Arizona republican., 1922-05-03
GLENDALE WELFARE
ASSN. ELECTS NEW
OFFICERS FOR YEAR

GLENDALE, May "A very sue
cessful meeting of the Glendale We'll
fare association was held last even
ing at the Christian church. This
body is a part of the Associated
Charities and has united with the
idea of doing the most good for the
most people. About 80 members were
present last evening and the cleo
tion of the board of directors was
held, the following being elected: L..
A. Meyers, G. McAbee, e. w. Carter,
+. A. Kearns, c. w. Taber, Z. p. Bell,
Robert Saulman. Mrs. Green McAbee
and Mrs. Harry G. White.
The board of directors appointed
the following officers to hold during
the next term: Rev. Taber, president;
G. A. Appleby, vice president; Mrs.
r.. A. Logue, secretary and E. G..
Kinman, treasurer. An investigation
committee was also appointed SO that
the deserving cases might be looked
into and receive the attention that
was due them. This committee is as
follows: Mrs. C. H. Tinker, chairman;
Mrs. Harry c.. White, r. w. Smith
and John Tuckey.
In order to complete the organiza-
ton further a committee on member
ship, finance and publicity was APP
pointed and this committee will be
DR.. r. r. Franklin, chairman, r. p.
Bell, r. M. Mccoy. Mrs. e. G. Kim
man. Mrs. G.. A. Cox, Mrs. j. ". Har
rison, Robert Saulman.
The next meeting of the association
will be held next week and it is
thought that other committees that
will be needed will be appointed at
that time.
Matinee Musical
The monthly recital of the matinee
musicaP' will be held at the grammar
school auditorium Wednesday after
noon at Ais o'clock The following
program will be given: Piano solo,
"The Charmer" (GraziovD, Dorothy
Spillman: lyric with piano, Roberta
Otto: ITO a Wild Rose" (McDonelD,
Katherine Tinker: vocal duet, Doro-
thy Logue and Helen Green. This
work is in charge of Miss Claire
Canon, assisted by Miss Islay
Rogers.
Farm Bureau Meets
The Glendale farm bureau held a
very short meeting last evening, the
reason for the shortness being the
scarcity of members, not even a
quorum being present. This speaks
very bad for the interest shown in
the meetings of the bureau and it is
hoped that in the future that the
farmers OF the surrounding district
will attend and help to make the
work success.
Lettuce Shipments Resume
A briskness in the lettuce marker
has been noted and as a consequence
another car of lettuce is being
shipped from Glendale East. Here a
few days ago it was thought that the
present season would be brought TO
a. close. as the quality of the goods
was poor and the market was worse;
but along comes a brisk market ana
every effort is being made to ship
first class lettuce. According to fig
ures furnished, IL cars have been
shipped from here by one firm.
Woman's Club Enjoys Visit
The visit of 20 members of the
Glendale Woman's club Monday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. G.. w. p.
Hunt in Phoenix was most enjoyable
and instructive. Some months in the
past the club planned to have Mrs.
Hunt come to Glendale and give a
talk on Siam and exhibit some or her
treasured souvenirs; but Mrs. Hunt
thought better of the idea and asked
the club to come as guests to her
home. The afternoon was spent by
the ladies listening to- the various
customs Of the country and viewing
the different classes of work that
Mrs. Hunt has gathered together in
her collection. After a pleasant aft
ernoon, delightful refreshments We're
served before returning to Glendale.
Baseball
A game has been matched between
the Greys and the high school team
Thursday afternoon on the creamery
grounds and all members of the
team are requested to be on hand at
the game.
Return From Nogales
The various delegates to the road
convention from Glendale who were
in attendance at Nogales returned
last evening and report a most
splendid time.
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