Arizona republican., 1922-06-02
FLORENCE PREPARING
FORCOMMENCEMENT

Sunday evening in the auditorium
of the high school, DR.. James Hunter.
pastor of the Presbyterian church OF
Florence, preached the baccalaureate
sermon to the senior class. The top
ic of the sermon was "Noblesse Obli-
ge'' or 1.-THE Five Pointed Star of
Chivalry." The star was the emblem
of the knights of the crusade and the
points of the star represent Truth.
Purity. Courtesy. valor, Patience.
DR.. Hunter urged the young people
leaving school to begin life to adopt
the symbol of the crusaders for their
OWL.
Reverend Mr.. Cooley of the Chris
tian church pronounced the invoca-
tion and the benediction and read the
Scripture. The Florence Musical club
sang several numbers during the
service.
Last Friday evening, May 26 the
junior class of the Florence Union
high school presented the play,
Green Stockings to large audi
ence in the auditorium of the high
school, Miss Hazel Boring as Celia,
had the leading role. Those who saw
the play regarded it as creditably
performed Mr.. Clarence Nolan as
MIR. Faraday" and Miss Ramona III
sor as AUNT Ida" were accounted
good in those parts. During the in
termissions. Miss Carol Sickler sang
a series of songs in costume, in
pleasing manner.
The seniors of Florence Union High
school held their annual class
day program in the High School aud
itorium Wednesday night, May 81
There were songs by the class, the
presidents address, class statistics
class poem, class history, class pro-
phecy, class will and the class gifts
to the different members of the
faculty.
Florence Notes
A county farm bureau trademark
Is being sought in a competitive con-
test. All producers who comply
with the terms of the bureau will be
allowed to use this trade mark upon
their products. Prizes are to be
awarded to the ones who suggest the
best trade marks from which a final
choice will be made.
Misses Evelyn Nicholas and Flea
nor Devine were the charming host
esses at a dance given at the Nicho-
las home, Saturday night. The
house was decorated in green. pink
and red and the lawn was lighted
with Japanese lanterns. During the
evening, crickets, serpentines and
paper hats were passed out to the
dancers. Delicious refreshments We're
served by hostesses.
The Ray Consolidated Copper COM
pany VS. Ray Broken Hill Copper
company case has been holding the
attention of the superior court for
the past five or six days. Judge
Frank Lyman of Phoenix is on the
bench. They Ray Consolidated is
represented by Messrs. Fennemore
and Spaulding of the law firm of
Stahl, Fennemore, Longan and Coo
per, and the Ray Broken Hill COM
pany by +. H. Swenson.
In the case of c. G.. Powell VS..
Alfred C. Evans to quiet title to cer-
tain lands, judgment was given TO c.
G. Powell.
O. A. Rose and daughter. Lila, ac-
companied by Mrs. H. II. Wrenn, left
Sunday for Pomona. Cal, where they
will visit.
E. H. Doty was in Phoenix last
week during the visit of the eastern
realtors. While there he distributed
pamphlets telling of our valley and
town to these visitors.
The annual memorial services OF
the Oddfellows viii be held at the
Christian church on the morning of
June IL. Rev. Mr.. Cooley will preach
the memorial sermon.
Mrs Ernest Wickersham of SAT
ford is the guest of Mrs. B. F. Thutn.
Mrs Wickersham has been the in
centive for many delightful parties.
II. Fl. Wrenn received telegram
Saturday, telling of the sudden death
of his father law. e. A. Rose, al
Pomona. Cal Mrs. Wrenn was with
her father at the time of his Death
Mr.. and Mrs. steve Brennaman an
nounce the arrival of young son at
their residence, Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lillian Nicholas Is visiting
friends in Ray this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Zellwegec and
Mr.. T. A Nicholas We're Tucson visi-
tors Monday.
The many friends of George Tru-
man are urging him to run for super
visor from this district
stephen Fl. Abbey has announced
his determination to become candi-
date for the Democratic nomination
for judged of the superior COURT
The Florence Woman's club held
its last bridge party of The year at
the residence of Mrs. Fl D. Hall
Friday afternoon. Mrs. il. q. Rich
ardson won high honors and Mrs
Maurice Cook second honors. The
hostesses were Mesdan1es IT. ID. Hall
w. C. Randall, l.. Misches, and G.
Vernon. Sr.
S. w Newman has returned from
Long Beach, Cal, where he was
| called by the serious illness OF his
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