Arizona republican., 1922-05-31

cation and welfare are to be ad-
vanced. Selfish motives, personal
prejudices and stubbornness must be
dispensed with If the best ideals Of
any institution are to be maintaiNed.
The sixth and seventh grades en-
joyed a most delightful picnic at the
river on Saturday afternoon. given
by their teacher, Leroy Middleton.
Nearly so children and grown-ups
made up the party. Leroy Middle
ton, Lucille Middleton. Mrs. Charles
Aune. Mrs. A. p. Sobey, d. c. Leels,
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Stink
accompanied the children. Mr.. Mid
dleton is a great favorite with his
pupils, as well as the boys and girls
on the school grounds, whose ath-
letic sports he has had charge of the
past year
The farm bureau held it's special
meeting Saturday night to nominate
candidates for the director who is TO
serve on the board of the Arizona
Pimacotton Growers association for
next year. The names of Conrad
Hess and Judge Langston were Sc
lected in this capacity and will be
voted on two weeks from Saturday
night. E. D. Hanks was CHAIRMAN
of the evening and gave a resuN of
what has been accomplished by the
Cotton Growers association. Henry
Scott also spoke briefly on the Hay
Growers association. A resolution
was passed to support the farm bu-
reau in its suit against Dunbars
Mexican labor suit.
The young people of the comnlun-
ity gave Miss Middleton a delightful
surprise party Friday night at the
af Ey,,f~ Ae
casion for the party was Miss Mid
dleton's birthday. Games and music
and the following-up OF strings by
Miss Middleton, on the ends of which
she found some pretty gifts. were
features of the evening. At the close
of a very happy evening 80 guests
were served with refreshments.
Miss Fulwiler's class who call
themselves the sW. VS. will meet
the first and third Thursdays of the
month for sewing, missionary work
and a. social time. The first meet
ing will be at the home of Miss Full
wiler this coming Thursday.
The Sunday school continues TO
maintain an attendance Of close to
so, which is quite satisfactory for
the warm mornings. Choir practice
will be held every Wednesday night
from HOW OH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hilgeman and
family and house guests, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Schaaf of Fort Wayne.
Ind, spent two days at Roosevelt
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Schaaf left
Saturday night for San Francisco.
Russell Pugh has moved his fam
| ily onto the Freeland ranch.
Mrs. II. G.. Lockett and sons will
leave Monday morning for their sum-
mer home at Flagstaff. Frank Ell
| well will occupy the Lockett home
during their absence.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Brownsberger have
| sold their ranch on Glendale avenue
| and will move to California the LIST
of July. The Brownsbergers are old
residents of the district and will be
sadly missed in community and
| church circles after they leave.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoyer. Mr..
| and Mrs. Robert Butler. Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs. H. 8.
Brooks We're among the Washington
residents who attended the banquet
of the Citrus Growers association
! given at the Hotel Adams last week.
The S. N. II. club enjoyed a de-
licious picnic supper together on the
| desert Sunday evening.
The Jenkins family has moved 30
/ lateral 151k on Glendale avenue.