Arizona republican., 1922-06-29
FORMER CREIGHTON
GIRL IS HOME AGAIN


tanned their Sunday school classes at
the Hurst home Tuesday afternoon
from to o'clock. The young peo-
pie spent the time in playing games
on the lawn, after which refreshments
of ice cream and cake We're served.
Those present were: Misses Ethel
Chambers, Velleda and Gaynell
Hurst, Lenora McDougle, Leona and
irwin knight, Gladys ands John
Holmes, Billy and Kenneth Sapp,
Sarah Cooley, Minnie Cook, Morse
and Juanita Carty Jean Perry, Ian
den and Leland Jerrot. Shirley Allen,
Rebecca Hurst and Bobby Burns.
Is Home From Prescott
Miss Virginia Hunt has returned
from Prescott to her home on Nc
Dowell road to spend her summer va
cation. Since Miss Hunts return
from Siam she has been attending a
convent in Prescott. Here she was
the president of her class
Wins Free Trip
The Epworth league has been hold
ing a contest for the last two weeks.
The reward was to be a free trip to
Carr's Ranch for the person getting
the highest number of points. Sun
Gay evening the results We're taken
and it was found that Miss Leola
Minter won. The reward was offered
by DIR. Rogers. Others who deserve
special mention are Misses Gertrude
and Alice Morrison and Ethel Cham
bers.
Go to Illinois
Mrs. |. E. Minter and daughter Ella
May were Visitors Saturday at the
home of Mrs. Anderson, formerly of
Creighton. Mrs. Anderson and the
younger children are leaving Tuesday
for Illinois, where they intend to re-
main until fall.
Hold League Social
The Epworth league held a very de-
lightful social on the Walter Wilson
of the young people were present
Plans for Carr's Ranch
The plans for the trip to Carr's
Ranch, where the Epworth league
convention is to be held, are nearing
completion. About II expect to make
the trip.
Bobby Visits Mother
Bobby Burns. spent the weekend
in Phoenix visiting his mother.
Visits in Washington District
Miss Gertrude Morrison visited
with Miss Grace Rooney of Washing
ton district Thursday and Friday.
Have Swimming Party
Miss Leola Minter and Orin Minter
entertained their friends Wednesday
evening with a swimming party.
About 80 guests were present. After
swimming the guests went to the
Minter home, where refreshments
were served.
Work for Deaconess Hospital
The army of solicitors who cam
Taa 1n xit Of IA
met with great success. To assist in
this work Creighton sent out seven
representatives Mrs. Anna Foote as
captain, and Mrs. Tom Hurst, Mr..
Foote Walter Wilson and Misses
Zula Taylor, Gaynell Hurst, Gertrude
Morrison acting as her assistants.
Large Number Vaccinated
A large number of the Creighton
folk have been vaccinated against
smallpox. AS yet no cases are known
of in this district.
Miss Virginia Entertains
Miss Virginia Sapp entertained IA
title guests at her home on Mcdowell
road Monday. The occasion was to
celebrate Virginia's seventh birthday.
After the guests had played together
refreshments oflemonade. cake and
ice cream were served. Those pres
0HL were MIS-. w 1ley LeepRF, MTS.
Bunch, Mrs. Field, Mary. Joe and
Clarence Bunch, Mildred Cecil, Del
mar Park, Phyllis, Bob. Beth Van
Leer, Beth Elerick, Rehecca Hurst,
John Leeper, Kenneth, Bill and Paul
Sapp.
Here From Kansas
Miss r. Pryor of Fredonia, Kan,
was a visitor at Creighton Monday.
Leave for Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Woodbridge
who have been spending the winter
and spring with their son, Glare
Woodbridge of Asylum road. expect
to leave Thursday for their home in
Ohio. First they plan a trip to Cali
fornia, where they will visit the Yo-
semitic park and other points of in