Arizona republican., 1921-12-04
METHODIST BAZAAR |S GREAT SUCCESS;
 S1O8 WAS CLEARED

TEMPE. Dec. S-The bazaar which was given in the basement of the Methodist church Friday evening was a great success in every way. The different booths were artistically decorated and it would be impossible to say which one was the prettiest. The candy was all sold, the fish pond was fished dry and most of the articles in the refreshment and fancy work booths were sold. One of the ladies in charge stated that about $108 were cleared. A large crowd at tended and everyone enjoyed a pleas ant social evening.
 Reported in Serious Condition
 Denver Homsely who underwent a serious operation at the Sisters hos pital in Phoenix Saturday morning was reported by relatives to be in very critical condition Saturday evening. MT. Homsely has been in III health for some time.
 Wall Flower Dance Enjoyable Event
 The Wall Flower dance given at the Normal Friday night was one of the most enjoyable events of the sea- son. The girls basketball teams of Florence and Mesa teams were guests of the club.
 American Legion Dance Monday
 Night
 A large crowd is expected to at tend the dance which is to be given at the Midway hall Monday under the auspices of the William Bloys post American Legion. The proceeds of the affair will be used to buy Christ mas presents for the disabled soldiers and the entire community is cooper ating with the boys to make 1t huge success. One of the best orchestras of the state has been engaged to fur nish the music and special com mittee including Elvin White. Harry Pearl. John BarkIey and Thanks An derson. has been appointed to deco rate the hall. Tickets are now on sale at the City Confectionery. Laird and Dimes and the Busy Corner. A cordial invitation is extended tc everyone.
 Here From Kansas MT. and Mrs. O. T. Thomson oi Morrill,, Kansas arrived Thursday night to visit relatives. Mrs. Thomp- son is a sister of Mrs. J. W. Miller and the Saylor brothers.
 Maceabees
 The Maccabees will meet Tuesday | afternoon at 2:30 sharp. There will l be initiation and election of officers so all members are urgently request ed to attend and be on time. Christian Church
 | Services at the Church of Chris are as follows: Bible school at 10 a m, |. c. Austin, superintendent 1 Communion service and junior con- | grega ton at II a. m. c. E. prayer meeting at 6:30, Dwight Babcock president. Worship and preaching a | 1880. Subject of sermon. "The Sal of the Earth" Church night Wednes day at 1880 p. m-, including a pro | gram and an address by the minister 1 Bernard s. Davis on the subject Why we are not a denomination" Congregational Church Sunday school at 10 o'clock. I'm mems discussion group will meet a | the home of 4. B. Clark. Mornini worship at II with sermon by tn pastor on the theme, "In Those Days ! developing some of the dangers o looking backward Young peoples meeting at 6:45. Evening service a 1880. Topic, "A Boy Who Had m Chance
 Methodist Episcopal Church | Sunday morning at the Methods church will be the most importan service so far this year. The Sunda, 1 school attendance will be the larges so far. The uniform lesson is tn last chapter in the book of Acts Pro fessr Persons in the superintendent At II o'clock sharp, nine babies wi be christened. Following this i'm pressive ceremony F members wi be received into church membership At 11:3O the sacrament of the Hol Communion will be administered { all members and to all others wh believe in Christ and care to partak' The full ritualistic service will b used in all of these services. Di Hambly and Rev. F. c. Decker wi assist the pastor. There will be n sermon Sunday morning as the othe
 service will occupy Just one hou Tn the evening the Epworth leagu will be lead by Miss Yoakum, one ( our high school teachers. It begin at 6:45. The evening sermon by tn pastor will be in harmony with Uni versal Bible Sunday.