Arizona republican., 1922-05-11

by a passer by, taken by Cary
Jackson, who takes the third floor
back room, makes up the plot OF the
play. The situations are laughable,
intensely human and some
times pathetic. The seniors and the
teachers are working hard to make
this play the best that any class has
ever put on in Tempe.
Annual Roll Call
In spite of Continuous patter OF
rain all evening Pythian Sisters and
Knights of Pythias members filled
the Odd Fellows hall Tuesday eve-
ming for the annual roll call. Every
one received a surprise on arrival
and declared that he thought he
would be the only one there. A sec
ond surprise came to many when a
fine program of music. readings, bur-
lesque and short talks was presented.
1t was one of the best entertainments
many present had enjoyed for many
months. Following the program and
roll call, ice cream. cake and punch
We're passed and repassed until no
one could indulge any longer. A So
cial hour ended the evening together
and the members OF these two orders
went home thankful that they were
there
Attend Illiteracy Conference
Several Tempe schoolmen and
others attended the illiteracy confer
ence held in the Monroe school Tues
day. among whom were DR.. Matth-
ews. Professors Burkhard, Murdock,
Rev. Persons and Miss Roberts,
Those attending were we'll paid for
the time as the discussions were
timely and looked to a practical soiu-
ton the problems that confront the
educational leaders of the state. Most
of the Tempe delegation attended the
Kiwanis lunch and heard DIR. ]. ].
Tigert speak there as well as at the
conferences.
Lawn Party This Evening
Members Of the Musical club are
again reminded of the final meeting
on the lawn at the Schmidt home on
East Eighth street this evening. Each
member may bring guest.
Pie Social
Members of the Epworth league
declare that they woll have the big
gest and best pies that the 'pie baker
can bake or that mother can bake, =
at the social in the Methodist church.
Saturday night and they invite any of
the friends to come. 1t is open house
night.
service Men Meet
The ex- service men of the local
post are to meet in Cosmopolitan hall
Thursday evening to discuss How
much bonus would you get
Pick Flowers Today
This is the fifth time we have
written something to remind the
Tempe citizens that this is the day
to cut your flowers for the sick SOL
diers at Whipple Barracks. Certain
ly we will not fail in doing all We
can to bring a smile to sick and
wounded ex-service men OF that
that hospital. Get out and cut those
beautiful flowers and bring them to
the Busy Corner store. There will be
plenty more by Sunday for Mothers
day decorations.
Program for the Babies
The following program will be
given Sunday morning at the Metho-
dist church, in honor of Mothers
DAY."
Choir occasional in choir room.
Prayer.
Introduction of babies to the audi
ence.
History of the Cradle Roll" read
by Luella Hendricks.
Vocal solo, Little Orphan Annie, .
Mrs. A. e. Martin
TabIue, Evolution of the Baby
presented by several members.
Cradle song, by La Rue and
Frances Ensign with cradle.
Growing the May queen. Grace
BHrnham queen.
Song, sweet and Low" by junior
girls.
Song, by the primary children.
Address. "The Meaning of Mothers
Day. by the pastor
Hymn. Little Children by the
congregation.
Benediction.
Delegates to Democratic Conference
At the recent conference in Phoe-
nix to select delegates to the state
meeting. the following were selected
from Tempe: ]. H. Moeur. 3. B.
Mouer. C. w. Miller These will go
the state program for the coming
months.
Farm Bureau
There will be an important meet
ing of the farm bureau Friday night.
A well known engineer will address
the meeting on drainage and it will
be of interest to all farmers as well
as others to hear his plan for drain
ing this district without cost or with
out much cost to the farmers.
Midway Dance
Rodericks orchestra win furnish
the music for the Midway dance at
the hall Friday night. A good time
is promised. Lucky number dances
will be featured.