Arizona republican., 1922-05-24

the afternoon the rest of the grades
entertain the parents in the Training
school buld .ng. One week from Fri
day the school closes with an after
noon program. Next Monday the
Training school will entertain the
public at rne assembly hour.
Material Progress
Mr. Austen is Supervising the work
of laying large tile pipe on the Nor
NAL grounds for the purpose of car
rying the irrigation water The open
bitches will be filled up as soon as
this new system is in.
A substantial and artistic piece of
cobble stone masonry is being placed
on the campus in front of East Hall
for the Camn Fire Girls. 1t is large
outdoor fireplace to be used in the
to this order.
The stage of the farm work on the
Normal farm indicates that it is sum-
mer time and that the harvest is
here; grain cutting is on and other
work incidental to the farm and stock
gives the appearance of a model
farm.
The city gas pipe being installed
in the alley back of Eighth street is
being extended to the Normal grounds
and a much improved gas pressure is
anticipated when the new pipe is
connected.
Union Church Services
The ministers of the city met Mon
day and scheduled themselves for the
evening union services to be held ION
the lawn of the Baptist church dur
ing June, July and August, as fol-
lows: June II Prof. Samuel Burk-
hard; June Is. Rev. E. NJ. Lads; June
25, Rev. E. D. Raley; July 2, Rev. T.
O. Douglas; July 9. Rev. Bernard Da-
Wis; July Is Rev. e. NJ. Lands; July
%, Rev. t. o. Douglas; July 80, Rev.
e. d. Raley; August 6, Rev. Bernard
Davis; August 13. Rev. III. O. Nor
ton;g August 80, Rev. +. D. Raley,
August q, Rev. E. M. Lands.
A music committee and finance
committee was selected. 1t is planned
to give much attention to the music
for these services. The city band will
be secured for part of the services to
assist.
For Art Students
Those interested in the art will be
glad to know that J. j. Coghland of
Phoenix is planning to start class
in oils. DIRE wing and water colors in
Tempe. Students here for the sum-
mer will be interested in this.
tn City Election
The judges of the city election held
on Monday report a pleasant time
with very little excitement outside
the usual humor stationed along the
line as the various voters do and say
surprising things for Intelligent
American citizens. The 1S7 voters
had no trouble electing the following
city council: Garfield Goodwin, Curt
Miller, Robert Mullen, L. D. Crook
Walter Bushby. These are all good
men and no one is worrying about the
new administration.
Pythian Sisters
The meeting of the Pythian Sis
ters at the hall Thursday evening is
an extremely important meeting in
view of the fact that the Grand Chief
will be present. All members are
urged TO be present.
Boy Scouts
The official camp staff of Camp
Geronimo will hod the first of Sc
ries of meetings on the river be-
tween the Tempe Buttes at O'Clock
Thursday evening. The arrangement
of the program of the camp and all
the preliminary preparations for it
will be taken up a this meeting.
Tempe Troop No. / will serve the
staff camp mulligan. This is rare
opportunity for all Tempe Scouts to
get a chance to meet the officials
who will be Il charge of the summer
camp.
Daughters of Confederacy
All members of the Daughters of
the Confederacy are urged TO be at
the home of Mrs. Wamsley, 70S Mill
street, Friday at 2:30 pm.
To Mesa Revival
Thirty-five Of the Tempe Congre-
CATION visited the Christian church
Monday evening to take part in the
Walker revival.
Examinations Today
This morning at o'clock the final
test will begin to settle the worry
and the question of who is Who?"
in the schools. Some of the students
feel like saying, Let us pray" Those
who have been there are sympathetic
enough and interested enough to say
Cheer up and do your best and it
may not be so bad after ALL"