Arizona republican., 1922-04-08
TEMPE BUREAU WILL
ALLOW ASSOCIATION
To HANDLE COTTON

TEMPE. April AT the meeting
of the Tempe Farm Bureau, Thursday
night, it was unanimously voted TO
turn the cotton situation over TO the
cotton association.
E. w. Hudson was rather late get
ting to the meeting on account of
attending a committee meeting in
Phoenix on the grain pool. but when
he did arrive. he gave some very in
teresting information concerning the
grain pool. The present situation in
dicates that there will be a larger
grain pool this year than that of last
year provided the necessary MEM
bership to support the project can
be secured. Although there was only
fair attendance Thursday night, the
meeting was very enthusiastic. 1t
was decided that by taking up little
earlier and limiting the time of dis
cussions the meeting could be dis
missed earlier. All members are
urged to watch the papers for the
farm bureau announcements and TO
keep those evenings free for the
meetings.
Pie Sale at Christian Church
The ladies of the Christian church
announce that they will hold a sale
of lemon and cocoanut cream pies at
the church Thursday morning begin
ming at IL o'clock. Orders can be
left at the church or phoned to Mrs.
A. D. Quinn.
Leaves For Hayden
Carl SpangIer left Wednesday
for Hayden to accept his old position
in the mill 1t is reported that Hay
den will resume full activities within
the next few weeks.
Narrowly Escapes
Friday afternoon about o'clock
what might have been serious acci-
dent occurred on West Seventh street
near the Ellingson residence, when
Mrs. Gotchalk. who was driving car
belonging to Mrs. E. r. Padfield. ran
into a ditch and against a large tree
while trying to avoid a collision with
another car. The two women and a
little child were in the car at the time
of the accident. but fortunately no
one was hurt The top of the car
was practically torn off and the wind
shield was broken. however there
seemed to be no other damage done.
Tempe Grammar Plays Mesa
Two interesting games were played
on Ahe Tempe field Thursday after
noon by the boys and girls teams of
Mesa and Tempe. Tempe won both
games the score for the boys team
being II to and the girls 10 to 4.
All Day Meetins at kyrene
An all day meeting service will be
held at the Kyrene auditorium Sun
day, April 9. Rev. w. I. Brooks. as
sistant pastor of the Presbyterian
church, J. NJ. Creighton and Judge
Ross viii be the speakers Of the day.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock. preach
ing at IL o'clock. After dinner on
the grounds at noon. services will be
resumed at $3.50 o'clock. All in the
community are urged to come and
hear these messages.
Mail Will Be Dispatched at p. M.
Postmaster Laird announces that
mail will be dispatched to all points
on Sunday at p. m.
interest increases
Interest in the meetings which are
being held at the Christian church,
increases daily. There was a splen-
did attendance at the revival Friday
night at which time Evangelist Wal
er preached a strong sermon on 1.-The
Wonderful Book" Mr.. Falls sang
an inspiring solo,
There will be services again Satur-
day night Miss Hermena Bell and
II. L. Ais VIII edcn sing SOTO.
Sunday Services
Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Morn
ing service at IL O'Clock with sermon
by Mr.. Walker on "A Great Religious
Movement" Special music. Chris
tian Endeavor at 700 O'Clock, sermon
at 1880 o'clock on The Road To
Heaven" A cordial welcome ex-
ed to all.
At The Chautauqua
On the second day of the Chautau-
qua the lectures will be given by o.
B. Carmichael of Washington, D. c.,
who will also act as director. His
subject in the afternoon will be "The
Storm" and at night "The Spirit of
the Patriot" Both are coordinate
with the lectures delivered by differ
ent speakers on the preaching and
succeeding day. These lectures open
the door to vision and power to every
hearer.
The director will be the presiding
officer at the six different programs
throughout the three days. AS such
he is anxious to be considered not
merely transient in the community,
but fellow citizen, interested deeply
in local problems and welfare. He