Arizona republican., 1922-04-14

are not in the proposed paving pro-
gram.
The local club. as do the delegates
from Peoria, objects to the turning
over Of this money to the supervisors
and even question the validity OF the
law allowing this to be done. The
Glendale and Peoria people content
that this money that will be turned
over is nothing more than an estimat-
ed saving and really has not been
saved until the project Is completed.
In view that this money was given
TO the supervisors and the present
paving program carried on and then
some unforeseen circumstance arise
and money should become short, the
Glendale and Peoria district would
suffer in that there would not be
enough money left to complete the
work
However, no action was taken BY
the club, but meeting has been ar
ranged between the highway commits
sion and delegates from Glendale and
Peoria and this meeting will be held
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Fur
ther than this, nothing IS to be said
until a report is had from the dele
gates which attend this meeting.
Ford Garage Sold
II is with much surprise that il Is
learned that the local Ford garage has
been disposed OF by Ed Rudolph to
f. II. Lemley and z. r. Ames. This
large and imposing plant has been
one OF Glendale's leading business
centers for the past four years, that
is, since 1t was first started here.
1t is understood that the building and
lot and all fixtures as well as the
right to continue a Ford agency here
was consummated in the deal The
amount of the transaction was not
mentioned.
Mr. Lemley one Of the partners, is
from the East and while out in Ari-
zona spending the winter became at
tracted to Glendale and in conjunc-
tion with Mr.. Ames purchased the
entire business. Mr.. Ames Is quite
likely we'll known in the Glendale
district. having for some time in the
past been in charge of the Fordson
sales for Rudolph. The new garage
will be operated under the trade
name of Lemley -Ames Motor COM
pany.
Woman's Club Holds Splendid
Meeting
The regular meeting of the Glen
dale Woman's club was held Wednes-
day afternoon. with Mrs. G. II. Tinker
in charge. Much important business
was dispensed with and an invitation
read from Mrs. George w. R Hunt
ASKING that the club visit her at her
home May 1, at which time she will
show her interesting collection of GU
rious brought back from Siam. This
invitation was unanimously accepted.
The program, under the able direc-
tion of Mrs. A. A. Carrick was in the
nature OF birthday party celebrat-
ing the third anniversary OF the IL
brary. Guests appeared representing
various books which were given as
an offering, also cash In the amount
Of 81 was received. A guessing con-
test in connection with the books rep
resented an interesting feature, Mrs.
C. II. Tinker carrying off the prize,
which was a book. "The Prairie
Wife," by Arthur Stringer. which she
donated to the library. Another in
teresting feature was the delicious
birthday cake with the three candles
and by a happy coincidence the first
librarian. Mrs. J. l. Hogan, formerly
Miss Ruth Reed, chanced to be pres
ent. and the honor OF extinguishing
the candles naturally fell TO her.
About 20 books were presented to the
library by those present. Those who
assisted Mrs. Carrick were: Mrs. ].
L. Cant, Mrs. Harry More, Mrs. j. v.
Harrison and Miss Bethene Carrick.
Farm Bureau to Meet
The next regular meeting OF the
Glendale farm bureau will be held
Monday evening, April II, at the club
house at o'clock. This meeting VIII
be one of the best held so far this
year and 1t is imperative that each
and every farmer be among those
| present. At that time William
Thompson. secretary of the United
Produce Growers association, Will
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