Arizona republican., 1922-04-02

on the high school diamond Tuesday
afternoon when the Junior College or
Phoenix will cross bats with the
Tempe high boys.
Will Leave for Home
w IT Cummings. who has been vls-
fling at the home of his brother, ).
n Cummings, north of the Tempe
bridge for the past week, expects 10
leave Sunday night for his nome IN
Ration, New Mexico.
Picnic on Desert
party of Tempe young folks m
Guiding the Misses Maude and Ma
bel SAVIOR and Stella F'rizzeil ana
the Messrs. Laurence Drane, Kenneth
Mullen and Dan Sullivan spent
most enjoyable evening picnlcking on
the desert Friday evening.
Tempe Young People Invited to
Picnic
The young people of the Tempe
Christian church have been lnVlteo
to ioin the young people OF the Mesa
church at a desert picnic at the fiune
of the cross-cut canal. All those VINO
wish TO go are requested TO take
their lunch TO the church. as the par
Nv will leave Immediately after the
services. Cars will be at the church
to take those who have no way to go.
Attend Banquet in Phoenix
Several Tempe young ladies Were
appointed delegates to attend the
Queen Esther banquet which was
held in the basement of the FIRST
Methodist church of Phoenix Frloay
evening. Three circles, Glendale,
Tempe and Phoenix, were represented
at this affair and the president OF
each circle told of the work being
done bv their respective circles.
Mrs. Northrup of Southern Callfor-
MIA gave a. most interesting talk on
the work of the Queen Esther circle
throughout the United States.
The girls of Tempe who attended
were: Misses Lizetta Aepli. Deborah
Adams, Gertrude Greene, Zslla rec
ter, Marguerite Painter, Beatrice NC
Ginnis, Esther Beck. Esther Toby,
| GLADYS Davis and Mrs. Percy Mitchell.
Baptist Church
The regular services will be held
at the Baptist church Sunday at the
usual hours. The pastor will preach
both morning and evening.
The men s. banquet, which was held
at the Baptist church Tuesday night
was well attended.
Christian Church
The big meeting starts on Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock with the Bloie
! school. The evangelist, w. Graham
4 Walker, will have a special message
I for the members of the congregation
] at the IL o'clock hour. He is a man
/ of wide experience and will have
! something worth while to say. Eacf
/ member is expected to invite some
neighbor to come to the evening SER
vice to hear the new man. A singer
/ of experience in directing song SER
i vices will have charge of the singing
Evening services will begin at 1880
c. E. prayer meeting at p. m.
New Son
! Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence
Hurlbut of Los Angeles have received
the announcement of the birth OF {
baby boy at the home OF the grand
mother in Ray, March Is. Mrs
Hurlbut was formerly Miss Nlol'
Guldin of this place.
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday services: Church school a
10 a. m. los last Sunday with so OF
time. II a. m, Baptism of children
or others: reception OF new mem
bers: holy communion. p. M, Ep
worth League. subject, Sir, w
would See Jesus" Evening worship
and sermon by the pastor; subject
The Methodist Confessional" Churcl
will begin at 7:45 for the month o
April All members of the churcl
will be asked to tarry after the NOR
ming service for an important ten
minute conference.
Fifteen members of the Queer
Esther Circle attended a banque
given by the Phoenix Circle F'rida,
4 evening.
The Queen Esther Circle viii Civ
a social in the basement of the ehurcl
Saturday evening The public is in
vited. It will be an April Fool so
cial.
The Kings Heralds will meet in tn
church Monday after school.
| About twenty women of the churc
| attended the two day missionary pro
gram in Phoenix Thursday and Fri
day.
| Miss Virginia Bruner Of Hayden,
student in the Sisters Convent schot
in Phoenix, is spending the week en-
| with Mrs. Raley.
| WISH TO ANNOUNCE to III
| public that the Sanitary Cleaning an
: Dye Works is now open and read