Arizona republican., 1922-04-05
CHAUTAUQUA WILL
Be HELD At TEMPE
ON APRIL 10, Il, Z

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TEMPE. April 3.-The citizens who
compose the local Chautauqua com
mittee are prepared to announce the
dateS for this event under the aus
pices of the Radcliffe Enterprises.
The. enlargement will open at the
Normal auditorium on the afternoon
of April 10 and will close on the night
of April Y.
The Importance OF the event and
its influence for good cannot be over
estimated. The Radcliffe Chautau-
auazclaims consideration as ma
tiouaf institution-national not only
in the scope of its operation. but ma
tionAI in the American spirit 1t em-
nbasizes and in the enthusiasm with
which it discusses the fundamentals
of American life.
It's nationalism does not prevent q
close study of the community De
cause the community life is recog-
nized as the essential inspiration to
national life. The Radcliffe Chau-
taudua sounds the keynote for higher
achievement in the community
achievement not only in business,
economies and social intercourse, Dut
in are and in the relaxation whlch
provide the playtine necessary TO
make lifes work the more effectuai,
A wealth of music OF the best klno
is available and wholesome enter
tainn1ent, varied as 1t is ATTRACTIVE
provides a liberal element OF diver
sion without sacrifice of intellectual
Standards. Every taste is appealed
to BY. a Radcliffe Chautauqua. Spe-
cial .nroyision is made for the young
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told new stories. dear to ch1ldhooo,
by A Junior worker who has made
special study of this new and highly
important branch of education. AS
childhood broadens into youth
greater appreciation is shown Tor
music and human nature studies pre-
sentpd by accomplished artists. Ma
turitv finds in the Radcliffe Chau-
tauaua an opportunity for thought
mi contact with the world at large.
The best ideas are placed before an
audfence with greater clarity and IN
tinacy than would be possible
through any other medium.
The lectures are unified, delivered
hy accomplished speakers, and as
thevsproceed logically from one topic
10 another assist in a solution OF
lnany. .perplexing problems. They ap-
peal TO those who delight in accurate
shiri4sfng as we'll as in eloquent eX-
preston. They inspire and vitalize
in a.nlanner particularly valuable at
She time when the world concen :
rates it's every effort on industrial
rerersration. Three days of music,
melody and merriment, combined
with a series of lectures. practical
anda purposeful, are provided for.
Three. days, offering a never-chang-
ing nanorama of relaxation and con-
strl1ctiye thought. DESTROYS OF al
fording every one in this community
and its vicinity an opportunity 10
share in the benefits of the Chautau-
ana the committee has fixed the
price of season tickets at the lowest
possible figure, $500 for adults ana
$100 for children.
In bringing the Radcliffe Chautau-
qua here, the committee was actu-
ated solely by the spirit of service IN
the community, not by any thought
Of financial gain. However, the local
committee takes charge OF all re-
ceipts. and after paying expenses. re-
tains any surplus for community bet
torment. 1t is a movement LED py
pubIic-spirited citizens strictly Tor
the advancement of the community
in its civic as we'll as individual lie
As such. it seeks and merits the ac-
tive support and cooperation OF
every resident.
Kyrene News
The Kyrene school held its annua
pienfe at the Hieroglyphic Springs
Fridav. About 200 attended ano
greatly enjoyed the old-fashioneo
dinner which was served at noon
The hills were beautifully covered
~witll-poppies and other wild flowers
and the children and their teachers
spent9a pleasant afternoon gathering
thems
Mrs. Max Gottschalk was guesi
at the E. A. Stanford home MONDAY
Box Social to Be Held Friday Nigh
There will be a box social at tn
Kvrene school auditorium next Fiji
dav night. The boxes viii not b'
auctioned off the old time way. how
ever. but something new and comica
has been planned By the COMMITTEES
in charge. Everybody who attends
is not only assured well-tllet
lunch box but an evening of fun al
Well The ladies' boxes will not b'
sold to exceed a dollar. and the chill
dren's will not be over fifty cents
Everybody cordially invited.
Christian Eadles Aio MSeeiH9
The Ladies aid of the Christian
church will meet at the churcl
Thursday for an all-day session. Eacl
lady is requested to take one dish o
cooked food for the dinner. whicl
wilIabe served at noon.
Methodist Ladies viii Meet
The ladies of the Methodist churel
will meet at the home of Mrs. T. A
Baby all-day Wednesday. Ever
LADY, of the church is especially urge
to go as this will be the last meet