Arizona republican., 1922-01-17
LAvEEN ELECTS NEW
FARM BUREAU HEADS

The Laveen Farm Bureau held a
lively and well-attended meeting in
the school house Wednesday evening,
January II. Annual election of Of
ficers was the first on the program.
The following officers were elected
President. Bob Mitchell; vice presi
dent Mrs. Mayr; secretary treasurer,
Fred Galusha; directors, William Me-
Neil, Walter .Galusha.
Bob Mitchell representative to the
Arizona Cotton Growers association,
gave a complete report on the labor
question as mapped out by the as
sociation. The object is to furnish
pickers, establish camps, and have a
foreman in each locality, all being
under one organization.
Marvin Young gave a short ad-
dress, calling special attention to the
fact that butter and eggs are being
shipped into our markets. Mr.
Young said in partt "You farmers do
not need politics. Any vital issue
should not be made a political one
What we need is organization. and
thorough understanding of econo-
mics"
Refreshments consisting OF pie and
coffee were served by the commit
tee in charge.
The next meeting will be January
is at which time the new officers
will be installed.'
The Woman's club of Laveen held
its regular bi-monthly meeting jan
uary IL, in the home Of Mrs. Walter
Galusha. Twelve members were
present. The subject of the club
taking up the work of the Parent
Teacher association in fun was under
discussion for some time and will be
brought up again at the next meet
ing. The characters were selected
for the play TO be given February 49,
Other subjects, essential to the well
fare of the community occupied con-
siderable time. Refreshments were
daintily served by the hostess during
the social hour. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. ID. r. Glines.
Mr.. l.. Gammill and family of Toll
Lesson are moving into this district
Mr.. Gammill has rented the Bruhn,
pie oe, southwest of Laveen.
Mrs. Robert Mitchell and little
Jane were on the sick list last week.
Miss Weger and Miss Nichols jour
neyed to Phoenix Monday evening to
hear Sousa's band.
Mrs. w, F. Ratterree is spending
the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Sydney Widen, lately from Scotts-
dale.
Homer Chiddix and family are
moving to Phoenix this week. Their
stay in Phoenix will be short, how
ever, as they intend returning to
their former home in Texas. Laveen
friends regret their departure, but
wish them all success in their new
home.
Mrs. Alva Parker has been suffer
ing this last week from tonsilitis.
She is now much better and will soon
be out. again.
A most regrettabls accident oc-
CURED Friday evening at the Laveen
store. Howard Hutchison attempted
to mount horse while holding a loaf
of bread in one hand. Having only a.
rope around the animals neck by
which to guide her. he quickly lost
control when she began to plunge.
Mr.. Hutchison was thrown to the
ground and rendered unconscious
He was Immediately taken home and
Dr. Hughes called to his relief. pr.
Hughes reported fractured hip and
possibly internal injuries. The pa
uent was. removed to Phoenix for
treatment His many friends are
hoping to hear OF some improvement
in his condition soon. Mrs. Hutchi-
son and children have moved to town
to be near Mr.. Hutchison during his
Illness, ..a.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown Of Phoenix
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. w.
Barney,
Fred Galusha has been suffering
from a very sore throat during the
past week.
Ira Baird had the misfortune 70
fall from "a disc on Thursday bruis-
ing his knee quite severely. This re-
suited in a touch of blood poisoning
which laid Mr.. Baird up for several
days.
Miss Chipmal1, state superintendent
of the Christian Endeavor. was cut
Sunday evening In the interests Of
the Junior Christian Endeavor. Miss
chipman is unusually successful in
her work with the children, and her