Arizona state miner., 1925-03-28
WtCkENBURG NEWS
Personal Mention and interesting
Ooings

podiu meeting the following teachers
were reelected: Miss Pearl Schulz
Miss Cora Daugherty and Mrs. Har-
rIette Voss. Miss -LOra Hood from
the Tempe Normal was also elected
Ihe salaries of the reelected teach
ers were all raised.
Mrs. Gladys Jones and Miss Veda
Esther will enter the Graduate school
OF the University of California. Mrs.
Jones will continue graduate work
leading to doctors degree in law.
The degree of Doctor of Philosophy
is the highest educational degree Of
fered Miss Esther will take out the
degree OF Master of Arts in English.
April 1 will be observed as Visi-
tors Day. All patrons and citizens
OF the Wickenburg community are
invited to visit the school in the
morning. A track and field meet is
planned for the afternoon.
The Boys Grammar School Basket
ball team will go out to Vulture for
a return game with the VuIture team.
A picnic is planned after the game.
On account of sickness only two
contestants, Raleigh Barnette, decla-
nation, and Thelma Wilson, inter
pretative reading, were entered in
the Local Council Valley Contest.
Both Thelma and Raleigh did well
and made a good showing for their
school,
The teachers must present a health
certificate from some reputable ply
s1clan before signing their contracts
for next year.
Mrs G1adyS Homes is eynoctiDo bor
mother and father from Flagstaff to
visit her for short time.
Mrs. Worthington went to Phoenix
for consultation last week, as she
has been very i'll.
w. w. Bass is making arrange
ments to put in swimming pool
this summer
R. w. Bishopp is Wickenburg
visitor this week.
Mrs. E. D. Burden and son Jack
who spent the winter at Leo Wea-
ver's dude ranch, left Wednesday for
their home in the East
Mrs. ]. L. Daugherty is home again
after a few days visit with her son
at Ajo.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Cameron, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilmith and Mn. G. H.
Clark of the Santon Ranch motored
in Saturday for the picture show
Mr. and Mrs b. NAPLES and B., Jr
of Congress were in town for the
Saturday night show.
The members of the Music Lovers
Club and their families were invited
10 hear the complete opera of La
Boheme on the victrola at the home
of Mrs. Floyd Kellis Friday evening.
Mrs. Bobbie Grant of the Wicken-
burg Drug Company has as her house
guest Mrs. Don Adams of Phoenix.
The Sunday school of the Commm,
ity Church are practicing for an Eas-
ter program.
At the Ladies Bible Glass held at
he home of Mrs. Sandefer Tuesday
the Rev Johnston and Mrs Wright
gave interesting talks on the second
coming of Christ. 1t will meet at the
different homes every other Tuesday
and all interested are invited to come.
Mr. and Mrs Lee Barnette have
moved into the home formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Richards have
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business for themselves.
A j. Kellis made visit to Phoe-
nix Tuesday.
Harry Syar, who has been spend
ing few days in Aguila, has re-
turned to this city.
A party composed of Mrs r. w
Baxter and sons, Drais and Douglas,
Miss Iva Calvin, Mr.. and Mrs Bill
Carpenter and son Billy spent Tues
day with Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Penny
at the Vulture mine.
Mr. and Mrs A w. Pearson left
for VictOrville, California, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pershina have
gone to Banning, California, where
they expect to make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Barnes motored
in from their mining camp south of
the Vulture Saturday.
Mrs. Zeke Martin of FOrepaugh was
in town with her uncle, George Camp
bell. Tuesday afternoon.
North of 36" was shown at the
local theater Saturday. This picture
was declared the best shown yet, and
people from town and out of town
turned out to see it, and were loud
in their praise.
The ladies of the Wickenburg Lii
brary Association will give a tamale
supper on the evening OF April 3rd.