Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
GLENDALE POST OF
AMERICAN LEGION
HOLDS BIC MEETING

GLENDALE. Jan. 20-A very en-
/ thusiastic meeting of the Walter c.
| Grassie post of the American legion
was held Thursday evening at the
| Womans club house. This is the
first real meeting that the post has
had for a long while and a total OF
| 20 eX-service men were on hand to
| join in making the evening one OF
real worth to all. Election of officers
was held and the following were
chosen for the ensuing year: r. E.
Putney, post commander: G. o. Stew
ems of Peoria, vice commander;
Harry Moore, adjutant, and c. b.
| Marques of Peoria, finance officer.
These officers will nominate the eX-
ecutive committee and these will be
elected at the next regular meeting
which will be held the third Thurs
day in February.
In addition to the regular business
of the post, several speakers from
other towns We're present to address
the assemblage. Dudley Windes of
Tempe gave the men a lengthy talk
on legislation and a resume of what
was being done by the legion on the
soldier bonus bill. Bert Clingan told
OF the Kansas City meeting and
urged all members to attend one of
these national conventions whenever
the opportunity presented itself
Senator c. NJ. Stoddard. Bolin Shaw
and Bryant Stevens of the Frank
Luke post of Phoenix spoke on the
advantages of the Legion and what
it meant to the. men to be a member
of such an organization.
Auditorium Nearly Finished
The finishing touches are being
ha 70 mr. a. csfRl1 nNl a. i
torium and in another week it will
be ready for use. The building has
been completed and workmen are
now engaged in arranging the seats
and as soon as this is finished. meet
ings and classes may be held there.
Roads Good
All the roads leading into Glendale
and in the surrounding district have
been dragged in the past ten days
and are in very good shape. Better
than they have been in a long time
Here On Business
w. F. Mccormick, general pur-
chasing agent for the Fred Harvey
system. was a visitor in Glendale
Friday and while here conferred with
William Thompson. secretary of the
United Produce Growers concerning
lettuce to be shipped to the various
Extremely Cold
Today was one Of the coldest il not
the colGest days that Glendale has
experienced this winter. A cold wind
blowing and then a sudden stiffness
produced much ice and it was visible
in the shade of buildings until noon.
Junior Party
Little Misses Jennie Alice and
Rhoda Grace Farrand entertained the
children's sewing club at their home
Wednesday afternoon. Those pres
ent to enjoy the good time were,
Grace Goodwin, Ruth Goodwin. Crvs-
tai Carlton. Lucille Schwarting. Wi
mona Mathers. Ruth Harrison. Louis
Patterson, Evelyn Sancet and Jo-
sephine Tinker. Home made candy
and games helped TO make most en-
joyable time
Good Fellowship Club
The Good Fellowship club will hold
their twice postponed meeting next
Tuesday afternoon, Jan. "a. Import
ant business is to be transacted and
1t is important that each member be
there. Refreshments will be served
individually and each one is asked to
bring paper bang lunch.
Boys Meet
Boys Of the Christian church and
their friends met last night at the
church and organized two patrols.
The meetings will be held each
Thursday evening and the next
meeting will be in the nature of bus
mess. One week from Saturday the
boys will go on a hike. Rev. Taber
will be in charge of all work.