Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
WASHINGTON ELECTS
COTTON ASSN. MEN.

The Friendship Circle carried out
a successful little surprise party on
Mrs. A. ]. Brownsberger, Thursday
afternoon. The Brownsbergers viii
leave about July / to establish a new
home in California. much to the re-
gret of their many friends in both
the Glendale and Washington dis
tricts. During a brief business ses-
sion the names of Mrs. N. r. Stan
ley, Mrs. Alwine, Mrs. Lammars and
Mrs. A. G. Braden were added to
the circle membership roll. The
names of Mrs. T. J. Imler and Mrs.
Samuel Siegrist of Phoenix are also
to be added to the roll. A very pleas
ant social hour followed by the serv-
ing of ice cream and cake completed
the afternoon. Those present were,
the Mesdames H.. r. Hennigan,
Charles Anne. n. r. Stanley, D. z.
Irwin, Frank Hilgeman. X. S. Spencer,
A. G. Braden, f. u. Virgins. Z. C.
Robertson, j. w. Stauffer. Alewine.
Lammars. Isles, w. d. Fulweiler,
Shamlin and the Misses Lucille Mid
dleton and Nan Fulweiler. The Aide
will meet the second Thursday in
July, with Mrs. Middleton.
The members of the cotton grow
ers association met Saturday night
and elected Conrad Hess as director
from this district. Other officers
chosen for the local association were
George Taylor. chairman; George
Lawton, vice chairman: X. D. He'll
worth. secretary. The names of
Webb Griffin, w. S. Stevens. DR.. ].
l,a, la1. n nd
dali Glassford were chosen from this
district for their delegates at large.
The Children's Day exercises of the
Sunday school were attended by an
even hundred people Sunday morning.
A short but very good program was
given as follows: Songs by Sunday
school, prayer by Mr. Holsinger,
Words Of Welcome by Howard
Anne: recitations by Catherine Ford,
Lorraine Leak, Dcpald Randleman.
Group of songs by Bible school pupils.
Cradle roll exercises during which the
names of six babies were added TO
the roll, and the singing of several
songs from the new song books COM
pleted the program.
Twenty-o one members of the Chris
ton Endeavor society held their regu-
lar meeting at Hyatt's camp Sunday
afternoon. These meetings will be
abandoned until fall as so many are
leaving the camp for the summer.
The Girl Scouts will meet every
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
hereafter. All girls in the neighbor-
hood are invited to meet with and
join the new organization.
Jack Hughes is enjoying the out
ing with the Boy Scouts at their
camp at the Garden of Allah.
Thirty of the young folks greatly
enjoyed a swimming party in the
canal at Seventh street. Friday night.
The beautiful moonlight night greatly
added to the evenings pleasure. Re-
freshments were provided by the
girls. Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hilgeman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Virgins enjoyed the
outing with the young people,
The Christian Endeayor society Is
planning to give play entitled the
'District school, within few weeks.
Those who have parts are working
on them, and the play promises to be
fine.
Miss LEILA Patrick who has been
quite i'll with an attack of appendi-
citis at the home of Mrs. Charles
Anne is now very much improved and
Will soon be able to be around again.
Various members of the Kendall
family of Glendale. are visiting at the
home of their cousin, Mrs. ID. T.. Irwin.
Leroy Middleton will leave Tues
day for Ash Fork, where he will spend
the summer
Stanley Murphy of San Francisco,
visited his orange grove the last week.
He has decided to bud his orange
trees over TO grapefruit. the work on
which will be started Immediately by
Mr.. Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Summers left
Friday for California where they will
spend the summer. Mr. and Mrs. X,
S. Spencer Will occupy their home
while they are gone.
Mrs. w. j. Tetzlaff has handed in
her resignation as fourth grade
teacher for this coming year.