Arizona republican., 1922-05-28
LATE NEWS FROM
ROOSEVELT DIST.

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The Ladies' Aid society Of Roose-
vet district met on Wednesday for
an all-day session in Neighborhood
house. Mrs. Frank Finnical, Mrs.
Fred Kiser and Mrs. E. c. Rewick
contributed to the very interesting
missionary program which was
given. A edlicious picnic luncheon
was spread at noon. The hostesses
for the day were Mrs. Allan Wilkin-
so nand Mrs. r. E. layton.
/ The Roosevelt Neighborhood Ii
brary will be open on Fridays from
to 8 p. m. Mrs Heiner, the Ii
braria nfor the summer months, will
be there to assist the children in Sc
lecting books. The hours named
were arranged with the idea of hav-
ing the library open at time con-
venient for the children; also to
give ample time for the parents to
drive over after the supper hour.
Start the Friday library habit, en-
courage the children and be sure to
form the habit yourself.
The Roosevelt Neighborhood club
gave the regular fortnightly club
dance Friday night. Special music
was arranged for the evening, which
was very much enjoyed. 1t is
planned to continue the dances
through June, greatly to the joy of
the young people who have been at
tending regularly.
An old fashioned quilting party
was enjoyed Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. 7. j. Crowl, West Baseline road,
by Mesdames Art Wilson. Frank
Cooke, l.. 7. Cooke, Ernest Campbell,
A. Eyer, w. B. Morrell, Eric Hanson,
Lucius Butler and r. /. Crowl. Re-
viving the old art of quilting proved
very interesting to Mrs Crow1's
guests During the afternoon Gladys
Cworl, Florence Campbell, Jane and
Elizabeth Eyer entertained the
quilters with an amusing exhibition
of a human doll.
Mrs. Ernest Campbell and children
left on Thursday evening for San
Francisco. where they will make their
home. Mr.. Campbell has been in
San Francisco for some time--hay-
ing accepted a position as manager
of a bottling works. A travelling
box was arranged for Mrs. Campbell
by a group of friends. with the
thought of expressing good wishes
and regrets to have the family leave
the district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mabrie have
moved to Phoenix.
Mrs. Ernest T. Smith is expecting
her niece, Miss Lucille Etter of Flag
staff, to visit her next week. Miss
Etter is now in Phoenix.
Miss Dorothy Baldwin and Miss
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Miss Inez Wheeler on Wednesday.
Miss Pritchard is from Cleveland,
Ohio, and has been spending the win
ter in Phoenix while her father was
in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs E. II. Ford and
daughters were visiting friends in the
district on Tuesday evening. Mr.
Ford has accepted a position a. prin-
cipal of the Kyrene school for the
coming year.
"A Rainbow party was given in
Neighborhood house Thursday night
by the young peoples division of the
Congregational Sunday school COM
plimentary to Miss Inez Wheeler,
Miss Alma Atkinson, Fred and Wal
ter Atkinson, Russell Champie and
Bill Robinson, who are leaving short
ly. Miss Wheeler Will go to Kansas
City to enter the Bethany school,
where she will specialize in music
while finishing high school work.
Miss Atkinson will begin state work
as president of the Christian En-
deavor societies: also she will at
tend several Endeavor conventions
enroute to Oklahoma, where a study
OF state work will be continued
through the summer. Fred and Wal
ter Atkinson will leave with the fam
lily for California, where they will
make their home, Russell Champie
and Bill Robisson will go to Wicken-
burg, where the Champies are now
living.
Mrs NJ. Bradley entertained the
junior primary Sunday school class
with picnic at Eastlake park on
Saturday afternoon. The afternoon
was spent in playing games Ice
cream and cake We're served to the
happy party of children.
The Bible study class of the Neigh
borhood Congregational church met
with Miss Inez Wheeler on Saturday
evening.
The Campfire Girls of the district
held a regular meeting on Saturday
at the home of Mrs. E. r. Belling-
ham. Plans were discussed for
summer outing.
A news box" for items for this
column has been placed in Rosters
store. If more convenient call 117J2.