Arizona republican., 1904-02-14
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l First NJ. E. church Monday evening, February 22, under the auspices if the | W. C. T. U.
 REVIVAL SERVlCES.-Special ser vices will be held at the Central Meth odist church beginning February 21. A large choir is now being organized for these services. Everybody will be made welcome
 LEAVE THIS MoRNING.-Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Benham, of New York who have heen visiting friends here for a few days, will leave on this morn | inC's s. F. P. & P. train. They will go first to Santa Fe, N. M, for a short stay then to Los Angeles and from there return to New York
 1 CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH. Opposite the postoffice. Sunday | school at 9;45 a. m., Dr. Hughes, super intendent; preaching at II a. m. and ] 73O ?. m., by the pastor. Rev. c. H. Co., vette; Junior League, 3. p. m.; Senior League 6:SO D. m.
 I BAPTIST cHURcH.-Corner Third avenue and Monroe street. Bible school at 9:45 a. m. preaching at Il a. m. and 7:Sn D. m., by Rev George H. Brewer, morning subject, ''Thc Dynamics of a Revival" evening subject, Where. Art i Thou?" There will be special music at each service.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST | NTlST.-Postoffice Bldg, Monroe street. Services II a. m., subject, Mind" golden text, "Who hath known the mind of the Lord, that he may in- struct him? But we have the mind of | Christi Cor. 2:16; solo by Mrs. Helen | Hear; Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. The reading rooms are open daily from 10 a. m. to 12 and l" to p. m. All are well come.
 | CHURCH MUSlC.-Music at the | Baptist church today: Morning, pre- l Jude. Germany" Mcszkowski, Miss Halsey: solo, The Palms of Peace" Barnard MT. Daggett; quartette, "O. | God, the Rock of Ages" Gray, Miss Jewell Miss Parker, MT. Daggett and MT. Coggins. Evening, duet, 70, Salutris Hostia," John wiegand, MT. Daggett and Mir Coggins.
 AFTERNOON OF PRAYER.-The WoEan's Baptist Home and Foreign Missionary society will observe an af- | ternoon of prayer next Thursday from l l to o'clock, in the church. They most | cordially invite all friends and the en- | tire membership of the church to meet with them, also all who are interested in the cause of missions, but attendants | of other churches will be gladly wei comod, even though they can tarry but a few minutes. A leader has been ap- | pointed for each hour
 | COMPANY NOTES.-There have been so many Interruptions in drill of late, on account of shows and dances, | that Captain Parks has decided to have l two drills week instead of one and l will hold an extra drill each week to l take place on Thursday evening until after the annual inspection. Matters in the company are progressing very 1 finely and the men are in good shape as far as drill is concerned. With two | drills a week, one on Tuesday and the other on Thursday evening. the com- pany should soon reach a high grade Of perfection.
 FUN POSTPONED.-The concert | and social announced for next Thurs day evening in the Christian church, 1 to be given by the male members of the choir, assisted by their friends from other choirs, has been postponed for one week on account of other popular attractions billed for that night. The boys want an open field and fair 1 show when they entertain the ladies. They will meet this afternoon in the ! church 10 practice the choruses which they will sing, as they propose to make these a prominent feature of the pro- gramme. There will be twenty voices in the chorus.
 SPECIAL MEETINGS.-A series of ] special evangelistic services will com mence this morning at the Baptist church. The meetings will be conduct ed by Rev. George H. Brewer, general missionary and corresponding secretary of the Ariozna and New Mexico Bap- tist conventions, MT. Brewer has con- ducted successful revival services ir, many cities of the west and is rot q stranger to Phoenix. having assisted the Baptist church in this way four years ago. MT. Brewer will preach each | evening of this week except Saturday evening, at o'clock. Song service will commence at 80 D. m. Bible readings will be held on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday afternoons at o'clock | Everyone cordially welcomed
 THE GOOD TEMPLARS.-On last l Monday night the newly elected off cers of Garden Valley lodge No. 1 were Installed by the lodge deputy, Miss Geis- singer, assisted by H. r. Couch, of Sc- bieski lodge, and Miss Minnie Wright as installing marshals. Those honored by the lodge this quarter are: A. J. Hertel, C.. T., Miss Antoinette Norris. | V. T., Sidney Stewart. secretary, Miss Clara Stovall, A. S., Miss Nellie Wright, r. s., 4. P. Walbridge, treasurer, Lu- Uler Stewart, M., Miss Bessie Chapp,e, p. NJ, Miss Laura IItwin, C., Miss Ma mic StovaIl. G., Charley Walbridge, $. l R. !I Irwin, r. c. T. The lodge is re- ceiving new recruits at almost every session. On tomorrow night a special valentine programme will be given. | BAD MEXICAN BOYS-A local off cer reports that several complaints have been made to him respecting the II conduct of a number of bad Mexican youths who haunt Center street from Adams to the postoffice corner and who II by sotto Voce remarks cast insults at \ the girls who pass to and from the