Arizona republican., 1922-05-03
HERMAN {. HENDRIX
REELECTED HEAD
Of MESA SCHOOLS

MESA. May Herman E. Hen
dirk. suprintndnt OF the Mesa
schools. was re- elected to fill the po-
sition for tie next four years, at a
Joint meeting of the high school
board and District No, board held
Monday night in the superintendent's
office. No selection of other teachers
on either the grammar school or the
high school staff was made. but it is
understood that their appointments
will be mad, at an early date.
superintendent Hendrix came to
Mesa two years ago from Miami and
has acquired wire circle of friends
here who will be pleased to learn of
his decision to remain at the head of
the Mesa schools for four terms to
come. In addition to his school work
he is president of the Mesa Rotary
club and is active in other worth
while endeavors in the city.
The trustees at their joint meeting
gave serious consideration to a teach
ers' salarv schedule and before the
session was over minimum wages
had been established for both gram
mar and high school teachers. Nor
NAL graduates and Others without
experience will receive $1,020 per
year as minimum wage. University
graduates without experience and is
hours in education will receive $1440
as a minimum wage.
The trustees also decided to pay
in 12 monthly installments in
the future. The tenth and eleventh
payment will be made at the end of
the school !, ar and the twelfth when
the teacher returns for the opening
of school in September.
o, {. S. Entertains Worthy Matron
The Mesa chapter, Order of East
ern Star, entertained at o'clock din
ner in the Masonic hall on Monday
evening in honor of Mrs. Bert Win
gar, grand worthy matron, who paid
her official visit to the lodge thai
night. In addition to the worthy pa
tron other officers of tht grand lodge
were also in attendance and the past
matrons and patrons of the Phoenix
order were in attendance. Beautiful
bouquets OF sweet peas and other
flowers adorned the banquet table
which was laden with delicious edi-
bles prepared by. the Mesa members
Following the dinner the regular
session of the lodge convened at
o'clock and degree work was con-
ferred by the Mesa team in a candi-
date.
The worthy matron, although nov
a resident of Phonix, remains mem
ber of the Mesa lodge and the local
members presented her with a beau
tiful set of Silverware. Mrs. Wingal
is paying the official visit of her Of
flee to all lodges in the state thi:
spring and during the summer sh'
will attend a convention in Wash.
ington, d. 4. as the Arizona repre-.
Sentative
Aid Society Will Meet
The Ladies Aid society Of thu
Methodist church will have a socia
meeting in the church parlors Thurs
day aftern. on at O'Clock. All wom'
en- Of the church are invited to b'
present. A special program is being
prepared
Summer in Frisco
Mrs. Clara Pomeroy expects K
leave WEDNESDAY for San Francisco
where she viii pass the summer witt
her daughter.
Legion Program Friday
The Mesa post of the AMERICAN Le-
gion is pref airing lively program
for its regular meeting on Frida.
night in the X. of p hall. Five fas
snappy boxing bouts with the bes
material in Tempe and Mesa pitteC
against each is on the program t
start at o'clock. A regulation rims
will be placed in the hall. The gen
eral public IS invited to the affair,
nominal charge being made at th'
door to assist in defraying the ex'
penses of the evening. Following th
boxing card the legionnaires will hol'
their regular monthly and bust
/ ness and social meeting.
Country Boys in College
Friday afternoon and evening o
/ May 5, the Mesa union high schoo
/ student body will stage a most up t
/ date play. Country Boys in Col
/ lege." TIL p ay is written in fiv
4 acts and is full Of genuine colleg
life. comedy, wit and humor, and vii
please both the young and the old
/ Students from all four classes ar
participating in the play and hav
worked faithfully the past few week
on the part each will take. Man,
types of characters are represented
and the stuGents have worked int
their parts in an admirable way. TIL
play will be given in order to hel
1 the athletic association clear off th
/ expenses incurred for equipmtnt thi
year.
Sout!, Side Theaters Today
Majestic, Mesa Harry Carey i
1.-THE Fox Pathe News Mutt an
/ jeff comedy.
Tempe II Anita Stewart in 9TH
Yellow Typhoon." Winners of tn