Arizona republican., 1922-03-05
TEMPE WOMAN'S
CLUB CHOOSESI ITS
OFFICERS FOR YEAR

TEMPE March AT the regular
meeting of the Tempe Woman's club
Friday afternoon the annual election
Of officers took place which resulted
as follows: President, Mrs. G. w.
Persons: vice. president. w. G. De-
Wore; secretary, Mrs. p. C. Lemons;
treasurer, Miss Josephine Franken-
burg.
Following the election OF officers.
DR.. David Liknaitz of Phoenix gave
a very splendid talk on Women. ard
the Importance Of Women's Clubs"
Mrs. Liknaitz played two piano Sc
Iections which were very well re-
ceived. Mrs. c. A. Robbins, the dis
trict Federation president gave a
very. fine talk on THE General Aim
of Clubs"
Later tea was served and social
hour enjoyed.
Tempe Wins
An interesting bali game was
played on the high school grounds
Friday afternoon by the Tempe high
and Glendale teams. The game ended
z to 8. in favor of Tempe.
A game was played the same aft
ernoon by the boys of the Tenth
street school and the Kyrene team,
the score being Is to 6, in favor Of
Tempe.
Here from New Orleans
Laurence DeclSbar and Louis
French of New Orleans arrived Sat-
urday morning to enjoy some Arizo-
ma, sunshine. They are guests at the
home Of the latter's uncle, o. NJ.
French Of this place.
Dinner Guests
Mrs w z. Mullen of Ray and Mrs.
Stanley Stfetton of Phoenix spent
Saturday at the A. A. Gibson home
on East Fifth street.
On Fishing Trip
A party including George Cole Of
Whittier, Cal, Henry Woolpert Of
Phoenix, and +. L. Mullen of this
place left Saturday morning on a
fishing trip at the Roosevelt dam.
Band viii 1e Organized
At a meeting at the city hall Tues
day evening at o'clock a Tempe
band will be organized. All men who
know how TO play any kind of an in
strument and especially those men
who have played in the band OF
Tempe or other towns, are cordially
invited to attend this meeting. bring
ing their instrument with them.
Let Contract
school building has been awarded to
the Eagen Construction company of
Phoenix. the trustees having signed
the papers Saturday afternoon. Con-
struction work will be started the
first part of the week and 1t Is ex-
pected that the building will be COM
pleted early in the summer. thus be-
ing ready for use at the opening of
school next fall. Red brick will be
used and the building will be made
to correspond and look like the pres
ent building as much as possible.
Visiting Brother
Miss Jeanette McNary Of Can
nonsburg, Pa, is guest at the home
of her brother, DIR. o. c. McNary Of
this place.
III with influenza
Rev. Bernard Davis and his FAM
lily have all been i'll with influenza but
are now improving.
Christian Church
Sunday. school at 10 o'clock. Morn
ing worship and communion at IL.
Christian Endeavor at Gas.
Will Meet Tuesday
The Woman's Benefit association
will meet at the usual time Tuesday
afternoon and a good attendance is
desired.
Methodist Episcopal Church
The pastor of the Methodist church
reports Is parishoners sick or having
been sick during the past week. This
is the largest number of sick In this
one church for two years.
In spite of this unusual sickness,
the Sunday school is hoping for a
large attendance at the school ses-
sion.
The pastor will deal with some Of
the present social and religious con-
ditions that threaten our society and
our religious life today. The evening
sermon will be based upon the neg
lect of the seeming Insignificant in
life.
The league meeting will be an open
house and some new features are to
enliven the program.
Official meeting OF the Sunday
school Monday.
Lenter services Wednesday after
school for all children and in the
evening for others.