Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
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is to be given in honor of the mem
bers of the cattle growers associa-
ton and their ladies' and special invi-
tations are to be given to the members
of the state legislature and the newly
elected state officers, all of whom also
are to be included in all the events of
the week The grand march at the ball
is to be led by Gov. Thomas r. Camp
bell, the auditorium is to be decorated
specially for the event and every de-
tail is to be just as elaborate as the
committee in charge can make 1T.
On Thursday the members of the
legislature. state officials and members
of the cattle growers association and
also of the wool growers association,
which also will be in convention then,
are to be the guests of the Committee
of One Hundred at a monster barba-
cue at the state fair grounds under the
direction of Sheriff John Montgomery.
Eleven hundred pounds of beef, with
hundreds of pounds of pork and NUT
ton, bread, coffee and filler which
the sheriff is keeping a secret, will be
puryeyed to the guests. and after the
meal more than 1900 cadets from the
Phoenix union high school. the high
schools of Mesa, Tempe and Glendale,
the Tempe normal school and the In
dian school, will stage program of
field sports which will include athlet-
ic contests, military drills and q sham
battle. This exhibition will continue
throughout the afternoon.
Fridays Events
On Friday. Feb. IL, the Arizona Good
Roads association will begin a two
day convention at the chamber of COM
merce, when business of the greatest
Importance to the state Of Arizona Is
to be transacted. The following day
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roads of the county, to be taken by
the delegates as the guests Of the city.
with luncheon en- route.
Saturday morning the business and
professional women's clubs of the state
will meet at the school administration
| building in a great organization meet
ing and annual convention, with dele
gates present from every section OF
Arizona. 1t Is believed that more than
400 Arizona women will be present at
| the convention. In the evening the
delegates and local members of tn state
| federation of business and professional
women's clubs are to be entertained
with a dinner at the Adams hotel. at
which the chief speaker will be Mrs
Lena Lake Forest, president of the
national federation.
| Two other events win feature Satur-
day. One will be the fact that 1t will
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will be the annual father and son pic
mic of the Kiwanis club which is to bs
held at the ranch of r. c. McReynolds
and for which elaborate preparations
are being made.
Sunday, Feb. IS. will be a day Of
rest. At o'clock in the morning. how
ever, the stunt" committee assisting
| the chamber of commerce reorganiza-
ton campaign will meet at a beefsteal
breakfast at the Arizona club. given a.
| this hour to enable the members of the
| committee to go to church.
| Monday Pioneer Day
| On Monday. Feb Ia, will be celebrat-
ed the fiftieth anniversary Of the found
| ing of the county of Maricopa and the
city of Phoenix. The celebration is tc
take on the character of Pioneers
day, with a pageant and meeting de-
signed to recall wildly the entire his
tory of this part of the Southwest from
the time of the aborigines to the pres
ent day Every detail of the parade
| which will begin at 2:30 O'Clock in the
| afternoon, is being worked out care
| fully and the cooperation of a largs
number OF organizations and commune
ties has been obtained In the effort te
make this the outstanding pageant II
| the history OF the state Announce