Arizona republican., 1922-04-16
CHILDREN OF
MESA HEAR TAPA IN
FAIRYLA|VD STORIES

MESA, April 15.-The health and
physical education departments OF
the Mesa public schools gave an in
teresting play on Friday afternoon tC
more than 1900 children in the high
school auditorium. "Tapa." a clown
from Phoenix, delighted the children
with 20 minutes of fairy stories. The
production. put on by the children,
vas exceedingly meritorious and
showed the careful work done by the
teachers.
An art exhibit, centering around
health ideas. was posted on the walls
OF the auditorium. Friends of Miss
Nellie Wilcox, school nurse. had do
mated prizes for the various grades.
The following is the list of prize
winners and the schools which they
represent.
First grade: First prize. Lillian
Golden, Irving school; second prize,
Macaria Timbrez, Webster school.
Second grade: First prize, No. 103.
name unknown; second prize, Estani-
lada Gardener, Webster.
Third grade: First prize, John Por-
ter. Washington school; second prize.
No. 502, name unknown.
Fourth grade: First prize, Jewel
Garter, Franklin school; second prize,
Ruth Phelps, Franklin.
Fifth grade: First prize, Clarence
Gammage. Washington; second prize,
Charles Wilson. Washington.
Sixth grade: First prize, Elizabeth
Taylor, Washington; second prize,
Mary Mendevel, Franklin.
Seventh grade: First prize. Neldon
Richards, Franklin: second prize,
Leona Maier, Franklin.
Eighth grade: First prize, George
Avey. Franklin; second prize, Ron
aid Menhennett, Franklin.
High school: First prize. Leone
Avey; second prize, Norveleate Hall;
third prize, Ruth Gollaher.
Tyson Boy Recovering
Friends of Jack Tyson, Mesa high
school boy, who was injured in an
automobile accident at Acre City two
weeks ago, will be glad to learn that
he has so far recovered that he was
able to be moved from the hospital
Friday. He may be visited at .he
home of his uncle, 1237 East Van
Buren, street in Phoenix.
Visitors From Nogales
Prof. A. q: Smith, former instructor
of agriculture in the Mesa high
guests over the week end of Super
Mesa. Mr.. smith is now county agri-
cultural agent at Nogales and was in
the valley to attend the agricultural
conference held in Phoenix.
Death of Wife
Robert Stagle, former proprietor of
a lunch stand in Mesa, was called to
Miami Friday on advices that his
wife had died there that morning.
Easter Breakfast
The ladies OF st. Marks Episcopal
church guild viii hold their annual
Easter breakfast and bazaar in the
glild hall on Tuesday.
VIII Live in California
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Trinkle. resi-
dents of Mesa for many years, ex-
pect to leave Sunday for Glendale,
Cal, where they will make their
home. They will drive through by
automobile.
President to Speak in Chandler
PRESIDENT T. n. Lesueur of the
Maricopa stake will be the principal
sneaker at the services to be held
in the Chandler ward church in
Chandler Sunday morning. The pres
ident will speak on the theme, The
Significance of Easter"
Baseball Activities
Many of Mesais baseball fans, are
planning on accompanying the
Jewels to Phoenix Sunday afternoon.
where they will meet the knights of
Columbus team at Riverside park.
The Jewels benefit dance given in
the l.. D. S. auditorium Friday night
was a distinct success and funds
were added to the club treasury TO
finance it through the season.
Southside Theaters Today
Majestic. Mesa-A Lois Weber
production, ITO Please One Woman"
all-star cast. Comedy, wet But
Dry"
Tempe-sBuried Treasure" all-star
cast. Comedy. "Stage Struck
Chandler-"Sa Salvation Neil.'' all-star
cast, Comedy, "A Nervy Dentist"