Arizona republican., 1922-03-18
GIRLS OF NORMAL
SCHOOL PLAN To
GIVE OPERETTA

TEMPE, March 1.-THE Kalakaga-
thia Camp Fire of the Tempe Nor
NAL school, assisted by the Camp
Fire of the training school. win pre-
sent an Indian operetta, THE Feast
of the Red Corn" at the Normal
auditorium next Wednesday, March
20, at S:15 pm. Admission, 35 cents.
The proceeds of this entertainment
will be used toward the building OF
a fine out-of-door fire place upon the
Normal campus this spring. Plans
are under way to begin the construc-
ton almost Immediately after the
proceeds OF the operetta are in hand.
This fire place will form the center
and the Camp Fire girls OF the nor
NAL and training school ask your
cooperation in furthering this ex-
cellent project.
The operetta is one of Paul Blisss
most tuneful compositions, which is
a real recommendation in itself.
Dances and special feature songs will
furnish an interesting variety to the
program. Mr.. Harold Clark will as
sist with his drum.
Baby Girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Olsen are the
proud parents OF a nine pound baby
girl, born Thursday afternoon at the
Calhown hospital.
Returns to Phoenix
Mrs. r. Z. Dunlapp, who has been
a guest at the c. 0. Austin home
for several days returned to her home
in Phoenix, Friday.
To Put on Play
The girls basketball team of the
Tempe normal school has been asked
to put on the play, "a Virginian Ro-
NANCE" which was presented at the
auditorium last Tuesday night in
Mesa. The directors, Mrs. William
Goodwin and Prof. j. l.. FELTON,. are
making arrangements TO give ii in
Mesa next Tuesday night under the
auspices of the Mesa Musical club.
Home for Week End
Frank FOCAL Jr.. who is attending
the university at Tucson this year is
home for the week end.
Attend a Board Meeting
Mrs. William Goodwin attended
the board meeting of the State Fed
Grafton OF Music Clubs which was
held at the home of Mrs. II. ID.
Ross on North Central avenue Thurs
day. The purpose Of the meeting was
to transact the business in connec-
ton with the State Federation, to be
held in Tucson, April 81. Mrs. Good
win is treasurer of the organization.
Methodist Episcopal Church
The Methodist church viii follow
the Lenten and Holy Week sugges-
ton in children services, prayers,
Scripture. texts for sermons and SER
mon content.
The Sunday morning sermon will
be based upon an event that hap
peney on Tuesday of Holy Week.
Jeus tells the Jews about the stone
which the builders rejected In the
evening the Scripture will be the
story OF the barren fig tree. which
came on Monday of Holy Week.
The pastor had the great privilege
OF hearing most of Mrs. Hoover's
talks and most OF the hearings on the
Colorado dam project during khe
week and will bring short state
ment to the congregation relative to
the great man and the great prof.
ect that will mean so much 70 all
Arizona and to our children's chill
dren.
Sunday school attendance let down
last Sunday because of sickness, but
a good attendance is expected sun
day.
The league will be led by Paul Ra-
ley and the subject is "Paups Con-
version"
Tempe Congregational Church
Sunday, March 19; Bible school al
10 o'clock; graded classes for all
Morning worship at II. with sermon
by the pastor on "The Second Table
Of the Law" Evening service at 1850.
The address of the evening will be
the second talk on Christian funda-
mentals How God Teaches Human
Life" Questions are welcomed.