Arizona republican., 1922-04-06
FINE PROGRAMS ARE
ARRANGED FOR THE
TEMPE CHAUTAUQUA

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TEMPE. April 5.-The group of
citizens whose devotion to the welfare
of the community and service of their
feIlowmen has made it possible for
Tempe community to enjoy the privi-
leges and advantages of a Chautau-
qua, selected the Radcliffe Chautau
qua because of its firmly established
reputation of fulfilling the true
Chautauqua ideals. The program
daily provides concert companies and
entertainers whose repertoires range
from opera. and oratorio. modern
melody and from the classics of other
daye to the poems Of the present.
The lectures will be even farther
reaching in influence.
The lectures this year as heretofore.
are related each to the other. in ac-
cordance with a policy distinctive OF
the Radcliffe Chautauqua. The three
evening lectures are devoted to those
periods of our national life when
America was in the making. They
will be delivered in this sequence:
The spirit of the Colonist." ''The
Spirit Of the Patriot and THE Spirit
of the Pioneers. Not only are the
historic fundamentals of our national
life here discussed clearly and force
fully, but their lessons are applied to
present day problems. No one can
afford to miss these sane and sound
discussions of interests so essential to
American existence.
The afternoon lectures. Making
The Dream Come True THE Storm
of LIE" and "The Durable Satisfac-
tions of Life" analyze the experiences
the possibilities and the rewards that
come to the individual at different
periods OF life. They are intensely
practical. and have been hammered
out on the anvil of actual experience.
They are messages that live, radiat-
ing asphilosophy that cheers and en-
courages.
Ulysses G. Lacey of Ohio. tall oi
figure, and as a speaker not unlike
Abraham Lincoln type of ruggedness
airectness and earnestness: and Guy
M. Bingham, educator, traveller, lee
turer. who speaks with force and
eloquence which pleases and compels
thought and action.
Joint Meeting
The ladies aid society and Mission
ary Circle Of the Baptist church viii
have a joint meeting at the church
Thursday afternoon at 2:30. A pro-
gram on the Dark Continent" will be
given after the business meeting OF
the aid. Miss Helen Hobart of Sacra-
mento. California, worker among the
women and girls will speak at this
meeting. A good attendance is de-
sired,
Dance at Midway
The regular weekly dance will be
l--s lo1 s{rrI.
Music will be furnished by Rodrick
Novelty orchestra and a good time is
assured everyone.
Entertains For Future Bride
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. FELTON, enter
tained the Zetetic society at a very
prettily appointed affair Tuesday
evening given in honor of Miss
Louise Jackson of Phoenix who viii
be a bride of the early spring. A
very interesting program was giver
after which delicious ice cream and
cake was served. During the evening
a book Of advice to the bride was
written and after being read to tbs
party was presented to the guest oi
honor All the guests reported ar
unusually, pleasant evening.
Baby Daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Bredon are the
proud parents of fine baby gir
born at the Brechan hospital Wed.
nesday morning. The little lady
weighs seven and three ee-fourni
pounds and has been named Betty
Lee"
Baseball News
The Phoenix high girls hasebal
team played the Normal girls Tues.
day afternoon on the Normal field
FFtt. In n
Phoenix high.
The Junior College of Phoenil
played the Tempe high school Tues
day afternoon. the score being s to
in favor Of the Tempe team.
Mems Civic Club
The officers of the Mems Civi'
club is anxious that every membei
be present at the monthly meetinl
to be held In the Congregations
church Thursday evening at $40
The ladies of the church are prepar
ing a supper for all the members anC
the program will be one of the bes
yet. Hon. f. S. Clark is known from
one end of the state to the other. a.
a high grade speaker. He is bring
ing q message that every man il
Tempe ought to hear.
No one should stay away becaus
of plans to attend the Normal play
SIS. as the committee is planning t
put through the entire program be
tween $50 and S:15.
Non members who desire to becom
members and wish to attend thi
meeting may do so. Get tickets from
Mr.. McAbee or any of the officers.
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. Mr.. Boon. who is visiting hi
daughter, Mrs. R. L. Alexander. vii
give the sermon at the Methods
church next Sunday morning. MI
Boon is a minister of the NJ. Z
church South and has had a long an,
honored career in that church. TIL
pastor is making a special Invitation
to all people from the South who d
not attend church somewhere else t
hear DR.. Boon. 1t will be Southern
Day at the church. 1t is quite fittin
that a man from the South shoul.
epeak at this time because of tn
= birthday of a great southernel
Thomas Jefferson.
Class contests are still on in tn