Arizona republican., 1922-04-28

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association had accomplished during
the year.
The program chairman for the day
was Mrs. Il. ]. Crowl. Mrs. crow IN
troduced Mr.. Lewis of the Lewis Can
merry. Chandler, who gave a most in
teresting description of the method
OF canning used in the company S
plant in Chandler. Mr.. Lewis left an
assortment of jams. jelly. marmalade,
peanut butter. etc. to be used by the
association as they thought best.
Mrs. Jane Wilson explained general
formula for cake making, and Mrs.
T. J. Crowl explained the various
processes for successful bread max
ing. Attractive score cards, decorat-
ed with Dutch Housewife cut-outs,
were given upon which to record the
recipes, also booklets describing the
various used of rice. The children of
the fourth grade entertained the
parents present with folk dances and
song. Milton Bradshaw gave a
very interesting reading why Lett
the Farm Several Jars OF the pre-
serves left by Mr.. Lewis were opened,
and this CONNECTION was served py
Mrs. Crowl during the social hour
with delicious baby rolls.
The Mozart club met on Thursday
afternoon in Neighborhood House,
and after short business session an
entertaining program was presented
by members OF the club and pupils Oh
Lloyd Stuchai.
on Saturday evening the Roosevelt
Parent-Teacher association pre- sent
ed the Dramatic club of the Arizona
School of Music, under the direction
of Mrs. Dwight Earl Easley In TWO
comedies AN Obstinate Family" and
Bunch of Orchids" which were well
received by the appreciative audience.
also the readings between acts ana
musical numbers. Particularly pleas
ing were the piano numbers by james
Gemmell. known as the boy artist OF
Phoenix. The performance was given
for the benefit of the Parent Teacher
association lunch fund. Mrs. Frank
Cooke, Mrs. l. r. Cooke and Mrs.
Ernest Campbell sold ice cream and
cake for the ladies' aid society flower
fund. Mr.. Hildebrand made very
good auctioneer and sold the jars OF
fruit given to the Parent Teacher as
sociation by Mr.. Lewis OF the Lewis
Cannery of Chandler.
The Ladies' Aid society viii meet
on Wednesday at Neighborhood
House for their regular meeting. The
usual all day session is planned A
picnic luncheon will be served at
noon. and during the afternoon pro-
gram Mrs. Fred Kiser will give a re-
port of the convention of the state
Congregational churches held in Tue
son during the past week. Mrs. 3.
X Townsend and Mrs. Carter will be
hostesses for the day.
The young peoples division OF the
Sunday school are planning an out
ing for the coming weekend. The
party will camp at Blue Point, and a
general good time Is looked forward
to. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kiser and Mr..
and Mrs. S. Green will chaperone the
party.
Mrs. Carter gave an interesting re-
port of the state conference held last
week in Tucson at the Congregation
al church on Sunday.
Monday evening the Boy Scouts of
the Congregational church traInped
out to the desert for a pow-pow.
Jess Hedgpeth. scout master, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. R. Bellingham and Mr.. and
Mrs. i. p. Hedgpeth were with the
boys for the outing.
will give it's regular fortnightly club
dance Friday evening. April 2S, in
Neighborhood House. The dance
promises to be unusually well at
tended. as many people from town are
planning to come and good time is
promised to all.
Miss Ruth Kelly of Reedsville. Pa,
was guest of Mrs. John Reed dur
ing the past week. Miss Kelly stopped
over en- route to Grand Canyon and
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Hubbard drove
to Blue Point on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. o. Newby of River
side, Calf, are visiting their sons,
F. w, r. f. and L. T. Cooke of the
Cooke Brothers ranch, and son and
daughters living in Phoenix. Miss
Ruth and Geo. F. Cooke and Mrs. r.
H. Dunbar.
Mrs. r. w. and L. T. Cooke enter
tained a large party on Easter Sun
day at their anch home. Those en-
joying the hospitality Of the Cooke
ranch were, Mrs. Ernest Campbell
and children, Mrs /. o. Newby, Miss
Mason Hart, Mrs. e. Nelson. Mrs. @.
r. Curtin, Mrs r. K. Cooke. Mrs.
Harry Bird, Mrs r. c. Fishburn, Mrs.
r. H. Dunbar, and Miss Ruth Cooke.
The children enjoyed an Easter egg
hunt and games were played during
the afternoon hours.
jim Hubbard, a recent arrival to
the district from Massachusetts,. is
making the most of the products of
the desert. During the past week
Mr.. Hubbard carved a number Of
novelties from dried cactus limbs.
which found a ready market at the
y.nuetf4v @fayac in PhnppiV
The seventh grade entertained the
eighth grade Friday night in the
music room OF the school. a short
program was given and games
played. Ice cream and cake were
serted by the entertaining grade.
Shagreen is the tanned hide Of