Arizona republican., 1922-05-30
AWARD PRIZES AND
LETTERS EARNED At
MESA HIGH SCHOOL

MESA Huh 5ChUUL
MESA, May 2s.-The final assem-
bly, of the term at the Mesa Union
high school Monday morning was
marked with the award of pribes and
letters earned by the students during
the school year. Enthusiasm in the
different classes was at a high pitch
as the various awards were an
nounced.
To Albert Guthrie, Mesa high
senior and son Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. b.
Guthrie, who reside east of Mesa on
the Roosevelt road, went highest
honors. He was awarded the medal
offered by H. D. Ross, Jr., editor OF
the Mesa Daily Tribune, for the best
all-round athlete and leader in ath-
letics, citizenship and scholarship in
the school, He was highly compli-
mented on his physical, mental and
moral attainments.
The following students received
prizes offered by Mr.. Ross for the
best l-'round us of English: Albert
Guthrie, seniors: Ruth Scoville,
Virginia Guthrie, freshmen.
The following received awards of
merit in. declalhation, essay, literary
and oratorical contests and the use of
English in the classrooms, Masvyl
Anderson, Albert Guthrie, Vinto
Brown. Audra Davis.
Those receiving the official M" in
athletics included: Erwin Spilsbury,
Jess Slxousen, Albert Guthrie, Ned
Newell. VIM. Wallace. Ernest Simp-
kins, VIM. Smith, Owen Phelps, Era
Fryer, Alfred Randall, Herbert Bar
nett, Lowell HILBERT, Boyd Lisonbee,
Turner Hawes, Jerry Lewis. Robert
Ruse, Theone Pomefoy, Gail Dana,
Wilson Dobson, Eldridge Robinson.
Harold Davis, John Scott, Phil
Pearce, Wendell Butler, Wallace
Clark. Olive Drew. Fern Ellsworth,
Faun Ellsworth, Erma Simpkins, Ella
Mae Rollins, Grace Martin, Anna
Skousen.
Memorial Day Program
Observance of Memorial day in
Mesa will be under the auspices of
the Mesa Post of the American Le-
gion which has arranged an appro-
pirate programs for the forenoon.
Decorating of the graves and firing
of the salute to the dead will occur
at the Mesa cemetery at o'clock, de-
tails from the post carrying out the
official ceremony of the legion for
the occasion. Citizens are invited to
join in the ceremony there.
A union meeting of all churches in
the city will be held at 10 O'Clock in
the L. d. S. auditorium under the
auspices of the Legion. The follow
ing program will be given:
Song, National Anthem, "The Star
Spangled Banner" audience and
choir.
Invocation.
Song, Lead. Kindly Light" United
Choir. Mesa churches; S. w. Dury,
director.
Reading, "Lincoln's Gettysburg Ad-
dress"
Song, Battle Cry of Freedom"
audience and choir.
Vocal solo, Memorial Song" Har-
old Clark.
Address, Service of the Soldier"
Song, Battle Cry of the Republic"
audience and choir.
Silent Prayer. in memory of the
departed; audience standing.
Hymn, God Be With You Till We
Meet Again. United Choir, Mesa
churches; S. W. Dury. director.
Benediction.
Taps-Bugle or Orchestra
The choir for the Memorial day
service will be a combined organiza
ton from all churches in the city un-
der the direction of Prof. Sidney w.
Dury of the high school. Those who
are members of any choir are asked
to join the choir at the auditorium
at 10 o'clock.
Mae Murray in "ldols Of Clay"
Idols of Clay which is to be
shown at the Majestic theater on
Tuesday and Wednesday is a flam-
ing story of human hearts and human
passions; a drama of love that en-
braces the dangerous South Sea isles
and a beautiful garden in Greece.
Beautiful Mae Murray and David
Powell, who had so much to do with
the wonderful success of "On with
the Dance" and 1.-THE Right to Love" "
are the featured players in Idols of
Clay The remainder of the cast is
of the same excellent caliber.
Home from Mexico
W. S. MacMannon and Z. Q. Petro,
the latter of Phoenix, returned Sun
day night from a trip of several days
into Old Mexico, south of Nogales.
F.'& A. M. Session
Oriental Lodge No. 20. +. & A. NJ,
will hold a special meeting Tuesday
confer work in the second degree.
Visiting brothers will be welcomed
at the meeting.
Twins in Jones Family
The home of Prof. D. B. Jones, of
the Alma school, and Mrs. Jones at
135 North Pasadena avenue. was
frightened Sunday forenoon with the
arrival of lusty pair of twins. They
were boy and a girl. weighing seven
and eight pounds each.
At Southside Theaters
Majestic, Mesa Idols of Clay
| featuring Mae Murray and David
Powell. Pathe News. Mutt and jeff
comedy.
Tempe-Dark
Chandler-"Playth of Destiny,
starring Anita Stewart. Comedy,
1.-THE Tourists" starring Jenny Aub-
rey. Winners of the West serial.
WANTED--Woman to do house
work and wait on an invalid; very
little work and good pay. See Mrs
Anderson Psi e. Eighth st. gs