Arizona republican., 1922-05-31
RECENT EVENTS IN
LAVEEN DISTRICT

The farm bureau drive met with
astounding success in the Laveen
country. Almost every farmer signed
up in one or more of the four or
ganizations. Laveen went over the
top. A few refused to poin, and we
wonder how a man who has cows,
grain and cotton can see his way
clear to stand alone. But it is hard
to convince some people that the
he is going to organize and stick
to it. The men on this committee
were: Fred Galusha, A. o. Smith,
o. W. Moore, Charlie Archer. M. H.
Sharpe and Mr.. Fuller. These men
are certainly to be commended for
their success in the drive of the past
week
Born. to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cop
pinger, on Wednesday, May "a. a
baby girl. 1t is reported that both
mother and baby are getting along
fine.
Mrs. Charlie Archer made a trip
to Mesa on last Thursday
Mrs. Elliott and Miss Clifford of
Phoenix motored to Laveen one day
last week. guests Of Mrs. Joe Lacey.
ger are visiting this week with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Brad
shaw of the Murphy district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Comes and the Misses
Rood spent the week end with Z. D..
Glines and family
Miss Mary Saunders of Phoenix
spent several days last week visiting
her sister, Mrs. Owings.
Mrs. Whisnant, mother of Mrs W.
Logsdon, is making her daughter an
extended visit.
Mrs. Story is reported on the sick
list this week.
A most enjoyable affair was the
quilting given on Tuesday last by
ladies of the Roosevelt Parent
Teacher association. All agreed that
Mrs. Crowl is a delightful hostess.
The ladies of the Woman's club of
Laveen were invited to Murphy last
Friday. guests of the Woman's club
of that district. Owing to the fact
that nearly all the cars were out In
the farm bureau drive, the invitation
was declined with most sincere re-
grets.
We wish to state that through an
error the name of Ella Mae McClung
was omitted from the list of gradu
ates of the Laveen school as re-
ported in our news of last week
Mrs. Higgins and daughter Luella
of Phoenix spent several days on
the home ranch last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Smith and chill
dren were guests Of Mrs. Peter Truog
of Fowler last Sunday.
Mrs S. A. Baird. Miss Etella Baird
and Mr.. Johnson of Phoenix were
dinner guests in the home of Ira
Baird on Wednesday last.
Professor Glass and Elmer Robi-
nette were Laveen visitors last Mon
day.
G. f. Gammill visited in Laveen
district last week, the guest OF his
brother, l.. A. Gammill.
Billy John and Miss Legin were
guests of the Johns one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. John, who had the
| misfortune of having their house and
| contents burned early last Saturday
morning. have been most generously
helped by their friends and neighbors.
A good sum of money was raised
and many articles of clothing and
some furniture was contributed.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John have been
1 touched by the interest and gener-
osity of the people of Laveen district
/ and wish it known that these acts OF
| kindness are reciprocated by heart
/ felt gratitude. Mr.. johns and 1am-
! lily are stopping with l.. A. Gammill
until their home can be rebuilt, which
will be in the near future.
Religious services are held at the
school house every Sunday. Sunday
school at 1890 a. M; Junior Chris
tan Endeavor 7:30 p. M: preaching
service, $3.50 p. m. Everybody cor
| daily invited.
The Woman's club of Laveen met
on Thursday May %. Mrs. Smith
and Mrs. Files were hostesses. There
was an attendance of 81, two new
members being added to the list. On
| the next regular club day there will
be no meeting, but the club will give
an ice cream social at the school
house. Ice cream and cake will be
served. There will also be a splen-
did program. The proceeds will go to
swell the clubhouse fund. Everybody
invited. Remember the date. June s