Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
TICKET SELLING
 CAMPAIGN CLOSES

TEMPE, March s. The ticket selling campaign in which so much interest has been shown during the past week drew to a close Saturday night, D. W. Windes and k. A. Row being the winning captains and c. M Woodward and Professor Mur- dock the losing ones. The Woman's club, E. A. Row, captain, sold $101 worth of tickets for the Radcliffe Chautauqua, and affiliated with this team the American Legion, D. w. Windes, captain. sold the same amount. On the other side the Senior class of the Normal with Professor Murdock as captain sold $s1 worth. and working with them the business men of town sold about $60 worth. According to the agreement made at the beginning of the contest the two winning captains, D. w. Windes and F.. A. Row will have the pleasure of escorting the two losing captains. Professor Murdock and c. NJ. Wood ward, to the stage on the third day of the Chautauqua and preparing them for the chocolate pie eating contest, which is to take place be- fore the audience. by tying their hands behind them.
 Following is the program for the three days the Chautauqua will be in Tempe:
 Monday Afternoon
 The Oakly Concert Company. Lecture
 The Value of the Individial." Edward Tomlinson
 Americas Political Ideal" Edward Tomlinson l Concert
 The Oakly Concert Company.
 Tuesday Afternoon "A Community Program" The Chautauqua Director. l Concert
 The Emerson Winters Frank Await
 Company. Miss Marybelle LaHattee-In a pro- gram of stories for young and old. The Opening of the Junior Citizen ship Campaign. Miss Marybelle LaHatte-OrganiZa 1 tion of Young America" club.
 Night
 The Chautauqua Director. | Concert
 The Emerson Winters Frank Await Company.
 Wednesday Concert and Entertainment | 'Americans-AlP' Detachment. (From the Educational Centers oi
 the U. s. Army.) Larry Gweke, Entertainer. Lecture
 Community Cooperation"
 Harry Hibschman, IL. D.
 Night Lecture
 Americas Industrial Ideal''
 Harry Hibschman, LIA D. | Concert and Entertainment-
 "Americans-Alr' Detachment (From the Educational Centers oi the U. s. Army.)
 Larry Gweke, Entertainer.
 There was a crowded house ou Sunday evening and the Chautauqus director delivered a splendid sermon on Man. Gods Masterpiece"
 New Son
 A fine 1D-pound son was born t, Mir. and Mrs. W. A. Cobb at thei home near Scottsdale, Sunday after noon.
 , On Sick List C. B. Turner is very i'll at his hom l near town.
 Dance a Success
 The opening dance at the Midwa 1 hall Saturday night under the nes management of Lukin and Herzber was a most enjoyable affair. l T OIcneSlTd IuInlSned t1 l music. Between thirty and thirty l five couples attended and everyon , reported a good time. l A special feature for this week the masked ball which is to be give next Thursday evening. March 31 Tempe dancers are anticipating f jolly time on that night. No one wi be allowed on the floor without mask until 30.
 SpeciaI Nicotine There will be special meeting c Tempe Chapter Number IS, O. F.. S on Friday evening, April 1. at 7:3 o'clock to arrange for the officis visit of the worthy grand matron. . full attendance is desired.
 Baby Boy Mir. and Mrs. Charles McGinni $ are rejoicing over the arrival of nine pound boy Sunday afternoon.
 Enjoy Reunion
 After the Easter services at, tli Congregational church about thirty five old friends were invited to tn home of Mir. and Mrs. E. E. Schmid | on the lawn. The gathering was the form of a reunion--all being ol friends and members of the Congre gational church. Among the guest h were the Clover Leaf Girls, Mir r Helen Blome Windes. Miss Laur d Schmidt, Miss Alta Holmes. Mir Q Mary Hough Jones, Mrs. Vera Buc n Patterson and Mrs. Erma Schmit Mitten.
 After dinner the party went to tt n church, where the quartet gave sey - eral selections. Solos were sung | 7, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Windes. Mir o Jones and Mrs. Johnston Laur u Schmidt played several pieces of tl " organ. The guests departed for the homes declaring MT. and Mir