Arizona republican., 1922-04-23
.CH|LDREN'S MARD|
GRAS At TEMPE IS
To Be FINE AFFAIR

| To be FINE AFFAIR
TEMPE, April -Rehearsals are
going forward steadily for the chill
dren's Mardi Gras celebration on
April 90 at S:15 pm, at the Midway
Beautiful flower costumes Will be
worn and the children while dancing
will look like a huge flower bed.
Ruth Dawson, a tgifted pupil OF
Maud Pratt Cate, president of the Mu-
sicians' club of Phoenix. will be the
royal pianist Marjorie Robinson.
Mary Louise Hight, Jean Francis
Clary and Ruby Lewyer, the latter
! of Phoenix, will give solo dances.
Among the dance numbers VIII pc
| the Virginia reel, of which the chill
! dren never tire; also a rye waltz
an old fashioned minuet and some
/ springtly folk dances such as the
| Norwegian Mountain Mardi' and the
| LA Pastouelle.'
Sandwichec in among these dances
will be the fox trot, waltz and one
| step, the waltz being favorlte one
with the children.
Newton FOCAL will represent Tempe
and welcome King Sarival. Dick Reed
will be Prime Cotton.
High school cadets will form the
| escort of King Sarival, while the
| queen will be attended by ladies IN
| waiting. pages and flower girls.
Mrs. Ralph Flower is the accom-
| panist and is working up an artistic
back ground for the performance.
Attend Missionary Meeting
| About 10 Of the Tempe ladies at
tended the guest day missionary
meeting which was held in Phoenix
| at the Central Christian church Fri
day. A lovely dinner was served at
noon and everyone reported a good
| time.
Primary Election
The primary election for town
/ council was held in Tempe Thurs
day. Following is a list of the can
didates and the votes received by
each: G. A. Goodwin, 221; C. w. Mil
Ter, 1876; r. L. Mullen, 1914: Walter
Busby 156: L. d. Crock, 141: K. b.
Meyers, 1876: C. G. Steele. 122.
In Serious Condition
J. w. Bynum, who was injured in an
auto accident last eunday after
noon. is still in a serious condition.
He is badly injured in the hips and
back and suffers a great deal OF
| pain.
| Ladies' Benefit Assn. Picnic
The Tempe Ladies' Benefit asso-
! ciation will meet at the home of Mrs,
A. ]. Mathews next Tuesday after
noon for an all day meeting. Each
member is requested to take one
dish of cooked food for the dinner.
and her own dishes.
Society Goes on Hike
The Erodelphian society enjoyed
a hike over to View Point last Tues
1 day evening. Dinner was cooked
over the campfire and jolly eve-
ming spent. The following girls at
tended: Misses Chloe Jackson, Marie
| Sanders, Mary Dadsy, Ethel String
field, Mabel Savior, Joe McEuen
/ Stella F'rizzell Maude Saylor, Mabel
Perrin. Mildred Welch, Ida Marie
Greene, Lydia Picket. Gladys Rem
| mington and the advisor of the So
ciety, Miss Elsie Pond.
i Legion Smoker Success
The smoker given by the William
Bloys post Thursday night was wei
attended and greatly enjoyed.
/ Small Fire in Tempe
/ A fire of unknown origin partly
DESTROYED the kitchen in the apart
i ment in the telephone building which
is occupied by Roy Pile and family
The fire alarm was given and the
boys made a quick run. The kltcheI
was badly damaged but most OF tht
furniture was saved.
Congregational Church
Bible school at 10 o'clock with thu
graded courses for all. Morning wor,
ship at II, with sermon by Profesol
Burkhart of the Normal school,
Message to Thinking People. Eve
ming service at 1880, with sermon b!
the pastor "a Problem in Christian
Sympathy"
EVANGELIST Walker is giving grea
discourses at the Tempe Christian
, church revival each evening. Tn
message last night was a unique one
. it being on the subject of Wear,
L Willies.'' The evangelist took 10
} his text "Let us not be weary in wei
doing" He showed that the trouble
: with the church is that there ar
: too many weary Willies" on tn
!. highway TO heaven. And that this
holding the church back in its pros
: ress as nothing else. This was
heart searching message for all
; the Christians present.
Today is to be General Roundup
Day. for the membership OF tn
/ church and all members are urge
to be present for the morning serv
| ice. The morning sermon viii be o.
? 'sThe Church and the evening ser
mon on steps Into the Church dl
: lustrated). Mr.. Falls will sing a
both services. His singing is a spe
cial feature of the services and tn
people are enjoying his solos great
e ly. He is being specially requested t
! repeat solos that he has sung al
J ready in the meeting, the people lk
his singing of them so we'll. A grea
Sunday school is expected at 10 am
0 Christian Endeavor at l. The re
vivil will continue on into the pres
q ent week.
Baptist Church
Bible school at 9:45; morning wor
n ship at IL: subject of sermon, ''Sav
ing Power of the Cross" Ever
member canvass to raise the churc
budget Sunday after noon at 2:3o
4:30. B. Y. f. u. at Z pm. Evenin
worship at s. Subject of sermo
Law and the Lawyer" Everybod
welcome.
Mother Passes Away in Arkansas
The mother of Mrs. Charles A. Pc
recently passed away at the fami
home in Little Rock. Ark, followir
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