Arizona republican., 1921-12-20
WOMAN RESIDENT OF
 MESA DIES ON COAST

MESA, Dec. 19-Mrs. Dingle. wife of C. s. Dingle of Eyerybody's drug store. died early Monday morning in Pasadena, Calif., according to word received in Mesa. Her death came unexpectedly and caused a great deal of sorrow in this city, where she has resided for the last II years and was unusually well known. She had been in Pasadena since early in November visiting Mir. Dingle's sister.
 Besides her husband, Mrs. Dingle is survived by her father. Mir. Merrill of St. David, her sister, Mrs. Joe Huber of Chandler, and several other sisters and brothers residing in the state.
 No funeral arrangements had been made Monday. plans being deferred pending word from relatives. MT. Dingle departed Monday night for Pasadena
 Five to Graduate
 Graduation exercises for five of the pupils of the Jordan school southwest of Mesa will be held next Friday afternoon. The five are pupils of the eighth grade who have finished their grade school work, and the most Of whom will commence high school work with the beginning>of the new year. Prof. John R. Murdock of the T dress. and there will be an interest ing program. commencing at o'clock.
 Many in Cast Christmas Pageant Sixty-five people will comprise the cast which will present the Christ mas pageant at the Methodist church on Christmas eve. Elaborate ar engagements are being made for the display and everything points to xr-hfr rTr-af mir of the male voices to take part in the singing is under charge of A. DeFoe Miller. Other details of the program are also being worked out and the final rehearsals are being held this week, preparatory to the presen- tation Saturday night
 New Marshal and Engineer Office New office quarters for the city marshal and the city engineer are being erected on North Macdonald street just south of the fire station. While the building being erected for the offices is frame. 1t will be att | tractively finished and will afford every convenience and comfort pos sible. The marshaPs office is now located in the W. R. Stewart building and the engineers office is located | in the Salt River bank. Both offices | will be moved into the quarters upon the completion of the new building about the first of the year 1t is | planned
 To Organize Legion Team | With the Sunday school league well under way and basketball fast gain ! ing a grip on every sport lover in l the city, the Mesa post of the Amer | ican legion is laying plans to or | ganize a quintet. A special meeting of all members of the post who are | desirous of playing basketball or are | otherwise interested in the game, has been called for 6:45 Tuesday night ' in the office of the post commander. It is planned to elect a team man ager, possibly captain and to select so far as possible the personnel of the playing squad. Some of the best | material in the city is available for l the legion team it is said. the interest already manifested indicates that the post can put out a strong lineup. Masonic Installation | Oriental lodge No. 20. F. and A. NJ. will install officers for the com | ing year at a special meeting to be held Tuesday night at 730 o'clock in | the Masonic hall
 Basketball Games Tuesday Night
 Two good games are slated for the inter Sunday school basketball se- ries to be played Tuesday night in the high school auditorium. Lehi will meet the Christian church and the First ward and Fourth ward will tangle.
 Christmas PIayiet
 A Christmas playlet will be pre- sented by the eighth grade of the Alma school, Friday afternoon, Dec. 2s. The playlet is original, being the work of the English classes, Louise NJ. Shelley. supervisor of home economies and Margaret Miller, mu- sic supervisor have assisted in coach ing the cast No admission will be charged and the patrons and friends of the school have been invited | Juniors Observe Day | Monday was junior class day at the Mesa High school and the flag and colors were on display. The juniors floated their flag from a telephone pole in front of the school and kept it there despite the attempts of the other classes to take it down. In the afternoon the juniors entertained al assembly, a cast of 10 presenting an interesting Irish story on gossip. A junior parade with each participant wearing hat bearing the class col ors through the assembly was also a feature.
 BIoy Addresses Students
 The Rev Francis Bloy of St
 Marks Episcopal church addressed the students of Mesa High at theiT weekly devotional service held Mon- day morning. The Glee club Of the
 school rendered several selections.
 Southside Theaters Today
 Majestic, Mesa-"The Family Hon
 orr featuring Florence Nidor ano Roscoe Karns, comedy Edgar, the
 Teachers Pet, Pathe News.
 Tempe-Marshau Neilan in Gc
 and Get it." comedy Smart Alec" Chandler-Dorothy Gish in "Flying
 Pat" comedy Law and Order,
 western "The Black Ace.'