Arizona republican., 1922-05-17
MOTHERS DAY To De
FEATURED BY THE
ROOSEVELT CLUB

Mothers day will be featured at
the meeting of the Roosevelt Neigh
borhood club on Wednesday. The
program win be presented under the
direction of the department OF fine
arts. Mrs. VIM. Cardwell. chairman
for the day, assisted by Mrs. Earl NJ.
Tarr, chairman of the department OF
public welfare, Mrs. Lucius Butler,
chairman department of applied edu-
cation, and Mrs. f. II. Ford, chair
man department American citizen
ship. Special invitations have been
sent to mothers OF badies born dur
ing the club year. All mothers OF
the club are asked to bring their
youngest child for this Mothers day
meeting. Many special features have
been arranged of special interest to
mothers.
The various affairs centering
around the closing of school are of
paramount interest in the district
this week. On Monday night the pu-
pills of the graduating class gave the
class day program and play Happy
School Days" Following was the
program:
Our class spokesman, Coleman
Campbell.
Glass song. Glass.
Glass crouch, John Montgomery.
Class optimist. Florence Old.
Song, Sunlight Land" Glass.
Glass scrap bag. Coletta Barring
ton.
Song, soldiers Chorus" Class.
Class play. Happy School Days
q CAST
Prof. Wise .....John Montgomery
DR.. Solomon $500. William Thomson
Miss Hobson, nurse, .............
-, ................ Edna CoiliIlan
Miss PIN. teacher. Barbara Wilson
Mr.. knowitall janitor. $4,000.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Hayden DICK
Mr.. Haulemin. truant officer ......
.<.............. Paul Bates
Tony, fruit dealer. George Ryder
Jerry. expressman. 49,. Russell Glow
Mrs. Shimilovitch, parent 1900.
................... Marie hyle
Mrs. O'F'lannigan, parent. .........
-........-... ........- fiorenee olu
Wednesday nights program will be
presented by grades from first
through seventh Thursday night
eighth grade graduating exercises
and Friday morning assembly, re-
ports and promotion of pupils ana
introduction to teacher for next year
The Roosevelt Parent Teacher as
sociation met on Thursday afternoon
in the music room of the school. An
interesting business session preceded
the program. Ernesting Bond acted
as standard bearer during the salute
TO the flag. Mrs. fred Smith, presi-
dent of the local council of Parent
Teacher associations, gave a short
talk on the responsibility of the asso-
Citations to the council. The second
grade. Miss Pearl Holsinger. teacher,
had the greatest number of votes OF
parents present for the May meeting.
but the picture. Sir Galahad, offered
by the association to the grade win
ming it the greatest number of times
during the half year. was presented
to the third grade, Miss Eva Bell
Hutson teacher The sixth grade pu-
pills gave the musical numbers for
the meeting.
Arizona" was the subject of the
program for the afternoon. Mrs t.
J. Crowl was program chairman Tor
the day Interesting paper on Ari-
zona We're read by Mrs. Ralph Hol-
singer. Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. Frank
Cooke. Mrs. Wylie Leeper read
group of original poems which We're
very much enioyec; particularly APP
propriate were the two poems OF
Arizona. though the verse, written
for the children, 'The Burro,
Chicken One and Chicken Two,
etc. were appreciated by the grown
udience. Il Am the Mother OF
Boy" poem known and loved by
all PIT. associations, was the selec-
tion read by Mrs Leeper winning the
greatest applause. Lucretia Butler
recited Mrs. Leeper's verse TIM Jest
Pore Little Niger Boy" which was
well received. Tea was served in the
school lunch room by the hostesses
for the day Mrs. Kenson, Mrs. Perry,
Mrs. Deethman and Mrs. Strong.
The first year members of the
Mozart club presented a very credible
and enjoyable program at the meet
ing of the club on Thursday after