Arizona republican., 1921-05-15
HOLD EXHIBITION
 1T HIGH SCHOOL

TEMPE. May 14-An exhibition of the manual training and art work of the high school will be held at the high school building on next Tuesday afternoon from to D. m. Each department has put out much work this year that has not been at tempted before. and the students are therefore justly proud cf t. Every one is invited to inspect this work and to see just what the boys and girls are doing.
 The Commencement week will be ushered in on Saturday evening with the Junior Senior banquet at the high school. On Sunday evening the baccalaureate sermon will be given at the Christian church, and on next Friday evening the commencement l exercises will be held at the high school auditorium. l The regular classes will be held | until Tuesday evening. "Wednesday | and Thursday will be given over tt | examinations, and Friday to making l Visits Friends in Tempe | Mrs. Harry A. McGaughy of Doug | las was a guest of Mrs. John Me l Lean and Mrs. Thomas Hambly, Fri | day. Mrs. McGaughy was a delegate | to the convention of the Woman | | Missionary society of the Methodist | church, which was held in Phoenix | this week.
 Here from Needles
 Mrs. Mable Woolf Halstead anC little daughter, Virginia, are her, | from Needles, Calif., visiting rela l tives.
 School Board Elects Teachers | The grammar school board me Friday afternoon and elected th'
 teachers for the coming term; how ever, it has not been decided jus
 what grades the different teacher
 will have. Following are the teach
 CTS for the Tenth street school: MT
 Persons, principal; Miss Elizabetf
 Cosner, Mrs Susie Van Ritter, Mis-
 Marion Pugh, Miss Bonnie Bell, Mis-
 Thelma Cunmins and Miss Flor;
 Thew Those for the Eighth are
 Miss Nell McNeii, principal: Miss [
 Aeph, Miss Green, Miss Jessi
 Haynes. and Miss Anna Blount
 There are still three vacancies to b
 filled.
 Dies with Typhoid Fever Francisco Vallenzuella, who ha
 been i'll at the Tang Nelson plac for some time, died Friday noon at
 o'clock.
 Dies After Long Illness Mrs. Ralph Othon passed away a her home in East Tempe Saturda
 morning about II o'clock after lin gering illness. Funeral services wi be held at the Catholic church il Phoenix, Sunday afternoon at 2:3t Interment will be made in the Cath olic cemetery. Friends may view tn remains at the home any time befor 1:15 Sunday.
 Mrs. E. c. Decker Seriously III Mrs. E. c. Decker is still seriousl i'll at the Sisters hospital in Phoenix but is getting along as well as coul be expected
 8. Y. p. U. Meeting B. Y. P. L. at ' o'clock Sunda Richards will have charge of the pro gram There will be special musi and several interesting talks Tn meeting will be dismissed in time fo the baccalaureate sermon. Tempe Congregational Church May Is will be Children's day z the Congregational church. Sunda | school at 10 o'clock. Children's Da exercises at II by the various dt partments of the Sunday school. An parents who desire to have the children consecrated at this time al to bring them.
 Young peoples meeting at
 o'clock. No evening service on al count of the high school baccalaur,
 ate.
 Christian Church II Sunday school at 10 a. m The o'clock service will be in charge
 the young people who have arrang,
 for an interesting program to