Arizona republican., 1921-05-08
LAST CLUB SOCIAL
 OF SEASON GIVEN

TEMPE. May 1.-The last Wom- ans club social of the season was given Friday afternoon in the Mason ic hall, which was decorated for the occasion with oleanders, sweet peas, corn flowers and calendulas A short program was given, including guessing contest. Mrs. Nj. B. Krause was the winner in the contest and was presented with a box of sta- tionery. Mrs. Thanks Anderson. president for the coming year. made a brief talk thanking Mrs Howard Brown, in behalf of all club mem bers, for the excellent work she ac- complished while she was president. Forty nine new members were taken < into the club during the year. Mrs. H. A. Guild of Phoenix was to have been a guest of the club for the afternoon, but due to the bad wealth CT she was unable to get over. Re- treatments were served. The host esses were Mesdamcs P. Lemons. Charles Mosier. Glenn Wood and Lester Balch, assisted by Mesdames c. G. Jones. Curt Miller and o. C. | McNary.
 O. E. s. Meeting ! The regular meeting of Tempe chapter No. IS, O. E.. S.. will be held | Monday evening. May 9, at o'clock. A full attendance is hoped for as ar engagements will be made concerning ! the invitation of Phoenix chapters to attend a picnic at Riverside park ! Saturday afternoon. May II. Normal Wins Tempe again carried off the honors 1 Saturday morning when the Normal team crossed bats with Phoenix high. For the first three innings it was a 1 pretty even game. but from then on the local boys steadily forged ahead 1 The score was II to l.
 Expected Home
 Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Windes, who have been attending the Baptist iconvention at Bisbee. are expected 1 home Monday.
 Celebrates Birthday
 Little Buddy Baird celebrated his fifth birthday Saturday with a party.
 Tempe Churches
 egational-Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Morning worship at II. Mothers day sermon. Our Tribute meeting at z. Evening service at s.
 under the auspices of the Mems club. with Superintendent Hendricks
 of Mesa speaking on "A Forward
 Look into Education : Baptist-Rev. w. H. Botkin will ] preach at the morning service B. |. P. U. meets at D. m. Evening ser [ vice at 8.
 Christian Sunday school at 10 f o'clock. Mothers day service at Il, at which there will be special recog-
 milton of mothers of young babies. A , cradle roll will be established and all f mothers are cordially invited to come and present children under four years old for enrolment. The pas |, ftor will deliver an address on Object and Plans of the Cradle Roll" , Christian Endeavor at o'clock. led by Miss B. Riley: topic, Living Close
 to Christ" The evening service at Is o'clock will be given over 10 mothers. A beautiful mothers ssng will be illustrated by pantomime ard tableau.
 white flower in honor of mother.
 Will Leave for Home : Miss Julia McBroom. who has been . spending the winter in Tempe. will
 return to her home in Atherton, Mo- Sunday evening.
 Spends Week End with Relatives
 Marguerite Ransberger, student ] of the Tempe Normal. is spending the week and with relatives in Casa Grande.
 < To Return to SeottsdsIe Mrs. r. l.. Stuchal expects to re- $ turn to her home in Scottsdale
 Wednesday Mrs Stuchal has been ill at the Calhoun hoSpltai with ty ? phoid fever for the past two weeks , but is greatly improved now Local Team To Play Mesa The local baseball team will play , Mesa at the Mesa ball park Sunday i afternoon. Rivalry between the two teams is keen and an interesting cor
 test is expected. The game will be
 called at 2 o'clock.
 . Indians Too Much for Tempe High 1-t.z erf, the high school baseball field SatuI = day afternoon at 2:30- The Tempe , boys played hard but the Indians were too much for them. the score being to in favor of the Indians at the close of the game.
 FOR RENT-Nice, cool three-room
 apartment: reasonable 50S East f Eighth Street, Tempe. m r1,1s fI