Arizona republican., 1922-05-17

in the May pole" dance. The story
of the history of the flag was also
presented. The teachers are entitled
to most of the credit for the stage
setting, the costumes, the music, the
decorations and the rendition of the
numbers.
A June Bride
Mrs. Clifford Meyers and Mrs. s.
A. Rich of the Kyrene neighborhood
were hostesses for a generous and
beautiful shower in the home of Mrs.
Rich, in honor of Miss Agnes Whit
ney, who is to be an early June
bride. (The correspondent has not
been given the rest of the story YETI
The company was entertained with a
mock wedding" and delicious two
course luncheon.
Normal Seniors to Teach Next Year
Out of the 102 seniors to graduate
this year, the following have secured
schools: Leota Merrill, Osborn school;
Mrs. B. Fowler, Scottsdale; Lillian
Richard, Bowie; Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey,
Lehi; Mary Gina, Crown King;
Dorothy McAllister, Lehi; Marcia
Browne, Douglas; Elizabeth Darling,
Douglas; May Watkins, Douglas;
Marvel Milliken, Douglas; Ada May
E,tz. Benson; Crystal Summers,
Fora Mcclure, Ray; Melva
Quillin, Cashion; Leila Redden, Os-
born: Alice Redden, Ajo: Jessie
Finch. Kyrene; Mabel Robbins. Will
son school; Mary Osterman, Phoenix;
Florence Osborn, Phoenix; Edna
T.angston, Phoenix; Lillian Graham,
Thatcher; George Bond Winslow;
Wilfred Austin, Holbrook.
The graduates are making adjust
ments every day and there is no seri-
Gus problem for any Normal graduate
to find a place In the Arizona schools.
Homesteads Not Taxable
A few Tempe citizens are inter-
ested in the United States supreme
are not taxable. Some will receive
tax money that had been paid in on
such land The ruling also included
under the non taxable
property
Or. and ]. n. Moeur in Tucson
DIR. B. s. and Mrs. Moeur are in
Tucson attending the Democratic
gathering and visiting their son in
the university. +. H. Moeur is also
a delegate to the Democratic con-
vention.
Old Clothes for Near East
As persistent and repeated news
paper reminders brought together the
largest donation of flowers for the
Whipple Barracks sick men, so re-
peated reminders in the papers will
bring a generous response in old
clothes for the Near East commit
tee. The schools of Tempe will send
pupils after your old clothes if you
will call up either of the schools.
The local Red Cross is directing the
drive.
Ladies' Aid Thursday
The Ladies' aid of the Christian
church will meet Thursday for an all
to bring lunch.
Congregational Union
The ladies of the Woman's unioneof
the Congregational church will hold
an all-day meeting at the home of
Mrs. Clifford Meyers south of town
All ladies meet at the
church at 1890 and transportation
will be provided.
Week End Visit
Mrs. A. ID. Quinn of East Eighth
street spent the week end with her
niece, Mrs. Stroud of Chandler. Mrs.
Quinn returned Monday.
City Primary
The town election for city council
and mayor will be held next Monday,
May o.. All should register at once.
e. Z. Carr and Lee Pafford have the
books This registration
is good for all city, county and state
elections. Amendments to the con-
stitution are to be voted upon at the
primary election and not at the gem
eral election.
Queen Esther Picnic
Members of the Queen Esther cir
Gle. an organization of young ladies
in the Methodist church, went down
to the river Monday evening with a
goodly portion of beef, skillets and
other things to make out a beefsteak
supper The young ladies enjoyed
the outing and the social meet. They
a similar party soon again.
School Closed
Miss Addie Beck finished her school
work in Peoria last Friday and is now
at home with her mother on East
Eighth street Miss Elder. one or the
teachers of Peoria is spending the
week with the Becks.
Seventh Grade Journal
Boys have been on the street for
a couple of days urging every one to
buy new paper that has just come