Arizona republican., 1922-02-23

now being taken To the local
egg market and all ness men,
merchants and farI II cooper
ate in this matter
Mrs. w. II. LeCol and daugh-
ter. Margaret. left ST. lay night last
for Tucson, where they win make
their future home Mrs. LeCompte
was a progressive member of the
Woman's club and had been con-
nected with reportoria1 department
of the Dispatch, published here. She
will take up a new field OF news
paper work in Tucson in the very
near future.
Miss Grace Ryan and sister, of
San Diego, Cal, left this week for
Phoenix Miss Ryan win take up
her extension work with the home
economics department in Phoenix
and expects to remain there for some
time.
The s. p. Railroad company here,
realizing the superior quality OF the
lettuce grown in this vicinity, has
arranged with Fred Powers OF Eloy
10 supply the demand for all the
dining cars and eating houses along
the S. +. with the favortte green
stuff.
Rev. Dirk A. Lay OF Sacaton and
this valley returned home on Tues
day evening of this week from a So
journ in Washington. d. G. Rev.
Law states that he feels very much
encouraged that the San Carlos prof.
ect viii go through. He SAYS that
something definite will be heard on
this matter in the very near future.
T. 4. Roberts chief inspector of
the Indian department. has completed
his work i'm Sacaton and left at once
for Redmond, Cal. where he will
take up other matters.
The Baptist chapel car arrived
here on Sunday evening of this week
and Mrs. Bertha c. Doring began
series of Bible lessons. Mr.. Dorlng
accompanies his wife on these tours.
The car was in Tucson most all OF
last week and viii be here until after
next week Sunday there viii be
regular services held at the place
where the chapel car lis parked every
night during the week.
on Friday evening. February IL,
Misses Frances Freeman and Blanche
WaI of this city delightfully."- enter
tained at a farewell party and dance
for the pleasure OF Miss Alma Lee
Iipscomb. Miss Lipscomb. who Is
duite a favorite among the young
high school students. left on Satur-
dav evening with her mother Tor
Yuma. Ariz.. where they viii join
Mr.. Iipscomb and make their future
home. The party was held IN the
/ O. O. +. hall and the young folks
were chaperoned by Mrs. wan, MISS
Garnita Freeman and Danny Peart.
The local orchestra furnished excel
lent music and the evening hours
were devoted entirely to dancing
Later in the evening delicious re-
freshments were served. the guests
invited were Misses Alma Lee LAps-
comb. Marie Peters, Dorothy reeves
Margaret Bennett, lydia DAVIS
Kathryn Katts Mamie Snow, Zeina
Blair. Opal McNatt, Georgia bender'
Alice Peart, Frances freeman
Blanche Wall. Messrs. William SWl-
CERT. Willie Hamilton, Buster Ben
nett. Leslie Bennett. Doyle Harbl-
son THOMPSON Lee. Jack Clements,
Walter Barber, Frank Davis. Stanley
Shockey, Archie Ray and Fred Good
rich.
Mrs NJ. Sullivan very delightfully."-
entertained the ladies Of the Catholic
Benevolent society. The ladies as
cussed and made final plans for their
dance to be given on the evening OF
ST Patricks day, March II. MRS.
sullivan at the conclusion OF the
business session served dainty re-
freshments. SO,
Mayor T. r. Peart, Sam G. Baillie
and r. T. Swanzey were In Tucson
on Friday of this week. These gem
tlemen went to a meeting OF repre-
sentatives Of Bankhead route cities
who were holding a conference N