Arizona republican., 1902-11-09

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 A. M. E. CHURCH.-A. M. F. church tservices today, A Wagner pastor. Sunday school at 9:5O a., in. Preaching at Il a. m. and 7:3O D. Tn. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
 FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST SCI ENTIST.-Corner of Center and Jefer- son streets. Services Il a. m., subject. "Mortals and Inmortals." Sunday | school F m. Reading room open daily from p. m. to p. m.. All are wei coma.
 THE GOOD TEMPLARS.-The Good Templars of Phoenix will hold an i'm portant meeting tomorrow night, as officers will be installed, delegates 1 chosen to the grand lodge and arrange ments made for Colonel Sobieski's lee ture course.
 BAND CONCERT-The regular Sun day concerts of the Pioneer band will be held in the afternoon hereafter. be- ginning with today, at o'clock. The evenings are getting cool and the af- ternoons are more enjoyable during the winter months.
 THANKSGIVING DAY FOOT BALL The game between the Tempe Nor mal school and the Phoenix High school promises to be of much interest. Both teams are out daily working hard in their practice games. Wilbur and Van Ochea halfbaclls and Woolf and Hanna, ends in the Tempe tea mare attracting much interest among foot ball enthusiasts by their clever work.
 WOODMEN SOCIAL.-The social session given by the Woodmen of the | World, was a decided success. A large number O. members and friends were present. The following program was rendered and thoroughly enjoyed: Ad- dress, Consul Commander Dr. Rich mend; vocal solo, Mrs. Dr. Dameron; select reading, pr. Cameron; piano solo. Miss Nellie Trott; music, the Forbes sisters. After which refresh ments were served followed by social hop.
 JUVENILE TEAMS.-The foot ball fad has worked it's way into the public schools and the Phoenix public school team and the Tempe public school team spent yesterday rolling each other around on the Tempe gridiron. The | Phoenix boys claim the Tempe lads worked in Normal player that all but l buffaloed them, but they braced up and | went dl illlil u Nlh. W iien IIlt Ddlllt was over Tempe only had a score of six to its credit while the Capital city l aggregation came down the river with | sixteen. Another game will be play | ed by the same elevens. in Phoenix, ! two weeks from yesterday. | PREACHING THE GOSPEL.-The
 principal feature of the services at the | First Methodist Episcopal church for l | pei by the pastor, C. V. COw1n. The | theme fer the Il o'clock service will be, | Golden Character From Refining
 Fire" The subject of the evening dis | course will be, "The Judgment Day" The large chorus choir. led by John l Todd. will render efficient service
 morning and evening. The Sunday
 school and Epworth league will meet
 as usual At 9 D. m. there will be a union meeting under the direction of
 the Salvation Army, addressed by Mrs.
 Col. French.
 A GOOSE EXCHANGE.-It is an nounced that the ladies will conduct a
 goose exchange" in the parlors of the | Fifth Avenue Christian church on | Tuesday evening next, but details arc | lacking. It is presumed that a real | live goose or a whole flock of them | will be in evidence, as the sign reads: "A hungry goose is waiting here, that l swallows nickels without fear" This
 may be doubted by the skeptical ones, but the truth or falsity of the assertion can be easily verified by an experiment
 with a handful of nickels. Those who
 do not care whether the goose will cal
 big money or not can amuse themselves
 in the penny social''-and the penny
 will be furnished the guest too which
 seems to be a fair proposition.
 THE CARNIVAL STADIUM-One
 of the great features of the Eagles
 Carnival, which opens here on the 2tth
 is what is called the Stadium or Roya
 circus. It is an immense affair of C
 feet frontage and 250 feet depth, and
 perfCrna rCes will be given twice a
 day during the carnival week. The
 program consists of feats of all Kinds
 each one Of which represents the high
 est reach oi scientific gymnastic anC
 athletic attainment. The most ceie
 brated bicycle riders in the world ar'
 in the Stadium, one, Mr. Lemon, ac
 complaining Q wheel feat attempted b,
 no other rider. Japanese acrObats, tn
 whirling Arabian Parlate troupe. an
 Q hundred other equally good attrac
 tiors make up an entertainment of tw,
 hours time. The Stadium will be tn
 winner during the carnival ; Mrs. Sherwood Campbell dermatolo ; gist and complexion specialist, Wi , open her parlors this week over tn } Hub.
 Until further notice train No. 1, NJ
 & P. R. R., will leave Phoenix one-hal : hour ahead of schedule time, to-wit, a
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