Arizona republican., 1922-04-06
PLEASING PROGRAM
PRESENTED BY THE:
ROOSEVELT CLUB

tion. division of conservation of nat
ursl resources gave a pleasing pro
gram at the regular club meeting OF
| Wednesday. The program subject
for the afternoon was Birds State
Game Warden j. Prochaska gave al
interesting and instructive talk or
bird life in Arizona. Mrs. John Reed
| told OF the work or the Audubon So
| ciety and of the effort the Roosevelt
club will make to organize Junior
| Audubon society classes Mrs. James
! Hubbard gave charming dance
| number, "The Swallows Homeward
! Flight. Mr.. Prochaska talked to the
| school children before the club pro-
/ gram. Hostesses for the social hour
were Mesdanes Frank and l.. r.
! Cooke and Z. c. Rew'ick.
| visit TO the various grades of the
/ Roosevelt school on Friday proved
very instructive and interesting
| Many parents and friends took ad
! vantage of the visitors day. invi-
tation and called during the morning
hours. The rooms were all attract :
lively decorated for the occasion and
samples of the years work in all the
! classes was on display Fond moth
1 ers and fathers had ample opportu
nifty to feel proud of the work of the
children. That Roosevelt school has
a high standard was shown in a very
convincing way by a visit through
the grades, and great credit is due
! the teachers and principal for hold
| ing the work up to this standard
The domestic science classes of the
fifth and sixth grades had displays
| of needlework; the seventh and
eighth grades work in domestic
| science was shown in the attractive
cook books displayed. Through the
year study of food values has been
made and many simple receipts
worked out The boys of the fifth,
sixth. seventh and eighth grades ex-
/ hibited work in manual training. and
| the pieces of furniture displayed
showed many clever and original de-
signs.
| During the afternoon a sport pro-
gram and track meet was featured
| Wilson school taking part The first
| event on the afternoon program,
which was given in the patio. was
numbers by the first and second
grades-a dance. Seven Jumps q
game "A hunting We will go:" song,
Il See YOU, followed by the merry
GO round song "Carrousel" The Sec
ond event was given by the third
grade. a folk dance. the Danish
Dance OF Greeting" followed by
Hopping the Brook" In this con-
test of jumping Milton Collins won.
The fourth grade had game of toss
ball; the Mexican grade a relay
game. Frank Trujillo carrying off the
honors for his side. The children of
the east ward school had bean bag
contest.
The track meet with Wilson school
was entered by the children from the
fifth. sixth, seventh and eighth
grades. The various contests were
most iuteresting-t children from
both schools showing unusual ability
and training. These contests includ-
ed so. SO and a 100 yard dashes. high
jumps. broad jump. baseball throw,
basketball relay. potato relay. three
legged race. human wheelharrow
race. 200 and 400 yard relay. The
athletic fund was given quite a boost
from the sale Of ice cream cones and
pies. A number of people from the
Wilson district drove over for the
meet.
The eighth grade, Mrs. Eta Percy
teacher, won the school attendance
banner for the month Of March: also
the PIT. A picture. Sir Galahad' for
having the largest representation or
parents at the March meeting.
Mrs II. NJ Lewis has resumed her
duties as teacher OF the sixth grade.
Mrs Lewis has been absent about
three weeks due to an automobile
accident in which she was injured.
The Phoenix local council Qt the
Parent Teacher associations is plan
nino an all day affair to be given at
Riverside park April 10. a morning
program. a track meet in the after
noon and an evening program Will pc
given. each of the different assocla-
tions affiliated with the council TAX
ing part. Roosevelt is scheduled to
sell ice cream and balloons in partner
ship with Jackson school. Mrs. Frank
Cooke is chairman Of the Roosevelt
work.
The Camp Fire girls met on Satur-
dav afternoon at the home OF Mrs. r.
C. Bellingham. The manuals have
arrived and the girls are now
equipped to begin their work Tor
honors.
Congregational church are practising
a cantata for Easter. This will be
presented here on Easter morning
and at the Murphy church on Easter
evening.
Mrs. Alice Larsen will have charge
of the program of the Bible class di-
vision of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety OH Sunday evening. A study
of the book OF Job will be outlined.
The intermediate Christian En-
deavorers enjoyed a hay ride and
weinie roast on the desert near
lieroglypnics on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. r. Hedgpeth and
Rev. and Mrs. E. c. Bellingham drove
over to Cartwright on Tuesday to at
tend the district missionary confer
ence Of the Southern Methodist
church.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Campbell ana
family were dinner guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frank Cooke on Snday.
Ernest Campbell left on Monday
for San Francisco. The Campbells
are planning to make their home in
California. Mrs. Campbell and the
children will follow as soon as school
closes for the summer
Miss Ruth Roby. spent the week
end with her parents. Miss Roby is
student at the University OF Arl-
zona.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Bond and babies
drove overland 10 San Diego last
week for a few weeks vacation.
Mrs. carl Roeser and Mrs. James
Mae Rae left on Wednesday morn
ing for Kingman to attend the con-
veition Of the Arizona Federation OF
Women's clubs.
Mrs. Earl NJ. Tarr entertained at
luncheon for Miss Grace Wood. who
is the house guest OF Mrs. George
Goodrich Those there We're Mrs.