Arizona republican., 1922-06-21
GIVE LAST DANCE
At NE|GHBORHOOD
HOUSE ON FRIDAY

The trustees of Neighborhood
House will give a dance Friday night,
June 20. This is the last of the Sc
ries of dances the Roosevelt Neigh
borhood club has sponsored during
the year. The dances have been a
great success and have added greatly
to the social pleasures of the COM
munity; a number of people from
town have driven out regularly for
the enjoyable fornightly dance. An
excellent orchestra has been engaged
for the Friday event and an informal
good time is promised to all.
The ice cream social given by the
Ladies' Aid and the Roosevelt 2. T.
7. Thursday evening was great
success. A pleasing program was
presented during the evening by the
young people of the district. Those
appearing on the program were
Misses Olive Hammons, Opal Rud
dell, Helen Roby. Ruth Bowles and
Kate Roby in musical numbers: Miss
Della Krell gave a reading. Ice cream
and cake were sold after the program
and a social hour enjoyed. Mrs. j. t,
Bowles was assisted by Mrs. Fl. G.
Wheeler in arranging the affair.
A cry of distress and loud groan-
ings awakened residents living near
South Center and Roesers road Sun
day morning about 1:30 o'clock. Upon
investigation it was found that an
Indian had fallen from his buggy and
was badly hurt. A call sent to the
sheriff's office brought help. The
Indian was taken to Phoenix and
the horses turned loose to find their
way home alone.
DR.. and Mrs. Earl NJ. Tarr and Mrs.
Sylvia Chilson drove overland to
Prescott last Wednesday. returning
Friday. Doctor Tarr attended the
medical convention. The party re-
port having a delightful time while
away and particularly commented
upon the wonderful hospitality of the
Prescott people.
Henry Cate has returned from Cali
fornia. He attended the University
of Southern California during the
past year.
Bill Robinson is spending a few
weeks with his brother, Bert Robin
son. who is superintendent of the
agricultural work of the Indian reser-
walton at Sacaton, before returning
to his home in st. Louis. Mo.
Richard and Dannie drove to the
Roosevelt dam last week for a fish
ing trip. A long string of fish at
tested to their skill as anglers.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Wallin and
family were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Bradley and family for
tea on Saturday evening.
Mrs. ] "A. Gentry of East Phoenix
spent Sunday with her sister. Mrs.
A. C. Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kiser and Mr..
and Mrs. L. p. Hedgpeth and son
Robert returned Saturday from de-
lightful outing spent at Roosevelt
lake. Although they failed to 'land"
the much coveted bass. the catch OF
other fish proved splendid sport.
Mrs. Z. r. Bellingham, who was
recently operated upon and is in the
hospital in Phoenix, is very much
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oral Hopkins and
children of Casa Grande spent the
past week with Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Simmons.
Gordon Gibbs is a member of the
"Yn encampment at the Garden of
Allah, near Wickenburg. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. H. Gibbs and daughter and
Lucy Tatum drove up to the camp
last week.
Mrs. Edwin Deethman and daugh-
ters, Mary and Margaret. left Satur-
day for Los Angeles. Mrs. Deethman
will attend a teachers school while
on the coast The work she will spe-
cialize in will be play demonstration.
Glasses in this special work is under
the supervision of the University OF
California. Mrs. Deettman has ac-
cepted a position with the Fairhope
aohool of Phoenix for next year and
the special summer preparation she
In making will be used in her work
In that school Through her charm
ing personality and splendid work
with the primary grades Mrs. Deeth-
man has won many friends in the
district who will be sorry to know
that she will not be a member of the
teaching staff of the Roosevelt school
next year.
A delightful all-day party given
by Mrs. T. A. Stanford of Kyrene on
Tuesday was enjoyed by Mrs Wylie
Leeper and son, Mrs. Fred Smith and
children and Mrs. I.ucius Butler and
children. During the afternoon a
swim in the canal proved a happy
diversion for all.
Mrs. Harry Austin will teach at
the Roosevelt school the coming year.
The many friends of Mrs. f. D.
Ryder will be interested to know her
plans for the next few months. Mrs.
Ryder sailed the 9th of May from
Nassau. Bahama Islands. where she
spent the winter with her father. She
arrived the 18th of June in New