Arizona republican., 1922-05-13
FARM BUREAU Of
GLENDALE TOLD Of
COOPERATIVE PLAN

GLENDALE, May u. - A special
meeting of the Glendale farm bureau
was called last evening by President
Rathbun for the purpose of discuss
ing and signing up on the CO. opera
tive marketing plan that has been
worked out. This meeting was of
special interest to the grain and hay
growers and the dairymen. Mr.
Armstrong of Phoenix spoke on the
hay situation and urged the farmers
10 sign up Mr. Elliott attorney for
the farm bureau, spoke on the legal
phases of the work, and Carl Miller
of Buckeye, gave a very interesting
talk on the grain situation in the
Buckeye Valley and presented
proposition to the farmers that looked
very favorable Fred TAFT, president
of the county farm bureau. was pres
ent and spoke. as did Fred Rathbun,
local president, on the dairy situa-
tion. In view of the fact that Glen
dale was the first of the various
bureaus to start action on the organ
ization of the dairymen's association,
Glendale farmers were accorded the
honor of being the first to sign the
papers for such an association.
The regular meeting of the farm
bureau is scheduled for next Monday
night, but on account of the con-
flicting dates with the Junior Senior
banquet, the date has been placed as
Tuesday evening at the club house
at 1880 o'clock
Mothers Day Program
A special Mothers Day program
will be given at the Baptist church
next Sunday morning. at which time
special music and program viii be
given. The sermon viii be preached
BY Rev. c. NJ. Northrup.
To Give Entertainment
it has been announced by MISS
Islay Rogers. supervisor of music at
the Glendale grammar scheol, that
short program will be given by the
Girls Glee club of the school Monday
afternoon at l o'clock and all those
who are interested are most Cordial
~ invited to attend.
The grammar school graduation eX-
ercises for the school viii be given
"wednesday evening at the auditorium
at s o'clock and Miss Elsie Toles,
state superintendent of public in
struetion, viii give the address OF the
evening.
To Organize Band
Those interested in the formation
of q. city band met last evening at
the sherwood School of Music build
Glendale city band. At the first
meeting there were II musicians
present and under the leadership OF
francisco Rozzini, a few practice
measures were held. 1t is requested
that all those interested in the for
nation of a band. meet at the school
each Tuesday night at 1880. An cleo
tion Of officers was held and consist
of the following: Francisco Rozzin1,
president and leader, T.. IL. Sattler,
secretary and librarian.
Entertainment Held
This week the Glendale chapter,
order of Eastern Star. held a very
interesting meeting. which was de-
lightful banquet served at the club
house followed by some interesting
work in the lodge hall. Those OUT
Of town visitors who We're present at
the function were: Mrs. Piper, past
grand matron of Kentucky; Mrs. Hell
en- Merriman, past grand matron OIL
Arizona. Mrs. Bertha O'Neii OF
Phoenix, grand Ruth; Mrs. Burt
Wingar grand matron of Arizona;
Mrs. Jennie Woodward. Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. Montgomery, Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
Maddox, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pyatt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett Marks, Mrs.
Thomas Novinger, Mrs. Nell Thomp-
son. all of Phoenix, and Mr.. and Mrs.
V. NJ Hill of Mesa.
The tables and lodge room We're
tastily decorated with flowers and lV0
covers were laid.
Teachers Reelected
The election of teachers for the
coming year at the Glendale high
school was held and the following are
among those who will be here for the
fall term: 3. NJ. Casey, A. i. Phelps,
cynthia Marian, G. NJ Corbet, Gladys
Toney, Carrie Owens, Phyllis Eaton
and p D. TuffeN