Arizona republican., 1922-04-09
WOMAN'S CLUB OF
TEMPE IN SOCIAL AND
BUSINESS MEETING

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TEMPE, April s. - An interesting
meeting of the Tempe Woman's
Club was held Thursday afternoon in
the Congregational church. At the
business session the members pres
ent voted to give donation to Miss
Etelka Weiss toward the purchase of
a car to be used in her county health
work; they also voted to send the
usual donation for the state presi-
dents travelling fund.
The entertainment committee re-
ported that $3.50 was made at the
card party recently given at the
home of Mrs. G. c. Jones.
Following the business meeting tea
was served by Mrs. G, G. Jones and
Mrs. j. r. Hight and pleasant So
cial hour enjoyed.
Paving Work Progressing
Twohy Bros. are now making prep
arations to pave the road from the
base line at Peterson Switch, one
mile north. A camp has been estab-
lished there and work started. AS
soon as the necessary material ar
riyes, the laying OF cement will be
commenced. This has always been
a rough piece Of road and the people
of the community will be glad when
the job is completed
Eastern Star Meeting
The Tempe chapter of the Eastern
Star will be held Monday evening at
5 o'clock at the Masonic hall. Re-
freshments viii be served. A good
attendance is desired
Passes Away at Home of Son
The father of w. o. Mier, who un-
til very recently lived on a ranch east
of town, passed away at the home OF
his son near Glendale Saturday NOR
ming at $3.50 after a short illness.
The deceased was a kind, gentle, old
man who was highly respected and
greatly loved by all who knew him.
He spent the past two winters in
Tempe with his son and family and
moved to Glendale with them several
weeks ago. He is survived by his
wife, two sons and two daughters.
Funeral arrangements have not been
made yet.
Baptist Church
Bible school at 9:45 Sunday NOR
ming. Glasses for all. Pastor speaks
Sunday morning at II on the theme,
"Our Greatest Deed" Work on the
Easter music and program is pro-
crossing nicely. Sunday evening.
6:45, Young Peoples Union. An in
teresting program has been pre-
pared. Sunday evening at the
pastor is to preach a special sermon
which has been asked for by many,
on the theme, "An Ideal Young Man..
A welcome to all in every service.
Ball Game Sunday Afternoon
The Mesa and Tempe Firemen will
cross bats on the Tempe high school
diamond Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock. The Tempe band viii be on
hand TO furnish the music. This
game was to have been played last
Sunday afternoon but was postponed
on account of the rain.
Tempe High Wins
A very interesting game was
played Friday afternoon on the local
high school teams: the score was
to in favor of Tempe Tempe
Grammar won their second game this
week when they played the Alma
ward team at Alma Friday after
noon. The score was % to in IA
vor of Tempe.
VIII Hold Services at Kyrens
w. !. Brooks of Phoenix will preach
Sunday, April 3, at II O'clock at the
| Kyrene auditorium. Dinner win bs
served on the lawn and at 2:30 Judge
| Henry Ross will speak on "Construc-
| tive Christianity" All in the COM
munity and others who would like
| to come are urged TO come and heal
| these messages
The Kirk Fredericks Company
The concerts and entertainment or
the program for the third day of tht
Radcliffe chautauqua will be giver
| by the Kirk Fredericks Concert COM
| pany, headed by Mr.. Fredericks,
| violinist of international repute. Ht
has scored successes in nearly all Of
| the countries in Europe, and has
made many tours in the United
| States. He captiyates his audiences
bv the full rich tones and delicacy OF
| phrasing that distinguish every rea
| artist. This is the eighth season foi
| this company on the Chautauqua
platform While every member Is
capable of rendering the most tech
nical selections. nevertheless, then
program has a distinctly popular ap-
peal 1t combines the lighter forms
OF music with classic interpretations
the grave alternating with the gay
| There is never a dull moment, and II
| the end the impression that predom
| mates is that of a consistent respeci
| for standard music, with now ane
then a glimpse into the more rollick-
In lighter vein, Miss Corinnt
Moore contributes a series of piano
logues and impersonations that form
a very delightful and diyerting back
! ground to the artistry of Mr. Fred
ericks. Miss Moore's portrayals bub-
BILE over with humor.
Box Social Success
The box social which was given az
| the Kvrene auditorium Friday night
was a great success in every way
! The boxes were sold in most move
way from which much merriment was
derived. The committee in charge
wishes to thank the people of th'
community for the good attendance
and liberal patronage.
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. ]. M. Boon, a minister of thu
NJ. r. Church, South. will preach a.
| the Methodist church Sunday NOR
ming on "The Marvellous Magnet
| DIR. Boon is leaving next week fol
California and this will be the only
opportunity to hear him.
At the evening service the pastor
will preach a Palm sunday sermon
There win be special music at botf
/ services.
Band VIII Meet at 2:3o
| The Tempe band viii assemble al
the city hall Sunday afternoon al
2:30 to get ready to play at the
| firemens ball game.
Junior Glass Play Great Success
| on Thursday evening, April 6, the
Junior class of the Tempe Norma
gave the annual Junior play to q
| large audience in the Normal audi
! torium The testimony of the audi
ence indicates that the performance
! ranks as one of the best ever giver
by local talent from the Normal plat
! form.
The play chosen for this years
nresentatiou was Booth Tarkington'