Arizona republican., 1922-04-01
PACKED HOUSE SEES
TEMPE CHILDREN IN
PLEASING OPERETTA

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TEMPE. Mar. sl-"The Pixies" the
operetta which was presented at the
Menhennet theater Thursday after
noon and evening by the children OF
the grammar school, was a real treat
70 the packed house in attendance.
1t was said by many to be the best
juvenile entertainment ever given in
Tempe. The plot was well worked
out and the children all acted their
parts Splendidly. The costumes were
exceptionally clever and beautiful.
Dainty, airy little fairy dresses and
delicately colored flower costumes
were designed by the domestic art
department of the high school and
were indeed artistic Much credit is
due Miss Leila Rahm and Mrs. Ralph
Fowler, the directors and pianist. for
the great success OF the evening, as
they both worked very faithfully with
the children during the numerous re-
hearsals.
Baseball Saturday
The Lehi independence baseball
team will play the Normal team on
the Normal field Saturday afternoon
at 2: so. This is expected to be a very
interesting game.
Baby Boy
Mr.. and Mrs. John Curry are the
proud parents Of a fine baby boy born
at the Brechan hospital Thursday
night.
Move to Price Home
Mr.. Smitss of the East Side Service
station has moved his family into the
east side of the Colonel Price home on
Eighth street.
Congregational Church
Bible school at 10 o'clock; graded
courses for all. Morning worship at
IL. with sermon by the pastor: "The
Spirit of the Lords Prayer" Evening
service at 1880 conducted by the
mems club. Mr.. Douglass will speak
on Adapting Oneself to the Chris
will follow. All men are especially
invited.
April Fool Social
The Queen Esther society will give
an April Fool social at the Methodist
church Saturday evening at o'clock.
A small admission will be charged.
The evening will be pleasantly spent
playing games and having a general
good time. Everybody is cordially
invited.
Benefit Association
There will be a meeting OF the
Woman's Benefit ag5ociation Tues
day afternoon at 2:30. There win be
initiation.
Boy Scouts to Take Hike
The Tempe Boy Scouts will go on
a most enjoyable hike Saturday,
April /, which will be under the di-
rection of Prof. J. r. Murdock. They
will leave the Christian church at
o'clock and will be taken through the
power plant the first thing. They
will then go by the cement mill and
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there they will go to some old ruins
southwest of the packing plant. Each
boy has been requested to take on
this trip the following articles: A
sharp knife, one-fourth pound fresh
meat, buns, two potatoes, an apple
or some kind of fresh fruit. Dinner
will be cooked over the camp fire.
Entertains at Party
Mrs. Ira Frankenburg very delight
fully entertained a party of friends
at her ranch home Saturday after
noon in honor of Mrs. J. H. Vessel of
Waverly. Mo-, and Mrs. r l. Alex
ander. The affair was complete
surprise TO the guests Of honor. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent doing
fancy work, after which dainty re-
freshments were served. The guests
included: Mrs. ]. H. Vessel, Mrs. r.
L.. Alexander, Mrs. Charles Mosier,
Mrs. Charles Steele. Mrs. P. Lemons,
Mrs. J. NJ Boon, Mrs. West, Mrs. B.
Is Sanders. Mrs c.. M. Mullen, Mrs.
Theo, Dickinson, Mrs. J. R. Birchett,
Mrs. Oris Oliver and Mrs. o. NJ.
French.
At the Christian Church
The big meeting starts on Sunday
at 10. o'clock with the Bible school.
The evangelist W. Graham Walker,
will have a special message for the
members Of the congregation at the
IL o'clock hour. He is a man of
wide experience and will have some
thing worth while to say. Each
member is expected to invite some
neighbor to come to the evening
service to hear the new man. A man
of experience in directing song serv-
ices will have charge of the singing.
Song services will begin at 1880. c.
E. prayer meeting at { p m.
The young people of the Mesa
Christian church have invited the
young people of the Tempe Christian
church to bring their dinner and have
dinner with them at the flume on
the Scottsdale road after the morning
service.
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Phone 17J3, Tempe. 1t
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ages 8 to 6 mos. Cal 31R14, Mesa. 1
mile west Gilbert school. gb
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guaranteed Grade A Jersey milk and
cream. Wildermnth Jersey Ranch.
Phone 17-J-3. Tempe.-Adv. 1t