Arizona republican., 1922-04-08
WORK IS BEGUN ON
THE DOMESTIC
SCIENCE BUILDING

GLENDALE, April 17-Ground has
been broken and actual construction
begun on the new domestic science
building and other additions to the
Glendale high school. J. d. How
ell. the successful bidder, is on the
Job and rapid strides are being made
on the work. The plans and spec
ifications call for a new domestic
science building to. be placed on the
east side of the high school quad
fangle and the building will face on
Fourth street. In addition to this
there will be two additional class
rooms constructed and some addi-
tons made to the present audito-
rum. The work in building will be
near $4,000.
The contract calls for the compile
tion of the buildings by the begin
Ming of the fall term so that the
building and equipment will be avail
able at that time. When completed
the Glendale high school will pre-
sent one OF the best high school plants
in the state and coupled with its
high rating as an educational insti-
5ution bids to make Glendale well
known outside of the state. The pres
e0L contemplated dQQlllOUS lldhc a
high school that would be credit
10 town many times larger than
Glendale.
Number Out
Copies of the Glendale News snni-
yersary number have reached this
nffice and the style and makeup is
very good. Good instructive stories.
giving the possibilities Of the town
and all that goes to make Glendale
such a good place to live are prev
alent throughout the issue. This is
the tenth anniversary number sold
numbers 22 pages.
Baseball Benefit
The baseball benefit wrestling and
boxing match last evening at the
Rainbow theater was a very decided
success a large number of fans being
present and the exhibitions given were
up to the standard. The four round
bout between Bert Pullins and Kid
Romo ended in a decision for Romo.
The main event early developed into
a slugging match, with some gore
to brighten up the evening. Jack An
lerson and Jerry Turner furnished
the amusement in this go and at the
end Of the second round the fight
was stopped by Marshall Booth.
In the wrestling match Allen won
the first two falls in 10 minutes each
ff-om Webb. who substituted for
was an exhibition of some clever
strong man work by Billie Preston.
who gave the audience some clever
tricks to think about. The amount
taken in was in the neighborhood Of
SIS and will be devoted to the fund
for providing a fence for the ball
park.
Meeting Postponed
The proposed meeting OF the fire
department that was TO be held in
the city park last evening was post
poned until Monday evening on ac-
count of another meeting that con-
fiicted with the department meeting.
Chairman Heatwole hopes to have
a large number of interested bust
ness men and citizens of the town
present at the meeting and all be
ready to help make the department
one of the best volunteer depart
raents In the entire state.
Goes to Los Angeles
Mrs. Avery left last evening for a
short trip to Los Angeles.
Here on Business
Mr.. Siebert. western manager for
the Crutchfield and voolfolk branch
Of the American Fruit company. was
r Glendale visitor this week and while
here looked over the remainder of
The lettuce shipments. He was on
his way to Colorado to look after
the company's interests there.
Conducting Services
Rev, Robert Sparks OF Elwood City,
Pa. is visiting here with Rev. Tabor
ana while here win conduct some of
The -Eeaster services that the
church is holding. J. W. Kyle of
Phoenix will have charge Of the choir
practice.
Mrs, L. Waller of Cortez, Colo. is
the guest of Mrs. George Rawson on
South First street.
House Guest
Mrs. Clarence Wildermuth is the
house guest of her sister. Mrs. c. H.
Tinker. and will spend month here.
Mrs. Wildermuth formerly lived in
Glendale.
Childrsn's Easter Party
The party that is to be given at
the city park the Saturday before
Easter is to be one of the biggest
parties ever given by the library
committee. Many good things have
been planned for the kiddies. and
games and refreshments will round
out an afternoon of JOY.
The program will be divided into
Two sections. those children above the
sixth grade being in charge OF Mrs.
e. Fl. Tinker, and those below the
sixth will be in charge of Mrs. II. NJ.
Warren. Each child Will receive a
surprise Easter nest. Many of the
ladies of the club have signified saN2ir
Willingness to donate colored eggs for
the occasion. Those wishing to give
eggs may do so. as a great many will