Arizona republican., 1921-12-08

Plans for the Mesa Ford day on De- cember IT will be reviewed for the members and more detailed plans for the big celebration will be made. Other matters affecting the club will also be considered at the meeting. It will be called to order at 7:30.
 Masons Elect Officers
 Rev. Francis Bloy, rector of St Marks Episcopal church in Mesa, was elected to the head of Oriental Lodge No. 20, r. & A NJ, for the ensuing year at the meeting of the lodge held Tuesday night. In addi- ton to Rev. Bloy as worshipful mas ter, the following officers were elected: J. A. Nesbitt. senior war den; Chas. A. Cave, junior warden; Robert Scott, treasurer; Chas- l.. Diehl, secretary. Installation of the newly elected officers to be appoint ed will be held on the night of De- cember 20.
 Two Good B. B. Games
 The Second Ward basketball team again proved its supremacy in the game played Tuesday night in the high school auditorium, defeating the Fourth ward. 75 to IT. The Baptists won over the Christian church, 34 to 2S. Both games were interesting and were watched by a good sized bunch of fans. Thursday nights games in the L. D. S. auditorium will be between the First ward and the Methodists and the Third ward and Lehi.
 Released from Quarantine
 The family of C. H. Churchill or West Main street was released from quarantine "Wednesday following the
 \ Rl,f from diphtheria-
 Dance to Feature Program
 A dance and Sally Ann feed will feature the meeting of qle Mesa post of the American Legion to be held Friday night in the K. of P. hall. A business meeting of the membership will be held at 7:30 followed with the social session. Legionnaires are urged to bring their ladies with them. according to the notice of the meeting sent out.
 Talks on Americanization Better Education Week will be ob- served with program at the high school Friday afternoon at the assem- bly, of the student body. Talks on Americanization will be given by two representatives of the Mesa Post of the American Legion, and by various DlGulUGIS OI Iilc IlASh SNiiOOA NONS4& | ing staff and student body. From Tucson l Max Viault. former resident of Mesa, was a visitor here Wednesday and attended the meeting of the Mesa | Rotary club. Mir. Vault is member | of the Tucson Rotary club. William Tell Dance Members of the Second and Third | Wards Mutual Improvement associa- | tions are planning something out oi | the ordinary for the entertainment of their guests at the William Tell dance to be given in the l.. D. S. auditorium | Friday night. Mystery enshrouds the preparations for the event and the i committee plans on keeping every | thing a secret until the time comes Meantime public interest is being aroused and there is already prom ise of a large attendance to see what a William Tell dance is like.
 Births
 OOKSHIRE-Born, to MT. anC | Mrs. Ambrose Brookshire on Satur' i day, a baby boy. Mrs. Brookshir' was formerly Miss May Tucker.
 HOLBERT-To Mir. and Mrs. N. H Holbert at their residence on thu Chandler road south of Mesa, a bab. girl, Monday night.
 l CORN-To MT. and Mrs. T. J. Corr at their home on Williams street il Stewart addition, a baby girl, Wed nesday morning.
 Southside Theaters Today
 Majestic. Mesa - Charles Ray Il "An Old Fashioned Boy" For' Weekly. Mutt and Jeff cartoon.
 Gilbert-"Why Change Your Wife featuring Thomas Meighan and Glor ia Swanson. Pathe News.
 Tempe-'The Cost" starring Viole fleming. Bray Photograph.
 Charlottesville Burke in "Frisk Mrs. Johnson'' Western, "The , That Vanished"