Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 24

i Thm Arizona Republican, Phoenix, Thursday Morning, November 15, 1928 (Section Two) Page Eight PT7RnMAl AND SOHAI ITEMS OF INTERESi rKUlVl uisiKiuia days visit to their home In Colo AJO time Roberts Wilw pants was hurt beyond suffering cuts and bruisea Funeral services for W. H. Owens of Scottsdale. who had formerly been a resident of the Kyrene community, were conducted Tuesday afternoon from the Carr undertaking parlors at Tempe. Honoring the birthday ot Mra J.

A R. Irvine of Phoenix. Mrs. Jessie PadfieM entertained several members of her family on Thursday. -r- XTi- A.

R. Radfleld HA YD EN Blanche Lavigns The Pythian Sisters lodge held a social meeting last Thursday evening at the Knights of Pythias hall. Mra Belle Hermans and Mra Reginald Grey served as hostesses. A handkerchief shower was given in honoh of Mra Ida Watkins, who is leaving in the near future to make hnmA on the coast. Games and 11 ablins; the members to attend ths State Fair on Friday ot this week.

Tha Cartwright Missionary Society met Thursdsy with Mrs. E. C. Mann of Tolleson. Mrs.

Fanny Mar-lar was stslitlng hostess. The following officers were elected tor the ensuing year': Mrs. R. E- Brown, president; Mra E. C.

Mann, vlce-preeldent; Mrs. Clyde Hussey. recording aecretary; Mrs. W. L- Lock-wood, corresponding secretary: Mrs.

Roy Dllle. treasurer: Mrs. J. E. Pothast, assistant treasurer; Mrs.

J. J. Miller, superintendent ot so invitation from the Casa Grande Chapter No. 28. Order of the East-era Star to be in Casa Grande Monday evening and confer the degrees of the order upon two candidates All the officers and many of the members of the Florence chapter were present to confer the degrees and the work was much appreciated by the Casa Grande chapter.

The members of the Casa Grande chapter proved delightful hosts at a social hour which was enjoyed after the business session. Mr. and Mra Leland Hodgeson, Mr. and Mrs. W.

J. Clemens, R. W. Hodgson, and Miss Lucille Perham spent the week-end at the Deep chairman of International Relations, spoke before members of the Cool-ldge Woman's Club, the Casa Grande Woman's Club, the College Club and the bostesa club. University students who gpent the week-end with their parents included the Misses Mary Gertrude Swanzey, Celima Leonard.

Elsbeth Lingard and Homer SewelL William McNatt and Alve Weaver, motored to Phoenix Sunday afternoon, where they attended the concert given by Sousa's band. Alumni of the Tempe Teachers' College attending the Homecoming Day celebration Saturday were the Misses Alice. Lillian and Marguerite O'Connor, Richard Curlel and Abraham Cruz. His Toung People's choir will fur nlsb the music for the program. A.

N. Linditrom and Mrs. Lucy Qulnn, teachers at the Arlington school, attended th Teachers' Institute convention at Phoenix last week. Rev. and Mrs.

B. L. Glazner. residents of Liberty for the past year, recently moved to their homestead, nine miles west of Arlington. Rev.

Glazner will have charge of the Arlington Federated church for the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

Parker of East Glendale avenue were guests st the Mitchell and Archer homes the first part of the week-Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Thornton and children and Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor and children of Chandler were Sunday guests of Mr.

and Mrs. John A. Pierce. Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Peterson and family and Miss Erleen Smith, all of Phoenix, were week-end guests of Mr- and Mrs. Jack Gable. Luclle Hall and Mas Munn of Phoenix spent the week-end as gusts of Mr.

and Mrs. E. D. Hall. rado.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plnkley and vi rv.uelaa- attended the meeting of the Order of the East ern Star In casa uranae aionoa evening. Mr. and Mrs- Henry Hartman ot Huron.

Ohio are on their way here Kintr In the Casa Grande valley and In Florence. Mra Hartman is a sister mi H. Douglas of Florence. rnnnt fair came to a close Saturday afternoon. A crowd estimated to be arouna attended tha fair Friday, and enjoyed the barbecue, good bands and other entertainments as well as the exhibits.

According to Fred Rath-bun, fair manager, the agricultural exhibits this year were more num- van trr before. -A large number of poultry exhibits were also shown, ana tne scnuui emuin well represented. N. W. Moxley has completed five cabins in a court at the rear of bis residence on Coolidge avenue.

Each cabin contains two rooms, a sleeping porch and kitchen. Miss Lucile -Mashbum. Florence high school girl, was pied by the judges Thursday noon, as Miss Pinal. Queen of the San Carlos Project. Miss Mashburn was crowned at the opening ball Thursday night.

Mr. and Mrs. I. E- Childs were In Globe on business Tuesday. Mr.

and Mrs. George Rudy and Addison Pinkley motored to Phoenix Sunday evening to hear Sousa band. Mrs. Frank Pinkley was hostess to a house party over the weekend to her daughter. Nancy Margaret.

Elsie Burson of the university of Arizona, and Earl Jackson of the State Teachers College at Tempe, who spent the week-end h6Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Palmer, and Mr.

and Mrs- Fred Rector were in Phoenix Tuesday to attend the "SSd Mrs. I- E. Childs attended the fair Wednesday, The local business houses closed here Monday afternoon in commemoration of Armistice Day. Mr. and Mrs.

Davis of Denver, Colorado, arrived In time tc take the county fair. They will be ready to cpen for business in the new building erected on Coolidge avenue by Martin, about December 1. They will handle furniture and hardware. Miss Muriel Barker, of Tucson, spent the week-end here, as 'the house guest of the J. C.

Slater family. She returned to Tucson Monday evening. CREIGHTON Mrs. J. Tom Hurst Phone 10J12 a rnm nf voune people of Creighton spent Monday at Coon's Bluff, north ot uranue neei.

jjc by Clifton Payne, as guide, the following persons made the trip: Louise Templin. Doris McLouth, Helen Wilson, Elizabeth Powers, Estelle Wilson, Ella Mae Minter, Forest Long. Arthur Brosius, and Rev. Arthur F. Walhquist.

At a half -day session at the local school Monday, the following Armistice Day program was given: Singing of America by assembly; pledge to the flag by the- first grade; "Let the Fires Burn Low," by members of the sixth, seventh and eighth grades; "Pack Up Your Troubles," assembly; "An American Creed." by members of the third grade; "America the Beautiful," assembly; "In Flanders Field," by Eugene Wal-lett; "The Reply," by Lutie Lee White; talk on "Citizenship." by H. E. Hendricks of Mesa; "Garden of Memories." composed and read by T. T. Powers; reading by Florence Cook.

Taps concluded the program. E. F. Dossey went to Tucson for a week end visit with friends. Mr.

and Mrs. Isaac Reeves and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walters of Summit, New Jersey, were house guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Ashley of East McDowell. They are favorably impressed with Phoenix and the Salt River Valley, and have taken up their residence here for the winter. Lewis Hurst, Laverne Thayer and Raleigh Stanford were among the university students visiting their parents over the week end. Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin Keeler and Mr. and Mrs. Romalne Hill of Long Beach, California, are visitors this week at the Paul Ashby home. They will visit the state fair while here and later visit the Grand Canyon. The Methodist Men's Federation of Arizona will hold their quarterly meeting and banquet at the local church on Friday, November 16, at 6:30 o'clock.

Rev. Andrews of Tucson will be the speaker of the evening. Little Mary Katheryn Hatch was entertained with dinner Sunday in honor of her birthday, by her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Franklin Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Stllwell. Mr. and Mrs. William Morris and Jimmy Burson spent Saturday and Sunday at the Winden Copper Co.

Mrs. John Tayrien has returned to her home after spending several weeks In Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. A.

B. Hatch entertained a group ot friends at cards on Tuesday evening. Those in attendance were Mr. and Mrs. James Walker, Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Douglass, Mr. and Mrs. H. W.

Stil-well and Mr. and Mra William Morris. Henry S. Stockton of Cartwright has moved onto the Hurst ranch and plans to engage in the dairy business. Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Balmes of Bilt-more Drive are Barents of a son. born Saturday morning. He is named Neal Miller. J- T.

Hurst and family have moved from their ranch on East McDowell to Z22I North Twenty-first street. The adult class of Creighton church under the leadership of President M. M. Herring and A. E.

Martin, teacher, won the honors for tne second consecutive Sunday in "attendance and offering." FLORENCE Angelin Westerman A little daughter arrived at the home of Mr. and Mra David Davis Sunday morning. She has been named Opal Agnea V. Kersey, assistant superintendent of schools in Los Angeles was guest at the home of Mr. and rs- M- R- Dodd Sunday.

This is Mr. Kersey's first trip to Florence since 23 years ago and he finds the town and valley much changed. Mr. 1y resli here prior to 1905 and says that were It not for old mends who are still here he would no recognize the community. and Mra- Edward H.

Davis Lodge, Mesa Grande, guests for the week-end JL' Waite the Cactus Shop. J116, Florence Chapter No. 21. Ores ox tha Eastern SUf iecqgtii a John 8. W'ootfi wii re-elected justice of the peace and George Hughes waa re-elected constable at the rtntrtl election Nowmbtr Jack Redmond wu re-elected county supervisor.

A total of 00 toU; were cast out a registration or A half holiday waa observed by the local school Friday In commemoration of Armistice Day. During the morning session a abort program given. An address. "The Mean-lnr of Armistice Day" waa made by Beaton. Superintendent o.

Conley went to Phoenix Friday morning to attend the sectional state teachers' convention Friday and Saturday. Eight births were recorded in AJo for the month of October. Of these, five were male and three fmale, five American and three Mexican. Four aeatns occurred during the month. Of thee three were female, Mexican; on male American.

The ection day lunch In the aortal hall of the Federated church waa well attended. Word waa received here Friday nt the death of R. D. Branch at Eagie Lake. Texas.

Mr. and Mra Branch left AJo just a week prior to the death of Mr. Branch, who had been in ill health for aorr.e tlma and who waa unabia to atand tha journey. The body waa shfpped to Sterling. Kansss for burial.

Mr. and Mra. Shirley Glenn returned to AJo Saturday following a aummer during which Mr. Glenn did relief work at the various Standard Oil branches throughout the state. He returns to AJo aa area salesman.

The eighth annual tag day for the benefit of the Arizona Children's home In charge of Mrs. Hans Nelson produced approximately Harold Baker and Dave Malqulst left AJo Saturday and Monday respectively, on the first lap of thelr Journey to Northern Khodesia. South Africa, where they will be employed as drill runners by the E- J. Long-vear Diamond Drill company on the Roan Antelope Copper Mines. Thev will sail from New York December 31.

A. O. McGregor well-known mining engineer of Arizona, is connected with the development of this mining prop- The Women's Republican club held a social evening Legion Hall Thursday evening. Jh eve: ning was spent in old-fashioned Master Richard Barr entertained friends Wednesday afternoon on the occasion of his sixth birthday. Miss OrtlU Conley of Long Beach, Calif, arrived Wednesday to take charge of the local Western Lnion lfice Mrs.

E. A. Titus, former manager left Wednesday for Tuc-Son to join Mr. Titus, employe of the telephone company there. Mra.

W. A. Miller of Chicago arrived Monday to visit her brother. James Jagoe and Mrs. Jagoe.

Mra R. Morriton was a busies visitor in P'VlDo'dS wek Rev. and Mrs. T. ax.

uoau Tlso spent two days in Phoenix on business the past week. Hoval A. Smith, engineer in charge of the diamond drilling on the Via Dyke property, was in AJo on buslnese Friday. fl The Armistice Ball Saturday Jht! sponsored by Art Taylor Post No. 1.

was well attended. The "umbers! the first to be given D6- num cfmber 1- ALHAMBRA Mra. E. Jck- Phone 108J4 and the S. A.

Gerrard company have Improved the appears nee of their Properties on Grand avenue by the planting of ThVilhan'bra Woman's Club will hold a luncheon-meeting Tuesday November 20, at Mrs. L. E. Jack residence. Mrs.

Raymond Kreager is arranging the program. Seveial musical numbers will be Panted. An address. "The Value of Music in the Education of Youth." will be delivered by an authority on the Hanv Ressell and Stan ley Price were among the prize winners at the State Fair, w-lnnlng with their Duroc Jersey Yorkshire swine entries. Their cash premiums amounted to more than Price received 33 awards on many varieties of grapes at the Fair.

Mra. T. J. vaitser pi la the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Walker of Alhambra and Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Walker of Phoenix. Mr Walker was a pioneer resident of the valley and has a wide circle friends here. Mr.

and Mra Basil arney of Fhoenix were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sine. Principal James King attended the schoolmaster's banquet at the Presbyterian church Saturday night. Manford Cartwright brought a large herd of cattle from his Camp Crff range during the week.

The cattle will be pastured in the Valley. Mr. and Mrs. J. R- Kent and family of Colony, Kansas, will spend the winter in this district.

They have leased one of the bungalows recentlv erected by W. O. Meser. Mrs. C.

D. Rundell has sold an Ss-toot business frontage on Grand avenue, adjoining the McClura ranch, to T. A Waters and J. G. Hodges.

The buyt-rs plan to erect a business building on the site In ths near future. Mr. and Mrs. O. C.

English entertained Monday in honor of Mr. English's S7th birthday. Among their guests, who were former Kentucky friends, were Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mr.

and Mrs. William Wheat. Dr. and Mrs. Wesley.

Mr. and Mrs. William Wesley. Mr. and Mra J.

K. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. J.

Brown, Leonore Wesley, Eva Wesley. Thelma Wesley and Christine McDaniels. ARLINGTON Mr. D. Mitchell.

Phone S5R3 Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Archer entertained members of their bridge club Fridav evening at their home here.

Amoa'tt those present were Mr. and Mra Svdney WUden. Mr. and Mrs. E.

Ring. Mr. and Mr. Sheldon Cheatham. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Gam -aha. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Kubel-skv.

Mr. and Mrs. Alva Parker.ati of Laveen. and Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Mitchell of Arlington. Mra Kubel-ky and Fred Gaiusha made high An attendance of J4 was shv-n by the report OI tne a runs ion day school for Sunday. November 11. Rev. B.

Glarner will conduct the preaching services next Sunday at the Arlington school. Rev D. T. Lewis, Palo Verde Baptist ciirch U1 conduct services at the Arlington Rev. D.

T. Lewis, pastor ot ui school at 8 o'clock Friday evening, were dinner guests Sunday of Miss Bessie LuKe ot rnoeni. The following Kyrene resident! motored to Phoenix Monday night to attend the American Legion dance at the armory: Mr. and Mra Herbert Gates, Mrs. Mary Lou Ktnard and Mr.

ana airs. J- u. -mc-Cullough. Among Kyrene residents wha motored to Phoenix Monday night to attend the Musical Events' program were Mr. and Mrs.

J. K. Wll- Hams, airs. J. ii naiwiu, Eveleen White and Mrs.

M- W. Mrs. A. R. Hunter left Thursday morning for Los Angeles to spend two weeks with relatives.

Mra Mack Gottschalk and sons of Phoenix were luncheon guests Monday of Mra J. R- Padfield. Mrs. Herbert Gates and soni were guests Tuesday of Mrs. William Powell of Phoenix.

Mrs. Jessie Johnson and Mrs. Mary Lou Kinard are attending night school at Tempe Teachers College. R. T.

Old motored to Buckeya Wednesday on business. LAVEEN Mra Ira Baird The Laveen school will be closei next Friday to allow pupils to at-tend the State Fair. Visitors at the Laveen school las Monday included L. A. Gam-mil.

Mrs. Helena Carver, Mrs. R. Leedham, Jane Carver, and Zona GammiL Dean Butler and Miss LosuU Wood of Glendale were married at Glendale Saturday. James H.

Klentsmen was a visitor at Laveen last Wednesday. Mrs. C. Fester of Riverside, California, arrived last Thursday Id response to a wire telling her ol the serious injury of her son, Gree-ly Appling, motorcycle officer ot Maricopa county. The Laveen Wortian's club rr.tf last Thursday in the Laveen Cora, munity house.

Hazel West has been sufterlni from a sprained ankle. Mrs. A. E. Robertson and son.

Billy were guests of Mra E. Ring last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A.

Stewart el Phoenix were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fauster last Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cheatham of Phoenix were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C.

D. Cheatham last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. R.

H. Leedham oi Phoenix were guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. A.

Gammill last Sunday. The regular fortnightly dance in the Laveen Community house wil' be held Friday, November 16. LIBERTY Mrs. W. M.

Whippfe. Phone 2SR13 The Liberty Woman's Club will meet on Friday, November 23, with Mra E. S. Bettler at her Phoenix home. 1345 East Brill street.

The event will be a luncheon with a program following, under the direction of Mrs. James Wainscott, chairman of the department of applied education. Guests of honor win be Mrs. J. P.

Ivy, district president and Mrs. Frank Elsworih Green, the latter to. give an Inf talk on "How to Grow Rose? in Southern Arizona." Mrs. Green is a member of the Phoenix Garden Club and has a very attractive rose garden of her own. The luncheon will be at 1:30 o'clock.

Members of the Liberty Club, will motor in in the morning to attend the event, The Liberty Woman's club has been asked by Mrs. Gertrude Ben-eon Mitchell, instructor in charge of the home economics department of the Liberty school, to give the department a tea towel shower. This shower will be given at the next meeting of the club following the luncheon next week. Liberty people and former residents attending the funeral cervices for B. W.

Pitts, last week, were Mr. and Mrs. Luke Harden, Mr. and Mra Arthur Beloat, Mr. and Mrs.

Dwight Brewster, James Tracy, Mrs. W. M. Whipple and sons, Mra Roy Beloat, Mrs. C.

L. Johnson, Leslie Price, M.r. and Mrs. N. A.

Sanders and the Misses Edna. Julia and Catherine Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. James L.

Gallogly and daughter, Christine, of Glendale, Rev. and Mrs. James B. Abbott of the Glendale Free Methodist church. Evangelist J.

S. Mil-, ler. Mrs. Miller and Miss Miller were luncheon guests ot Rev. E.

Merle McCoid of the Liberty Free Methodist church at. the parsonage on Monday. Evangelist J. S. Miller of Van Nuys, California, who has been conducting tent meetings for several days at Buckeye, will preach at the Liberty Free Methodist church Sunday, November 18.

The members of the Free Methodist church at Liberty will continue their tent meetings all of this week and on Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. They will be addressed by Floyd Gallogly, a World War veteran. The Rev. Mr. Carrington, recently appointed to the Liberty M.

E. Church South, will arrive this week from Texas to take charge of his chureh here. A general houeeclean-ing of the church and lawn was made by the members this week. Miss Grace Ryan held her cooking class at Liberty this week. LITCHFIELD PARK Mra Frank Serrano The Southwest Cotton company's officials held their monthly business meeting last Wednesday afternoon.

A course dinner followed the business meeting. The Henry Brothers shows visited Litchfield Park last Saturday and played to a large audience. Litchfield High school basketball team will play Liberty next Friday afternoon. The Litchfield Woman's Club regular meeting has been postponed from Thursday of this week to Thursday of next week on account Last Saturday was a busy day at Romola Acres. Hundreds of California people visited the nurseries and project.

A free lunch was served in the afternoon. Mr. and Mra Paul Ruttner ct i (Continued on Page Nine) refreshments were enjoyed. Mr. and Mra George Howard had as their houseguest over the week-tr ii McElrov.

of Mad ras, New Mexico. Mra McElroy for merly resirea nere ana is yiuu relatives at Kelvin. Mrs. John Hill and son, Johnny, spent the week-end in Phoenix with Miss Nola B. Grey.

Dr. and Mrs. Fritz Winslow attended the State Fair in Phoenix this week. Mr. and Mra James D- Sullivan returned home Wednesday from Nogales, where they attended the golden wedding anniversary ot Mra Sullivan's mother and father.

Misses Bennle Lou Reedy and Millie Laborious spent Saturday in Tucson. John Hill motored to Tucson Monday. The Amaranth Golden Court No. 3, will give a benefit bridge party Saturday evening November 17 at 8 o'clock at Hutton's hall in Win-kelman. The Monday evening bridge club postponed its regular meeting this week and will meet next week at the home of Mra Wralter B- Nash on Utah avenue.

Mrs. Bennle Hermans will entertain the Saturday bridge club at her home on the terrace this week-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lockheart and daughter, Winifred, of Nogales. spent the week-end with Mr.

and Mrs. Nathan E. Guyer. "Ci-anV iav. Johnny Corbus and Miss Mary McDonald motored to Tucson Saturday where they met Mr.

Fay's mother, Mrs. Lucy Fay of Rapid City. South Dakota, who will spend the winter at the Fay, home. Mr. and Mra Charles Parker are thoir hnm on the terrace.

A large crowd attended the radio program broadcast by the National a or-inon T.oirion headauarters. on the tennis courts ot the Nocyar club Sunday evening, sponsored Dy the local Legion memoera. diikvi. -Pi-ftsidAnt Coolidge. Gen C9 UJU1' -J eral Peishing.

Commander McNutt, and other were heard. Mr. and Mrs. E- R. Lavigne and daughter.

Virginia, spent tne ween end in Phoenix. Mrs. Margaret K- Miller, mission president of the Relief society of the L' -L- 5. CUUItu, auu McKinley, of Los Angeles, spent Sunday andMonday here. Junior Stephenson is confined a.

i. vwia Kir illnesfi- LU ilia iiviiiw The Episcopal Guild will meet tomorrow afternoon at me of Mrs. A. E. Griffith on the Smel- D.

C- Jacklins, managing director of the Nevada consouaaiea i.uyi'" company of San Francisco, was a business visitor here last week. Mrs. L. E. Whitaker was removed to her home Wednesday from the local hospital where she has been a patient the past three weeka W.

S. Boyd, general manager of the Nevada Consolidated Copper company of San Francisco is a visitor here this week. Tha local high school team won the football game Monday played here with the Florence high school team, by a score of 154-0. ISAAC Mrs. D.

S. BJlin. Phone 225R3 The Wednesday Social Circle Club will meet at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, November 21, at Isaac school auditorium. Mrs. Frank Underwood will be chairman of the program.

Mrs. James Sutton and Mra Glen Coe will act as hostesses. Mrs. Lottie Accuff visited Tuesday at the home of Mra Frank Underwood. Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Barclay of Los Angeles are visiting Mrs. Barclay's sisters, Mra John Richardson and Mra E. O. Harris.

Mrs. F. Jones of Los Angeles Is visiting her brothers, Mr. Oliver and John Isaac. Mrs.

Emma Johnson and Mrs. Laura Faulkner visited over the week-end with the Dr. Bolin family- Jesse Angle has returned home after spending several days in Los Angeles. Mrs. Ralph Accuff recently purchased a new automobile.

Walter Cross, who is now taking his vacation, is a visitor at Phoenix, enjoying the State Fair. John Isaac is serving on the grand jury this week. Ott Showers was occupied Monday "putting up" hay. Mr. and Mrs.

Vernon Rains of Glendale visited the Dr. Bolin family Saturday afternoon. KYRENE Mra. R. T.

Old The Kyrene farm bureau held Its regular business meeting Wednesday night, when it was decided to sponsor a booth at the American Legion carnival in Tempe. The Kyrene booth will be in operation on Friday. November 23. and the exhibit will consist of cooked foods and other donated articles. Mrs.

R. T. Old. Mrs. G.

R. Finch and Mrs. E. F. Gates will be in charge of the booth, assisted by other members of the bureau.

The Kyrene Parent-Teacher association held its November meeting at the school auditorium Tuesday evening. J. R. Murdock of the Tempe Teachers College at tended the meeting, delivering an interesting address. Mr.

McKemy. local teacher. spoke ov "Know Your Laws." Several musical selec tions were given by Mrs. Mark Kedden. Mr.

and Mrs. Mack Gottschalk entertained members of the Kyrene Five Hundred Club Saturday night at their home on Camelback. road Mrs. M. W.

Stewart scored high and Mra David Wilkie. second. Refreshments of two courses were served- Among those present were Mr. and Mra David Wilkie, Mra Marie Elliott. Mrs.

Jorgensen of xempe. air. and Mrs. SI. w.

Stewart. Mr. and Mra R. T. Old, Mr.

and Mra J. K. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. L.

H. Harris. Mr. snd Mra It. E.

Hamblln miraculously escaped serious in-Jury when their automobile overturned on the highway near Chandler Sunday evening The accident occurred when Mr. Hamblin swerved his car sharply to one side to avoid striking another machine which had turned directly across the road. Although Mr. Hamblin's car fell over on its side and was badly damaged, apne of the occu- cial service; Mra O. J.

wainey. -u-perintendent of study and publicity: Mrs. F. A. Edwards, superintendent of supplies; Mrs.

J. E. Pothast, superintendent or cnuartu, William Rousseau, of local work: Mrs. iaa ancea. agent for The Voice.

Classes at tne will be dismissed Friday so that the children may attend cnuaren at the State Fair. A number or children of the school nave enu their dogs In the dog race scheduled for that day. The girls' baseball team of the Cartwright school has won all of the seven games played with the irls teams of neighboring schools this fall The Cartwright Missionary society will hold its Week of Prayer nrorram at 10:30 o'clock Tuesday morning at the church. Mrs. Rufus Brown Is chairman of the program committee, with Mrs.

Roy Dille and Mra Clyde Hussey assisting ner. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas n. jarigsB r-oinmbi.

University and Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Montgomery were dinner guesta or Mr.

ana jyir. Diim Mfndav. Roth Mr. and Mrs. Riggins are former pupils of Dr.

Brlggs. They Dotn attended mo tea Friday at Jokake. given by the TVirnii Alumni of Columbia Uni versity In honor of Dr. and Mrs. Briggs.

William Rousseau and Marian Welborn went to Holbrook Tues day on business. Mr. and Mrs. W. E.

Kelley have moved from their home on the Yuma road to the Al Smoot place on Maricopa road. Riggins, who is attending the state university, spent the week-end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Riggina Mrs.

Charles cartwrignt is ic-covering from a severe attack of influenza Mr. and Mra William Rousseau entertained at dinner Sunday. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Rollins Howard and children ot the Roosevelt district, and Allan Cowan of Tolleson.

Alfred Riggins returned Sunday from El Paso, where "he attended the football game between the Phoenix and El Paso teams. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Filey were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mra George Pilchard.

Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Brown and daughters, Edna and Lucille, and Mr. and Mrs. Meryl Heatwole en-Joyed a picnic on the desert Monday.

Mrs. George Pilchard, Mrs. Man-ford Cartwright, Mrs. Forrest Graham, Mrs. Al Mann, Mrs.

Ireland of Glendale, and Mra Crosby went by automobile Monday to meet Elmer and Manford Cartwright, who brought 50 head ot cattle down from the mountains. CASHION Miss Mary Coy mv Roarrpnt anH Mrs. Collar re cently entertained a number of friends with a Hallowe'en party in ulakr.Hnn tVuaiy MrthdaVS. MfS. Seargent's home, in which the party was given, was beautifully decorated in Hallowe'en colors.

Among thABA nrAspnr tt prp air. a.na ivli a. Lamar, Mr. and Mrs. Spratlin, Mr.

and jar. auu u.i. R. K. Wood, Mr.

and KODeris, onrt Tr Armstrons. Mr. and Mrs. Carlin. Mr.

Camble. Mr. and Mrs. Bethune and ana a. H.

Coy. Atioo TiTnToTiA -Robertson and Mil dred, Neoma and Vlrgie Bortz vis ited at the nome ot air. aim A H. Coy Sunday afternoon. xf.o wai-riM visited all dav Friday with Mrs.

Shrum and Miss White. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morley. Miss cor-ot, on a ruwn or lev and Geor gia and Agnes Johnson visited in Buckeye sunaay eveumg.

t. Sfott waa eiven an award for her pound cake at the lair. j.n.hf.ii ra nnrn to Air. ana Mrs. Delbert Wood Saturday at the residence of Mrs.

R. K. Wood. Mother and child are reported do ing nicely. Mr.

and Mrs. A. H. Coy were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and r.nv RnrHn of Peoria.

Mr. and Mrs. Condry and family visited Sunday aiternooa at xne 1 aw TAin ann flTYl A. Una and Betty Logsdon of Laveen spent last week with Mrs. John Cockron.

Mrs. Delbert ood of Palo erde visited her mother. Mrs. xi. Wood.

Sunday. Miss Vela Carrol spent Friday evening with Miss Mary Coy. Mr. and Mrs. C.

G. Coy and Mr. Frul rickson mnt Tues day evening with Mr. and Mrs. L.

C. Haynes listening to the election returns. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fleming was a dinner guest Thursday at her Miss Georgia Johnson and Miss Ellice Coy visited aiiss iiary coy mrA 1r Pnrlrrfin unpnt 71111 day evening with Mr.

and Mrs. A. H. Coy listening to election returns. Mrs.

Thayer Collar recently was reported ui. on4 Tr CAt fnv nf Vlri. ence visited relatives in Cashion Tuesday. Gene Robertson visited Clifford Miss Flora Roberts and Mozelle Robertson visited casr.lon school Thursday. nA Afr Ah MflVTipa anA Mr.

and Mrs. Williams of Phoenix visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. I xiaynes. Mra Shrum is reported recover Ing from her Illness.

CASA GRANDE Mra. C. M. Prether. hor 1 The fine arts department of the Woman's Club will hold the November program Friday afternoon at the Woman's Club.

This is the first monthly meeting of the department and the program Is charge ot Mra F. W. Bassler. All club members and friends are In-voted to the meeting. We -end guests at the country home of Dr.

and Mra C. K. Raber were Mr. and Mrs- Lute Anderson and daughter. Miss Sarah Anderson, Mr.

and Mra Paul Mucks, all of Azusa, California- Mr. Anderson and Mr. Mucks are cousins of Mra Raber. The Deeert Woman's Club members were hostesses Wednesday afternoon at the Valley Church when Mra, W. Todt ot Kingman, state Wells ranch.

Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Dodd attended the teachers' Institute which was held in Phoenix, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

Mrs. H- G. Richardson, Mrs. Chester McGee and Mrs. L.

B. Jones motored to Phoenix Monday to attend the concert by Krelsler" the noted violinist. J. C. Martin and son, Douglas, were business visitors in Superior Thursday.

E. C. Clarke, who has been quite Hi for the past several weeks in a local hospital, was removed to his home in Coolidge Monday afternoon. Jack Fraizer. of Mesa, was a business visitor in Florence for several days this week.

Mrs. Dugald Stewart was in Phoenix Wednesday and presided at a meeting of the parliamentary law class of the Central Arizona District Federation of Women's Clubs. Mrs. W. E.

Laveen, president of the Woman's Club of Florence also attended the meeting, and presented an outline of how to proceed with club meetings and reports of officers. Mr. and Mrs. C. A.

Clements of Casa Grande were guests Monday at the home of Mrs. Clement's sister, Mrs. W. S. Branaman.

Mrs. B. F. Thum. Mrs.

W. D. Hood and son, Wesley, left Thursday for Silver City. New Mexico, and returned Saturday evening accompanied by their mother, Mrs. A.

T. Colton, who has been visiting at that place for the past few weeks. While there Mrs. Colton had the misfortune to break her arm above the elbow but is now recovering tapidly. Mr.

and Mra. J. J. Harris and Mr and Mrs. S.

A. Westerman motored to Tuscon Thursday and were guests at an old-fashioned dance given at the beautiful ranch home rvf Tt- utA Mra. W. G. Williams.

Mrs. W. S. Branaman won the blue ribbon for the best fioral exhibit entered at the Pinal County Fair. FOWLER Mrs.

J. D. Bethune The Fowler Parent Teachers association meeting has been post-Doned until November 23. owing to the fact that Friday of this week will be Chdren's Day at the State Fair. Mr.

and Mrs. Harris, caretakers of the Fowler school, are serving the majority of the pupils of the school with hot lunches. Mr. and Mra M. B.

Brooks en tertained the following dinner guests Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Marlar and children. Mr. and Mr3.

J. W. Miller and family, Mr. and Mrs. M.

A. Moody of Superior and Mr. and Mrs. H. Duff.

Mrs. Sally Adair and Mrs. Ida Wall and son, Loyd, of San Diego are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.

J. Coppinger. Mrs. F. M.

Mognette, Mrs. Rosa Rahm, Mrs. F. Cole and Mrs. George Tompkins were guests of Mra H.

Hilbers Thursday. Mrs. J. E. Carlton, Mrs.

H. Hil bers, Mrs. Smart and Professor and Mrs. DeHoff attended the Parent Teachers luncheon Friday at Phoe nix. Ed Payne, Mr.

and Mra Morris Payne and son, Sherman, all of Prescott, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Payne of Tempe visited Mr. and Mra J. D.

Bethune Monday. Mr. and Mra -Paul Ketcherside of Los Angeles were week-end guests or Mr. and Mrs. F.

Marlar. Mr. and Mrs. E. House were guests of Mrs.

House's mother, Mrs, Ida Hanson over the week-end. Mr. and Mra Joe Coppinger were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.

W. Brad shaw, parents of Mra Coppinger, last bunaay. Mr. and Mra Robert Evans and daughter, Fern, and son, Leon, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

John Evans. Mr. and Mrs. J. D.

Bethune re cently were guests of Mrs. John Sargent and Mrs. Thayer Collier at a colorful party. The hostesses gave it as a birthday courtesy to each other. It was carried out in the Hallowe en spirit.

Young Billy Sar gent, realistically costumed as an old witch, aixorded much entertainment. All guests were masked. GILA BEND Marjorie Dillard Mrs. J. S.

Shaw entertained her expression class Saturday afternoon with a surprise party. Part ot the time was aiso used tor a class meet ing. Refreshments were served and entertainment was -provided. Those attending were Anna Lee Green Helen Bailey, Vivian Bailey, Melba McClusky, Marjorie McClusky, and jTances jonnson. More than $24 was realized in th Forget-Me-Not drive here last week.

Naome otter was chairman of the committee in charge of the drive, and her two assistants were tirace narnngwa ana iora Daugh erty. Stanford tVerick has returned from los Angeies alter visiting relatives there. Among the teachers who attended the Teachers' Institute in Phoenix were J. S. Shaw, C.

E- McEwen, Mrs. Fred Martin, Mrs. Ruth Mack and Miss Beatrice uniisette. Mr. and Mrs.

Dave Hilton of AJo were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Thexton Sunday and Monday.

Mrs. J. R. Ratcliffe and daughters of Peoria spent last week end in Gila Bend. Richard Martin made a trip to Tucson last week.

Mrs. A. Bally and Mra J. D. Bris-by were visitors to AJo last Friday.

Dallis Harris who was accidentally 6hot in the leg by his brother is reported much improved. Ray Watkins was a visitor to Phoenix last week. Mra Pat Daugherty who was called to Jerome last week by the death of her brother has returned home. Mr. and Mrs.

George Holtz of Phoenix were the guests of Mr. and Mra A. Markus last Sunday. W. L.

Short. Miss Ruth Short, and Sim Weidner attended the Fair at Phoenix last Monday. The Trcsper and Coleman ice plant sold out to the Arizona Edison company last week, irifrtd Frlcke. who waa In jured when the car 1a which she was riding turned over, is recover ing rapidly. In the car were the Misses Virginia wnsru, and Miss Frlcke.

The accident occurred on the Tucson highway and Is said to have been caused oy a Tire wowmi Ta TtrtTnnrland came In iUi O. from San Jose. California. Tuesday morning for a short visit with her mother. Mra Lillian Peart- Mrs.

John T. BUtier OI vrreer c.mc er. tn- 4nr vtjrit With her III ouuuoj daughter, Mrs. R. S.

Kimball, and family. Monday all motored to Phoenix, where they attended the State Fair. Mrs Katherlne aiacKae, sia nf Indian welfare of the Federated Women's Clubs, and Mrs. Charles Prather of the department mnA nuhlieltv. will attend the state board meeting In Phoenix tomorrow.

Mrs. Lottie a-iso will motor to pnoenix, visiting mo State Fair. Miss- Mary Gilbert, student at the Phoenix Junior College, spent the week-end here witn ner parents. Mr. and Mrs.

F. T. Gilbert. Mrs. Annie Daniels or xucson, su-nintniipnt of schools in Pima county, spent Wednesday here as the guest of airs, iiuiaa continued to Phoenix.

where she attended the state teachers" meeting. Walter Dupuy came in from western Texas Thursday and will as sist Mark McNatt at tne uasis tne- ater. Attending the Fritz tcreisier concert in Phoenix Monday night were an Mrs. Robert Denton, Miss Alice O'Connor. Miss Gladys Miles, F.

L- Kreiger ana jonn vtxen. "n- tvtt- V. A. deClerca and daughter, Mrs. C.

I. Richardson, and William Nienaus visnea incur tuu, Jack deClercq. at Tempe Saturday and attended the Homecoming celebration of the Teachers' College, CLIFTON Mrs. C. M.

McNeill. Phone 196F12 Miss Marjorie Barr and Miss Ida Smith entertained recently at the Girl Reserves' home. Mr. and Mrs. C.

M. McNeill and Hsnehter. Coline. were luncheon guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

T. E. Sidebotham. Frank Rossman left last week for the Stray Horse Mesa to spend a month trapping. Oliver Bray is spending a few davs in CUf ton visiting with friends and relatives.

He has been at Pine Lawn service station near Reserve, New Mexico. Mrs. Edith Roach of Safford was a visitor in Clifton last week. Mr. and Mrs.

C. M. McNeill were business visitors in Morenci Thursday. Eddie Dlctenmiller, who left the district several years ago to reside in El Paso, has accepted a position with the Phelps-Dodge Company in Morenci and will return to Clifton with his family. Alvln Smith, from Eagle Creek, spent several days in Clifton last Swanson, proprietor of Ole's garage and the Chrysler dealer of Clifton, was a business visitor in Phoenix recently.

Bill Cox ot Morenci was a visitor in Clifton last week, where he purchased a Ford truck- Mr. Cox recently purchased a fruit ranch on Eagle Creek about two miles from Morenci. Tom Cook, proprietor of the Wool-orae 6tore, spent several days in Clifton buying supplies last week. Jt-o Chesser, who has a ranch above Garfield, is shipping cattle tli is Tjvclc Forest E. Doucette, Clifton's publicity agent, is spending a few days in Phoenix on business.

Several of the cattle men of Eagle Creek ar? in town shipping cattle. Among them are R. T. Bishop, Clarence Olney, Hugh Trainor. Ed Ellis and Fred Johnson.

Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Combs entertained Mr.

and Mra Charles Combs of Safford last week. John Hayes has accepted a position with the Myers Contractors and Is working on -the road under construction to Eagle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson returned to their home on Eagle Creek recently after an extended visit in Clifton.

Mr. and Mrs. George Hill spent several days in Clifton visiting with Mrs. Hill's daughters and, Mr. Hill's mother recently.

Mr. and Mrs. O. Wright and sons were Clifton visitors last week from their ranch near Greys Peak. Earl McLaughlin was in town Saturday with a load ot fruit from his ranch on Sardine Creek.

Lyle McSpadden. employe on the Coronado Trail, spent the week-end with his family in Clifton. Field Toung, for many years a resident of Clifton, but who has been living on a ranch on Eagle Creek for some time, was a visitor in Clifton several days recently. Jim Armstrong, who recently purchased a ranch in Duncan, where he now resides, was a business visitor In Clifton last Wednesday. Rufus Williams ot Phoenix, who has been camping for the past two months on Squirrel Creek, spent election day in CUtton and returned to his camp for another four or five months' rest.

COOLIDGE Mrs. Carl M. Douglaa Mr. and Mra H. O.

Odom spent the week-end in Mesa visiting relatives. Mra c. R- Ferrin and infant son spent Thursday until Sunday evening in Mesa, visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Brooks Hooper and Earl Presley pinks of Phoenix spent the week-end here visiting at the M. D. Hooper home. Mr. and Mra Jim McManus of Globe spent Sunday at the home of Mr.

and Mra E. Chllda Mrs. T. H. Nutt of Boulder.

Colorado, mother ot W. E. Nutt, postmaster, is spending the winter with her son and family. She was accompanied hare by her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mra Frank Small, who returned attar tne Mr.

and Mrs. F. Robinson spent the week-end in Phoenix where they were the guests of friends. Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Mitchell and daughter. Jane, ars attending the State Fair at Phoenix this week and are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Parker at Laveen. Members of the Arlington Woman's club will hold their next regular meeting Thursday, November 22, st Mrs.

Jack Gable's home. BALSZ Mrs. R. O. Langmede.

Phone 19R4 The Balsz Parent Teacher Association entertained all the teachers on Friday, November 9, at the luncheon given at the Presbyterian church, by the Maricopa Parent Teacher Council. Amonar those who attended were Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Garms, Agnes Palmer, Isabel Kil-doo, Mrs. Mary Lou Kinard, Mrs. Lair, Lucile Hanna, Edna Trout and Claud Mlchea. Members of the association who acted as hostesses to the teachers were Mrs. H.

C. Hickman, Mrs. R. G. Langmade and Mrs.

Jules Vermeersch. The first team girls defeated the Temps grammar girls by a score of 13 to 7. The first team boys were defeated by the Tempe Training school boys by a score of 4 to 3. The following' books have been added to the Balsz school library: Blue Fairy Book. Red Badge of Courage, Glengary School Days, The Story of Toney.

Japanese Fairy Tales, Red Feather. Posy Ring, Lit tie White Bird. Tales of Peter Rab bit, Ramona, Hoosier Schoolmaster, Bot, Son of Battle, Penrod, Robin Hood, The Prince and the Pauper, The Jungle Book, Problems in Woodwork, The Farmers' Shop Book. Industrial Work for the Mid dle Grades, Correlated Courses in Woodwork and Mechanical Draw ing. Here and Now Stories, Story of Mrs.

Tobbs, Johnny Crow's Gar den, Sunbonnet Babies, Child's Garden of Verses, Once Upon a Time, Little Lost Pigs. I Wonder Why, When We vvere very Toung, Fun Book, The Land of Or, Dorothy and the Wizard of Oz. Twenty Thous and Leagues Under the Sea, The Wonderful Adventures of Nils, Dr. Dolittle's Circus, The Story of Dr. Dolittle, Blackfeet Indian Stories, Makeshift Farm, Jim and Peggy at Meadowbrook Farm.

Boy Scouts, Life of Lincoln, Japanese Twins, Stories of Great Americans for Lit tle Americans, Adventures of Molly Waddy and Tony, Snow Baby, Es-quimo Stories, Ned and Nan In Holland. So Fat and Mew Mew, Little Lame Prince, John Martin's Big Book. Peter and Polly in Autumn. Poppy Seed Cakes, Star, The Story of an Indian Pony. A Little Boy Lost, Wigwam Evenings.

Billy Bang Book, Dot and David, Public Speaking for High Schools, Winning Speeches of the Northern, Oratorical League, Four Hundred Games, Lincoln, His Words and Deeds. When They Were Boys, When They Were Girls. Harper's Electricity Book for Boys. Songs of the Tree-top and the Meadow, Princess and Curdie, Princess of the Goblin, Poems Teachers Ask For, book one and book two. Everyday Life In the Colonies, Grandfather's Chair, On Board a United States Battleship.

Clothing Construction. School and Home Cooking, Robert's Rules of Order. Mrs. G. R.

Cauthen and son, Johnnie, spent the week end in Parker visiting Mrs. Cauthen's niece. G. E. Sloan has purchased two and one-half acres on Delano avenue from H.

C. Hickman. Harry Tovrea, who has been seriously ill in a hospital, is reported to be Improving. J. Ailams and Michael Adams have purchased the Martin Ranch on McDowell road and will take possession the first of next week.

Mra T. L. Gongales and granddaughter left Saturday for Willcox. where she will spend a year. BOWIE Mra.

Dana T. Mitner Rev. G. W. Western made a busi ness trip to Scottsdale the first ot the week.

He returned Tuesday evening. Mra Anna May Riggs, and Mra F. L. Torrence. motored to Willcox Wednesday.

Mr. and Mra Antice Dickson and son of Bisbee were visitors In Bowie Tuesday. Dave Adams was a Bowie visi tor Sunday. Mra Vicla Snikes of Redondo, California, is the guest of her son. A.

Spikea The Bowie teachers returned from Tucson Tuesday after attending a two day session at the Institute. The stewards of the Mthodiat church served lunch all day Tuesday, netting a nice sum for the church treasury. F. L. Torrence and Dana Mllner attended a Masonic meeting In Sat-ford Tuesday.

The 4-H club held a meeting at the grammar school Wednesday. William Gunneols died suddenly at the McKenzie ranch last Saturday where he was engaged in the cattle business. Funeral services were conducted from the McKenzie heme Tuesday afternoon. W. N.

Hunt. Luther Thorsterberg, and I C. Stover of San Simon were business callers In Bowie Thursday. Boys cf the seventh and eighth grades and their teacher Mr. Pusher, spent Saturday at Indian Hot Sprlnga J.

P. Schaeffer In Bowie attending- to some cattle businesa CARTWRIGHT Mrs. Clyde Rousseau The meeting of the Cartwright community Club has been post Pi Friday. November 16 ponea wv st- 16. iw 5.4 1 1 1 5 i a.