Arizona republican., 1922-02-07
INDIA To Be TOPIC
BYM. {. SOCIETY," At
TEMPE WEDNESDAY

TEMPE WEDNESDAY
TEMPE. Feb. s.-The woman's
| Missionary society OF the Methodist
| church will meet Wednesday at
| o'clock at the home of Mrs. Thomas
| Hambly on Forest avenue. India
will be the topic of study and Mrs.
Forest Bredon will be the leader.
Mrs. Fisher will assist the hostess
Among the special features of the
program will be missionary appear
given by a young lady in Indian cos
tune an Indian song, display Of a
| few pieces of Indian handwork. and
a missionary monologue by Mrs. Jean
3. Slocum.
Don't Miss This
The program committee for the
big valentine dance which will be
given under the auspices of the
| Pythian Sisters, Butte temple, No. 10.
! February 10, at the Midway hall, has
| Just about completed arrangements
| for the affair.
A peppy jazz orchestra will keep
| things humming from the first to the
| last dance. Old~fashioned dances,
| lucky spot dances, and a Virginia
reel will be among the special fea-
! lures of the evening. Everyone Is
invited TO come out and have good
time.
| Attend PIT. A. Meeting in Phoenix
Mrs. Dick Old and Mrs. Z. A. Stan
! ford attended a meeting of the dis
| trict council OF PIT. A. which was
held in Phoenix Monday afternoon.
Week End Guests
The Misses Juanita and Ramona
| Tisor of Florence were the week end
guests OF Miss Genevieve Tiliery.
Dance Postponed
| The regular Saturday night dance
will not be given at the Midway hall
this week on account Of the Pythian
| Sisters dance Friday night. The
management will give the next spe-
cial affair Friday evening. February
IL, when Kathyrn Farar and her
Harmony Four will again be in
| Tempe.
PA. A. Meets at Kyrsne
The Kyrene PIT. A. will hold its
monthly program and business meet
ing Thursday evening, February 9, at
1880. Mrs Dick Old is the program
director. The topic Of the evening
will be Home Economics
| Leave for Home
Mrs. j. e. Fuel and little daughter.
who have been here with Mrs. FUELS
mother, Mrs. Tom Goodwin, for the
past two months. left for their home
in Tonto Basin Sunday morning.
Depart for Long Beach
Mrs. Fletcher Schureman and Mrs
Mary Williams and daughter. Gladys,
departed Saturday night for Ions
Beach. They have been here visit
ing their mother, Mrs. Mary Goodwin,
and other relatives for several weeks
Before returning to her home in Chi
cago, Mrs. Schureman will meet her
son, who is an actor in Los Angeles
and spend some time with him there
Hostess at Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. r. J. Hight was hostess al q
prettily appointed valentine luncheon
Monday afternoon. her guests beins
the members of the Monday Bridge
club. The dining room was effect
lively decorated in hearts, the color
scheme being red and white. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent play
ing cards. Mrs. T. A. Anderson had
high score.
Baptist Church
All services at the Baptist church
were well attended. The Young Peo-
pies meeting was one of the very
best, filled with the spirit of devo-
ton to Jesus. At the morning wor-
ship two united with the church and
six were baptized. At the evening
worship five united with the church
This makes total of 40 young peo-
pie who have during the past few
months been baptized into the fel-
lowship OF the church. Sixtytwo in
all have been added to the church
during the past eight months. Or
Wednesday evening there will be q
q teacher training class at O'Clock
and a study Of "Scriptural Baptism
from 1880 to 8, at which time there
will be baptismal service. On Fri.
day evening at 1880 there will be 4
social at the church for the new
members. A splendid program will
be prepared. All are invited Til,
World Wide Guild will meet with
Miss Helen O'ConDor on Saturda,
evening at o'clock. Miss Maym'
Province will have charge of tht
meeting. The Junior B. Y. p. u. o.
the church win meet regularly eacl
Sunday afternoon at 8. Mrs Walker
Trimble will have charge Of this de
| partment.
Methodist Episcopal Church
The attendance at the Methods
church yesterday was the larges
during the present pastorate. II wa
communion Sunday and SO received
{ communion. Five joined the churcl
and three were baptized. Five mor'
: were to have Joined but were pre-
5 vented from being present by sick
! ness. The pastor wishes to maxi
preliminary announcement to tn
general public that J. o. Sexson
chairman of the state pardon board
t Will give an address next Sunda.
: morning at the church service ol
( What l Have Seen and Heard Il
I Prison" This will be a valuabl
9 contribution to our study Of cause
and conditions.
E The Mems Civic club will hold 1t
g fret monthly banquet in the base
{ ment of the Methodist church Thurs
day at $50 .. m. There viii be
I good dinner and a good speaker
! Some other numbers on the program
( will make this an enjoyable occasion
Admission by ticket only. Eacl
member is permitted to bring on
) guest.
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