Arizona republican., 1921-10-27
MESA ROTARY CLUB ALREADY PLANNING
 ID WIN 1872 PRIZE


 MESA, Oct. 26-Plans to assure Mesa again winning the attendance cup at the next annual convention of the twenty-third district were put under way by the Mesa Rotary club at it's weekly meeting Wednesday. Mesa won the cup at the convention last April held in Long Beach and the club members are confident they can put it over again at the next convention to be held in San Fran cisco in March of next year. A com mittee was appointed to see that every members of the Mesa club at tends.
 The Wednesday meeting brought out a 100 per cent attendance of members and two new members were added to the club. Cecil L. Drew and E. c. AttaWay were taken in.
 NJ. L. Gibbons presided as chair man of the meeting. Fl. l.. Chandler spoke on dairying. and an interesting report was rendered by President Ralph Palmer and Secretary Francis Bloy on their recent meeting in Santa Ana at the conference of presidents and secretaries from the twenty third district.
 Guests at the meeting included J. b. COOK or Long bedCn, JGSSe Kelly and Mir. Raymond.
 Change Dedication Date
 November 14 is the latest date set for the dedication of the site for the propostd Latter Day Saints temple in Mesa. The change in dates from Nov. 4 as recently planned was made on Wednesday when a telegram was received from President Heber J. Grant in which he stated that it would be impossible for him to be here prior to Nov. F. The president is now attending to business matters in the east and will be detained long CT than at first expected, thus neces- sitating the return to Nov. fl as at first set for the dedication ceremony. The regular quarterly conference of the Maricopa Stake will be held on Nov. 12 and 13. 1t is planned.
 Date Lehi Fair Is Changed
 At a special meeting of committees arranging for the district fair in Lehi, it was decided this week to change the dates of the fair from Nov. and to Nov Is and 19. Sew eral reasons entered into the cause for the change and the committed members are now confident that the new dates will be generally more sat isfactory. More time will be avail able for preparations for the fair and garden exhibits. bullet exhibits and many other displays will be nor, complete now that the date has beer set two weeks later. 1t is said
 Returns From Yuma
 Guy E. Rice returned "Wednesday morning from a weeks trip to Yuma and the Imperial valley.
 Will Remain in Mesa Rev. W. c. Miller has moved from the Methodist church parsonage or East First avenue to 269 N. Robson street Rev. Miller was recently ap- pointed to the pastorate of the Meth odis church in Chandler. but will con- tinue to reside in Mesa
 Entertainment for Visitor Mrs. Frank Griffin and Mrs. J. M Greer entertained at cards Wednes- day afternoon at the Griffin home 264 East First avenue, for Mrs. J Ross Farrell, Jr. Mrs. Farrell is pass ing the winter in Mesa with her sis ter, Mrs. R. NJ. Fleisher. Southside Theaters Today Majestic. AIesa-William s. Hari in 'The Toll Gate" Ford Weekly Mutt and Jeff cartoon.
 Gnbert-''LittIe Italy" starring Alice Brady. Rolin comedy.
 Tempe-"Male and Female" all star cast. Bray photograph.
 Chandler-Mary Miles Minter fl Moonlight and Honeyslickle." two reel western 'Sagebrush Muslzeteer.'
 LOST-Pair gold bowed glasses near Mesa. Monday; reward. Return to P. O., Mesa. dT I have opened a garage at 4T W Main St. for general repair work ol ] all makes of automobiles Your pat ! ronage invited. Harold Sizemore Mesa gl