Arizona republican., 1921-09-10
PUBLIC SCHOOL IF KYRENE IS TO OPEN
 MONDAY, SEPT. F

| HlUIfUhI, ULI l. IZ I TEMPE, Sept g. = The Kyrene school will open Monday. September IF, and parents are requested to have their children report at the school house by g o'clock that day. To date the following teachers have been employed: Roger Corbett, Jr., sixth, seventh and eighth grades; Miss Glenna Miller, fourth and fifth grades; Miss Agnes Whitney. second ana third grades. and Miss Susan Perry, first grade. If the attendance 1ustfies it a fifth teacher will be em- i ployed later
 | The patrons of the district, through Community meetings, have greatly improved the school grounds during the summer vacation. The green appearance of the grounds shows the fl Denefits of irrigation during the past two months. The grounds will now be improved rapidly since water has been secured.
 ! MT. Mullin, the new janitor, has l put the building and school equip ment in excellent shape and every thing is in readiness for what prom ises to be very successful school term.
 Entertains in Honor of Grandson
 
 playmates of her little grandson, Howard Thew. Thursday afternoon, 1t being his seventh birthday. Nu- merous games were played after which ice cream and cake were served. All the kiddies reported a fine time.
 Sell Residence l Donald Van Petten has sold his home on Willow avenue to Mrs. Cora Lease, mother of c. M. Woodward The Van Pettens expect to move to l their ranch soon.
 Daughter Will Attend High School
 Afr. and Mrs. J. O. Carter and daughter Clay have arrived from Walnut Grove and will spend the winter in Tempe so that the daugh- i ter can attend high school
 Fractures Bone in Foot i While working on a building about ten miles south of town last We'd nesday, R. A. Talbott unfortunately made mis-step and fell into the basement badly fracturing a bone in one foot MT. Talbot says he thinks the accident occurred because he was celebrating his 41st anniversary. Celebrates Birthday l Sudie Norman pleasantly enter tained a few friends Thursday after noong. the occasion being her twelfth birthday Dainty refreshments were served and a good time was enjoyed by all.
 Return for School Term
 MT. and Mrs w. c. Colcord and children are here from their ranch near Payson for the school term.
 Teachers Meeting G. w. Persons announces that there will be teachers meeting at the Tenth street school Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
 Start Children at Beginning of Term 1 People who have children who are not yet six. but will be before or some time in March, are requested 10 start them at the beginning of the term instead of waiting until taey are of school age.
 Return from Long Beach Miss Myrtle Rice and mother re- turned from Long Beach Thursday. where they have been spending the summer, and visited relatives in Tempe enroute to their home fin Chandler. Miss Rice was formerly music teacher in the local schools and has many warm friends here
 Will Attend Normal Miss Cora Beardsley. a senior fin the Normal this year. has rented an apartment on East Eighth street and is now moving from her home be- yond Mesa
 Gntertains at Cards Miss Gertrude Jones entertained at cards Thursday evening at her home on East Sixth street. Dancing was also engaged in during the evening. Punch and waters were served. The invited guests were: Lenore Brechan, Katherine Fogal, Dora Colcord, Eliz- abeth Wamsley. Ben Mouer, Robbie Mullen and Joseph Birchett.
 Eastern Star Meeting
 The regular meeting of Tempe chapter No. IS. O. E. S.. will be held Monday evening, Sept. 12 at o'clock This will be the first meet ing after vacation and a good atten- dance of all the members is hoped for.
 New Y. w. Secretary Arrives
 Miss Dorothy Crofts, the new Y. W. secretary at the Tempe Normal, arrived Friday morning from Berke- ley. Calif Miss Ella Bennett, the former secretary. has accepted a po- sition in the Manual Training Nor nal of Pittsburg. Kansas.
 Returns from Vacation
 W. J. Kingsbury has returned from business trip to Los Angeles
 On Business Trip to Tucson
 E. w. Hudson left Friday morning on a business trip to Tucson.
 Will Enter University
 
 Tucson to make arrangements to enter the university.
 Will Make Arizona Future Home Miss Joy Lowry of Los Angeles arrived Thursday evening and will make her permanent home in Ari- Zona with her cousin, Mrs. A. \. Smith, Miss Lowry graduated f-om high school last year and will enter the Tempe Normal this term.
 Many RobberIes in East Tempe About a dozen robberies in East Tempe have been reported within the past week. All of them have oc- cured where people have been sleep ing out of doors and had their clothes beside their beds. About a week ago A A. Celaya lost a very valuable and treasured watch in this manner and Thursday night some one stole two punches of keys from MT. Anaya's trousers pockets.
 Richmond Cafe Tempe, is now open. dining room and lunch counter. Prices reduced to the minimum Adv hn Private lessons in stenography. 119 Sixth St, West.-Adv. blk