Arizona republican., 1922-05-18
HANDWRITING CLASS
GETS CERTIFICATES
FOR PROF |CIENCY

the high school by Prof. j. c. An
derson have been awarded the Zaner
method high school certificates. The
certificates are presented as re-
ward for a certain degree of protl-
cheney attained in writing. Receiving
the honors were Idyle Brandenburg,
Ivan Fuller Kathryne Tice. Cleora
Brooks. Ruth Monrad, Rise Maggie,
Dorothy May Hunsaker. Thora Hun
saker. Russell r. Kesterson. Rita
Phelps, Mary B. Hemperly, Leone
Davis. Mrs. Myrtle Harris. instruc-
tor in the commercial department at
the high school, received a Zaner
method teachers certificate upon her
specimen of work.
S. S. League Game Thursday
MANY of the members of the four
wards in Mesa viii be on hand at the
ball park Thursday evening at .
o'clock to boost for their particular
team in the Sunday school league
scheduled game. The First and Sec
ond wards are pitted against the
Third and Fourth wards and both
clubs have announced strong lineups.
Pest, present and future baseball
players of Mesa will appear on the
diamond in the inter-ward melee and
a hot tussle is looked forward to.
Play will be called at o'clock.
Cooked Food Sale
The Catholic ladies' society is ar
ranging to conduct a cooked food
sale on Saturday at r. E. Steele gro
Gerry commencing at o'clock in the
morning
They Have Big and Small Ones
Hens eggs of unusual magnitude
have often been told of during the
past months but it fell to George G.
Haws. proprietor of the Del Rio Poul-
try farm in Lehi to produce along
with his record sized egg a few others
of the extreme contrasting type.
Haws brought into the Mesa office of
The Republican white Leghorn's
egg that measured So by ia inches.
And along with that egg which is
well in keeping with other records of
large eggs produced in the valley
this season. he presented four tiny
eggs of the pee-wee type. One meas
ured Al by Al inches and figured
one-seventh the size of the larger
egg. Haws says he has been tempted
to encourage the production among
his flock of the miniature type of
eggs to make them more in keeping
with the price.
Rotary Education Meeting
Individual Rotary" was the sub
ject of Wednesdays meeting of the
Mesa Rotary club. The subject pro-
vided an educational discussion OF
Rotary, its origin and evolution. led
by Dr. r. F. Palmer as chairman Of
the meeting and participated in by
many of the members. Spence Dingle
presented the question of the clubs
possibility of scoring a victory over
the chamber of commerce in the
baseball game to be played on Memo
rial day. He announced the initial
practice Of the Rotary team to be
held Thursday night on the high
school field. Guests at the meeting
included w. Hortt of Fort Lauder
dale, Fla, Osa Foster of Long Beach,
Joseph F. Smith, Jr.. of Salt Lake
City. DIR. J. B. Nelson of Mesa and
six OF the members OF the Phoenix
Rotary club.
Delegates Return
Delegates from Mesa who attended
the Democratic convention held in
Tucson the forepart of the week re-
turned to the valley on Wednesday.
Delegates from here included G. M.
Phelps, precinct 4: Alma Davis,
Alma; NJ. J. Hougherty, precint /: II.
d. Ross. Jr.. precinct 2; e. j. War
rem, precinct 9; o. l.. Pickens and
w. A. Burton, alternates.
Sophomore Day at n. s.
The sophomore class at the Mesa
Union High school will celebrate its
annual class day with appropriate
exercises on Thursday. The girls of
the class have been delegated to wear
aprons and hair ribbons, while the
boys are agreed to wear knee trous-
ers, loud ties and shirts and half sox.
All of the members will wear the
r. IAA off q an CT
of nine will present THE Ghost
story before the student body in the
evening the class will picnic on the
river.
Entertain at Tea
Mrs George A. Johnson and Mrs
W. A. Anderson were charming host
esses to a large number of Mesa
women Wednesday afternoon. The
attractive Johnson residence on West
First street where the affair was hold
was beautifully decorated for the oc-
casion.
Christian Church Revival
The Mesa Christian church revival.
W. Graham Walker. Lexington, KY,
evangelist, Prof. Edward L. Falls,
singer. is rapidly growing In interest
and attendance. Evangelist Walker
is preaching straight from the shout
der messages and singer Falls is de-
lighting with his singing, especially
his fine baritone solos. He gives a
solo at each service. Other special
music is being arranged from service
to service. The Happy Harmony
male quartette win sing at tonight's
service. Tomorrow night will be
known as Mesa church night and the
church people of Mesa are being In
vited and urged to attend for this
service. Special services will be held
next week for out of town delega-
tons. The sermon tonight will be on
The Church Crucified Between Two
Thieves" For Mesa church night the
subject will be Sunday Clothes"
Creighton Defeats Mesa
The boys team of the Franklin
school journeyed to Phoenix Wednes-
day afternoon where they met the
| Creighton school team and were de-
| feated to l in fast game. The
| players on Mesa's team included.
| Harper. p; Isley, c.; Stoddard, h.;
Dugan. Oh; Riggs, 3b.; Martinez, S.;
Jenkins, IT,: Grimes, IF.
Southside Theaters Today
4 Majestic. Mesa-"Don't Ever Mar
ry" featuring Wesley Barry and an
all star cast; winners of the West
serial
Tempe-Dark.
! Chandler - "'Sentimental Tommy"
featuring Mabel Taliaferro, May
McAvoy and Gareth Hughes.
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