Arizona republican., 1922-02-12


Midway hall by the Pythian Sisters
Friday night was huge success in
every way. Many people motored here
from Phoenix Mesa and Chandler
for the affair and everone had q
lovely time. About 275 were present.
College President in Tempe
II. J. Derthick, president of Milli-
gan college, Tennessee is visiting
friends in an around Tempe and he
is favoring the Christian church by
giving inspiring messages. He spoke
Friday evening on Power" Last
night he gave a helpful message and
he will speak at both services today.
Mr.. Derthick has been an edu-
Gator for years. having been connect
ed with several colleges. He is a
fluent speaker, man with mess
age and all are welcome TO hear him.
Sunday is not only Lincoln's birth
day. but also the last day OF Scout
week. The Tempe troop has there
for asked to have a few minutes in
each church for one of it's members
to speak of Lincoln, the Scout"
Kenneth Clark will be the speaker
at the Christian church. All Scouts
are urged to attend church today.
Bible school at 1880: communion
at IL, followed by a sermon by Pres.
H. J. Derthick. Christian Endeavor
at 6:45. Evening worship and SER
mon by Mr.. Derthick at 1880.
lecture Course Monday Night
The next number of the lecture
course will be given at the Normal
auditorium Monday evening. when
Barbara Maurel. one of the best vo-
cal artists on the stage. will give
the Tempe people a rare treat.
To Talk on Lincoln
Each minister of Tempe has given
permission to one of Tempe Boy
Scouts to give at the Sunday morn
ing service a four minute talk on
"Lincoln the Scout" The idea will
not only help to celebrate the great
Americans birthday, but will also
show how nearly scout aims agree
with his characteristics.
U. D. C. MEETS
The Dixie chapter, u. d. c., held
a. most enjoyable meeting at the
home of Mrs. Howard Woods at the
Olive hotel, Friday afternoon. About
II ladies were present. After a short
business session, a pleasing program
was given in memory OF Father
RYAN wha has been named the poet
laureate of the south. Miss Lillian
Cove gave a splendid paper on his
life and Mrs. w. r. Patterson gave
several readings of his poems in q
most charming manner. Delightful
refreshments were served in man
ner typical of old southern times.
Later pleasant social hour was en-
joyed.
viii Meet Monday Afternoon
The Neighborhood club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Anna Wamsley
on West Seventh street. Monday art
ernoon from to 8.
Red Cross Meeting Postponed
The mass meeting of the Tempe
branch of the American Red Cross,
which was to have been held at the
Tempe Union High school Monday
evening at 80 has been postponed
until Tuesday evening on account OF
the previous date conflicting with
that of number of the lecture
course at the Normal.
The purpose OF this meeting is for
the election of officers for the en-
suing year and a general discussion
OF the future plans of the local
branch.
Miss Mabel DeGomex. representa-
tive OF the Pacific division OF the
American Red Cross. will explain
and talk over the peace time pro-
gram.
All members OF the local branch OF
the Red Cross are invited and re-
auested to be present. All others In
terested in the work Of the Red Cross
may enroll at that time and have all
privileges of members.
Nominated As Councilmen
The following men have been nom
mated as town councilmen for the
primary election which is to he beld
April 20, 1922: c. G, Cteele. G. w
Miller, G. A. Goodwin, Ia d. Crook
and j. r. Murdock.
Service by Boy Scouts
] The general public is invited to ar
| unusually interesting program. fur
nished by the local Boy Scouts a.
| the Christian church, Feb. "a. at 7:3C
| y. m. You are invited to attend anc
see what the boys can do and learr
what they stand for. No admission
| will be charged but the performance
will be we'll worth seeing.
Methodist Episcopal
| Sunday services: Sunday schoo
at 10 a. M. graded lessons for al
ages. Teacher training class direct.
| ed by the pastor. At the II o'clocl
| service, the permon period will b,
taken by one Of the Tempe Boz
! Scouts, Alonzo lands, for five
minute talk on "Lincoln, the Scout,
and by an address by J. Q. Sexson
chairman of the pardon board. Mr.
Sexson will have some startling racu
| to give as why boys and men get int
prison. 1t is an appropriate them
to close the Boy Scout week. tn
| mems club will meet at the Congre
gational church at p. m. Tn
young people will continue the STUD!
| Of the book John Wesley, Jr Ther
will be some special numbers In har
mony with the birthday of Lincoln
The pastor will take for his evenini
theme. Lincoln and the -Four Horse
men, of 1851 and 1914. The ide'
for the subject came from the fearfu
Indictment Of war as depicted In tn,
-Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse,
exhibited in Tempe Friday. Lincoln
hated war.
Congregational Church
Bible school at 10 o'clock, grade'
courses for all. Morning worship a
IL o'clock. A special message to tn
adults of the church on 1.-THE Churcl
and Its Children Evening servic
at 1880 with sermon on "The Nature
man." a study of Hawthorne's Mar
BILE Faun.'
Thoroughbred Rhode Island Re
Matching eggs. $1.O0 for Is. Phon
Tempe 1874.