Arizona republican., 1922-05-26
CONTRACT SIGNED
WHEREBY TEMPE IS
To GET CAS- SUPPLY Y

TEMPE. May PA contract was
signed Wednesday night at the city
hall by the mayor and town clerk
and also by A l.. Allen and w. c..
Hornberger, representing the Central
Arizona Light and Power company,
that will mean more to the convent
ence and pleasure of Tempe citizens
for a generation than any other one
transaction entered into in Tempe for
a long time. =
This contract says that the Cen
trail Arizona Light and Power COM
pany and the city of Tempe will build
a pipe line from the Phoenix plant
to Tempe, maintain 60 per cent of
the pressure and furnish the best
gas made, for S1.35 per 1000 feet, and
the city of Tempe is to build stor-
age tank here to maintain a reserve
of 40 per cent pressure. The con-
tract runs for II years.
Normal Commencement
Following is the program for Nor
NAL commencement week:
June 2, closing program of the Nor
NAL Training school, also Junior re-
ception.
June 8, reception to the president,
Dr. A. j. Matthews.
June A. bacclaureate sermon in the
evening in the auditorium by the Rev.
Frances Bloy of Mesa
June 5, alumni carnival on the
campus. Seniors go to Riverside.
June 6, Senior day; Seniors special
lunch in the dining hall; class day
assembly at As pm
June Z. Alumni day; banquet in
the evening
Il
by +. S. Clark of Phoenix.
Normal News
Last night at East hall a party aud
reception was given to the faculty
and the other students The program
was staged out of doors.
Tonight the regular Wallflower
dance will be given for the last time
this year.
The piano pupils of Mrs. Quaid
will give a recital on June 81.
Mrs. r. n Krause left for Cali
fornia to attend the funeral of her
father, who died at the home of a
sister of Mrs. Krause.
Mr. Ballentyne, state director for
the Boys and Girls clubs, was
visitor at the Normal and spoke to
the Seniors while here.
Miss Francis Webb of Mesa visited
in North hall.
Miss Pennington and Miss West,
former students and teachers at Pen
dergast last year. are visiting the
Normal
The latest society to be organized
at the Normal is the Jolly Red
heads" and the following are char,
ter members: Helen Worth, Florence
EtZ. Vienna Curtis, Aileen Whitlow,
III St,1l Il n
Rowena Wilcox.
Midway Dance
The regular dance at Midway hall
tonight Roderieks' Novelty orches-
ira will furnish the music. A good
time is assured.
Mesa Likes the Normal
Seven students out of the Normal
senior class have secured positions
in the Mesa schools for the coming
year. They are Lillian Bodine, Adah
Pomeroy, Norma Gutherie, Irma Hus-
ton, Cora Beardsley, Lucille Bailey,
Ruth Bowen.
Memorial Next Sunday
All eX-soldiers of all our wars who
happen to be living in Tempe at the
present time are invited to have a
part in the memorial service being
planned at the Methodist church next
Sunday morning The knights of
Pythias lodge has voted to meet at
this church in body and place
on the program will be given for the
lodge to conduct its regular ritual
memorial service for its departed
members
Legion Wants Flowers
The members of the Tempe post
of the American Legion are planning
to decorate graves next Tuesday and
would like to have anyone who can
help them secure a good collection
of flowers for the day.
High School Students to Riverside
The seniors and part of the high
school faculty made a trip to River
side last night to enjoy a party and
swim
Some of the grade classes had pic
mic parties yesterday to celebrate the
closing of school Prof and Mrs.
Parsons took hay rack load out for
the day and mad fine time.
All day yesterday one might see
the children from the various school
grades carrying home an armful of
books or some piece of furniture or
something else that had been made
by the student during the year. In
most cases the pupils had a relieved,
n hoit