Arizona republican., 1910-12-23

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 town, Texas, which he entered about
 whether he will return. as he says
 Arizona has Texas beaten forty ways
 from Center street
 BOY SCOUTS-The First Methodist
 church patrol of Boy Scouts, the junior organization of the Y. NJ c A. was
 to have been formed last Monday but on account of the rain there was no
 meeting for that purpose. It is now announced that the boys of the church will meet Saturday afternoon at 2
 o'clock at the Y. NJ. C. A. building and
 organize that patrol
 COMPANY A BALL.-Company A, | N. c. A. is making elaborate prepara Q
 tions fer it's third annual reception
 and ball to be given at the Arizona
 Seljonl Of Music rext Friday evening. | December 20. The boys of this com | pany intend that their ball shall be
 the most enjoyable affair of a mili-
 tary nature ever held in Phoenix. All members of Company B are invited
 as well as Governor Sloan and other
 notables. Dancing will be indulged | III lICIl S.oU lO I O CLOCK.
 TO HOLD ANNUAL MUSTER 1 Extraordinary preparations are being made by the membrs of Company A.
 N G. A. for the holding of the annual muster provided for by the military | code of Arizona. on Friday evening. December 23 at the armory in the city | hall. Captain Edgar r. Grinstead has issued Company Orders. No. 15. calling for the muster. and it is expected that d general good time will be had. In- I cidentally the guardsmen of this com pany are looking forward with more ] than ordinary interest to their third annual reception to be given at the Arizona School of Music. Friday even ing. December 90. This reception is the event of the year in the social circles of the company and the invi- tations are being issued so carefully as to insure a most select attendance CITRUS GROWERS MEETING An important meeting, to which all friends of our citrus industry are in- vited, will be held at the board Cf trade rooms at o'clock this Friday afternoon J. NJ. Culbertson. assist ant manager of the extensive Lime niera ranches. near Santa Paula. Cal. will speak on California methods of citrus orchard management. especially fertilization. care and frost pr0tec- tion. F. O. Essig. horticultural com missioner for Ventura county. will speak on citrus insects. especially mealy-bug. and will discuss the with er-tip disease of oranges. B. JJones. R. H. Forbes. A w Morrill, and oth- CTS familiar with local conditions. will participate in discussions. All grow CTS and others in sympathy with our citrus industries are earnestly inviseI to be present.
 HEARST FLIGHT-The board of trade is in receipt of letter from the "aeronautic' editor of the Hearst newspapers suggesting that Phoenix offer a special prize to the winner of the Hearst prize of s5O.O0O. offered to the first aviator who will fly across the United States from coast to coast. Several cities are offering special prizes if the winner passes through those places in making his flight Mir Hearsts aeronautic editor states that
 
 a great inducement to the bird men to fly across this territory. and that the offer of a modest sum by Phoenix would undoubtedly induce those who attempt to win the Hearst prize to visit this city en route. The Rotary Club of San Francisco has offered s10,00O if the flight begins or ends in that place. while the Denver Post and Kansas City Post have offered s1.0O0 apiece if the winner flies through those cities.
 CHRISTMAS cANTATA. - Next Sunday evening being Christmas night. the choir of the Christian church. ably assisted by Mrs Clyde NJ. Gaudy and Mrs. R. M. Tafel. will fittingly remem- Der the sacredness of the day by giving the cantata The Angelic Choir" by Carrie Adams. Mrs. Adams is a living. present day music writer and it is the comment of all who have heard this music that it com pares favorably with the classics The program is as follows: "Hark! What Music Fills the Air" trio and chorus. Mrs. Tafel. Mrs. Golze and Mrs. Gaudy; There Came Three Kings" SOlO ana Qudrtette, COntfaltO SOlO, MrS. c. NJ. Gaudy; male quartet. Messrs Littlejohn, McNealey. Patrick. Phil lips. And There Were Shepherds" solo and chorus. Rev. w. F. Phillips Recitation and chorus. Angel Voices" Mrs. Gaudy, Mrs. Tafel. Mrs. Golze. 1 Mrs. Hunter. Chorus by choir. Beth lehem; solo. "Mary's Manager Song" Mrs C. W. Hunter; chorus. Night All | Nights Excelling;" All My Heart This l Night Rejoices," male quartet; Hail, 1 the Wondrous Stranger" Mrs. R. M ! Tafel ladies' quartet; final chorus. 1 The following is the personnel of the | choir: Mrs. R. M. Tafel. Mrs. Hunter. | Mrs. Van Kirk. Mrs. Patrick, Mrs. i Turner. Miss Vera Strouse, Miss Alene | McNealey, altos; Mrs. c. M. Gaudy. | Mrs. C. F.. Golze Mrs. s. NJ. Phoby. | Miss Dooley; tenors. Messrs. Little | john. McNealey. Phillips. Druzen: bassos. Messrs. Phillips. Patrick. | windes. Gothrop; director. Mrs. | Charles Hunter. The public is cor dially invited.