Arizona republican., 1922-06-25


to the effect that as soon as the drive
Is completed in Phoenix it will strike
Tempe. The entire state is to be
reached, 1t will require all the $780,
600 to finish the building and $4,000
VIII be required to equip that large
building. One or two Tempe citizens
have been helping in Phoenix, but all
will be given a chance to help.
Those in charge of the hospital have
determined that it shall be completed
this time.
Memorial Services
Memorial services for Edward
Coldweil, who died so suddenly last
week with smallpox will be held in
the Christian church Monday morning
at o'clock. r. E. Dunlap will con-
duct the services. Mr.. Coldwell was
member of the Christian church,
He was also member of the l. Q. o.
F. lodge and the Woodmen. Friends
of the family are invited to be pres
ent at this service. Mrs. Coldwell has
been quarantined since her husband s
death.
Church Services in Tempe
There will be a review of the uni
form lessons in all the Sunday
schools. Those using graded lessons
will also finish the half year or the
nine months year, as the case may be.
In most of the schools the graded les
sons are planned for a nine month
course, from October to the end OF
June, with supplemental lessons for
the three summer months, that those
who are away might get the fun
course according to the nine month
schedule. Today is therefore the i'm
portant break in the years course.
Mr. Lands will preach at the Bap-
tist church in the morning.
r. E. Dunlap will preach at the
Christian church and tell his congre-
CATION what church they should join.
Rev. Mr.. Douglas has returned from
California and will preach In the
morning service on the subject: The
Crucibie of Mankind
The Methodist pastor will say some
things about the modern child ana
what society should do with him.
The Epworth league will meet on
the parsonage lawn in the evening
at 7:15 o'clock. The pastor will lead
the service.
The orchestra is preparing to play
at the union service on the lawn OF
the Baptist church and Mrs. r. A
Martin will sing solo. The Meth
odist pastor will give the address
1t is expected conditions will be faV-
orable to a good attendance.
Civic Club to Meet Thursday
The Mems Civic club will hold a
meeting Thursday evening on the
lawn at the Normal grounds.
Ice cream, sherbet and punch will
be served by the ladies of the Meth
odist church.
Some speakers are being secured to
explain the many petitions for new
laws to be voted upon this fall.
The meeting will be in the nature
of a general open forum.
Anyone will be at liberty to speak
on any of the subjects.
The Tempe band will be present
and play several pieces during the
evening.
Each member is invited to bring a
friend.
Personals
Mrs. Francis Lohmann has gone to
San Francisco to visit with her two
sons who live there. Mr.. Lohmann
will join the family later.
Word comes to Tempe that DR.. X.
L. Alexander has moved to Ontario,
Cal. and will be permanently located
at that place.
The Menser family, who left here
some time ago, are at Hemet, Cal,
and the daughter, Marjorie, remem-
bered Tempe yesterday by sending a
beautiful bunch of carnations to Mrs.
E. d. Raley. Marjorie wanted to be
remembered to all her Tempe friends
and said that she would give q lot
to get back to Tempe.
Chester Wicliff is a student in the
Flagstaff Normal Chester finished
the Normal here, specializing in the
commercial department. He wants 10
make himself fully proficient in this
line before quitting.
Alverta Anderson of Phoenix is
spending the week with Mrs. Jane
Hunter.
eighth Street Highway Finished
Twohy Brothers finished pouring
concrete on the road west of town
last night. It will not be open for
traffic for some time. but those living
along the road are thankful that it
is finished and will soon be open.
one property owner said that his land
had advanced 500 per acre as a re-
suit of the new paved highway.
Cotton Growers Meet
The Arizona Cotton Growers will
meet at the high school auditorium at
II o'clock. Reports and addresses
will be made.
FOR SALE-Furniture. consisting
of beds, chairs, library table, dresser.
and many other articles. Also
phonograph and piano. IA E. Sixth
ST., Tempe, Ariz. oil
FOR RENT-920 and $40 Van Ness
houses in good shape; paved streets;
screened porches front and rear. Ap-
yu;-5or If