Arizona republican., 1904-03-20

A FAREWELL TO MR. WAL BRIDGE.-The Good Templars extend an invitation to all friends to partjci- Cate in the farewell reception which they will give A. P. WalbridSe tomor- TOW evening in the Fifth Avenue Ch-iz- ton church.
 THE CLOSING sERVlCEs-The closing services of the Baptist cOnven- ton at Tempe on Friday evening in cluded a powerful missionary sermon by Rev. Dr. Rairden, of Omaha. Neb. and a closing service in which a mum ber of the pastors and visitors gave brief addresses.
 KIMoNAS AND APRoNs-On Thurgday afternoon next the ladies Of the Fifth Avenue Christian church will serve tea from to o'clock in the church parlors and during the time will have on exhibition fer sale fine assortment of home made aprons and
 zimOnas.
 THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Ser- vices will be held at the Fifth Avenue
 Christian church today as follows:
 Sunday school at 9:45 a. U..; Endeavo- service at 6:30 D. m.; preaching by the
 pastor. Rev. W. IT. Barby. at T a. m.
 and 7.9O D. m. Morning subject.
 Hands" evening, Spiritual Lamps % CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST.
 The Surday announcement Of the
 First Church of Christ Scientist. pest office building. Monroe street. follows:
 Services II a. m.. subject. "ReaIity;'
 solo bv Miss Helen Heap. Wednesday
 evening testimonial meeting 7:3l. Reading rooms open daily; everybody welcome.
 BAPTIST CHURCH.-Corner Third avenue and Monroe street Lewis Hal ! sey, D. D. pastor Public worship II a. m. ard 7:3O T. r.: Bible school at 9:45 9. m.; Junior Union p. m.; B. Y. p. Y. 6:15 D. m. The pastor will preach in the morning and D. P. Ward of ! Pasadena, Cal, in the evening. Mir. Ward will also sing a solo.
 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH. Services will be held at the First | Methodist Episcopal church, Monroe
 street and Second avenue, A. NJ. Gib- | bons, pastor. today as follows: Sun ] day school at 9:45 a. m.. Lloyd B. | Christy, superintendent: Junior League
 at 9 D. m., Miss Aletheia Hamilton, su- | perintendent; topic. Little Things Made Great" 1 Cor. 1:25-29, Mrs. F. F. | Mccall. leader; public worship at II a.
 m. and 7:3O ?: m. Subject of the morn i ing sermon, ''NIicah's Ideal Religion evening sermon, Noah q Faithful ! Preacher" the first of a series of ser
 morc on Bible characters. The choir | will render a sacred concert in the
 evening. All seats are free. You gre welcome.
 MEN WANTED.-The United States 1 civil service commission announces
 two examinations to be held on April | 19 and 20. One is to secure eHgiblas l from which to make tertifcation to fill | seventeen vacancies in the position of | civil engineer and superintendent Of construC riOn and for similar vacancies as they may ocur. The salary of this | position is $1.50O a year. The age limit
 is twenty years and over. The exami- nation is oCen to all citizens of tha | United States. The other examination ] is for the purpose of filling vacancies | in the position Of electrical assistant at a salary of S15 a month. Qualifica-
 tions as to age and citizenship are the same as !n the former examination.
 BANKRUPTCY CASE DISMISSED. | A petition in bankruptcy fled by | the creditors of C. F. smith, formerly i in business in Tempe, was dismissed | in United States court yesterday at the request of the attorney for the pe- titioners The creditors. that is the principal creditors were L. Zeckendorf * Co, of Tucson. and whOlesale boot and shoe dealers Of St. Louis and 1 Kansas City. Smith had left the coun- i try and the stock had passed through two hands since his departure The i petitioners claim though to be able to show that part of the stock at least had been purchased from them by | Cs,,4i+,