Arizona republican., 1922-05-18
ANNUAL EXHIBIT Of
SCHOOL WORK IS To
Be MADE ON FRIDAY

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TEMPE. May 17.--On Friday. May
10. beginning at p. m, the Tempe
Union high school and grade schools
will give their annual demonstration
of the years work. Judging from the
response that the public in the past
has given to these exhibits the teach
ers and pupils have chosen to hold
this exhibition for the purpose OF
letting the parents know come of the
problems that arise in school work
and how they are met. 1t is in no.
wise a contest, between puplls,
grades or schools.
The plan followed in the past has
been changed in certain respects.
For instance the parents of the chill
dren in the Tenth Street building are
asked to come at p. M. and so to
the room in which they have chill
dren. Here for an hour the children
will give a demonstration of the work
that has been going on this year.
After these programs everybody is
expected to visit the high school, the
Tenth Street building, and the Eighth
Street school building.
Mr.. Row of the high school invites
the patrons of that school to make
the first part of their visit to the
different class rooms where the
regular class work is to be carried
on. After classes are dismissed an
opportunity will be given to examine
the domestic science, manual train
ing. and art departments where work
in each line will be on display.
The public is urged to come to this
demonstration, and spend some time
at each of the three buildings. The
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we'll worth consideration. Further
more it is only right that all know
something about the schools they are
supporting and the teachers who are
influencing the lives of the children.
Junior Senior Banquet
Saturday evening at the high
school, the Juniors and Seniors will
be saying with Byron: ION with the
dance, let joy be unconfined." and
they will be singing: 1--WE Won't Go
Home Till Morning.
1t is the annual big feed for the
seniors given by the juniors. It is
the last opportunity for the Juniors
to kow-tow to the upper classmen,
for in just a few days they will be
the Seniors.
There will be short snappy pro-
gram and then the feed. After the
feed. fun and more fun and good
social time for everybody. The only
trouble with this affair is that no
one except the members of the two
classes and the faculty have the pass
word and no one may enter without
it.
X. p. Memorial Service
At the regular meeting of the K p.
lodge, Tuesday evening, it was voted
to hold the annual Memorial service
for the lodge at the Methodist
church. May 2S at II a. m. Ample
time will be turned over to the ones
selected TO conduct the regular ritual
Services of the lodge for the occa-
sion.
Pythian Sisters Meet
All Pythian Sisters are invited to
the home of Mrs. Charles Mullen for
the regular meeting of the Circle,
Thursday at 2:30 p. m.
High Tariff for Farm Products
sit will be of interest to Tempe
farmers as well as to all farmers to
Know that every farm product is on
show in the better prices for all farm
products.
Prescott Visitor
Mrs. Bernard Levett OF Prescott
has returned TO the northern city af
ter spending a week with her sister,
Mrs. Hills, on West Sixth street.
Salvation Army Drive
A drive for funds for the Salvation
Army was put on yesterday in
Phoenix and other parts of the coun-
ty. Tempe is not in this drive be-
cause the drive was made here about
two months ago under the auspices
Of the Mems Civic Club. Any indi-
yidual wishing to augment the
amount sent in by Tempe, may send
it to Dudley Wines.
Rehekah Lodge
Meeting of the Rebekahs this even
ing at the hall and full attendance
Is desired.
Mules fer Sale
The city marshal has two more
mules than he needs at present and
he is willing to let some one have
them who will pay more than any
one else at public auction Saturday
at p. m. at Mr.. Bucks stable.
News From, California
DIR. Alexander is thinking of set
ting in Ontario. Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell are at Riverside. Mrs. Russell
was The Republican correspondent
for some time before leaving Tempe.
Mr. and Mrs Hambly are in Long
Beach getting acquainted with exiles
from Arizona.
Normal Faculty Scattered
IL the high school graduates of the
state fail to know of the excellencies
OF the Tempe Normal, it will not be
the fault of the plan and the efforts
of the faculty, for most of the men
are out for the week end to the high
schools. of the state letting them
know all about the Normal and the
city and the people.
Prof Samuel Burkhard is to visit
Chandler, Gilbert, Baltz, Creighton.
Professor Clark will talk to the
students at Roosevelt, Pendergast
and Layeen.
Professor Hiatt will go to Alham-
bYa. Peoria and Yuma.
Professor FrizzeIl will visit CO.
clrise county and tell the students in
san Simon, Benson, Wilcox. Tomb
stone and Benson why they should
attend the Tempe Normal. He will
also stop at Casa Grande.
DIR. Matthews is in Miami Globe,
Superior. Ray Hayden and Florence.
Professor FELTON, will go to the inn
portant cities of Tucson, Bisbee,
Douglas and Nogales while away
Professor Ostrander will go to
Clifton. Metcalf and Morenci up in
Greenlee county.
We all wish these men good luck
III lHSlE quest anu may W. AelfS SAtN
largest and best incoming class in
the history of the Normal next year.
Normal Marksman Ahead
AS this is being written the Norma
boys are ahead in the rifle mattel
now on out at the Papago range.
Mrs. Harold McGugin recently
from Kansas has moved into tht
house at 500 East Eighth street ant
Will be with her two sisters attend
ing the Normal She may decide Il