Arizona republican., 1921-02-17

|S GIVEN CHARTER
 AT BIC GATHERING
 MESA Feb Witnessed by 26 visitors from the Phoenix club and all of the members of the local organiza- tion with the exception of two who were out of town, the presentation of the charter to the Mesa Rotary club which was organized here last Novem- Der was made at the Wednesday meet ing. Charles Christy, district governor representative, presented the charter and in his remarks stated that he hoped Mesa would live up to the reputation of the Rotary clubs throughout the na- tion. The charter presented to the Mesa club makes the S17th issued in this country and of this number never q single one has been Surrendered. called in or otherwise returned to head quarters
 The program of the Wednesday meeting was under the charge of Frank F. Samuels as chairman. Secretary Dan Collett of the Commercial club gave an interesting address on the
 
 Rotary club. Miss Genevive MacDon- aid rendered a violin solo. accompanied on the piano by her sister. and J. C. Raymond rendered a vocal solo. ac- companied on the piano by Mrs. Ray mond. The high school orchestra was also present and offered a number of selections.
 In addition to the Phoenix members present there were several guests. making the largest attendance ever at q Rotary meeting here since the clubs organization. John Brown, president of the Phoenix club, gave few brief remarks, and others Of the Phoenix or ganization spoke.
 lehi Bureau Will Meet
 number of important Tastters will be up for attention at a meeting of the Lehi Farm Bureau to be held Thurs day evening in the Lehi school house at o'clock. district fair, farm lib- rafy and committee reports are among the items on the business program that will be given attention. This is a regu- lar semi monthly meeting of the bu- reau and the officials urge the pres ence of all members and invite all of 1 the newcomers in Lehi to attend. It will be an opportunity to become ac- Quainted and to become affiliated with 1 the bureau in it's work
 Fathers and Sons Big Meeting i INepldtliS ~lnt outing or a year az 9 when three days were spent on an en- campment on the Verde river. the an nual fathers and sons event was held 1 Tuesday night in the l.. D. s. audi torium. It was a general get-together meeting of the boys and their parents and live interesting program was pre- sented during the evening. Represen ! tatives of the five Mesa wards of tho i l.. D. :. church participated in the com petitive matches of the evening In the basketball game between the boy scouts of Alma and Lehi the latter came out victorious. The First and Second Ward married men also met on the basketball court. the latter taking l the big end of the score. In a tug of war between the First and Second Wards the second ward won. Aside from the athletic events, there was ' speaking program. L. F. Eggerson and Alma Davis being among those who gave a short address.
 w. O. w. Initiatory Work
 Glendale and Phoenix members Of th< order will be present at the regular meeting of the Woodmen of the World of Mesa to be held Thursday evening in the Knights of Pythias hall. A class of three candidates will he initiates and the degree team of the Glendale lodge will confer the initiatorv work The business and initiation program i: tO be lOiIOWed WlIf lu0cn winch a re- freshment committee appointed at tn, last meeting of the lodge will provide
 Mesa to Play U. of A.
 Another of the seasons biggest bas ketball games is scheduled for Thurs day evening in the L. D. $. auditorium when the Mesa town team the Camels ! will take on Phoenix High school. Tn, Phoenix aggregation are champions 0 the Class A interscholastic league am e Is 1h ha a classes. indicating that the Thursda. : night game will be hard fought battl I for supremacy The Camels will leav : Saturday morning for Tucson whe- 2 they will meet the University of Ari zona team that evening. The Camel ! easily defeated the | freshmen tea1 : here two weeks ago, and the first tear il of the school is now aching for
 chance at the champions s Twins In Duke Home a Twins boy and a girl. weighin
 nine and eight pounds respectivel,
 were born to Mir. and Mrs. C. A. Duk
 at the Mesa Maternity home Tuesda
 evening
 Move to Ranch Home
 MT. and Mrs William H. Peterso
 and family have moved from their resi- , dence on East First avenue to the ! ranch home on the Chandler road tw ! miles north of Chandler. Mr. Peterso ! has withdrawn from the Mesa SerViC
 station in which he was interested an q will devote his time to farming tn - year
 M. E. Aid Will Meet $ The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth {. odist Episcopal church will meet at $. o'clock Thursday afternoon in u = church parlors. All members of II e society are requested to be present. an
 women of the church and congregatio e are invited to attend Bu,iness of in It portance will be cared for at the me> = ing.
 - Mrs. Leonard Bushell was one of II e guests al the American Legion dant Il at Mesa. on Monday night.
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 Chandler-Elaine Hammerstein
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