Arizona republican., 1922-05-07

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SENIOR CLASS IS To
GIVE PLAY ON MAY Z
TEMPE. May 6.-The senior class
of the Tempe High school will pre-
sent "The Passing of the Third Floor
Back" in the Normal Auditorium, on
Friday Nav ~. Mr. Stuchaps or
chestra will furnish a number OF Sc
lections. Tickets may be obtained
from various high school students.
Seats will be reserved at Laird ana
Dimes Monday. The tickets Will pc
sold at no increase over the regular
price, soc.
Pig Contest
q pen together and all happy ana
a pen togethe and all happy and
self confident. The pigs We're one
ahead Of the boys in weight, goou
looks. sickness, self-esteem and con-
fidence in the future. 1t was an IN
teresting show and 1t would nave
done any one good to have peen
there. The boys were given a cnance
~ iudee the pigs and then Mr.. Nor
ton came and judged the boys Judg-
ing. First prize, Don Hughes; sec
ond prize. Tom Perry; third prize.
Lawrence Miller; fourth prize, keith
Taylor; fifth prize, Ted DAVIS.
Tempe Wins
In the second game OF the series,
Tempe High defeated the lnuldh
School, 10 to 3. Batteries: INDIANS
Begay, Flores and Bird lFloTes re-
placing Begay in the first OF tne
ninth. Tempe. Miller and FELTON,.
Hendricks Of the Indian school
Knocked a. home run in the seventh.
Tempe School Wins
The Tempe Tenth Grade school
went to Scottsdale Friday and won
two games over the Scottsdale
Fishing Trip
A bunch of the Tempe citizens LETT
last night for a fishing trip. They
EXPECT q. good time and will report
the fish stories on their return.
John ]. Tigert To Speak
Commissioner ]. j. Tigert of Wash
ington, d. c.. is to be in the state Tor
a few days next week and Tempe Is
favored again in that the hlgnest
man in the educational system OF the
country is to speak in Tempe Wed
nesdav in the Normal, at 9:45 a. m.
Dr Matthews extends an invitation
to alb the citizens of Tempe to be
there and hear what will undoubtedly
be one Of the most worth while
talks ever heard in Tempe. This lee
ture is. of course, absolutely free.
Normal Students on Camping Trip
Several girls from the Normal went
on a camping trip to Granite Reef
FRIDAY and will return Sunday.
Brave girls to camp in the wild des-
erts of Arizona, with Indians and
wild beasts all about
Flowers for Whipple Sick Men
Tempe win do its part in filling
the sick rooms at the hospital IN
Prescott with all kinds of fragrant
flowers, next Thursday.
prof. Burkhard in New Home
Prof. Samuel Burkhard of the psy.-
choloav department in the Normal,
has moved into his new home at the
corner of Forest and Tenth streets
and will be at home to all his friends
at his new address.
Bridge at Mrs. Belras
Mrs. A. A. Gibson and Mrs. =. w
ReImas entertained at bridge We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of
| Mrs. Belmas an East Fifth street
| Those present We're: Mesdames x. u,
| Myers. a. S. Herzberg, T.. p. Carr, 9.
q steel Herbert Cutler of Los An
| geles, Walter Krone, s. Backvack
| Charles Mosher. A. J.. Kuntz, Max
Krause and p. c. Lemmons. The
| following were present from Mesa
| Mesdames H. w. Davis, w +. COL
| laher, and J. B. Nelson. Mrs Carr
won first prize and Mrs. Gollaher wor
the consolation prize. Dainty re-
I freshments were served and all voted
/ a good time.
Annual Meeting
The annual business meeting anc
! the election of officers for the Con-
/ gregational Mems club. will takS
place sunday evening. Lunch VIII De
! served at the church at $3.50. Al
men of the church and the congrega
tion are invited to attend Good fell
| lowship and the necessary viii Ill
| in the time until 7:45. At that time
| the regular evening program vii
! commence. The speaker of the eve,
ming will be George II. Maxwell, Of
/ irrigation fame, who will speak OF
the proposed developments OF tnt
/ Colorado River irrigation and power
I
service, both men and women 1t Is
an unusual opportunity for enlighten.
ment on one Of the live subjects o.
the day.
Congregational Church s.,
Bible school at 10 O'Clock witt
graded courses for all. Morning wor'
| ship at H. Also communion SER
vice with brief sermon by the pastor
4 on "The Basis of Satisfying Friend
/ ships" Evening service at 7:45 un'
! der the auspices of the Mems club
George H. Maxwell will speak on th'
/ Colorado river projects now before
the public All are cordially invlteo
Christian Church
! Evangelist walker has prepared To-
/ a great day in the Christian church
/ revival today. Those who have come
| into the church during the meetings
will be seated together in a body ant
4 large attendance Of the member
ship of the church is to be present II
i honor of those who have so recentl1
1 come into the church. The sermon
will be in keeping with the occasion
and the whole service promises TO b'
fine one.
An old fashioned reception is to b.
given to the new members on Wed
nesday night, which will be the clos
ing night of the special meetings
The evangelist will speak this NOR
ming upon Christian Growth an
tonight upon 1.-THE Divine Church.
Bible school at 10 a. m; mornini
worship and communion at II a. m.
Christian Endeavor at z p. M, AM
evening service at 7:45 p. m.
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mothers day and Cradle Roll
day. program for next Sunday i