Arizona republican., 1922-01-16
MESA COMMERCIAL
CLUB WILL SELECT
DIRECTING BOARD

MESA, Jan. 1.-THE nominating
committee of the Mesa Commercial
club has prepared a list of 19 names
representing various interests in the
city from which seven will be select
ed to compose the board Of directors
of the club during the year 1922. the
election will be held at the annual
meeting of the club to occur on the
night of January 20 in the guild hall'
The present board of directors Is
arranging a live program for the an
nual meeting which promises some
thing Of interest to every MEMBER OF
the club. The directors to be elect
ed at the annual meeting will be Sc
lected from the following list: n. T.
Elufson, L. e. White, ]. c. Raymond,
III. c. Holcomb, Glenn Stapley, L. +.
North Zeb Pearce, Harry Smith, DR..
Charles Shouse, II. M. Hall, Il. E.
Quick, r. T.. Samuels, p. A. Isley,
r. j. Racine, Arthur Vault, I'll. ID.
Ross, Jr., Ray Lesueur, Dan HILBERT
and G.. G. Spilsbury.
Plan Open Installation
The odd Fellows and Rebekahs are
arranging a program for Tuesday
night, January "a, when the instaila-
tion of officers for both orders will
be held. The installation ceremony
will be open to members Of the two
orders and the friends, and program
will be given during the evening.
Church Elects Officers
An interesting meeting OF the
membership of st. Marks Episcopal
church was held Thursday night in
the guild hall. The annual reports
from heads Of the various organiza-
tions were heard and officers for the
new year were elected as follows:
r. w. Hagerlund, senior warden; L.
i. Brady, junior warden; S. r. Swift.
S. L. Doughty, Jewel Aubineau, Mr..
Atchison, DIR. r.. Il. Palmer, DR.. j. e.
Drane and A. l.. Forbis, vestrymen.
Mrs. c. l.. Drew and Mrs. VIM. Men
hennett were chosen as delegates to
the convocation to be held in Nogales
on April rs. Following the business
session the evening was given over
to entertainment and refreshments.
Club Is Entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fred Bracket en-
tertained at their ranch home south
west of Mesa Friday night for the
members of the Dew Drop Inn club.
Cards were played and a social period
enjoyed. In attendance We're: Mr..
and Mrs. G. M. Gerard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. War
rem, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Cerney and
two daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Helm.
Here from Long Beach
w. n. Amos, former Mesa resident,
is passing several weeks in Mesa at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Carl
Gates and family south of town.
Entertain at Cards
Mr., and Mrs. Paul Baxter Beville
pleasantly entertained Friday eve
ming at their home on South HILBERT
-street. Bridge was played during the
evening, followed with the serving of
refreshments.
Sunday Services, Mesa Churches
st. Marks Episcopal Church-Sun-
day school 9:45 a. m. Morning pray
er and sermon, IL a. m; subject, The
Dignity of the Christian Message"
Mrs. Menhennett and Mrs. Drane
will render the duet, Just as / am"
Cordial welcome to all. Francis
Bloy, rector.
White Cross Mission-Gospel SER
vices, 2:30 p. m; Roy Conley Lord
viii preach. More seats are being
provided this week SO all may have
SEATS II NOu olOOd last
again and we will treat you better.
First Baptist Church,. L. Hawes,
pastor. Bible school, 9:45 a. M; r.
b. Croswell, superintendent. Public
worship IL a. nj. and 1880 p. m. At
the morning service Miss Turner May
Hurst will sing Face to Face" The
sermon subject will be, when the
Vineyard Fails" Junior and senior
3. Y. p. u. at $3.50. The juniors will
be led by Mrs. F. e. Hawes. The
seniors will be led by Turner Hawes
and Wallace Clark. The church will
meet for prayer at o'clock. The
choir, under the direction Of Prof.
A. DeFoe Miller, win furnish special
music at both services. At the eve
ming service the pastor will speak on
the very important subject, Does
Mesa Need a Revival of Religion q