Arizona republican., 1922-05-17

noon in Neignborhood House. The
following is the program given:
Wee. Wee Woman, dramatized.
pupils Of the first grade.
Piano solo. Evalina Wallin.
Story. "Mozart's Childhoo." Lamar
Hedgpeth.
Piano solo. Ruth Bowles.
Piano solo, Edna Wallin.
Reading, I'm Jest a. Pore Little
Niger Boy" Lucretia Butler.
Piano solo. Florence Olds.
Reading, Sand Man." Kane
Tatum.
Clarinet solo, Robert Ours.
Group song, "ChinaInan," Pupils
second grade.
A special missionary program was
given by Mrs. Fred Kiser at the We'd
nesday meeting of the Ladies' Aid
society. Hestssses for the day were
Mrs. Kiser and Mrs. E r. Belling
ham.
Fiddle and company gave a most
enjoyable musical program in Neigh
borhood House on Thursday evening
The trustees of Neighborhood House
sponsored the entertainment.
The board of directors OF ths
Roosevelt Neighborhood library met
on Wednesday afternoon. Plans were
discussed and a committee appointed
to arrange to have the library opened
at least one afternoon or evening q
week during the summer months. As
soon as the necessary arrangements
can be made the day and the hours
the library will be oened will be an
nounced through the medium OF this
column. Mr.. Heiner. caretaker of
Neighborhood House. viii have
charge OF the library during the sum-
mer.
The librarians report 325 new books
added to the library since Jan. /: 172
the gjft of A. G. Bartlett, 40 through
the book shower given at the time
the library wa sformally opened, and
"a the recent gift Of Mrs. Cy Burnes.
The Ladies' Aid society and the
Roosevelt Parent Teacher association
Will combine forces and give a. series
Of ice cream socials during the sum-
mer months on the lawn of Neigh
borhood house. Simple programs will
be arranged and other features
planned to mike the socials OF real
interest and pleasure to the commu-
nifty. Ice cream and cake will be sold
nd the proceeds divided between the
two organizations. The committee
from the Ladies' Aid are Mesdames
Ernest Smith. L. Baldwin and Mrs.
Bowles, and from the PIT associa-
tion Mesdames l.. p. Hedgpeth. T.
j. Crowl and L. T. Cooke.
The mass meeting held In Neigh
borhood House on Monday evening.
for open discussion OF the proposed
electrical system for the district
proved very interesting. Mr.. Cragin
Of the Water Users. association was
present and explained the many
questions asked The @leral opin-
ion expresser was that securing elec-
trio power for the district was the
next forward step the community
should take.
One Of the Tarr bungalows at the
foot of Smiling Hill Top was
burned down short time ago. How
the confederation started cannot be
determined as the Tarrs We're away
from home at that time. Particular
ly distressing to the family was ths
loss of a number of valuable books
belonging to Mrs. Tarr's father which
had been shipped over from Califor-
MIA when the family home was sold.
The house had just been cleaned and
prepared for occupancy by a family
from California.
Mrs. James McRae left for her
summer home near Flagstaff on
Monday
Mrs. l.. T. and Mrs. Frank Cooke
entertained for Mrs. Ernest Camp
bell, who is leaving shortly for Cali
fornia on Saturday afternoon. Those
enjoying the Mrs. Cookies hospitality
were Mrs. Ernest Campbell Miss
Florence Campbell, Mrs. o. L. Bond,
Mrs. l.. p. Hedgpeth, Mrs. T. W.
Cooke. Mrs. X. c. Fishburn, Mrs. T.
J. Crowl. Mrs r. z. Cooke, Mrs. 5.
S. Green Mrs. Mason Harp, Mrs. Iu-
cius Butler. Mrs. B. Fl. Byrd, Mrs. B.
f. Eyer, Mrs. NJ. v. Nixon and Miss
Gladys Crowl
A desert supper, followed by
dance on the moon-iit norch was en-
joyed by a group of friends from
town at the Tarr home on Saturday
evening. Those in the merry party
were Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Gielow, Mr..
and Mrs. A J. Ford, Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. T. Garret. Mrs. Sylvia Chilson.,
Madison I. Keeney. W. ]. Raber and
Mr. and Mrs. Tarr
Mary Deithman is spending a rev
days with Frances Archer. Sunday
afternoon a few little friends were
asked to come over and play.
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100 600 disabled ex-service men, pro
viding hospital care for 10000 eX-ser-
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