Arizona republican., 1922-06-06
REV. FRANCIS BLOY
GIVES ADDRESS To
NORMAL GRADUATES

TEMPE. June 5-Rev. Francis boy
of Mesa delivered a fine ADDRESS W
the graduating class of the Tempe
Normal Sunday evening at the pac-
caIaureate service held on the lawn III
front of the presidents home. The
Rev. Mr.. Bloy urged the seniors go
ine ont to teach to catch a vision OF
the glorious work and realize that II
is the plan of destiny that they uo
this particular work using the text
4 in st. Johns gospel: ITO this end was
| born and for this purpose came !
into the world" The graduating
class marched to their places with
cans and gowns and made a fine ap-
pearance.
Dinner Party
pleasant little birthday dinner in
honor of the birthday of II. c. Rup-
nnnthaI of 1910 McAllister, was given
bv Mrs. Rupenthal Saturday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. f. Schmidt and Mr. and
Mrs Roberts and Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
tiers were guests.
Delegates to Convention
Rev. H. O. Morton OF Iempe anu
Rev. F. ii. Shanks of Phoenix will be
delegates to the International Sunday
school convention in Kansas City,
June 21-97. This makes six Arizona
delegates. This state is permitted
nine official delegates. Three more
may 60 Rev. E. d. Raley or IeInpe,
the state secretary has the olIlciai
credentials and the special railroad
credentials for Arizona delegates. Mr..
Norman at the Tempe depot will fur
nish all information to delegates rela-
oil Y-a ;1u-av matters
Home From Miami
Miss Pauline Foreman who has
been one of the teachers in the Miami
schools during the past year is home
with her parents on East Eighth
street. Miss Foreman will teach in
Miami next year.
Woman's Benefit Association
The Tempe Woman's Benefit as
sociation is to hold a special meeting
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock IN
Fellons hall for the purpose of max
ing plans for the visit of the state
deputy June 10.
Members of the faculty of Tempe
Normal school soon will fit their
various ways for the summer Vaca-
ton.
Dr. Arthur J. Matthews, the presi-
dent. will attend the meeting OF the
National Educational association.
Frederick NJ. Irish will go to the
Iowa home and have a good visit. w.
J Anderson. George NJ. Frizzel. Ar
thur B. Clark, Fred w. Hiatt. NJ.
Leslie Fairbanks, Forest NJ. Ostran-
der are to be here or have plans not
vet made public. Ira d. Payne will
attend school at Berkeley. Anna r.
Stewart will attend summer school.
John r. Murdoch will teach in the
Bisbee summer school James r.
Filton will also teach in Bisbee.
Blanche Pitcher will attend school.
Miss Olive NJ. Garrish will stay by
the home work during the hot
months. George z. Cooper will go to
Harvard to do teaching work. Waldo
yChristy will teach in the summer
school in st. Paul. MINI. Emma B.
French will og to Kansas City, Mo-,
but will not return next year.
Thomas J. Cookson will go to Okla
homa and Mrs. Cookson will go TO
2 Denver. Colo. f. J. Roth is here for
the present Samuel Burkhard Will
teach in the Flagstaff Normal during
the summer. Mary McNulty Empey
may go to Carr's ranch above Roose-
Welt dam. Leona M. Haulot will go
TO Flagstaff Normal. Louise Rlount
Lynd will attend school in Columbia
for year.
Mrs. Ida Woolf o'Connor will at
tend school, Theresa Anderson will
spend a year in Columbia Clara S.
Brown will join DIR. Matthews in rep
fesenting the Normal at the n. f. A.
in Boston. Ella l.. Roll will visit in
Honolulu. Helen c. Roberts. Sarah
Davis. Elsie Ada Pond and Minnie l..
Porter are making plans of their own
for the summer. Mrs. r. n. Krause
and Elizabeth Bittman and Mrs. Lulu
Robinson will be in California. Dor
othy Crofts will be at Berkeley and
at Assilomar Amerial Kudobe will
visit in Iowa and Miss Laura Dobbs
will stay here.
Phone Service Restored
Quick repairs to their system and
restoration of service to their patrons
was made Saturday by the local
members of the force of the Mountain
States Telephone and Telegraph
company when the fire which de-
sroyed the garage at the J. L. FELTON,
home on Van Ness avenue, also
burned a cable of wires for the tele-
phone company. The fire occurred
about / o'clock and by 3 o'clock work
men had the cable repaired and serv-
ice to the % patrons on the line ef-
fected restored again.
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Because of the scarcity of beasts
of burden men harnessed to plows
are not an uncommon sight in
Morelos, Mexico
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