Arizona republican., 1922-06-07
MESA WILL RENEW
THURSDAY HOLIDAY

MESA, June 6.--Observance Of the
Thursday afternoon holidays In the
business district during the summer
months will become effective this
week, according to announcement
made by the merchants committee OF
the commercial club. More than 90
signatures to the petition calling for
the closing have been secured, repre-
senting all business concerns in the
city. The stores will close at 1880
Thursday afternoon for the remain
der of the day and the same pro-
cedure will be followed each week
until and including the second Thurs
day In September.
Camp Fire Girls To Entertain
The Wawona Camp Fire Girls will
entertain the Blue Birds of Wawona
camp at the home of their guardian,
Mrs. w. r. Stewart, 25T West Second
avenue, Thursday afternoon. at
o'clock. There will also be bus1-
ness session of the Camp Fire Girls
pertaining to their outing. The girls
are requested to bring all books, mu-
sic and magazines belonging to the
camp that they may have in their
possession. All members are request
ed to be present and all Blue Birds
are most cordially invited.
Off To Scout Camp
Assistant Scoutmaster Joe f,
Pomeroy and several of the boys from
the Mesa troops expected to leave
with the valley party Tuesday eve
ming for Camp Geronimo. at Pine
Air, where the Roosevelt Council OF
Boy Scouts will hold their encamp-
| ment this year. Among those accom-
panying the party from Mesa We're
| Sam Openshaw and Jack Gummard
| from Troop No. and William Beadle
| from Troop No. l.
Seasons Last Recital
| The last recital of the season VIII
be given by the pupils OF Mrs.
Muzette Brown at her studio. AS
East Second avenue, Wednesday eve
ming. June Z. The public is invited
| to attend The program will be as
| follows:
peasants Frolic" (Gurlett). Flor
ence Clark: Little Heroes March
/ (Martin), yelda Stapley: Meeting in
| the Pasture (Farnsworth). Bonnie
| Steward: Tulip" Gichner) Molly
Kaplan; "Pomponette' (Behrl, Elsie
Law: Along the River (Zimmer-
/ mani. Stella Pacheco: Cherry Bios
| sons (Hacker), Joan Weekes;
March of the pwarfs" tGriesl,
| Helen Attaway: Sweet Confluence
| tDolmetsh), Helen Fleisher; Lark's
| Song" (Tchaikowsky) Virginia Klein
! man: "Valse Brilliante (Fontaine),
| Daisy Metcalfe; lie Papillon daval-
| lee). Mildred Cave: "The Two Larks'
| neschetizsky). Dorothy Attaway;
| Introduction and Gavotte q pianos)
! Vim Wihm Olive Drew. Mrs. Brown.
Visit To His Old Home
George Altman departed Tuesday
evening for points in the south where
| he will spend a month renewing &C
! ouaintances with friends and rela-
! tives whom he has not seen in 81
years. Augusta, Georgia, will be MS
| first stop, and after a visit there he
will continue on to Savannah ana
| other cities in the state.
Maier Sutton Nuptials
Miss Luella Maier, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Maier. of 245 East
First avenue. and Phon D. Sutton
were united in marriage. Tuesday
| evening. at the Methodist church par
| sonage. Rev. r. C. Lord reading the
| service. The ceremony was attended
by close friends and relatives OF the
young couple.
| Mrs. sutton has made her home in
| Mesa for many years and following
| her graduation from the Tempe Nor
| NAL returned to Mesa to teach where
| she has been employed in the city
| schools for a number of terms. Mr..
| Sutton is an employe of the South
| side Gas & Electric company.
The young people will make their
| home in the new bungalow just COM
pieted on South HILBERT street.
Valley Drug Co. Will Open
! The Valley Drug Company. Mesa's
newest drug store and business house
| will open it's doors to the public
Wednesday morning. More than a
month has been spent in preparing
the establishment for the new con-
cern and the most minute details
have been cared for in making it at
| tractive aud efficient in handling the
trade. The business is Jointly owned
by DR. r. NJ. F'leisher and r. A. De-
Lanev, both well known in Mesa and
associated with local drug store for
several years.
Rotary Meeting Evenings
The Mesa Rotary club will hold its
| meetings during the summer months
! Wednesday evenings at Z o'clock. in
stead OF at the noon hour. Luncheon
will be served on the lawn at the