Arizona republican., 1922-06-10
SENIORS OF TEMPE
NORMAL MAKE FINAL
CLASS APPEARANCE

1Ahl e, oduS S--MaTCulHS ia "
the music Of the ochestra, the grad
uating class of the Tempe Normal,
robed in cap and gown. made a fine
appearance as they slowly filed down
the aisle of the auditorium and took
their places in the middle block where
they listened to the final words Of the
president and the commencement ad-
dress by z. S. Clarke. The class gave
a final contribution to the program
in two songs and then received the
properly filled in and properly signed
paper. so precious to the graduate.
1t was warm evening and the
members of the class who insisted
that the exercises be inside rather
than outside. had to pay a good price
for the inside idea. The heavy gowns
added to the Affections. When DR..
Matthews told them that they could
file out to the lawn and there in the
cool air and under the old trees re-
ceive the good wishes of their friends,
there was sigh of thankfulness.
Miss Lucille Bailey. Miss Leila B.
Redden and Marie Zander Barker re-
ceived the prizes this year. These
were given for best grades and for
best story.
Congregational Church
Bible school at 10 o'clock. Graded
courses for all. Morning worship
at IL, with sermon by the pastor, "A
Piece of Brass" Union evening serv-
ice in rear Of the Baptist church.
Methodist Church
Regular services at the Methodist
church Sunday with the exception
of the o'clock evening service
Sunday school for all grades at 10
and church services at IL O'clock
The pastor will preach on the subject
Light and It's Use, Materially and
Figuratively AS Used in the Bible. "
In the evening the young people will
hold their meeting at 7:15 and ad-
journ at 1855 that all may go to the
union service on the Baptist lawn.
Baptist Church
The pastor will preach as usual at
the morning service and invites all
members and frienss to be present.
1t has been decided by the ministers
to hold the evening service for the
summer on the lawn of this church.
Prof. Samuel Burkhard will preach
Sunday evening. Sunday school at
the usual hour in the morning.
Christian Shurch
Mr.. Davis will preach at the morn
ing service following the Bible schooi
and the communion service. The
congregation will join with the other
churches in the evening on the Bap-
tist lawn.
Union Service
A music and a finance committee
has been selected to look after details
of the Sunday evening meetings.
Two special pieces OF music will be
planned for each Sunday evening. IL
is possible that the Tempe band will
play Sunday evening. Prof. Samuel
Burkhard will give the sermon,
To Summer in Flagstaff
A Tempe friend Of Mrs. Van Note
has just returned from Flagstaff
where she met and took trip to the
Grand Canyon with Mrs. Van Note.
Mrs. Van Note is to spend the sum-
mer in Flagstaff and will visit all
points of interest in the vicinity in
cluding the petrified forest, the ice
caves. the cliff dwellings. Sunset
mountain. San Francisco Peaks and
other points OF interest. Mrs. Van
Note sends word to her Tempe
friends that she will return to Tempe
in September.
Here From Idaho
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery are Wis
iting Mrs Fl. @. Morton on West
Eighth street and will be with her
for some time. These good friends
come from far away Idaho and are
delighted with this valley.
Wedding Bells
At last Tempe has had q wedding
1t has been so long since there has
been wedding to report that 1t is
| rather startling news. Robert Rich
ardson and Alpha Boren were made
| man and wife in the home of the
bride by Rev. e. M. Lands. The wed
ding took place Thursday and the
immediate relatives of the families
were entertained at fine dinner fol-
| lowing the wedding.
Get Vaccinated
It need not cost you anything to
get yaocinated If you want it: AL
| of the doctors have generously and
| kindly offered their services free oi
| charge. This naturally applies to
these who would otherwise be de-
| prived Of this help If they had to pay
| for it. 1t is reported that there are
| several cases of smallpox but no oc-
casion for alarm to those who are
well and will take normal precau-
| tions along sanitary lines. What you
| drink. what and how you eat. wha,
you do with your spare time may
have more to do with whether you
catch something or not.
Old Timers in New Home
Rev. and Mrs. r. A. Windes have
| just moved into a brand new house
on East Eighth street which they
have had built. 1t is a honey home
| and the many friends OF this pioneer
couple. who came to Arizona before
the most of US were born and lived