Arizona republican., 1921-12-08
JOY NIGHT ID BE OBSERVED AT MESA
 HIGH THIS EVENING

MESA, Dec 27.-"Joy Night" at Mesa high school on Saturday night bids fair to be one Of the big events of the year. Every class, every teacher and every student in the school is participating in the pfepa- rations for the big annual athletic association benefit with big time promised for everybody who attends. Chief of all the events will be the minstrel show. two performances of which will be given in the auditorium Saturday night. The cast has been chosen from the entire school with every character particularly adapted to his part of the program. In addi- tion there will be dozen or more side show booths. Each class is pre- pairing at least three shows which will include a wild west gambling den and saloon, the chamber of horrors, shadow play, crazy house and other stunts as novel and thrilling. The side shows will be open the entire i evening except while the minstrels are performing.
 Preceding the "joy night" program | the students will stage a big street parade at 2:3O Saturday afternoon. | Classes are pitted against each other l to win the prize for the craziest float. The minstrels, operators of the side l shows, and all of the school students will appear in the parade. The class programs for the conces- sion booths have been arranged as | follows:
 Seniors-Roulette Wheel, White | Mule, Cafeteria, Cowboy and Indian Stunts, Chamber of Horrors, Shadow l Play, Wild West Gambling Den. 1 Juniors-Spanish Fandango. Re freshment Booth, Shadow Play, Auc- tion Sale. Skin Games, and other l amusements.
 | Sophomores-Sha Picture oi cational Exhibition, Pink Lemonade Stand, Flower Girls.
 Freshmen-Roulette Wheel. Fish Pond. Fortune Teller, Refreshment Booth. Crazy House
 Disarmament Rotary Topic Disarmament was the topic of the day at the meeting of the Mesa Ro- tary club held Wednesday noon ir the guild hall. Rev. MT. Lord of the Methodist church and George Silver thorne spoke on the subject. Dudley Ford rendered several comic selec- tions. Harry Chandler was chairman for the day.
 Purchases Home Here
 T. F. Slack of Pecos, Texas, has purchased the W. S. McMannon resi- dence on North Hibbert street and will move to Mesa with his family tc make their home.
 Loses ValuabIes
 Mrs. F. J. Warren lost her hanc bag containing valuables while il Phoenix Wednesday in attendance a a meeting of the child welfare board of which she is a member. In tn bag was her check book, some smal change, checks, a valuable gol' watch and other articles of value.
 Visitor from South
 Mrs. George Watts of Indianola Miss, is a visitor at the ranch hom of her brother, L. P. Draper and fam | fly on the baseline southeast O Mesa. She is enroute from Californi
 where she visited recently with he
 son who is stationed in the air ser
 vice there.
 Entertains at Cards , The members of the Mesa Woman
 club were entertained at bridge at { | party given at the home of Mrs. W
 M. Scott north of Gilbert Wednesda
 afternoon.
 c. c. Meeting Thursday Night a The meeting of the Mesa commer
 cial club to be held Thursday nigh
 is an important one and is worthy ( = the attendance of every member, di A reetors of the club stated Wednesda!