Arizona republican., 1922-06-05

been. Some of the churches will
have no church service at all in the
evening while some of them will
hold a short session of the young
peoples meeting preceding the union
service. At 5 p. M. all OF the
churches will unite in service con-
tinuing through June, July and aug
ust. Services will be held on the
lawn of the Baptist church. Prof.
Samuel Burkhard will give the ad-
dress next Sunday evening. A fed
Grated choir and special music is
being planned. All of the churches
united in the Normal baccalaureate
service last night.
Library Meeting
There will be an important meet
ing of the directors OF the Tempe IL
brarv this afternoon at 3. All MEM
bers are urged to be present.
Presidents Reception
The presidents reception" was
more than the president and the
senior class. This was the theory
but the grounds were well filled by
students. faculty and friends OF the
Normal as the refreshments were
passed and everybody visited every,
one else. It was most dehentlui
evening. If Dr. Matthews has been
has been directing the affairs of the
Normal, he should be Thoroughly
schooled on just how to shake hands
and say the things one is supposed 70
say on such occasions.
Miss Emma B. French to Leave
Miss Emma B. French, who says
she has been in Tempe so long tnat
the big buttes grew since she came
(some say she helped put them here)
must have felt just a bit sad when
she attended her old church Sunday
for the last time. Miss French sew
ers her connection as teacher in the
Normal and will leave Friday Tor
Kansas City. Very few Tempe resi-
dents are held in higher esteem than
Miss French. She has been faithful
in her church work. efficient in her
teaching and a worthy citizen OF this
community. All friends will regret
the loss of Miss French.
Ira D. Payne will not return to the
normal next year, but will go TO
Berkeley to work for a masters de-
gree.
Miss Theresa Anderson will take
year off to attend Columbia next
Miss Leona NJ. Haulot will attend
school in our own university next
year.
Prof. John r. Murdock is also
planning to take a year off and at
tend school next year. He will teach
in Bisbee during the summer.
Virginia May Harkelroad
At $3.50 Saturday morning, new
citizen came to Tempe to stay
while. 'It'' is a girl and weighs
101h pounds. The father is in Je-
rome and probably has the good news
before this.
To Represent the State
Mrs. John Mclean was elected
delegate to the international Sunday
school convention to be held in Kan
sas City, Mo-, June 21-aS, at the NOR
ming session of the Methodist sun
day school yesterday. Mrs. Mclean
had planned a visit east and will be
a delegate to this great convention
on the way. Arizona is entitled to
nine delegates to this convention
and only four have been found who
can go.
Tempe Wins Again
Tempe seems to be winning all the
games these days. If there is any
team in the valley that think differ
emily, let them send in their chal-
lenge. 1t was so easy Sunday to win
that the final score was 13 to 2 in
favor of Tempe. Phoenix will have
to do better than that.
Big Circus Tonight
The Alumni will have the big car
nival going by evening and all the
town will be there. If anyone doubts
the ability of the Alumnia associa-
ton to stage a good show, come and
see.