Arizona republican., 1922-06-02
FIREPLACE At THE
NORMAL DEDICATED
BY CAMPFIRE GIRLS

TEMPE. June lon Wednesday
evening an addition was made TO the
Normal that is small in size and cost
in comparison to other structures. but
the outside fireplace that was dedi-
Gated and accepted by the Camp Fire
Girla. and the Normal, Will hold
lafge place in the sentimental place
the Normal plays in the lives. of the
hundreds who come and 60. This
large and artistic structure. made of
river stones worn smooth by erosion
of thousands of years by natures
artisans, will be holy shrine around
which pilgrims will gather from year
to year as they return TO this school.
The regular Camp Fire ceremonial
was used in the dedication and sew
eral talks were made in which the
purpose and the use Of the fireplace
was empha asized Those who made
the addresses We're Miss Freda Mat
thews, DR.. Matthews. Miss Ella Roll,
Miss Anderson. DIR. Matthews sur
prised the girls by telling them they
could keep the money they had raised
for future Improvements on the fire.
place and that the board had decided
to pay for it as it stood. Camp Fire
awards were made at this meeting as
follows. Woodgatherers, Ivy knuckey
and Pauline Swift: fire makers, ReDa
Talbot: torch bearer. Miss Freda
Matthews.
The eighth grade of the training
school gave a program during the
morning session Thursday.
commencement exercises of the
training school will be held this Fri
day morning.
The graduating or eighth grade
class is made up of the following
pupils: Olive Breeze, Leone Bostrone,
Carmileta Enriques, Conway Felton,
Gilbert FOCAL Henry Olson, Evelyn
Redden. Owen Teeter, Sam Warner,
Dorothy Wolf. Edna Ruth Wolf
Rachael Murdoch.
Birthday Party
About % friends of Miss Zella
Teeter from the Methodist. church
slipped up to the country home west
of town and thought they were sur
prising her with a birthday party.
ION advice of council Miss Teeter
admitted that she had received some
mysterious subconscious radio hunch
that all was not we'll in the camp.
This did not change the visitors
plans for having a good time. so until
midnight old fashioned and new
fashioned games were played on the
big lawn in front of the Teeter home
At the proper time generous dishes
of ice cream and cake helped all to
be thankful they were there. Zella is
over 16 and under 21.
|. o. o. F. Meets Tonight
Important business at the Odd Fell
lows hall tonight at the regular meet
ing. Members reminded of the meet
iAg and its Importance.
Cattle Shipment
Fifteen hundred cattle from the
Tonto basin belonging to the Cress-
well and Body ranges, were shipped
from Tempe yesterday
Tempe Candidates
Tempe may be represented in the
next legislature by Jim Goodwin and
the superior court may be presided
over by Dudley Windes. These men
1 are so we'll and favorably known TO
1Tempe, that anything the correspond
FSnt might say in their behalf would
be superfluous. They will receive the
majority of the Tempe votes.
Burial Service
Burial service at the Double Buttes
cemetery for w. V. Rowland who
pox his own life a few days ago.
Was conducted by Rev. E. ID. Raley
Thursday afternoon. Mr. Carr. un-
dertaker. had charge of the body.
For the Diaries
1t seems that there has been some
confusion created in the minds of
some as a result of all the publicity
and promotion efforts along farm
lines. It is not the plan of the new
organization to start creameries or
anything else except cooperation and
better methods Full cooperation
with the present creameries is
planned. c. o. Moser summed it all
up as follows: Six fundamentals:
Its basis, unity of interests, dividing
of commodities into grades, volume
of business. long time legally enforce
able contracts, directorate of farmers
who would employ a manager of eX-
perience.
A Worthy Benefit
The Kyrene district is invited to
attend the box social at the school