Arizona republican., 1909-03-27
CARTW RIGHT.

l Church services for Sunday will be: 1 Sunday school, 9:45 a. m., Temperance Lesson" Proverbs xviii. 29-35. Rev. P. b Gardner. superintendent; preaching by pastor, II a. m; EpwOrth League ! devotional service, ?. m., leader, Mrs. s. x. McClure; preaching, D. m.; prayer meeting and Bible study on Wednesday night.
 A pie social will be given at the schoolhouse at Cartwright on Tuesday night. March 30:
 Ladies. please bring a pie. That the boys may buy"
 The proceeds will go to advance the good temperance cause.
 There was no business meeting of the Epworth League last month. so the program for last month will be given Friday night at the home of Mir. and Mrs J. A Vinson. A good social time is expected after the business session Fresh fruit will be served as refresh ments.
 It was announced carly in the week that Rev. MT Foreman of Bethel would be at Cartwright on Thursday night to begin his class in vocal music. This class was organized some time ago. but MT Foreman has been engaged in revival services at Tempe and could not begin earlier. Quite large num- Der of would be" pupils gathered at the church, only to learn that their teacher was unavOidably detained at home and would be at the league so- cial at Mir. Vinson's Friday night.
 Saturday will be school election day, and the reporter was asked to urge the patrons of this school to come to the schOolhouse sometime during the day. without fail George Tompkins' place is to be filled
 Mrs. Kile had severe attack of gall stones last Friday. pr. Swetnam was the attending physician. Mrs. Kile has been confined to her bed all week.
 Mrs. Vinson. Mrs. Rousseau and Mrs Bone, three of the Sunday school teach CTS. entertained their classes jointly at the home of Mrs. Vinson on Satur- day afternoon. There were about forty present. The afternoon was spent very pleasantly by the youngsters in games of various kinds. Fresh fruit and good wholesome home made candy were furnished in abundance.
 John Graham. Robert Banks and Miss Olive Puttney, of Phoenix. dined on Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Asa Graham. MT Banks and Miss Puttney spent the afternoon in a drive through the Glendale country sightseeing.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mcclure called on NIT. and Mrs. J. G. Brooks on Sunday after noon. Later Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Me Clure called to see Mrs. Kile. who is i'll. Others who called on Mrs. kile that afternoon were Mrs. Shiflet, Mrs. Graham and Miss Maggie Doyle.
 Mamie Brooks of Fowler spent Sun day as the guest of Mary Doyle.
 John Price and family, MT Lewis and Miss Lewis spent Sunday visiting MT. and Mrs. Angie Price of Isaac.
 The boiler at the creamery played prank on the dairymen Sunday morn- ing. One of the pipes broke in such a way that it could not be mended quickly. so the milk had to be taken home or disposed of in some other way However. everything was Tn working order on Monday morning.
 MT. and Mrs NJ. List entertained about thirty guests at dinner on Sun day. Among them were Mir. and Mrs. Tram and family and Mir. and Mrs. Fellows and family.
 MT. and Mrs. Hanson and children took dinner Sunday with the Rev MT. and Mrs. P D. Gardner and daughter
 Ii will be news to most of the neigh borhood that Miss Sidney Ninsel was married on January 15 to a MT Rodes'