Arizona republican., 1922-04-28

and boys Of tender age. as well as
to enforce laws that have been
passed.
Following Mrs. oNeills talk. the
subject of the Arbuckle films was
brought UP by Miss Freeland, and a
resolution was passed by the Wash
ington Woman's club that they are
against the showing of Arbuckle
films in Phoenix or elsewhere. Not
because the films themselves are
Objectionable but because the man
who enacts them Is a man OF low
standard, and he and his kind should
not receive the endorsement OF the
public.
Mrs Moore, president of the
Woman's club OF Yuma. Mrs. O'Neill,
Mrs. Couch and Mrs. Cloyerdale. all
OF Phoenix were the guests OF honor
at the social hour which followed.
The Farm Bureau meeting Of
Tuesday night proved to be very
good one. The music furnished by
Miss Middleton. q beautiful duet BY
Mrs. Fulweiler and Miss Nan Ful.
weller. and two Hawaiian pieces
played by Leroy Middleton. were en-
| Enthusiastically received by the audi
| ence. who always enjoy the music
given BY this popular quartet OF mu-
sicians.
J. ID. Stannard's plan for remaining
1 the county roads was listened to
with much interest. and motion
was passed for the Washington Farm
/ Bureau to endorse the plan. IL ac-
ton was first taken on II by the
! county farm bureau. AS c. G. CraEin
| had been called out of town and was
unable to speak on the Cave creek
dam, Judge LAngston, q new MEM
ber of the Farm Bureau. gave q
brief but very interesting talk on the
subject presented by Mr. Stannard,
emphasizing the many good leatures e
/ of remaining the roads, several Oh
| which now bear two or three differ
! ent names.
meeting q purely social me. The
social committee was asked TO get
up a good program and serve re-
| freshments The ladies of the Farm
| Bureau and all families interested
in farm bureau work will be asked
to furnish sandwiches and cakes.
The men will make coffee and fur.
nish the ice cream. and do the work.
| Further notice will be given IN next
weeks news.
The "Helr Each Other club en-
joyed very pleasant day at the
| home OF Mrs. Chris Hoyer on Wed
| nesday. A delicious luncheon was
served at one o'clock. after which
a busy afternoon was spent with the
| hostess, sewing and mending. The
club will meet for the afternoon only
in two weeks with Mrs. ID. r. Irwin.
The S. N. III. club enjoyed an ele-
| CANT dinner Saturday night at the
home of Mrs. Charles Aune. the oc-
casion being the first birthday an
| niversary OF the club Games OF
| progressive five hundred followed the
dinner. Those who enjoyed the de-
Iightf,il evening were: Mr.. and Mrs
| Chris Hoyer, Mr.. and Mrs. II. r,
| Hennigan, Mr. and Mrs. X. s. Spen-
Ger, Mrs Charles Aune, Mr.. and Mrs,
~. C. Leek and daughters. and MIR.
and Mrs Dale Randleman.
The ladies OF the Woman's club
| have been asked to come TO the
school house all day Thursday OF
| this week to sew on the costumes
for the children who will take part
in the outdoor pageant the last day
of school. II enough ladies are pres
ent all of the garments can be Tin
ished at this time.
Nearly eighty were present sun.
day morning at the Sunday school
to hear Mr.. Whites farewell talk. AS
| a parting message to the community
in which he has lived and worked.
| Mr.. White urged that the people
| stand back of the Sunday school
For while every community needs Its
other organizations, like the tarm
Bureau and Woman's club. to have
a balance of interets it must also
look to the Sunday school for It's
moral and spiritual welfare. 1t Is
| the genuine regret of all that Rev.
| White and his family are leaving
Arizona and the best wishes OF the
Sunday school and the community
| go with them in their new field OF
work. ~.
i. w. Greer has traded his 120
| acres Of land which lies north Of the
| school house for 40 acres OF citrus
land near Ingleside.
i Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. irwin enter
tained Miss Irwin's cousins, MI ana
| Mrs ID. r. Parsons Of Pittsburgh,
! pa Tuesday and Wednesday of last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons are en-
| route to the coast,
Fred Shamblin has obtained
| months furlough from the marine
service, and is visiting his wife ana
new daughter, who are staying at
the Brounsberger home during his
absence. Mr. Shamblin Is stationed
in South Carolina.
v. E. Travis and son. Bernard
have been confined to their home
with the flu this last week.
Friday night of this week will be
held the annual Community Night
of the Woman's club. At this meet
ing the Woman's club act as host
esses to the community, and every
family is cordially invited to be
| present This community night dtf-
fers from others given in the past.
i in that the school is to give an art
! exhibit OF the pupils work that has
been done the past year. The school
| will also have complete charge OF the
! entertainment for the evening.
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