Arizona republican., 1922-02-04
WOMAN s CLUB At
TEMPE LISTENS To
INTERESTING TALK


TEMPE, Feb. g. During the abb
sence of Mrs. T. A. Anderson. the
president, Mrs. Corson presided at
the Tempe Woman's club Friday af-
ternoon. Miss Nell Wilcox, the
school nurse of Mesa. gave a very
interesting talk. After the meeting
Mrs. Balch and Mrs. Herzberg served
tea and waters The next club meet
ing will be held Feb. II.
Surprised by Neighbors
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Balch, who
recently moved into the Stolberg
cottage on East Seventh street, were
pleasantly surprised Thursday even
ing by about 80 of their friends. The
evening was spent playing games and
having a general good time. Cake
and coffee were served.
Deep Snow in Jerome
Mrs. c. o. Austin has received a
letter from her daughter, Zella, who
is a teacher in the Jerome schools,
saying that the snow is a foot deep
in Jerome and 1t was still showing
when Miss Austin wrote.
Business Visitors
f. L. Balenger was business vis-
itor in Tempe Friday in correction
with street paving on Fifth street.
Mr.. Smith of Freemond, Smith and
Camp company, Of San Francisco.
was also a business visitor in town on
the same day.
City Hall Notes
Water bills are now due and pay
able at the town office. Unpaid
sewer assessments are also due.
Owners of stock are urged to keep
same on their own premises as sew
eral complaints of loose burrows and
horses have been made to the town
clerk. Drastic measures will be
taken IL this warning is not taken.
Old Tree Cut Down
L G. Dorsey is finishing the side.
walks at intersections along the east
side Of Mill avenue. 1t was necessary
to cut a large umbrella tree Friday
afternoon which had stood at the corr
ner Of the Farmers and Merchants
Bank building for 30 years. 1t was
in the way so the old landmark had
to come down.
Glenn Funeral
Funeral services of Mrs Emma
Glenn were held at the Carr's under
taking parlors Friday afternoon at Q
O'Clock. the Rev. Thomas Hambly Of
ficiating. A large number of sor-
rowing friends attended. The floral
offerings were very beautiful.
Normal Wins
The Normal basket ball team won
the first game OF series of three
games which are to be played for the
state championship. The game was
played with the Gilbert team on the
Normal field Friday afternoon. the
score being 27 to 20 in favor of the
Normal.
Baptist Church
The teacher training class had an
attendance of 90 Wednesday evening
of this week. Prayermeeting at
tendance was Sc. Sunday morning
at 9:45-Bible school: 11:0O Pastor
E. M. Lands will speak on the
theme: Breaking Shackles." At
11:40 Sunday morning there will be
an observance of the Lords Supper.
At the close of the morning worship
there will be baptismal service.
Evening: Cab. Y.P.U. 7:45
p. m.-Pastor speaks on 'Life's Most
Important Question" This church
exists for service. II you are Bap-
tist this church asks your co-opera-
tion as member. If you are not a
Baptist and have no church home
in this city. they give you an. invi-
tation to co-operate with them and
to be under the watch care Of the
church. A welcome is given to all
who worship here
Methodist Episcopal Church
The Kings Heralds under the
leadership of Mrs. Menser hold their
regular meeting in the church at 2
p. m. Saturday.
The Sunday morning service at the
Methodist church is to be the out
standing bi-monthly event. Bap-
tisn1 of children and others, recep-
ton of new members and the Lords
Supper or Holv Communion. Par
ents are invited to bring their babies
and older children for baptism Any
one wishing to join the church is in
vited to be present Sunday morning.
All who wish to honor the Christ.
are invited to join the Sacrament of
Holy Communion.
The subject of the sermon by the
pastor in the evening. is: "The Valu-
able Inheritance. Taken from the
story of Elisha.
The Sunday school meets at 10 a.
m. and is getting better every Sun
day under the direction of Professor
Persons. A new teacher training
class for any one over sixteen.
Ine EpWorth League meets at 6.4o
p. m. and viii continue the study of
the book OF John Wesley. Jr. The
Tempe Mems Civic club will hold it's
first banquet in the basement Of the
church Thursday, February 3, at $3.50
D. m. There will be at least one
strong speaker from Phoenix to ad-
dress the meeting.
Congregational Church
Bible school at 10 o'clock. Graded
work for all ages Morning worship
at IL. Communion and reception of
members with brief sermon on "Why
a Church Should Grow" At 1880 the
pastor will begin series Of evening
services planned for the month of
February at which the following
studies in famous books win be pre-
sented: Feb. 5-"The Beast Man" a
study of Shakespeare's "Caliban''
from "The Tempest") Feb. 12--"The
Nature Man" (Hawthorne's Marble
Faun.") Feb. 19-"The Man made
Man. Mrs. Shelley's "Frankenstein.')
Feb. 26-"The Man -marred Man
(Victor Hugo's "The Man Who
Laughs.") All are invited to these
| services.
HAIR CUT, CSC; tonic or stay
comb with hair cut.