Arizona republican., 1921-11-16
TWELVE BOYS START PRIZE CONTEST IN
 TEMPE P|G CLUB

ILlWI L IlU ULUU TEMPE, Nov. 15.-Last Saturday 15 husky registered Duroc Jersey gilts changed homes from Goodyear to the places of F boys in both the grammar and high school. The boys who are now the proud owners Of these pigs are: Ted Davis. Morris Edwards, Russell Goddard, Russell Henness, James Jacobson, Herman Jones, Carl Teeter. Don Hughes. Keith Taylor, Thomas Parry and Cecil Redden. There are at least five other boys who will take pigs. making it possible to get two boar pigs as prizes when our contest next spring points out which two boys have raised the best gifts. If your boy is without something of his very own. buy him pig and start him in a business which will put him through college. The Arizona pack ing plant can kill and dispose of all the hogs in the Salt River valley in l four days.
 Ministers Attend Meeting | Rev. and Mrs. Hambly and Rev. and Mrs. Raley attended the monthly ministers meeting in Glendale on Monday. Many important items of missionary and other business were ! transacted. Of interest to all the | state was the resolution requesting a. state wide drive for funds to finish the Deaconess hospital at once. Methodist Church Notes The Queen Esther Circle of the Methodist church met at the home of Mrs. L. Beck on East Eighth street Tuesday afternoon.
 The monthly business and social meeting of the Sunday school of the Methodist church was held at the | parsonage Monday night. Many re- forms and advance plans were voted 1 at the meeting and every one present felt encouraged to make the school | the most important part of the church. Every teacher and officer and many of the friends were pres ent
 Thursday at 7:30 p. m- something new will be started at the church. | The pastor will conduct Book by Book study of the Bible.
 The dinner which was to have been served next Wednesday has been postponed. There will be a business meeting beginning at p. m. the bazaar which is to be held De- cember will be made at this time. The ladies are requested to be pres ent and to come prepared to sew. Neighborhood Club Has Enjoyable
 Meeting
 The ladies of the Neighborhood club spent a delightful afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Newton Mon- day. doing fancy work and visiting. The following ladies were present: Mrs. F. Schmidt, Mrs. I. V. Walters, Mrs. Bertha Jackson, Mrs. Thomp- son Walker. Mrs. Charles Woolf, Mrs. E. Manley. Mrs. II. Schoshusen. Miss Ethel Schoshusen. Mrs. Anna Wamsley and Mrs. John Newton. Refreshments were served.
 New City Marshal
 W. A. Walker has been appointed to take A. N. Smiths place as city marshal, the appointment becoming effective November 13.
 Inquest Held
 The coroner's verdict at the in quest held in Tempe Monday for the late Mrs. Laura Slausen was as fol- ! lows: The death of Mrs. Laura Slausen was due to injuries received by the overturning of one of the autos of the Union stage on the state highway"
 Red Cross Roll Call Week This is Red Cross roll call week and solicitors will be sent out in | Tempe Wednesday. Thursday and 1 Friday of this week. It is hoped that the people will be prepared for them ! when they call.
 Resumes School Duties Miss Flora Thew, who sustained severe bruises in the recent auto accident. was able 10 resume her | duties Monday as primary teacher in 1 the Tenth street school During Miss | Thew's absence Miss Deborah Adams | taught in her place
 Dance at Midway
 The regular weekly dance will be given at the Midway Friday night. Music will be furnished by Max Ringers snappy orchestra. formerly with the Arbor in Phoenix The usual lucky number spot dances will be featured