Arizona republican., 1911-01-22

chapter. though it has been doing
 business as such. is not yet fully or
 ganized. That is. it has not yet been
 granted a charter from the nationa-
 organization and the meeting to be
 held next Tuesday night will be main ly for securing added names to the
 charter list. There will be a general
 discussion of the work and purpose of the league. at the conclusion of
 which all who desire will be given an opportunity to enroll their names on the charter list. That will be the last opportunity and a cordial invi- tation is extended to the women of Phoenix to he present.
 THE SWASTIKA CLUB. - The Swastika club. a needlework orSani- zation. met Friday afternoon with Mrs w. J. C. Horstman, and every one enjoyed themselves to the fullest extent. The club was favored with vocal solos by Mrs Horstman and Mrs Carmody. Dainty refreshments were served. The club members are Mrs w. J. C. Horstman, MrsN R. R. Schupp. Mrs. F. Mccall. Mrs. Aubrey
 Smith. Mrs. C. A. Randy. Mrs. F. J. Carmody. Mrs F. Parker Hewitt. Mrs Arnold Smith, Mrs. H. Woods. Mrs. J. Smith Mrs. B. Craig. Mrs. Charles II. Fogelsong The club had as visitors Mrs H. H. KuhIwilem of Seattle. Mrs. William Neck of Cincinnati and Mrs. William Kinkade of this city The meeting next week will be at Mrs. Hewitt's.
 FREEDMAN TO THE RESCUE.-I Harry Friedman is the guardian spirit of the family of Jones, the blacksmith at Five Points. The other day Mir Jones' horse got away and, meeting MT Friedman. Jones told him about it Harry told him he saw the police leading a horse he believed to be the missing animal, having taken it up as stray Mir. Jones reported promptly at the police station and learned that his horse was waiting for him in the Dublin corral Eester
 day the police picked up a little child two or three years old at the corner of Center and Washington street. The little one could not tell it's name, but
 Friedman came along and after good look in the face declared it bore the Jones physiognomy. Mir. Jones was telephoned to and the child also proved to be his property.
 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH. This is q peoples church. strangers
 home, and there is cordial welcome for all Church corner Second ave nue and West Monroe street, opposite Y. NJ. C. A. Pastor. Rev. Robert <. Fisher Services on Sunday at the usual hours There will be a special musical program by the choir on Sunday night. followed by the ser mon. The Sunday school and young peoples societies will welcome all those who attend Beginning with the first week in February. this church will hold series of evangelistic meetings. with music and preaching each evening The music for the day is as follows: Morning Anthem by the choir. Wait on the Lord (Jolly). solo. Life of Life" Miss Hyde. | Evening-Anthem. All Thy Works Shall Praise Thee" Lyon: anthem, Let the People Praise Thee" UyonD, | quartet. "Tarry With Me. Oh My savior" CNicolaD.
 MEETING OF ASSESSORS-Th | county assessors of the territory will meet tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock | in the office of either the governor or | the auditor. and if these rooms are too crowded they will then adjourn ! to one of the legislative halls on the l top floor of the capitol building. lt | is expected they will he addressed | by the governor and that they will | then proceed to the formation of | permanent association to meet an ! nually. If all the assessors attend | the meeting there will be fourteen of l them and it is probable the local | county supervisors and others will | drop in also to note progress. The | will not he private in | the sense that anybody will he eX- | cuded. for all interested will be wei comed. though only a limited mum her outside of the members will prob | ably be particularly interested in the proceedings The interest of the | public will come afterward, when their adopted policies are put into action.
 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-This church is located on the corner of Mon roe street and North Third avenue. and | it's services are open to all. A cordial welcome to tourists and strangers. To day WILL pc OIlt Dl Slf-itii iiiN'AN'A ''''N' blessing. At II o'clock the pastor J. Harvey Deere. will begin the series on The Prayer Life of Jesus" The choir will sing Jesus My Savior Look on Me" (NevinD. Mrs. C. A. Comp will render a solo, Christ Tn Gethsemane' CPalmer The evening service will be evangelistic in sermon and song. The series of Heart Talks on Heart Long ings" will be continued, the theme be ing "The Hearts Longing for Sympa- thv." Baptism will follow the sermon Anthem. selected. Mrs. Comp will sing He Leadeth Me" CAshford)- A well organized Sunday school. with w. G. TolIeson as superintendent, and splendid corps of teachers. invites all to an hour of Bible study at 9:45 a. m The B. Y. P. U. meeting at 6:3o eX- tends a cordial welcome to all youn people. Come.
 CRUELTY TO ANIMALS-J. w. Canning has reported two different instance of cruelty to animals as typical of many that are never heard o, md ,uhich if is hoped the people |