Arizona republican., 1922-05-25

between the school and alumni has
been arranged. Everyone in the COM
munity is most cordially invited to
come out and hear good program
and spend social hour together.
The c. E. society held their regular
service at Hyatt's camp Sunday
week. Twenty young people went
out. The people at the camp always
give the young people warm well
come. A Sunday school has been
started out there since the Christian
Endeavorers have been going out
there. The Junior and intermediate
Endeavorers held a joint service
Sunday afternoon which was greatly
enjoyed by both societies.
Old clothes which are being So
licited by the Sunday school for the
Near East Relief society are to be
turned in next Sunday. The society
is offering rs cents per pound for old
colthes and the returns from all col
lected will be turned over to the
Sunday school treasury. Miss Mid
dleton will be glad to call for any old
clothes that people of the community
are willing to donate if they will no.
tify her by telephone.
The Boy Scouts of the district
greatly enjoyed another hike to the
river Friday night and Saturday of
last week. Leroy Middleton and a
scoutmaster from Glendale were in
charge of the expedition.
The Bible school will open May 81
this year and promises to be even
better than last year A class in
hammock making will be in charge
of Samuel Holsinger and will be open
to both boys and girls. For the nom
inal sum of So a strong, large, sub
stantial hammock can be made. The
Misses Lucille Middleton, Nan Full
Wiler, Florence Middleton, Alma and
Donna Braden will have charge Of
classes, which will be made both in
structive and inter UNCONVENTIONAL
Bible study and entertainment for
the smaller children as well. These
classes were greatly enjoyed by all
of the children who attended last
year. The classes will last from 9
a. m. till 1880
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hilgeman went
to Williams, AriZ., on Wednesday of
last week, where they met Mrs. Hill
geman's brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Schaaf of Fort Wayne,
Ind. After spending two days at the
Grand Canyon the entire party re-
turned home Saturday night. Mr..
and Mrs Schaaf will visit here for
a week, then will go to San Fran
cisco to attend the Realtors conven-
ton.
The Dinger family, who have been
living on the Coulter ranch for the
past two years, left Saturday for
Michigan, where they will make their
home.
The Patrick family have moved
from the Aune ranch to the Davis
ranch on East Northern avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Shumaker are mourn
ing the loss of an infant daughter,
which was born last Sunday but lived
only few hours.
Mrs. Sarah Strict who has been
spending the past few months with
her daughter, Mrs. Stanley, expects to
leave Tuesday for her home in Pasa-
dena. Mrs. Strict will then leave
shortly for an auto trip through the
Yosemite valley and other points of
interest in Northern California. Mrs.
Strict has made many friends in the
community during her visit here.
Mrs d. A. Fraser, who has tau&eA
the third grade at the Washington
school for the last three or four
years. expects TO leave soon for an
extended trip into Mexico, accom-
panied by her husband. She will at
tend the Normal summer school at
San Diego after their return. Mrs.
Fraser has host of friends in this
community among both the children
and parents, who will be very sorry
If Mrs. Fraser does not return to
this school to teach again next year.
TURKISH WOMAN LIEUTENANT
Fatma. a. woman corporal in the
Turkish army, has been given the
rank of lieutenant in the Nationalist
army, earning her promotion in ac-
tint, AGAINST the Greeks IL is the