Arizona republican., 1922-06-25
GLENDALE PLANS
BIG CELEBRATION
COMMUNITY DAY

OOiuIIuIUtuIIl OHt
GLENDALE, June 24-At a meet
ing OF the ger eral committee which
is making the plans for Community
Day, held In the office of the Com
mercial club, a few tentative plans
were outlined for the big celebration.
The date will be set at next Friday
nights meeting of the committee.
The general committee is made up of
the chairmen of the several commit
tees. II. c. Reed is directing the
Cooperative Industrial campaign
and acts as chairman of the general
committee. r. G. Reynolds is chair
man of the Survey committee and
acts as secretary of the general COM
mittee. c. II. Tinker is chairman of
the Farm Auction committee, c. M.
Wood is chairman of the Committee
on Concessions, c. A. Jemison is
chairman of the Entertainment COM
mittee G. A. Cox of the Refreshment
committee. Green McAbee of the
Decoration committee and Glenn APP
pleby is chairman of the Reception
committee. l.. f. Kingman is director
of publicity. These men will lay the
plans for the biggest and best cele-
bration that Glendale has ever
known. and Glendale has seen some
successful celebrations in the past.
One OF the features OF the ENTER
tainment that will doubtless be of
interest TO all kids from the ages
of 2 to 102 will be a grand display OF
fireworks in the evening. The enter
tainment committee is planning to
spend a great deal of money TO make
this feature a success. Some novel
w~lr "a
by Mr.. McAbee and r. l.. Sewell for
the evening.
1t is planned to have the conces-
sions on the grounds the day of the
celebration operated by Glendale
business men as far as possible, and
residents of Glendale will be given
first opportunity to handle these.
C. NJ. Wood will be glad to discuss
this matter with any one in this dis
trict who has some novel and enter
tanning feature in mind.
More definite plans for Community
Day will be announced after the
meeting Friday evening.
Methodist Notes
The pulpit at the First Methodist
church services next Sunday will be
filled both at the morning and eve
ming services by Rev. David Roberts.
Preaching services at II and o'clock
respectively. These services will be
be held at the grammar school audi
torium and everyone is cordially in
vited to attend.
There will be balloon ascension
for the Sunday school at $3.50 in the
morning. All the children of this
Sunday school are urged to attend,
come early and not miss this at
| traction. The regular Sunday school
session begins at 9;45.
Farewell Party Held
A large crowd was in attendance
at the farewell party held last eve
ming at the w. o. w. hall by the
| Good Fellowship club in honor OF
| Mrs. B. +. Booth, who leaves soon
| to join her husband who has accepted
| a position IN Terrence. California,
Games were played and light refresh
| ments consisting of cake, sandwiches
| and ice tea were served
Here From Kansas
| Miss Henlin of Kansas is staying
at the home of Mrs. Julia Tinker for
| some time. She will visit other por-
| tions of the state later on.
BRING In the Fresh Fruit
| Those members of the Crittenden
| Home committee and those interested
| in the work of the association are
requested to bring in all the fresh
| fruit that can he spared. in order that
| it might be sent to the home in
Phoenix. Some will be used for fresh
| fruit on the table and any surplus
| that can be spared will be canned by
| the institution for use in the winter.
| All who can donate fruit are asked
| to get in touch with Mrs. 3. r. Bur-
| mum or phone 146.
Baptist Notes
Bible school, 9:45, l.. n. Stats,
| superintendent; classes for all ages.
| Everyone welcome. Each member is
requested to be present Sunday so
| that each may receive the new quar-
teriy. Preaching at II and o'clock
| by Rev. G. M. Northrup. Senior, in
| termediate and junior b. y. p. u. in
their respective rooms at Z o'clock.
Bible school officers and teachers
| meeting Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock. All those interested in plans
of Bible school work are welcome.
Baseball
The Glendale Greys will make their
appearance on the baseball field
again Sunday in a vain attempt to
redeem themselves in the eyes of the
fans from Glendale and the rest of
| the Salt River valley. The local
boys have been very unfortunate in
| their last few starts in not having
enough members of the team pres
| ent to give a good account of them
| selves in the games. 1t is hoped
| that this condition can be eliminated
at once and the team placed back on
a winning basis. Guy Hadley will
have charge of the team it is under
| stood during the game Sunday and
| he has been successful in securing
| the Scottsdale Blue to meet the local