Arizona republican., 1922-03-17

Plano, second MdZufka' (GOuard)
Helen Green.
Accompanies Miss Islay Rogers,
Miss Bertha Mae Rogers.
To Attend Banquet.
1t is understood that G. Fl. Tinker
and T.. r. Jack. from Glendale. will be
in attendance at the banquet given at
the Adams Hotel in honor Of the Hon.
Herbert Hoover.
Rain.
Although some people are glad to
see the rain, some others are very
much discouraged over it. Those who
are dependent on spring pasture for
the sheep on the desert north OF town
are very much pleased as this rain as
sures them of feed for the sheep,
while those in the valley who are
now in the midst OF a large lettuce
harvest, are very much worried for
fear that it will cause great damage
to the crops. since early morning a
slow rain has been falling and the
ground is being treated to thorough
soa king as the rainfall il not fast
enough TO permit runoff.
Guest Here.
Mrs Clarence Wildermuth. sister OF
Mrs. C. III. Tinker, is here for the
week on a visit.
MOVING = Founlain.
John Bergum is engaged in moving
his fountain from the store near the
postoffice 10 his bakery shop and will
there install service of drinks there
in addition to which cake will be
served with ice cream.
Receives Word.
il is 0nderstood that Mrs. j. L. Cant
has received wore that her nephew
was killed in the train wreck that oc-
CURED near Union City, Georgia,
on Monday.
chiIdrens Party.
Plans and preparations are now be-
ing made for a children's party that
will be given by the Womans Club
on the Saturday before Easter. This
party will be held in the municipal
park and will be one of the best par
ties ever given TO the children of
Glendale. Elaborate preparations are
being made and it is thought that this
will have the largest attendance OF
any party ever given by the local club
Return From Roosevelt.
Alb Little and Dewey Schwarting
returned last evening from our-day
fishing trip to Roosevelt lake and ac-
cording TO the number of fish brought
back. their success at landing the
finny tribe is of the first order. They
reported a splendid time and that the
roads were fair.
Preparing For Meet.
According to Professor lines, ath-
letic director of the grammar school,
great plans are being made for
monster track meet that will be held
on the local school grounds, April ].
Seating accommodations have been
prepared by the manual training
classes and a sixth mile track has
been prepared for the running races.
Entries have been made from
Washington, Peoria, Pendergast and
other surrounding schools, and the
competition will be extremely keen
for the athletic supremacy. II Is
planned that the meet will be an all
day affair and the spectators are
asked to come and bring their lunch
and stay for the day.
School Baseball.
In view of the inclement weather il
is very doubtful whether any games
in the interscholastic league will be
played or not However If Glendale
has a rest it is the intention of the
coaches to put the boys through a
good stiff workout all next week.
Bids Coming In.
IT is announced that the bids for
the construction OF the new home
economies pullulnE ana tuS iSpaiS ~
the old main building viii be opened
March 20. The plans of the structure
call for q most modern and complete
building which will be constructed
northeast of the main building and
will face east on Fourth street
Asks TO Be Relieved.
w. c. Foster, who has been receiver
for the Glendale State Bank. has pc
titioned the superior court for release
from the receivership. Notice OF set
tlement OF final account with w, Z,
Foster will be given hearing for the
fixing of compensation Of the receiv-
er and his attorneys and appointment
of a. new receiver. Monday. March %
at division of the superior court at
2:S0 o'clock. of that date,
AIhanbra Woman's Club.
The meeting held Wednesday after
noon at the Alhambra Woman's Club
was very interesting and the showing
of art work was enjoyed by all. Miss
Noble of the Miller Sterling Com
pany, was on the program and gave a
most interesting and instructive talk
on good pictures. Those ladies from
the Glendale club were: Mrs. w. I.
Mugg. Mrs. Emmett Otto, Mrs. ]. G.
Brooks, Mrs. r. Wrestler, Mrs. Harry
More, Mrs. Bert Huff, Mrs. j. +.
Lewis. Mrs. c. a. Novis, Mrs. r. A.
Logue and Mrs. G.. w. Hunter.