Arizona republican., 1922-01-26
MUSIC CLUB
SELECTS OFFICERS
FOR COMING YEAR


TEMPE, Jan. 25-The principal
business of the meeting Of the Tempe
Musical club last Monday evening
was the election OF officers for the
year 1929 and resulted as follows:
President, Mrs. G. G.. Powell: vice
president. Mrs. Howard Woods; sec
retary treasurer, Mrs. H. G.. Corson;
historian, Mrs. Claud Pugh; libra
rian,, Mrs. N. Stalberg. Members at
large of the executive board. Mrs.
VIM. Goodwin, Mrs. Logan Halstead
and Mrs. Lyle Weir.
Mrs. w. M. Goodwin was reelected
president Of the club but declined. At
the close of the business the follow
ing program was presented by Miss
Olive Gerrish, the program director:
Vical solo, "Who Knows" COM
posed by Ernest Ball, Miss Reba Tall
bott.
Reading. limitation of Mary Eliza
BETH Miss Marguerite Parker. :,
Vical solo, THE Wild, Wild Rose"
composed by Dorothy Foster: Miss
Leila Rahrn
Piano solo. (a) French Song, by
Milngs: OBJ Wedding Song, by
Brown; Miss Clara S. Brown.
Saxophone solo, Sextette, from
Lucia; Miss Lucille Becker.
Paper, Opera of the 18th Century"
illustrated by Victrola records: Miss
Olive Gerrish.
Accompanies, Mrs. Morton, Miss
Powell and Miss Aubrey.
A social hour followed and refresh
ments were served.
Former Tempe Boy Marries
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Parry have re-
ceived the announcement of the mar
~so nf aafr
man. Jan. "a, to Amelia Wallace OF
Fresno, Calf Mr.. Parry spent his
childhood and early manhood in
Tempe and has many warm friends
in Tempe who extend best wishes
and congratulations to the young
couple. For the past few years he
has been a fireman for the Santa Fe
Railroad company and is now on the
road between Needles and BarstoW
and Needles and Kinguan.
Baby Girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Grey are re-
ioscing over the birth of fine eight
pound baby girl at their home Mon
day. Mrs. Grey was formerly Miss
Leona Jones.
Learn to Lead
Miss Florence Carmichael says,
"You can educate anything into
generation or you can educate any
thing out of a generation that you, so
determine-what this education vii!
be depends on leadership"
Edgar Lloyd Smith says, "Not only
the future Of the church, but the en-
durance of the nation, depends upon
its citizenship being imbued with
Christian ideals: This can be at
tanned only through religious educa-
ton and religious education is de-
pendent upon Christian leadership"
Both of these people will be pres
ent in the leadership institute at the
Christian church. which continues
with sessions on Thursday afternoon
at $3.50 and Thursday night at 1880.
Miss Carmichael is a specialist in
childrens work, from Indianapolis,
Ind. holding national position. Mr..
Smith is regional secretary of religi-
Gus education from Los Angeles.
The schedule is as follows:
Thursday 230 D. m.-Strenghten-
ing the Week Points in Children's
Work. Miss Carmichael.
$3.50 D. m.-Training Through the
Sunday Morning Program, Mr.. Smith.
4:30 d. m.-Open discussions.
Thursday night, 7:30-Some Meth
ods in Child Pedagogy Miss Car
michael.
$50 D. m.-Religious Education
and Training Of Young People, Mr..
Smith.
Announces Schedule
Yua Sonstegard King announces
the following schedule for Tempe
classes: Friday afternoon, little
folks, $3.50; juniors, AIS: high school
ball room class o'clock. Saturday
at $3.50 a. m. children's ball room
class. Studio, Midway hall.
Pleasantly Surprised
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Roberts, who
lust recently moved into their new
home on East Eighth street were
pleasantly surprised Monday night
by about % friends, the occasion be-
ing Mr.. Roberts birthday. Refresh
nlents were served and the evening
was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Houses Must Be Numbered
The town clerk urges that all prop
erty owners, who have houses that
are not vet numbered, furnish the
town office with a statement OF the
lot on which the house is located on
and they will be given number. IL
is very important that all houses pe
numbered at the earliest possible
date.
Time 20 Pay
Unpaid water bills are now deiin-
duent. and sewer assessments are
now due. Dog taxes for 1922 are also
due and should be paid at once.
I. o. o. r. Meeting
Tempe lodge No. /. 0. 0. +. Will
install their officers for the ensuing
year Friday night and odd Fellows
are urged to attend. Visiting broth
ers welcome.
Woman's Missionary Society
The Baptist Missionary society
will meet at the church Thursday
AFTERNOON at 2:30. A program on
Our Work in Latin America VIII be
given. with Mrs. Spain as leader.
Because of the high appreciation OF
the address by Miss Bell, the mis-
sionary from Africa. Sunday evening,
the ladies of the church have engaged
Miss Bell to return to Tempe FRIDAY
for an all day meeting in the church.
This meeting will be in the nature
of o one-day institute and those at
tending will bring their lunch ana
eniay a picnic lunch in the church
at noon. Coffee will be served by
the ladies'.
Representatives from the other
valley townss will be here. Members
OF any of the Tempe churches are in
vited to present and enjoy the talks
of Miss Bell. This will be an OPP
portunitv well worth embracing ana
il will likely be the last opportunity
30 hear Miss Bell.
-, ,.asv,opca ~ reuueStS the pastor