Arizona republican., 1922-06-28
PROGRAM OF MERIT
HAS BEEN PREPARED
FOR THE CIVIC CLUB

TEMPE, June 27.-Besides the
band music and reports from stand
ing committees, free for all dis
cussion of the proposed laws to be
voted upon this fall will make up the
program of the Civic club. The var
ious and sundry petitions being
signed for candidates for constable
and judges and commissioner are not
to be confused with the program out
lined. The meeting will be on the
Normal lawn at 1880 o'clock and the
ladies of the Methodist church will
look after the refreshments. Dudley
Windes will give a resume of the
different measures, and some other
special numbers are being sought
that the program may be we'll worth
getting
Baby 5urkhard Funeral
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Burk-
hard gathered at their home on For
est avenue Tuesday at p. m. for
the funeral service of the little baby
that left them so suddenly Monday
night
Lucena May Burkhard was born in
Tempe, December Il, 1921. and died
in Tempe, June %. 1922, 1t was a
short life to live. yet a precious life
to the parents. The many friends of
this splendid family can only SYM
pathize, but that is given generously.
Prof. Burkhard is teaching in the
summer school at Flagstaff and will
return to his work Thursday. Mrs.
Burkhard and the children will go
with him this time.
Band Concert Thursday
Instead of the regular band concert
at the city hall Thursday evening
he he al
lawn in connection with the meeting
of the Mems Civic club. 1t is a
combination program and all citizens
are invited The Civic club propose
to make it a band benefit. Come
out and boost the band.
Surprise Party
About % friends of Anna May
Cantrel, living two miles east of
Tempe, surprised her Monday night
by going in a body to the house and
having a good time socially on the
lawn and with games and refresh
ments.
Golf Club Meet
All men and women of Tempe in
terested in organizing a golf club. are
asked to meet in the Tempe National
Bank this evening at 1880.
Sick Baby to California
Mrs. Fred Perry left for Placentia,
Calf. last night with her little baby
in the hope that the change might
save the life of the baby. Mrs. Perry
has an uncle at Placentia and will
visit there.
Building improvements
Mrs. Keifer's new cement block
house on McAllister avenue is about
ready for occupancy. Mrs. Keifer
will move into her new house and
rent the old one where she has spent
so many years.
Mrs. Graham is having her house
on Normal avenue entirely worked
over. 1t will be like a new house
when finished. Mr.. Dorsey is doing
the work.
Mr.. Thatcher is building a garage
near the creamery
The new high school building is
about ready for the roof on the west
end. Prof. Row is following the work
closely and will have a splendid ad-
dition to his equipment when school
opens in September.
New Baby In Town
A new baby arrived in Tempe
Monday night by the way of the
Brechan hospital 1t is a boy and
Mrs. Ray Philips is the mother.
Mrs. Carr Sick
Mrs. Byron Carr is quite sick but
it is thought that she is not serious
ly i'll.
Vacation in California
A. S. Herzberg, proprietor of the
Busy Corner, has gone to California
to see if he can throw off the grip
ping illness that has held him down
for two months. His friends are glad
to know that Mr.. Herzberg is even
able to be out and wish for him a
successful visit.