Arizona republican., 1922-03-19
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TEMPE HOLDS BIG
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TEMPE, Mar. 1s.-A splendid
meeting Of the Tempe Woman's club
was held Friday afternoon at the
Congregational church. Mrs. Eliza
beth Garrison. who was a missionary
in India for five years, gave a most
interesting talk on the women and
customs Of that country. Harold
Clark of the Tempe Normal sang
Mother Machree." Mr.. Clark has
wonderful voice and his numbers are
always we'll received. Miss Mar
guerite Parker gave reading, "At
the Matinee" in her usual pleasing
manner. The meeting Friday after
noon was well attended and was one
OF the best held this year.
To Leave for California
Louis French and Laurence Deck
bar OF New Orleans, who have been
guests at the home Of the formers
uncle, o. M French, for the past few
weeks, expect to leave for California
Sunday night. They, accompanied
by Mrs. French, have just returned
from most enjoyable trip to the
Grand Canyon, and report that the
weather there was very delightful in
spite of the fact that the ground was
covered with is inches Of snow. 1t
was so warm that several went down
into the canyon without a coat.
Mr.. French is very favorably I'm
pressed with the Arizona sunshine
and expects to spend a month more
in Tempe after short visit at the
coast before going back to New Or
leans.
The Ladies' union of the Congrega-
tional church conducted a very sue
oessful cooked food sale at the Ryder
hardware store Saturday.
Wall Flower Dance
The Wall Flower dance which was
given in the Normal gymnasium Fri
day night was well attended and
every one reported good time.
Visiting Aunt
Robert J. White Of New Orleans Is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. T. j. Hughes,
and family at their ranch home south
Of town.
christianity. a Religion Of the
Household" will be the subject of the
sermon at the Christian church at II
a m. on the Lords day. This is "All
the Family Day" and 1t is expected
that the families Of the church viii
attend in a body and sit together If
possible during the morning sermon.
All families of Tempe are invited and
urged to attend and participate in the
good fellowship. Why not for once
in the year attend church together?
Mr.. Davis, the minister, has secured
a very fine volume, leather bound, OF
''rhe New Testament in Modern
Speech" an idiomatic translation into
every day English from the resultant
Greek testament. which he says is
the very best translation for family
reading This beautiful and valuable
translation is to be given as q recog-
milton to the largest family, consist
ing of parents and children, present
in the services on Sunday morning.
The evangelist, w. Graham Walker,
has given Mr.. Davis assurance that
he will be on the ground ready to be-
gin the protractad meeting on April
and Mr.. Falls of Phoenix has pront-
sed 10 be present every evening to
lead the singing. Mr. Falls Is one OF
the most popular singers in Phoenix
and has had considerable experience
in congregation singing. His Lead
nc will insure roIsing song services
every evening. Remember the date
10 begin, April 2.
Services Sunday. Bible school, with
classes for all ages, 10; morning wor-
ship, including the Lords supper and
preaching service, IL. There will be
special music at this service. Chris
tian Endeavor prayer meeting at
D. m. Prayer meeting "wednesday
evening at 1890.
Methodist Episcopal Church
The sermon subjects and scripture
for the sunday services have been Sc
Iected in harmony with the Lenter
and Holy Week events. The morninl
subject will be, "The Rejected Some,
referred to by Christ on Tuesday O
Holy Week. The evening sermon vii
take another interesting event, "Th'
Barren Fig Tree" At both services
the pastor will give few minute:
to a brief statement OF the Hoove'
meetings and talks in Phoenix dur
ing the past week. These grea
themes concern every resident OF tni'
state.
Thomas Iawshe has been takins
the names OF all who are on time a
sunday school for several weeks ant
If is interesting to see who has beel
an time every Sunday. Why no
make it 100 per cent on time? Mrs
Anna Mitchell is the new superln
tendent Of the cradle roll and we nav
80 babies on the roll.
Sickness has interfered seriousl:
with church work, but we have mucl
to be thankful for in the recover.
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number in the evening
The league Will be led by Pau
Raley. -,
In spite of weather. sickness an
cher entertainments, the St. Patrlcl
social given by the Epworth league i
the basement of the church trlda
evening was the best of the seasor
The BIarney stone was there an
most of the young people haa
rhance to kiss it for the first tlIns
Green shamrocks, green decorations
clav pipes, green ice cream. gree
shamrock cookies, green napkins an
fine program OF Irish games kep
q ne 60 voung people until midnigh,
1 rood delegation came over trot
Mesa and told us that they nao
soou Birthday OF Dixie Chapter
The United Daughters OF the Co1 or
roderaoy will celebrate the 1iIt
birtbday of Dixie chapter Tuesoai
March n, at the home OF MIS-. a. :
oninn Each member has the prlV
iiege of inviting one friend. mrs.
Rountree Of Birmingham, Ala WI
be a guest of honor.