Arizona republican., 1922-04-28

part of the program OF Interna-
tional Rotary and which will be in
evidence to a greater or less extent
in 1900 cities in most every civilized
country of the world where Rotary
is established will begin on Sunday.
April 80 The program is in observ-
ance of Boys Week fostered by the
International Rotary organization.
and George A. Johnson as chairman
of the boys work in the local club,
is promoting interest here on the
weeks events.
On Sunday. April 80. there will be
an address by the pastors in each of
the following churches: Methodist.
Baptist, Christian and Episcopal. and
in all four wards of the Mormon
church. The title of the address viii
be "The Boys of Our Community"
The public in general is not only in
vited but urged to attend one or the
other of these services on this date.
These addresses will be inspira-
tional and of great Importance to
every father and mother Of the COM
munity.
On Monday morning. May /, at the
assembly hour at the high school
there will be three ten-minute ad-
dresses by good speakers on What
an Education Means to a Boy or
Girl "The Cost of Carelessness. and
What 1t Means to Observe Law and
Order" and 1.-THE Handicap of Pow
erty. and the Value of Thrift and
Cash on Hand"
On Wednesday. May 3, the Mesa
Rotary club will devote the luncheon
hour to boys work. Each Rotarian
is requested to bring boy as his
guest
LaRue Hilbert Is May Queen
Last minute voting put LaRue
Hilbert in safe lead for Queen Of
the May when the final ballots were
counted at the close of the contest
late Wednesday night. Interest in
the selection of one of the eight
girls in the race warmed I'D as the
closing time drew near and many
votes for the favorite were polled
during the last few hours of the
contest Miss HILBERT finished with
1.466 votes, and Miss Alta Ellsworth
was second with something over
1,100. Miss Ethel Johnson had over
500 and Lucrecia Woods slightly over
300
Miss HILBERT is the daughter on
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hilbert, and a
member of the second ward church.
The crowning of her as Queen of
the May will be carried out with
elaborate ceremony at the entertain
ment to be held in the L. D. s. audi
torium on Saturday night.
Saturdays program will open with
a free card of sports at the ball
park at o'clock in the afternoon.
Contestants from all four wards in
A. 80. wry,H ksatra 10 Tn "a
ming the program will start at $3.50
in the /. D. S. auditorium and fol-
lowing the program a jitney dance
will be helu.
chiIdren's May Day Program
A children's May day festival will
be held in the l. d. s. auditorium on
May under the auspices OF the
Maricopa Stake Primary association.
The crowning of the queen. a To-
year old Phoenix girl, whose attend
ants will also be from that city. will
feature the program. Braiding the
May pole Iy children of the third
ward and dances and choruses by
children of Gilbert, Lehi Chandler
and the first. second and fourth
wards are also on the program. The
days festivities will open at II
o'clock and following the luncheon
will be served. a children's dance
hour at noon when refreshments
will be held in the afternoon. All OF
the program, excepting the re-
freshments. will be free and all are
invited to attend the affair.
Evans School Closes
The Evans school concluded its
term of work last Tuesday evening
and most Of the students have al
ready returned to their homes in the
eastern states. A. party of eight.
headed by Prof. l.. F. Brady. will
leave Monday for the schools camp
ground near Flagstaff, where most
of the summer will be passed.
The Evans school. which was
founded many years ago by II. ID.
Evans and since administered by
him, will open its fall term on Octo-
ber 10 under new ownership. Prof.
L. f. Brady and Prof. A. d. Carlisle,
both of whom have been associated
with the school for some years. have
jointly assumed the ownership OF
the institution, and it will be opened
in the fall under their management.
Prof Evans opened a school near
Tucson last year and will make his
home there.
AlI-Day p. 7. A. NETTING
The Parent Teacher association OF
the Irving building will hold an all
day melting at the school on Friday.
An appropriate programN will be
given by the children in the fore
noon, a basket picnic will be served
in the yard at the luncheon hour and
the children will participate in a
program of SPORTS afterwards.
O. e. S. Gard Party
That there will be a large attend
ance at the Eastern Star card party
to be held in the Masonic hall FRI
day evening is indicated from the
large number of tickets for the af-
fair already disposed of. Aside from
the regular rounds of bridge to be
played, there will be a program of
entertainment and refreshments will
be served
Southside Theaters Today
Majestic, Mesa-Charles Ray in
AS Minutes from Broadway" Win
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News. Comedy. Down and Out"
Tempe-"Foolish Wives" starring
Erich Won Stroheim