summer months. I Teachers Leave for Summer
 Now that the high school is out for
 the summer vacation, the different
 teachers are leaving for their homes 1 Miss Edith Sprague will leave fol Pasadena. Saturday night. Her many | friends here will be sorry to heal 1 that she does not expect to return | to Tempe next fall. Misses Etheleer l Kemp and Zella Yocum will leave l Sunday evening for California to | spend the summer at their respec- | tive homes, Los Angeles and Long
 Beach.
 Dance Saturday Night 1 The regular weekly dance will be l given at the Midway hall, Saturday 1 night There will be good music l furnished by a Phoenix orchestra These dances are very popular with 1 Tempe people as everyone always has
 A fine time Everybody cordially in- | yited to come out and spend a pleas | ant evening.
 Business Visitors in Tempe
 MT. Hancock and MT. Carter, en- gineers of Phoenix. were business l visitors in Tempe, Friday.
 Sixth Street Work to be Started Il It is reported that the work or Sixth street will be started soon.