Arizona republican., 1921-09-03
TEMPE H|GH SCHOOL
 ID OPEN FALL TERM
 WEEK FROM MONDAY

TEMPE, Sept. 2.-The Tempe union high school will open Sept. I2 with the following teachers: F. A. Row, principal; c. NJ. Drake, commercial: Etheleen F. Kemp. history; Zella Yocum, mathematics; Bonnfe Scrib- ner. music and drawing: Kathrsen Scudder. Latin and Spanish: L. s. Neeb. manual training and athletics: Forrest Bredon, science; Irene Lacey. English; D. E. Creighton, agricul- ture and military training, and Gene vieve Tillery, home economies.
 Registration will open Thursday and Friday. Sept. and g. NIT. Row will be about the building at all times to give information about the work. It is planned to have a meet ing of parents of first year stu dents some time soon after the be- ginning of school, so that they may plan with the teachers for the best interests of the boys and girls.
 In the matter of clothing. boyx shorld wear the cadet uniform, which is inexpensive and comfortable. While no particular uniform is prescribed for the girls, it is expected that only sensible and inexpensive clothing will be worn. High heeled shoes and silks are entirely out of place in the high school
 While parents and teachers have always co-operated here for the best interests of the young people. the school hopes to have even greater CO., operation this year that all may work together to do the most good.
 Picnic and Conference The members and friends of the Mesa and Tempe Christian churches met on the Normal campus Thursday evening for a picnic supper and an F-.- Tt. | great success in every way There was a fine attendance and an abun- | dance of food was on hand. After supper had been served on the lawn the young folk spent a | pleasant evening playing games, while the older people held con ference. Several good talks were made about the work in the Sunday school and church, both in Tempe and Mesa. Mrs. PrIce Wickliffe gave a splendid talk on the purpose and l work of the cradle roll.
 On Business Trip | J. C. Chilson left Thursday night for Los Angeles on a two weeks busi- ness trip.
 Visiting Mother
 Mrs James King and little dauEh- ter Josephine of Phoenix are spend ing few days in town with Mrs Kings mother, Mrs. Flora Dimes.
 Given Farewell Party
 Last Wednesday evening Miss Adele Davis. assisted by Miss Emily Hun ter. gave a farewell party in honor ol Miss Lucille Robinson, who will leav, soon to attend school in Harvard Neb. The evening was spent playing , games and dancing. A fine chicker dinner followed, and ice cream wa. : served. after which Miss Davis acted as fortune teller. The guests depart. ed at a late hour wishing the depart : ing girl a happy and successful year at school
 Able to Leave Hospital Mrs. Charles Martin and little son Charles, Jr. were taken from tn,
 Brechan hospital to the Martin horn. r on East Fifth street Thursday even ing.
 s Here 10 Attend Funeral 5 Mrs Joe Mcdonald of Wiekenburi
 came in Friday morning to attend th'
 funeral of her grandmother, Mrs Hattie Birchett.
 High Lint Percentage The lint percentage Of the first si, bales of cotton ginned for H. K Packson from the Highline by thu , Valley Ranch gin was over 33 pei ! cent This is the first cotton put ou by the gin this season
 Will Return Sunday
 Miss Mary McNeil. principal of th' Eighth Street school. is expected t' arrive Sunday morning from Eagl Rock. Cal. where she las beel spending the summer.
 6irchett Funeral Largely Attended A large chowd of sorrowing friend attended the Matte Birchett funeral
 which was held at the Congregations
 church Friday afternoon at o'clock
 The large and beautiful floral offer | ings bespoke the love and high es 2 teem in which Mrs. Birchett was hell | by the entire community. The serv l. ices at the grave were under the aus
 pices of the Rebekahs and were yer
 impressive. Interment was made il q the Double Butt cemetery a Home From Camping Trip S g. C. Hudson and family have re y turned from camping trip in an a around Payson.
 Returns From Summer Vacation
 Miss Anna Stewart, who has bee q spending the summer in Californi d with her father. returned to Temp . Friday morning
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