Arizona republican., 1922-06-14
ROOSEVELT DISTRICT
FORELECTR|F F|CAT|ON

ROOSEVELT. June 13-Roosevelt
district is to have an electric system.
The election to vote for bonds to IN
stall an electric system in the Roose-
welt district was held in the school
building Saturday, June 10. The pro-
posed bond issue called forth the
largest vote ever cast in the district.
This district is known as electric dis
tric No. g. The trustees having su-
pervision are S. S. Green, z. d. Ry-
der. Gray Archer, Eric Hannah, G. Nj.
Bradley, Walter Strong and j. I.
Bowles. The trustees have been un-
firing in their efforts to provide the
proposed electric system. The sub
ject was presented clearly in the two
mass meetings so that everyone had
ample opportunity to become fully IN
formed before voting. The proposal
for identification voted on Saturday
carried by a large majority. 1t is be-
lieyed it will mean much to the fu-
ture development or the district.
The trustees are going ahead with
preliminary plans for installing the
system. Just as soon as arrangements
for the sale of bonds is made, bids
for construction work Will be asked
for. 1t is planned to have the work
completed within four or five months.
PIT. A. and Ladies' Aid to Give
Social
The Roosevelt Parent Teacher as
sociation and the Ladies' Aid society
of the Congregational church will
give. the first of the series of sum-
mer socials they have planned, on
Thursday evening. June 10, on the
lawn of Neighborhood house. This
social viii be called Young Peoples
Night" Games and general good
time has been planned. The commit
tee announce that all who reel
young may take an active part;
there is no age limit. Ice cream and
cake will be sold throughout the eve-
ming. Mrs ]. T. Bowles has the
general arrangements in charge.
Campfire Girls Give Program
The Campfire Girls of the Congre-
gational church gave a very pleasing
program last Thursday night. The
playette, Lets Go Camping" was
given, and throughout the play the
various activities of the Campfire
Girls, while in camp were presented
in song, pantomime and dialogue; also
their first aid work was eXempnfled.
A group song, Holy Night, IN
Spanish, was we'll received; also
reading by George Bradley. Mrs.
Fred Kiser. Mr.. and Mrs. b. H. Gibbs
assisted the girls in presenting the
playette taking the role of parents to
some of the Campfire Girls. The stage
was attractively decorated with ever
green's, which made a very effective
background for the campfire which
glowed in the center of the stage. A
large audience showed their appre-
citation of the girls efforts. Mrs.
Fred Kiser and Mrs. +. II. Belling-
ham are the guardians of the dis
trict camp Ice cream and cake were
sold after the play for the benefit of
the Campfire Girls.
Church Notes
The Childrens day service, given
Sunday at the Neighborhood Congre-
gational church, was very interest
ing. The program was arranged by
Harry Austin and Rev. i. r. Belling-
ham. The Sunday school teachers as
sisted the children in carrying out
their parts. Mrs. l.. p. Hedgpeth was
accompanist. The subject of the serv-
ice was THE Lords Prayer" The
choir chanted the voice clauses of the
prayer and the thought conveyed
were carried out by the various di
visions of the Sunday school in read
ings. dialogues and songs. Members
of the Sunday school taking special