Arizona republican., 1922-04-14

speak on the various phases of the
fruit industry, what the farmer win
have to do to make a success out OF
the Industry. All those who are in
terested in the fruit packing and ship
ping industry are asked to attend.
Mrs. G.. A. Cox viii lead the COM
u1anity singing and C. v. Tuttle will
appear in some of his best readings.
All members OF the commercial club
have been especially invited to attend
this meeting.
Fire Not Found
GIendaless volunteer fire depart
mert was strictly on the job this
morning when the alarm was turned
in. In less than two minutes from
the time of the sounding Of the alarm
the truck and its quota of men was
out and under way. After vainly
hunting for the fire in the district in
which the alarm was sounded from.
the truck returned without having
Accomplished it's mission. Those
who were in attendance with the
truck stated that they were unable
10 find out where the fire was.
Shipment ls Large
The Century mark was passed to-
day by G. & w, the local shippers
of lettuce, q total of 101 cars being
billed out. This makes the second
largest yield that has ever been re-
corded in this valley. In addition to
this the express shipments by Will
liam Thompson have been unusually
large OF late At times almost half
car went out By express.
Not to Participate
The Glendale grammar school VIII
not participate with the schools sur
rounding Phoenix in the big track
meet that is to be held soon at Riv-
erside park. The rea son for not COM
peting advanced is that no invitation
was extended the local school. no
doubt Glendale would acquit. herself
nobly in such a meet.
Missionary Society to Meet
The regular meeting OF the First
Methodist ladies' aid will be held
Thursday afternoon, April 20, at the
home Of Mrs. r. C. Lehman. Those
on. the menu committee win be:
Mesdames H. 8. Lehman, r, c. Leh-
man. George Price, g. A. Appleby
and r. L. Sewell. Those wishing to
secure menu slips may do SO by ap-
plying to Mrs r. c. Lehman Or Mrs
r. l. Sewell.
Many Enjoy Party
The Easter party given this after
noon by Mrs II. c. Reed in honor
OF her son Carlyle was Feplete with
novel ana interesting games. after
which delicious refreshments were
served to the little folks The fol-
lowing were present at the party:
Zoe Heberlee Helen Mae Meyers,
Duncan McRur, Jr., Peter Pearson,
Dixon ana Frances Mcintosh, Clay
ton Brooks, Myrtle Warren julia
Sauln1an, Geraldine Pemeroy. Ruth
IemisOn, Ruth Howell. Allen Amend,
Marvin Lehman. Lorraine SeweH,
John Henry Snawvef. Jack Shawver,
Jack Sobey, Jack Kingnan Leora
Jean Kingman, Virginia Wood, Betty
Joe. Little. Clyde and Eugene List,
June Bolding, Howard Smith, Joyce
whitney. Helen and Freddy Rogers.
Harold Schegef. CARLYLE Reed
Mrs. L. E. Kingman. Mrs. Jack
Dolan and MRS. John Shawver assist
ed Mrs. Reed with the party.
Returns for Visit
Mrs DsIbert Lewis ana daughter
returned last evening from Califor-
MIA and will spend some time visiting
with Mrs Lewis mother.
: High school Suffers Defeat
Glendale high school was again de-
fe&ted this week wnen they met the
Mesa nigh ScnoOl on the SoulHStuS
grounds After the dust had cleared
away the final count was found to be
to 2. Glendale was unable to hit
NeWeu, the Mesa twirler, and that
was. the beginning Of the end
children's Party
The childrens party that is TO be
held Saturday afternoon in the city
park will be one OF the best parties
ever given by the members of the Ii
brary committee to the children OF
Glendale. This party will be in the
nature Of an Easter party and games
Of all kinds suggestive Of Easter win
be played. An admission fee OF 10
cents win be charged, this being used
10 help defray expenses and what is
left over will be used to provide Ju-
venile books fer the library Mrs
G. II. Tinker wiz have charge OF the
children over the sixth grade, while
Mrs. II. NJ. Warxen win have charge
Of those below the sixth. This prom
ises gte be good and all the kiddies
should plan to be among those pres
ent Saturday afternoon and be as
s,,,yad IF ! ghod fTle