Arizona republican., 1922-01-28
ARE
GRADUATED FROM
THE MESA SCHOOLS

MESA, Jan. PA very interesting
program was presented by the eighth
grade students in their graduation
exercises Thursday evening at the
high school auditorium. There We're
81 graduates from the Franklin
school four from the Booker T.
Washington, and two from the high
school vocational school, making a
total OF 81 to receive diplomas. The
entire number are planning on enter
ing high school on Monday. Fol-
lowing is the program which was
given:
The Red Scarf
.. Eighth Grade Boys and Girls
Address of Welcome .......,.,.
.............., ,Harvie Hastings
I Know a Bank-Eighth Grade Girls
No Better Land this This. .......
................. Clinton Ray
The Good Little Boy.
................... Wesley Gerard
Violin Selection ................
Dottie Brimhall, Vilate Allen
The Cookie Jar. :. Kent Silverthorn
A Feller's Hat. ..... Hoss Hendrix
Dance ...t....E Eight "A" Girls
The Things That Haven't Been /,
Done Before ...... Pearl Hubbard
At Breakfast Time -. Nora Coplan
Patria Mia, Eight "A" Boys and Girls
There were two surprise numbers
which afforded much pleasure to the
audience. They were an address by
Professor Hendrix and a burlesque
representation by Stanley Churchill.
Included in the graduates from the
Franklin school who received their
promotion certificates Thursday
night and will enter the Mesa Union
High school with the beginning of
the new semester next Monday were:
Nilate Allen, Booth Barefoot, Forrest
Barefoot, William Bowers. Lottie
Brimhal, Mary Cerney. Nora Coplan,
Zena Cummard, Essie Furr, Wesley
Gerard, Harvie Hastings Ross Hen
dirk; Bernal Holcomb. oscar Hovde,
Pearl Hubbard, Esther Huber. Juan
ita Hutchinson, Juanita Paisley, Max
inc Phelps Clinton Ray, Vernon
Schupp, Katherine Shirley, Bernard
Sebeit. Kent Silverthorne. Raymond
Smith, Louise Solomon. AlZada Stan
diferd, Spencer Stewart, Bernice
Turley. Frank Vance and Anna
Wiley.
Oyster Supper
Members of the local circle Of the
Woodmen of the World met Thurs
day evening at the k. of +. hail to
enjoy a varied and amusing program.
An oyster supper was served after
the program and later dancing was
participated in.
Sunday Is Geneolony Day
Sunday will be observed through
out Arizona as Geneology day, and
most OF the wards in the Maricona
stake, Latter Day Saints. are arrang-
Al .f.l
services. The second, and third
wards, Lehi and probably the first
ward will observe the day and spe-
cially appointed speakers will treat
on the genealogical subject and the
temple work on which it is dependent
from a scriptural, historical and
practical standpoint. On account of
the interest that has been manifested
in the temple work it is expected
that ther will be unusually large at
tendance at the meetings both OF
Morfnons and nom members of the
church. The speakers will reply to
the criticisms of the reorganized
church and other ministers that have
been made on geneology since the
dedication OF the temple site in Mesa
in November. The special meetings
will be held at 1915 Sunday in con-
nection with the regular sacramental
services.
Tagging Old Cars
More than $50 automobiles bearing
1921 license plates and numbers were
tagged in Mesa on Friday by Deputy
Sheriffs Parsons and Watson of the
sheriff's office. The tag bore a notice
to the owner OF the car 10 appear
before the Judge Of the local precinct
and to secure his new number plates
for 1922 at once. The deputies put
in full day on the southside work
ing Tempe, Mesa and Chandler dur
ing the day.
Accompany Body TO Old Home
The remains of w. G., Walker. who
died Thursday morning at the home
OF his daughter. Mrs. l.. Fl. Van
Spanckeren in Mesa, were shipped
Friday evening to the old home in
Macon. Mo-, for interment. Clyde
Walker, son OF the decea sed, and his
wife who arrived in Mesa Friday
morning from their home in Covina.
Cal, accompanied the remains to ths
former home.
Goes to the Coast
H. A. Price. manager of the j. c.
Penney store in Mesa. departed
Thursday night For Los Angeles
WneTe ne Will SpeHu LllG WSSh-Silu.
Basketball at Auditorium
Four games were played Thursday
evening at the L. d. S. auditorium to
a small bat enthusiastic group of
fans: The results were as follows:
First Ward. IA: Methodists, 23.
Lehi 33: Third Ward IA.
Second Ward, AS; Baptists. 5.
Fourth Ward. So; Christians, 8.
Basket Social
A large crowd attended the basket
social at the old tabernacle on Thurs
day evening. Many attractive bas-
kets were auctioned Off and all de-
clared that there are some mighty
good cooks among the l.. D. S. mem
bers OF the Mesa wards. Dancing
and games were enjoyed.
To Entertain Teachers
Teachers from all Maricopa county
Will assemble in Mesa Saturday aft.
ernoon for their regular meeting. An
interesting prgfam has been pre-