Arizona republican., 1921-12-29

hIvn IL nlvtUULlylIUI PLANNED FUR MESA
 FOR NEW YEARS DAY
 MESA, Dec. 2s-Ample entertain ment and amusement is promised for Mesa people over the coming week end and holiday on Monday in ob- servance of New Years day. An nouncement was made Wednesday Of the scheduling of two games of ball by the Mesa baseball club to be played in the local park on Sunday and Monday with the Phoenix White Sox
 Mesa will observe next Monday IS legal holiday, according to infor- nation available from the Commer- cial club Wednesday. Practically all of the business houses will be taking their annual inventories and some of them stated that they would be closed on Monday whether the day was observed or not. However, gro oery stores agreed to the general closing and the dry goods houses, while not positively agreeing indi- cated that they would do likewise.
 Many of Mesa's old time ball play CTS will be out in uniform again Sun day and Monday for the holiday games with the Phoenix Sox- Gill. Lush and Oviedo are all here to choose from for work in the tox and an effort will be made 10 secure = aa resf fn -rl, one of the games. Shumway will be nehind the bat and practically the same old lineup will officiate in the infield and outer gardens.
 The Legion turkey shoot on Sun day and Monday will also he an at traction of interest The shoot will be held on the range five miles northeast of Mesa and an unlimited supply of turkeys will be on hand for | the marksinen to take home.
 Other events for the weekend are the card party at St. Marks guild on ! Saturday night given by the yestry 1 of St. Marks Episcopal church. the | New Year ball in the l.. D. s. audi | torium given by the Stake Amuse- ment association on Friday night and ] the American legion dance in the K. ! of r. hall on New Years eve. Rotary Hears Business Talks Business talks featured the We'd nesday meeting of the Mesa Rotary club, held in the guild hall. H. D. ' Ross. Jr, presided as chairman of ! the meeting L. F. White of the Salt River Valley Savings Bank and | Trust company spoke on credit with relation to business and O. s. Stapley ! spoke on the treatment and courtesy | extended to customers by business concerns. Several musical numbers were rendered by members of the Fila Morgan company now showing in Mesa.
 Mathematics Glass 10 Picnic
 The mathematics class of the Mesa High school will hold its postponed picnic on Friday and will pass all O, the day at the Superstition noun tains east of Mesa. Members of tho class will assemble at S-S0 at tho high school and are asked to take the same things with them as orig inally planned. The picnic wa: planned for last Tuesday but the rair necessitated it's postponement.
 Club Will Entertain Children The Mesa Womans club will en- certain the children of members o
 the club at the regular meeting or
 Friday afternoon at the guild hall
 Miss Ruth Huber is in charge of th'
 program and will be assisted in en
 tertaining by Neva Macdonald an'
 Mary Kingsbury. Games will b'
 played and jolly good time provided
 for the children, to be followed witl
 the serving of refreshments.
 Iehi and Third Ward Win
 Lehi and the Mesa third wart came out victorious in Tuesda,
 nights basketball games played il
 the high school auditorium Lehi de feated the Methodist team AS 10 Il and the third ward won over tn
 fourth ward g to 5. Thursday night , games in the l.. D. s. auditorium vii } he between the Second ward ant l Christian and the Baptist and Firs r ward.
 lehi Bureau to Elect The Lehi farm bureau will hold al
 important meeting Thursday nigh
 at 7:3O in the Lehi school house Officers will be elected for the com r ing year and Prof. C. F.. Crider iron ? the University of Arizona at Tucsol [ will address the meeting
 Hart at Majestic
 William s. Hart's latest Para g mount picture. The Testing Block. D a thrilling story of the Sierras | ' gold days, will be shown at the Ma r jestic theater on Thursday. Mir. liar , is seen as a bandit cheif who is re . formed through the love for a won . dering girl Violnist- Eva Novak 1
 the girl.
 Visiting in Mesa
 | H. O. Wages. former manager Q 2 the J. D, Halstead Lumber compan' . in Mesa. is spending a few days her ] with friends MT. Wages let Mes . about year ago to be associate ] with New York firm.
 Baptist Church
 2 The executive committee of the ,. Y. P. |. met in regular sessio |. Tuesday evening and transacted i'm : portant matters of business. Anon
 other things, it was decided to begi 2 a membership contest next Sunda
 evening. Plans will be made know . at that service. Every member ( f the society is expected, and a V friends are invited. R. V. Johnson ( . Los Angeles will be the speake { Leaders were also appointed for tn { next three months Following is tn Y list: Jan. s, Misses Katherine Tic n and Lucia Barkley: Is, Turns n Hawes and Wallace Clark: 22. Mis-
 Mira Barden; 29, Melous Smith an
 Miss May Parks; Feb. 3. Misses Con 7 stance Monrad and Ruby Smith. q Raymond Connell and Mrs. F. : Hawes; 19, Misses Idella Clark an = Helen Hovde; 26. Wesley Lewis an . Miss Gladys Clark; March .. Ere COnnel and Miss Freda Clark: ]
 Miss Thelma Hopkins and Billy "a, Q tone; 19. Charles Lewis and Mi, k Holly Cooley; 2s, Herbert Easley an - Miss Myrtle Ruse The folIowiu
 Miss Elena Parks. Miss Myrtle Rus i EaNmond Cornell lookout Nizss