Arizona republican., 1922-04-09
by THE
LIBRARY BOARD To
Be MUSICAL TREAT

GLENDALE, April S.-The pro-
gram to be presented by the library
board Is to be one OF the best musical
treats that has ever been given in
Glendale Great effort has been put
forth by those in charge OF the pro-
gram to provide the best and the
numbers will be highly enjoyed by
all those who attend, The program
will be given at the grammar school
auditorium Friday night, April IA,
at 8 o'clock.
This musical is being given to pro-
cure funds for the purchase OF books
for the Glendale public library and
no admission fee will be charged but
a silver offering will be taken and
may be left at the door. The follow
ing program will be given:
The Asra ..,.............Ru .Rubinstein
the LOreIe1 List
Mrs. Clarence Wildermuth
Lord Fauntleroy ...., ,..,......,..
........ Frances Hodgson Burnett
The Earl. rl........... John Mccoy
The Footman Gardner Griffith
Lord Fauntleroy ...,.....-...
............. Josephine Tinker
Cradle Song ......,..... MacFadyen
The Cry OF Rachel. Mary Tuner Salter
Mattinata ..... .Leonacavallo
Mrs. Don Winterrowd
s3rsas S1ss.as 2. Ley, LGse Mc..lnws.. ,rssss
Miss Claire Canon
Greater Love. Edith M. w. Pearson
Aunt Tildy ....... Edith Pearson
Jim Rowe ........Jane Pearson
Sunshine Song ...r............G Grieg
An Open Secret ...........s.....
............ Huntington- w GOODMAN
Mrs. Clarence Wifdermuth
Souls ........ Edith NJ. w. Pearson
An English SIavey Edith Pearson
A Garret Child. -. Jane Pearson
Emily. .......A French Rag Doll
The Tempting Hour FoldoWski
Spacilly jim 1890. sidney Homer
Joy OF Spring Huntington Woodman
Mrs. Don Winterrowd
z. {. Hriner Dies
q Il. Briner. well known in Glen
dale. passed away at his home IN
CAtlin Court Thursday from pneumo-
MIA which was the result OF a severe
cold. Mr.. Briner was resident of
Glendale for a number Of years and
was we'll liked by all those who knew
| him. The body was taken to Phoe-
nix where IT will be inferred. Funeral
arrangements have not been made
as yet, on account Of waiting 70 hear
from relatives.
Euya Fixtures
Judge Thomas Of HoIhrook is q
Glendale business visitor this week
attending to the packing and ship
ping Of the fixtures Of the Glendale
State Bank, He purchased these fix.
lures and they win be used In Hol.
| brook in the new First National
Bank that is soon to be opened BY
him at that place.
4nnkiat No4Aa
Bible school, 9.45; L. n. Stats,
superintendent: classes for all ages
and everyone Is welcome. Last Sum
| day classes II, IL and 12 were re-
numbered and are now known as 13,
II and Is, when two classes. one for
young men and the other for young
married people. were organized and
known as classes II and IL.
Preaching at IL and 1:45 by the
pastor, Rev. G. VI. Northrup, who
goes to Buckeye to help in = revival
Senior. intermediate and junior e,
Y. p. u. at e:4S. All seniors and in
termediates who can meet Is min
utes earlier for special prayer meet
ing are asked to do so.
High School Defeated
The Glendale high school was de-
feated by the Phoenix high school
last evening by the huge score Of %
to and instead of baseball game
it was a comedy OF errors plus q
track meet.
Gospel Car Here
The Gospel car in charge of Rev.
and Mrs. Howell arrived this week
and will begin services Sunday night
at the car, which Is located on the
spur. The services are primarily
held for Mexicans and the different
churches will aid.
The tile work on the new Peoria
high school roof is over half-co cona-