Arizona republican., 1922-04-15

No. II. Nearer to Thee. ladies' quar-
tet; No Is, Be Not Affrighted. solo
and duet: No. IS, Now Is Christ
Risen. chorus: No. 20. Thou Art the
King, chorus; No. 81. Gloria Patria,
chorus.
Special parts: Sopranos, Mrs. Ma
rion Blakely. Miss Ruth Churchill
Miss Turner Hurst
Bassos: Mr.. Edgar Golden. Mr..
Turner jackson.
Altos: Mrs. p. NJ. HaweS Miss Ruby
Golden, Miss Freeda Clark.
Tenors: Mr. s. b. De Hart. Mr..
Fred Boyer, Mr.. Roy Boyer. Mr.. Ga
len Johnson.
Chorus Sopranos, Mrs. NJ. Blake
ly, s. E. Douglas, Misses Turner
Hurst. Helen Hoyde, ldella Clark
LuelIa Barkley Clara Heuse.
De f. Miller: Misses Ruby Golden,
Myrtle Ruse. Freeda Clark, Con-
stance Monrad, Holly Cooley.
Tenors: Mrs. S. B. De Harte, Mr..
Fred Boyer, Mr.. Galen Johnson, Mr..
Turner Hawes, Mr.. Wilfred Hawes,
Mr.. Theron Palmer.
Bassos: Mr.. Edgar Golden. Mr..
Turner Jackson, Mr.. r. B. Findley.
Mr.. S. I. Davis. Mr.. w. ]. Armistead.
Ask Reduction OF axes
/ At a joint meeting OF the school
boards OF the Mesa union high school
district and District No. 4, held on
Thursday evening the members were
presented with a petition suggesting
various changes in the administra.
ton of the public schools will tend
to a reduction OF taxes in the dis
trict. The petition bore the sigma
lures Of 324 taxpayers OF the city
and district surrounding Mesa. The
boards considered the petition and
decided that 1t would be to the best
interests of the community as whole
to discuss the suggestions empoo-
led in the petition at a public mass
meeting. 1t was pointed out that all
interests may state their cases at that
time. The boards decided upon next
Wednesday night as the time for the
meeting and further advised that the
session will be held in the high
school auditorium, commencing at
7:30.
Class Baseball Starts
Interclass baseball games Will be
played next week at the high school
to decide the championship class
team of the school. A series OF SIX
games will be played between the
representative class teams. starting
Monday night with the freshmen ana
sophonores pitted against each. Tne
juniors and the seniors will play on
Tuesday night and the freshmen ana
the juniors will mix the following
night.
Superintendent Hendrix was ao-
vised in letter received Friday morn :
ing of the resignation OF Miss Nina
Alexander, principal OF the irving
building. Miss Alexander was called
to the bedside of her mother in
Greenwood, Mo-, the first of this
month and the mothers health has
continued so poorly that Miss Alex
ander deemed 1t advisable to tender
her resignat on and remain there IN
definitely, as stated in her letter.
Many Attend Health Play
More than 1900 school children and
adults crowded the high school audi"
torium Friday afternoon to witness
the presentation of the Good Health
play, staged by the pupils OF the
Franklin anc Webster schools ana
the kindergarten. The production was
Wilcox, school nurse, and Mrs. Grace
Standage of the Franklin school.
To Summer in Calf.
Elliott Tucker, who has been visit
ing relatives in Mesa for some time,
| expects to depart Saturday morning
| for his home m San Jose. He will be
accompanied by his mother. Mrs. l.
| G. Tucker, who will pass the summer
with him in tie California city. They
will make the trip by automobile.
South Side Theaters Today
Majestic, Mesa" Salvation Nell
| all star cast Comedy. THE Nevery
Dentist
Tempe-"To Please One Woman.
all star cast. Billy West comedy.
Chandler--"Buried Treasure" star
ring Marion Davis. Comedy. stage
Struck