Arizona republican., 1909-04-03
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 Fowler, Ariz., April 2.-Church an nouncements: At the Holiness church. Sunday school at 10 am: preaching services at II am. conducted by Rev. MT Davies; preaching Sunday evening at 7:30; prayer meeting Friday even ing at 7:30.
 At the Baptist church-Sunday school Sunday morning at 10 o'clock; preaching services at II o'clock con ducted by the pastor. Rev. MT. Smith. Young Peoples Meeting at : o'clock Sunday evening and preaching at 7:30. Prayer meeting on Thursday evening.
 The regular meeting of the Woman's Baptist Missionary society will be held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. George Kay.
 The holiness prayer meeting was held this week at Joe Holly's. The place for the next meeting is not an nounced in time to be printed in the Fowler news.
 Ruth Loyd spent Sunday the guest of Edna Smith
 Lucy McIlmoil and Chrissie Elliott were guests Thursday night of Miss Lola LeBaron.
 Elizabeth Ivy is on the sick list this week.
 Mamie and Tina Brooks were out of school several days this week on account of grip. Jennie Lee Brooks has also been quite sick this week.
 Georgia Ivy visited Etta Parker from Friday until Sunday.
 Those from this place who attended the pie supper given by the Good Tenn plars Tuesday night at Cartwright. were MT. and Mrs. Joe Coleman, NIT. and Mrs. Logle and children. NJ. B. Brooks, Misses Mamie and Henrietta Brooks. Etta and Helen Parker. Vio- let Horton, Dorothy and Myrtle Hay nes, Bertha Kohl. Emma Faulkner. Abe Haynes, John Nelson and Harry Miller A number of these people are members of the lodge at Cartwright. While some of our girls were among those voted upon as being the most popular, John Nelson was the only one of the young men who received any special notice. John bought a delicious looking pie but could find no girl who would acknowledge the pie as hers all though the temptation was great, sec ing into whose hands the pie had fallen. He finally decided to cut the pie and share it with all who wished a piece. but after cutting through the flalty crust the knife refused to go further and upon investigation he found it to be made of cotton. Misery always likes company so John devised a scheme whereby he could share his disappointment with some one else and offered a dollar to the one who could swallow a pie the quickest. He fur nished one Of the pies and John Wiley of Cartwright was the victim.
 MT and Mrs. M. B. Brooks visited in Cartwright Sunday at the home of MT. Brooks brother. Jack Brooks.
 Mrs Smith spent Tuesday with Mrs. George Kay.
 At the regular prayer meeting ses- sion Thursday evening the Baptist church held its monthly business meeting and conference. A part of the business transacted was the election of delegates to the meeting of the Ari- zona Baptist association which con venes in Phoenix from April Sth to 11th. These meetings will be of spe- cial interest to the people here owing to the fact that a number with whom We are acquainted will appear on the program The Rev. Mir. Draper will lead the discussion Thursday morning Friday afternoon Rev. J. H. Smith will conduct the devotional exercises. Fri day evening will be devoted to the Woman's Home and Foreign Mission society. Miss Julia l.. Austin will make the principal address of the evening. Our people know the merits of an ad- dress by Miss Austin for they were privileged to listen to two inspiring talks given by her at this place Mon day afternoon and evening. Miss Aus tin will visit here again before she re- turns to Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Bruce Brooks visited in Phoe- nix Monday.
 George Kay has been unfortunate this week. MT Kay bought some cat tie in october and fed them during the winter. He was preparing to mar ket them this week and had just fin ished cutting out the ones that were ready for market, and drove them into field near the house while he ate his dinner When he rpttIrnpd tO them