Arizona republican., 1922-05-02
MRS. BURNES GIVES
BOOKS To LIBRARY
Of ROOSEVELT DIST.

The Roosevelt Neighborhood libra
ry has recently received a gift of IS
volumes from Mrs. Cy Burnes. A set
OF Universal Library Literature, set
Of Messages and Papers Of the Pres
idents and many standard works OF
Well-known authors are included in
the volumes. The gift is indeed one
the community appreciates, and the
books will add greatly to the value
and interest of the library. Mrs.
Burnes has recently sold her home
on South Center street and the books
she has so thoughtfully given were
a part Of her home library.
The Roosevelt Neighborhood club
will hold department meeting on
Wednesday, May 3. The program for
the day is under the direction of Mrs.
Earl NJ. Tarr, chairman of the de-
partment of public welfare. Mrs.
Tarr has arranged an unusually in
teresting program, and it is desired
that large number of members and
friends attend this meeting.
Teachers for the Roosevelt school
for the coming year were elected at
a. recent meeting of the school board.
The following are the teachers elect
ed and their work as outlined:
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grade, Mrs. Edwin Deethnan: second
grade Miss Pearl Holsinger; third
grade, Miss Eva Belle Hutson; fourth
grade, Miss Gertrude Martin; fifth
grade. Mrs. Grace Ellis; Mexican
grade. Mrs. II. NJ. Lewis.
The work of the three upper
grades POSSIBLY including the fifth
grade) will be departmental. The
teachers elected for this work are
Mrs. Eta Percy, and Mrs. Jane Will
son. Mrs. Ralph Holsinger will have
the east ward and Miss Alma Atkin-
son the west ward schools. Miss
Edith Edwards will again be super
visor of music coming to the school
one day a week. e. II. Biggs and
Miss Cousins of the vocational
teachers circuit. will give instruction
in manual training and domestic sci
ence, covering this work on special
days of the week.
The present school board has
brought the school up to high stan
dar, and the personnel of the teach
ing corps for the enusing year prom
ises well that this standard will be
maintained.
Mrs. Edwin Deethman, teacher Of
the first grade, has an honor roll in
terest. The following children were
perfect in attendance: Mary Garner,
Katherine Coronas, Josephine Wag-
oner, Irene Hazelton, Mabel Daurand.
Jean Payton, Patricia Larrimer, Ray
Simmons, Wilbert Hoelzle, Richard
Socke. Alvin Young. Gail Johnson, L.
B. Nelson, Robert Gould. Donald
Johnson, Malcolm Parsons, Kenneth
Hagin.
The honor roll for April in Mexican
grade. Mrs. Garcia Strong. teacher.
follows: Eva Baptista, Helen Diaz,
Carmen F'igueroa, Laura Figueroa,
Rosario Miranda. Luz Navarro, Vic
tor Navarro, Ignacio Quihuis. Ernest
Ramirez, Josephine Ross, Pablo San
chez. Eselso Frujillo. Pascual Frujillo.
Frank Trujillo, Rafael Vega, Carmen
Ybarra.
The children in the various grades
are all very busy with preparations
for the closing of school exercises.
The school year will close Friday
May 10.
Mrs. Carl Roeser was appointed by
Mrs. Cureton, president of the State
Federation of Women's clubs. as a
delegate from the state federation to
the good roads convention in Phoenix
last week. MIS-. ItOSSeT Was also dp-
pointed a member of the hostess
committee for the Bahkhead National
Highway association for the trip to
Nogales.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roeser. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. James
MacRae. Miss Myrtle Champie, AL
fred Champie, and Clarence Cosner
Joined the good roads convention
motorcade on Saturday morning in
the run to Nogales.
Mrs. Earl NJ. Tarr entertained with
a luncheon at her home Smiling
Hill Top" on Tuesday Mrs. Tarr's
guests were Mrs. II. F. Bringhurst.