Arizona republican., 1922-04-02
CITY OFF|C|ALSOF
GLENDALE ARE To BE
ELECTED ON MONDAY

GLENDALE, April Much inter-
est is being manifested in the com
ing municipal election that is to be
held Monday April 13. The place Of
viting is to be the building in the
center of the city park.
The men that are entering the race
on the various tickets are among the
foremost in the community and are
qualified to guide the destinies of the
town. For the benefit of those who
are still mixed on the various tickets
a list of the tickets and the men on
each ticket will be given here.
Nom Partisan Ticket
c. McAbee. for mayor.
D. Roberts. for council
]. Mccoy, for council.
r. c. Reynolds, for counoA.
J. C. Kenton. for council.
Citizens Ticket
o. D. Belts, for mayor.
Frank Heatwole, for council.
J. B. Ingram, for council.
C. A. Jemison. for council.
Homer c. Ludden, for council.
Independent Ticket
E. f. Ellsworth, for council.
]. M, Foote, for council.
Liberty Benefit Concert
The coming library benefit concert
that is to be given at the grammar
school auditorium Friday. April IA,
under the auspices of the library
committee of the Glendale Wom-
ans club promises to be one Of the
most notable events of the season.
This recital is being given for the
benefit of the library and will be
free to the public; however, a silver
offering will be taken and the money
so raised will be used to purchase
necessary books for the public Ii
brary.
The people of Glendale and the
surrounding community are always
glad to hear better music and espe-
cially recitals of this nature given by
artists in their respective lines.
Those sponsoring the affair feel as
sured of a large crowd and no doubt
the public upon learning of the mem-
bers on the program will turn out
en- masse. Miss Claire Canon is a
pianist of ability and ranks with the
best in the country. having only re-
Gently finished an engagement which
was a tour throughout the states.
Mrs. Don Winterrowd, soloist, has a
beautiful voice which is hard to COM
pare and combines a beauty of tone
and a purity of quality that is
wonderful combination. Mrs. Clar-
ence Wildermuth needs no introduc-
ton, being we'll known in Glendale.
She has appeared in numerous re-
citals at the Woman's club and at
various recitals in Phoenix. Mrs. j.
NJ. Pearson is especially gifted as
writer Of children's playlets and will
be ably supported by her daughter
Jane and Josephine Tinker
Mrs. c. w. Hunter deserves much
credit for the keen interest and the
ready assistance that she is lending to
make the recital decided success.
Entertains With Cards
Mrs. +. +. Jack Is entertaining her
friends with a series of card parties
at her home on Grand avenue. the
guest of honor being her sister. Miss
May Mossman of Oklahoma City. The
game was 500 and the first of the Sc
ries of parties was held Thursday
evening. a. large number of guests be-
ing present
Goes to California
II. S. Humphrey and family left
this week for California, where they
will locate. Mr. Humphrey will re-
tain his property interests here.
Farm Bureau Meeting
All farmers are again notified OF
the big meeting that is planned for
Monday night, at which time there
will be splendid talks that VIII be
very interesting to cotton growers,
In addition to the talks, some good
music will be provided followed by a
community sing.
Glendale Victorious
Both the Glendale high school and
the grammar school were victorious
yesterday Afternoon in the baseball
games away from home The high
school went to Chandler where they
won by a score of l6 to 4, no real OPP
position being offered by the south
side boys.
The grammar school was even more
successful, beating Osborn by score
of 40 TO 8. This game took on
| semblance of a track meet and evil
IDENTIFY the local boys were practic-
ing for the meet today, which they
won in good shade.
First Methodist Notes
Sunday school. AS; worship and
sermon, II; junior missionary club at