Arizona republican., 1921-04-15
JUNIOR CLASS OF GLENDALE HIGH ID
 GIVE PLAY APR. 22

GLENDALE, April 1.-The junior class of the Glendale high school will present the farce comedy, What Happened to Jones'" on the night of April p at the grammar school au- ditorium. The cast is as follows: Jones, who travels for a hymn book house, Edgar Twitty; Ebenezer Goodley, a professor of anatomy, Charles Cohenour; Anthony Goodley. bishop of Ballarat, George Draper; Richard Heatherley, engaged to Mar jorie, Claude Bradbury; Thomas Holden, a policeman, Marion Adding ton; William Bigbee. an inmate of sanatorium, Ellis Sexton: Henry Fuller, superintendent of the sana- torium, Harvey Maston; Mrs. Good ley, Ebenezer's wife, Elsie Boyle; Cissy. Ebenezer's ward, Pearl Logue; Marjorie and Minerva. Ebenezer' s daughters, Elsie Kearns and Eunice Carpenter; Alvina Stadlight, Mrs. Goodley's sister, Lois Ross; Helma, Swedish servant, Grace Beatty
 In Interest of Church
 Bishop A. w. Leonard of San Fran cisco will be the guest of the Meth odist church here Thursday morning. Bishop Leonard Is general superin tendent of the work in California, Arizona and Nevada. He comes to Glendale in the interest of the new church building here. Thursday Rev. Ferris will accompany Bishop Leonard to Phoenix. where all the Methodist pastors of the county and those of the state who can be here will meet him at luncheon at which he will be the honored guest. In the afternoon and evening he will inspect the Deaconess hospital and confer with the trustees in regard to its completion. High School Notes
 Prof Duncan McRuer is to go to Tucson very soon where he will con- fer with all the high school principals of the state and with the normal school heads and the faculty of the state university in regard to the data secured in the questionnaire sent out to each senior in the state. This questionnaire is composed of ques- tions formulated at the national con- vention of presidents of state nor mai schools at Atlantic City at the request of the educational depart ment of the United States.
 Tuesday was the date set for the filling out of these papers by the Glendale seniors, a summary Of which will appear later.
 The Tomestic science department of the high school, under the direc- | ton of Miss Marian, has started a noon-day lunch for the teachers and any others who wish to attend. a good lunch being provided for lo 1 cents, These lunches will be served 1 Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thurs days, the girls working out the menus, doing the purchasing and l having complete experience in what has taken others years to learn. Leaves for Ohio
 1 Mrs. Rose Spitzfaden, cousin or | Mrs. Derby, left Monday for her home in Mount Healthy, Ohio. She has been a welcome guest at many club and social functions, having spent the winter here with Mrs
 Derby. On Thursday Mrs. Derby and son Nathaniel will leave for their
 home in West Alexandria. Ohio, re- turning by way of the Grand Canyon
 Visits Christian EndeaVor
 In company with score of En- deavorers from Glendale, Miss Iva Heberlee went to Phoenix on Sunday evening, where she successfully con | ducted a state Christian Endeavoi meeting. The subject was. "Hov Does Our Lord Wish His Day to be
 Spent?" Miss Heberlee is president
 of the senior Christian Endeavor al
 
 of the junior society.
 Relief Work Going On
 Relief work among the destitute 1T
 the Glendale district is going or
 steadily and it is hoped with tht cooperation of all the members O
 the relief committee and the cottol
 association that 1t will be only short time until all are cared for On Tuesday three truckloads Ter with all their belongings, to be sen back to Mexico. On Wednesday an other truck load was sent on its way Play Mesa
 The local high school will play tn | Mesa high school Friday afternoon at the local grounds It is hoped tha the boys will make a much bette showing in this game than they di' last Friday Coach Casey has beel having regular practice this weel and has been busy strengthening tn weak points
 Copies of The Republican Those in the Glendale district wh wish to get copies of The Repub lican Pioneer edition may have then by applying to the local representa- tive at the office of Carrick Realt