Arizona republican., 1922-05-03
BID farewell To DR..
AND MRS. HAMBLY At
RECEPTION MONDAY

TEMPE. May 2.-One OF the most
profitable and delightful social and
literary events of the year in the
Methodist church took place in the
church Monday evening. Rev. Thoma
HanbIy and wife have sold their
property in Tempe and are moving
to Long Beach on Thursday The
Hanfblys have been in Tempe SIX
years and have probably made more
friends and acquaintances during the
six years than is usually possible for
the ordinary citizen in the same
length of time. The Methodist church
is destined to feel the loss very
keenly: since they have been most
capable workers in every branch OF
the church work.
The reception was for the purpose
of Saying it with flowers. music and
words The program was decided
success 1t was a constructive pro-
gram that was good for the entire
church Mrs T. A. Bailey. Mrs. John
Mclean, Miss Esther Beck, Samuel
Teeter. G. w. Persons. F. E. Os-
trander, f. A. Row. Prof Murdock,
DIR. Staveley. and the pastor. Mr.
Raley. made short talks setting forth
the. many choice qualities and deeds
of service of the Hanbleys. Miss
Scudder, Mr.. Broadbent. Profs. Eel
tom Fairbanks and Burkhard fur
nished the music.
Maxwell to Speak
The Mems club of the Congrega-
tional church has secured for their
last speaker of the season George II.
Maxwell, well known authority on ir-
rigation, who will speak Of the Colo
rado projects now so prominent in
the public mind The address will
be given at 7:45 Sunday evening at
the church. Everybody is welcome
and opportunity for questions and
discussion will be given at the close
of the lecture.
Parent Teacher Meeting
The president of the Kyrene p T.
A. has called a special meeting for
Friday evening. May 5. Important
business is to be discussed. All mein-
bers are urged to be present.
Desert Picnic
The last social meeting of the
Tempe Woman's club for this year
will be held Sunday and will be in
the form of desert picnic at Papa
go Park. The committee in charge
announces that all club members and
| their families are cordially invited.
The party will leave town at 1880
p. m. and dinner will be served on
the rocks just west of the Hole-in-
the Rock. Each lady is requested
to take lunch, dishes, cutlery. water
and table cloth for her own family.
Dress Ball at CoIcords
Invitations are out for a masque-
rade party to be given at the Colcord
| home for the younger set. 1t is ex-
| pected to be quite a lovely affair.
Has TonsiIs Removed
| Little Robert Birchett had his tom
! sils removed in Phoenix Monday
morning and was brought home
/ Tuesday morning. He is getting
along splendidly
Spends Weekend in Globe
Mrs. c. Nelson. a special student
/ at the Tempe Normal. motored to
| Globe last Friday for the week -end
Accepts School at Skull Valley
| Miss Carrie Welcn. who is mem
| ber of the graduating class of the
/ Tempe Normal, has accepted a school
at Skull Valley for the coming year
| ConvaIescing
! Welcome Mately. who underwent a
mastoid operation in Pasadena few
weeks ago. is reported improving
| nicely. His mother, Mrs 3. B. Mate
ly. has been with him for about two
weeks.
Neishborhood Club Meets
The Neighborhood club spent a
delightful afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Moss on McAllister avenue
Win Visit Sister
Mrs. ]. J.. Watkins and little
daughter. Mildred. of Warren. are
expected to arrive in Tempe the lat
ter part of the week to spend sew
eral days with her sister. Mrs
/ Dorothy Lusa
Suffering With Bruised Eye
Miss Gertrude Greene is SUFFERING
this week with a bruised eye. A
| turkey struck her in the eve with
his wing and cut the upper lid from
| underneath The eye is badly in
! famed and is causing her much pain
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