Arizona republican., 1902-07-06
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 P ?. Daggs and Chris Jur9erSon let i today overland ior Vekol. where Afr Daggs' 1nire is located. There will be communion services at 1 the Congregational church toE2orTow- The boys Of the militia anaounced the dawning O; the glorious Fourth yesterday by exploding vast quantities of giant powder on the Butte ar aboat 3 o'clock in the morning. The friends of Charles H&esler will be pleased tc learn that h is occupy ing q sGod position in Bisbee in the sInolter works. AIr- Haes!er may .e- main in F3is5ee pernaHentiy- At the NJ l.. church today there will be Sunday school at i0:32 tfasi tine?. preaching by Rev John K Hubbard of Phoenix at 11:l5: Epworth League at 9:3O. Rev. F'arr. pastor.
 At the congregational church, sun day school q 10 a. I.l. Cast jnel: preaching by the pastor q lo43 a. L., subject. .T,eocnciiiation Jhl oUsh tas Cross oi Christ '. ?. S. (. l.. at go to be held or Mrs Van Tayi's veran1t. Rev. Drew, pasto"-
 At the Baptist church. Sunday school at 10 a. IT. tfast tiraj; preaching by the pastor & II .. m., subject Tho More Excellent Sacrifice t:e". Ee,.- berry, pastor.
 There will be union service of q! the Tempe churches held il the Con g1egational church in the evening st & o'clock tslow time. The meeting will be addressed by Rev. Far Of the M E. church subject How to know God" 4 special invitation is extended to all skeptics ana 10 those L tlo;lbleG with Goubrs.
 The temperance picnic held in the >Sachs grcve south of Tempe on Friday was ir every respect q marked silc- cess and reflected much credit or the committee cf arrangements wfo llaG spared no pains to make the pleasures Of the day what they proved to be The day of it:elf was 2 perfect 1ne for a Salt River valley Fourth and 2t an early hour the picE;ckers began their arrival which continued into the after neon. Shortly after o'clock tie pee pie assembled before the platform erected fer the occasion in q parJicu- laTly shady part or the grave and the programme of the day opened with ttGN- IGN III r dI-E Ol LIlG Al- i1- Cfttlit II as presiding ofic4r.
 The early part of the progra:li1lie consisted principally of recitatior5 and songs rendered by the boys and girls of the various churches. under the di- 1 rectfon of Prof Johnston, and wis thoroughly enjoyed by the audience elicitfng from them much praise and applause One Of the features e ti.is part of the programme was irs closing number, song by ten young ladie: entitled Arizona
 At this point the speaker ot tie cay Rev. I;ari ZUnvalt. pastor Cl ;;lt Christian church at Phoenix. was ir- troduced. MT. ZuTawait at cnce dp- pealed to the humorous side Of his au- dience by stating that ile was badly affected with the disease "epanitis,'' il which everything one eats goes di- rect!y to the stomach. He spoke e th' hearty meal he hid enjoyed Ii said that there were three epociis Il Americas history: First. the revolu tionary war, when the nation wa born q free nation. He spoke of th, heroism displayed by the Ame-ical soldiers at the battle of Lexington Bunker Hill. Valley Forge and York town. He emphasized the fact Ina
 
 glory but fer their liberty ard the iib erty ci their wires sons and daugh ters. He asserted that bac;: cf th patriots gallant deeds was tlie and 0 God in a righteous cause The secont epoch. ne said. Was the civil War. Whel the Union was preserved ana 4,0G0 0G slaves emancipated. The tfivd epoch the Spanish-Anerican war when tn ncrth and south were more ;nly re united; when as ore nation the fought Q. common fee.
 The speaker referred to the pro9ras and development Of the nation. He d. clared that the realization Of our de sires depended usually upcn our ae tion and activity, and illustrated n same by rehearsing the story cf tn cid coIored deacon who was desirou of 6 turkey for Thanksgiving day. Tn deacon prayed night after night for til turkey but no turkey arrived. Finali! the night before the festive day vas 2 hand and the old negro in tis own dia feet prayed. Lord, =erd me after th turkey" and the turkey came.
 A1r. ZuDwaIt said that the future the country depended upon our Dlir ciples and CIT energy.
 The address Of lir. Zumwa throughout was delivered il inasterl and pleasing way.
 The Tempe merchants band ki1di rendered music during the afternGo
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