Arizona republican., 1922-02-08
FLORENCE PREPARES
FOR Entertainment
Of VISITING CLUBS

FLORENCE, Feb. 5.-At lunch
con on Tuesday, January 81. the
chamber of commerce made plans
for the entertainment of the No
gales, Tucson and Phoenix Rotary
and Kiwanis clubs, which are to visit
Florence on February %. President
B. +. Thum appointed a committee
of six: j. r. Treat. Heinie Schewel.
J. o. Baughn, ]. j. Regan and MIR.
Travis to arrange for the entertain
ment Of the visitors.
The Misses Rynning, daughters OF
Captain Rynning. warden of the
prison, were charming hostesses at
dancing party which they gave at
their home Friday night. Delightful
music was furnished by the prison
orchestra. About fifteen couples of
the younger set enjoyed the party.
The board of directors Of the Flor
ence union high school met Thursday
night Mr.. Frank Pinkley was elected
president and Mr.. b. #. Thum. secre-
tary for the ensuing year.
The Ladies of the Maccabees held
their monthly social meeting in their
rooms Tuesday afternoon. A most
delightful afternoon was spent in
bridge. in ,whichc Mrs. Heinie Sche-
wei won first prize and Mrs. r. l..
The Woman's club held their
monthly bridge party Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. II. D. Hall.
Mrs. Marion Drais won first prize
and Mrs. Charles Clark Vernon, Sr.,
second. The hostesses, Mesdames
John Zellweiger. c. G. Vernon. Jr..
EMS Thurman, II. B. Ross and Miss
Lola LaBarron. served delightful re-
freshments.
DIR. r. W. Clothier, principal of the
Florence union high school. has re-
signed his position To accept posi-
tion with the United States Veterans
bureau. He will probably locate in
California. Dr. Clothier and his wife
have made many friends during their
short stay in Florence and they will
be greatly missed. especially in the
music and church circles In which
they were interested and helpful
workers.
Paul Moody has accepted a. posi-
ton with the Pinal county highway
department.
Martin Baldwin left Sunday morn
ing for Tucson where heswill enter
the University for the second semes-
ter.
Mr.. Frank w. Norton and Miss
Margaret Thomas. both of Phoenix.
were married here Saturday, the
2Sth. Rev. Hunter officiated.
Mr.. Alice of the law firm Of Hayes.
Laney and Alice of Phoenix. was IN
Florence Friday on court business.
Francis NJ Hartman of Tucson, at
torney for the Southern Pacific, and
Archie r. Connor of the firm OF
Kingan, Campbell and Connor Of
Tucson, are in Florence to try the
case of Vader H. VanSlyk vs. r. Roy
Sibley ct al.
Mrs. E. v. Sickler motored to Tue
son Saturday to spend the week END
with her daughter, Miss Marion, who
is attending the University.
Miss Winona Montgomery or the
Florence union high school faculty
spent the week end III Tucson guest
of her sorority.
J. r. Jennings Of the Department
OF Agriculture Florence Union High
school, was in Tucson Saturday and
Sunday the guest of his brother, a
student in the University.
The Florence Music club under the
direction OF DIR. Clothier is prepar-
ing for public performance the light
opera: "Trial by jury" by Sullivan.
The athletes of Florence Union
High school have been particularly
interested III q DdShCtDoii SVNAAcr
ment which is being held there. In
the past week two inter-cla games
were played which resulted in the
Seniors defeating the Freshmen Is
to II, while the Sophomores were
victors in the Sophomore Junior
game by the score Of 10 to z.
r. J. Brady and family accom-
panied by Mrs. J. NJ. Bernal drove to
Phoenix Friday
Jack Sims, Henry Robertson. John
Huffman and Mart Riggs, students
Of the University were home for a
few days vacation between semes-
ters.
RIB. Trexler of Allenstown, Penn,
was a house guest of Mr.. and Mrs
H. @. Robertson, during the past
week.
Mayor ]. G. Heating, Mr.. Heinie
Schewel, Mr.. w. w. Lane, Mr.. Joe
Bukey returned from the Good Roads
meeting held in Nogales last week.
The roads from Florence to Phoe-
nix are steadily improving and the
trip can now be easily made in two
hours and thirty minutes. Many
people are taking advantage OF these
good roads and Florence is visited
daily by large number of tourists.