Arizona republican., 1922-04-30
MESA |. D. S. WARDS
IN SPORT PROGRAM
OF NAY DAY FETE

oZtNB -
MESA, April 2s-Members of the
four Mesa wards of the L. d. S.
church participated in a lively card
of sporting events at the ball park
Saturday afternoon in which the first
ward wor cut with the other three
divisions ALLOWING in their numer-
ical orders The athletic program was
: a part of the May day festival con-
Quoted by tie mutual improvements
= associations of the four wards, the
days schedule eliminating with the
crowning II the May queen and the
dance. in the L. D. S. auditorium Sat-
: urday evening.
A large crowd was out to witness
the athlet:, events and some lively
contests were staged. The first ward
finished witt 46 points, second ward
with 50 pe intS, third ward with IA
points and tcurth ward with points.
The events were won as follows:
Girls indoor baseball: Won by first
and second wards over third and
fourth wards.
so yarr cash for bishops only:
Bishop Clarence Dana, first ward.
Indoor baseball throw: Second ward
fourth ward, first ward finished In
order nan e1
Relay race for junior boys: Third
ward. first ward, second ward.
so yard dash: Mrs. Nelson, Mrs.
Boyd johnson. Mrs. Donald Berry.
ali members OF the first ward, fin
ished in Il order named.
rs ward dash: D. B. Jones, first
ward: Richad Solomon, second ward
and Elijah Allen. second ward.
Mems hep hop and jump: Second
ward. first ard.
Girls hop. hop and jump: Second
ward. third ward. lirst ward.
7S yard dash free for all: Millard
s fluff. first ward; Rollie Pomeroy,
first ward; Charles Rollin, second
ward.
SO yard dash, junior girls: Third
ward. second ward. first ward.
Mems relay race: First ward, COM
posed of Messenger. Palmer. Cluff
and Pome,cy; second ward, third
ward.
a large q, OVID OF people attended
the festivilie N The auditorium Sat
urdav evening where the night pro-
gram was held. Miss Larue HILBERT
was crown . May queen, the wind
ing of the May pole was carried out
and other interesting features were
presented. The program closed With
4 jitnSy dance.
g PIar Musicale Tuesday
Music lovers of Mesa will be treat
cd to a lia.. program in the audito-
rum Tuesdsy evening which is be-
ing arranA ed under the direction OF
Prof. Dyks " alton. A variety pro-
gram will be given ranging from ia
vorite o,G 81 ngs to high class inter-
probation o. modern jazz. Solos,
duets anu a hcrus OF 40 well trained
voices, saxiis hone, violin and cornet
solos from pixley's orchestra, and
strinred orchestra of is pieces. Ad-
mission viii be free to the event and
the program viii be followed with a
dance.
Green Hurt in Collision
G. II. Green, local raneher, sus-
tanned painful injuries to his arm and
hip Frfds eS ening shortly after dark
when an automobile driven by Miss
Thelna Mitchell collided with a wag-
on loaded with hay on which he and
hts son were riding Green was go
ing west on First street and the au-
fomobile was going north on Mac
Donald street. the collision occurring
at the intersection Of the two thor
ougllfares. The auto struck the rear
end of the wagon and the force OF
the COtllSf L dllQ lA4C AAAsAAtSA~-~
plunge of the horses threw Green to
tsse pavem Mt where he struck on his
hip and arm. The boy also fell to the
pavement and was unhurt. Green was
rushed to the Community hospital
for attenti n and it was expected Sat
urday that an x-ray examination
would be necessary to ascertain the
extent o. his injuries.
pepartn ent Called on Hun
The fire department was called out
at 9 o'cloe Saturday morning to an
swer an alarm of fire turned in from
the J. F Gibson home. 1S1 East Main
street The threatening blaze was ex-
tinguished before the arrival of the
departme I.
Mr.. ana AIRS. E. W. Golden OF lSs
West First ereet moved on Satur-
day to Phoenix. where Mr.. Golden
will be emf Dyed.
Hore from s. /. c.
II. A. Prie. of tie J. G. Penney re-
turned this week from a trip to Salt
Lake Cit where he attended the
.semi-annua conference of Penney
store managers.
Bows Week Observed Sunday
The first Gay of Boys week, fos-
tered hy TT international Associa-
ton of Ro.a Try Clubs. will be obs
served in Mesa on Sunday with ap-
propria+e &c vices at all the churches
and ward mes Ting houses. The work
OF the local Rotary club is in the
hands of y. orge A. Johnson as the
chairman OF the boys work commit
tee of the e'rb and he has left moth
ing undone to insure an auspicious
and successful inauguration OF boys
week in Mesa On Sunday morning
the past,..s in the Methodist. Bap-
fist. Christian and Episcopal and all
four wards IF the Mormon church
will speak on the sermon theme The
BOYS of Our Community
Following Sundays observation OF
the day ir tt half of the youth OF the
nation the assembly at the high
school will en- Monday morning lls-
ten to an attractive program pased
on tor les of interest to the poys.
Three ten minute talks Will be given
there by g,,od speakers.
The Mesa Rotary club viii or Wed
uesdav al it, regu' ar meeting OBJ
serve the weeks event with its
luncheon program given over to the
boys. Each Rotarian will be accom-
panied by = boy at the meeting.
Standage Opens Service Station
C. E Standage has opened serv-
Ice station a the intersection of Main
street and the Chandler road, just
west of town. The station will oc-
cupy the same location where j. r.
Saylors has conducted a station for
the past yeal
Gres to Miami
w. f. 30 ers departed Saturday
for Miami where he will be employed
for the next few months.
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