Arizona republican., 1922-03-09
NINE NAMES
MESA WILL CHOOSE
SEVEN COUNC|LMEN

MESA, March SHINE candidates
for election to the city council at the
primary to be held on Tuesday,
March %, had filed their petitions
with the city clerk up 10 6 o'clock
Wednesday night. There were no
indications that other candidates
were in the field or that additional
certificates would be filed before the
closing hour at midnight.
The nine candidates are Robert
Scott, T. G. Attaway. w. A. Mac
Donald, Fred c. Weekes. George A.
Johnson, J. Z. Asher, c. II. Clark. ID.
l.. Stapley and Leonard Nets All
were named as candidates on the
Citizens ticket.
The primary will be held on March
%, and the general election for the
choosing of seven councilmen to serve
for the next two years will be held
on May "a.
Rotary Plans for Conference
Further plans for the district con-
ference to be held in San Francisco
the last of next week were laid at
the weekly meeting of the Mesa Ro-
tary club held Wednesday noon In
the Guild hail. Practically all of the
time of the meeting was given over
to arrangements for attendance at
the conference and a number of adj
dresses along these lines were given.
Charles Wingar Amos Belts, John
Alsap and Lee F'itzhugh of the Phoe-
nix club addressed the meeting and
other talks were given by local MEM
bers.
1t was pointed out that the sending
of large delegation to the confer
enee means advertising for the Salt
River valley, and the larger the at
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section. The majority of the MEM
bers OF the local club are planning on
attending the conference and Mesa
will reap the same widespread pub
licity that she did last year when the
attendance cup was won by the local
club. Mesa is also pledged to work
with Phoenix in bringing the 1928
conference TO the Salt River valley.
The local delegation to the con-
ference will depart next Tuesday
evening and plans were made for next
weeks meeting to be held on Tues
day instead Of Wednesday noon as
usual.
N. Y. Rector to Speak Here
A service of particular importance
will be held at st. Marks Episcopal
church next Sunday morning when
DR.. Montague Greer, rector emeritus
OF St. PauIs church in New York
city, will occupy the pulpit. The doc
tor viii preach at the regular Sunday
morning service at IL o'clock.
Plans for st. Patriek's Dance
The Stake Mutual Improvement
association is planning to give a big
ball on st. Patricks day, March II,
in the l.. D. s. auditorium. A six
piece orchestra has been engaged
for the occasion and numberless fea-
lures will be introduced to add to the
evenings entertainment.
County Endeavorers in Mesa
The Maricopa County Young Peo-
pies Christian Church Endeavor rally
will be held in Mesa Friday evening
OF this week at the Christian church.
corner Macdonald and First streets.
A delightful program will be pre-
sented and light refreshments served.
All members are expected to attend
the meeting and all young people are
invited. especially those who do not
attend other churches.
Will Drill Thursday Night
Battery y, 158th Field Artillery will
hold its regular weekly drill on
Thursday evening in the armory.
The scheduled drill for Tuesday night
was postponed when plans were made
for a matched game of basketball to
be played between the Phoenix and
NANSd H1tNNAy tSoAiS va AuA SusN9
night. Arrangements for the game
did not materialize 1t was said We'd
nesday. but drill will be held as
originally planned.
Additions to Mallaces
Two luSty boys came into the world
the forepart of this week to assume
the Wallace cognomeu. An eight
pound youth was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam s. Wallace on Sunday
morning and has been named William
Forest Mr.. and Mrs. James @
Wallace are proud parents Of THEN
first born, a twelve pound boy who