Arizona republican., 1922-01-10
MESA FARM BUREAU
CONVENES SATURDAY

MESA, Jan. 9.-The Mesa Farm
Bureau will start the year 1922 off
with a rousing meeting next Satur-
day night, when reports from the
various organizations in the valley
in which the farmers are interested
will be heard. Representatives of the
Pimacotton Growers association
the Water Users association, the
Arizona Cotton Growers association
and the county farm bureau will be
heard and the officials are working
on lining up other features for the
meeting.
II. L. Chandler and Ed Tway. rep
resentatives of the Mesa district to
the Pimacotton' Growers associa-
tion, the marketing organization for
the valley. win tell of that bodys
accomplishments during the past
year and of it's plans for the future
ID. p. Jones and Leonard Nets
local governors of the Water Users
association, will report on matters
of interest to the water users.
The growers of 1920 have been
looking forward to their refunds from
the labor organization at Tempe, and
G. Spilsbury, representative OF the
Mesa bureau to that body, will re-
port. Mr.. Spilsbury says that he has
news of exceptional interest to those
who are looking for the refunds.
Il. A. Halves, president OF the Mesa
Farm Bureau. will tell of the county
farm which meets weekly in Phoe-
nix and to which he is representa-
tive.
c. c. Plans Annual Meeting
Directors of the Mesa Commercial
a1t4h NJ laf
plans for the annual session of the
club to be held on the night of jan
uarv 90. The last years work of the
club was reviewed and the report of
the Ford day committee was heard
accepted, and the committee dis
charged with the directors thanks
for the efficient and successful way
in which the celebration was put
over. The election of a new board
of directors will be held at the an
nual meeting and plans for the new
year will be discussed.
Baptist Services Good
Sunday was a good day with Bap
lists in Mesa. The Bible school at
tendance was the largest in many
months. The choir, under the direc-
ton of Prof. a. DeFoe Miller, added
much inspiration to both church SER
vices. Leonard Dykes sang at the
morning service. A junior b. Y. p. u.
was organized Sunday evening by
Mrs. f. T.. Hawes with about S5
youngsters present. They will meet
regularly at $50 Sunday evenings
for the present. The interest at the
mission continues to increase, each
Sunday. Many had to stand at sun
day afternoons services and plans
are being made for additional seats
for the coming Sabbath.
Physical Education for PIT. A.
The high school Parent Teacher
association will study physical edu-
cation in the schools at the next reg
ular meeting to be held on Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock in the
high school auditorium. Miss Ruth
Huber will discuss the physical work
in the schools and will give several
demonstrations c. K. Wildermuth
will talk on field work. and Prof.
William Stone will discuss physical
education with the students who are
not engaged in the field athletics.
The meeting is to be an open one
and members and the general puo-
lie are urged to be present.
To Talk at Church Tonight
The Rev. Francis Bloy, rector OF
St. Marks Episcopal church in Mesa,
will give the inspirational address at
the church night program OF the
Methodist church TO be held Wednes-
day night. The weekly gatherings
are proving more than was expected
and the church is filled to capacity
at each meeting,
Woodmen Will Install
Joint installation ceremonies will
be staged Thursday night in the X.
p. hall by the Woodmen of the World
and the Woodmen Circle. An inter-
esting program for the evening is