Arizona republican., 1911-03-17

Past and Present in Porto Rico" Al
ladies interested in missions are cor.
daily invited. \ free will offering
will be taken.
SENIOR GLASS PlAY-On We'd
nesday evening, March % the Ari-
IONA School of Music will present
| the comedy The Time of His Life "
| under the auspices OF the senior class
| of the high school The play will
be put on by Caroline Reed Thomp-
/ son OF the department of expression
and will no doubt be even a greater
success than the "Esmeralda' which
was given last May.
HOMEMADE BREAKFAST FOOD.
A woman who has genius for using
left-overs says she takes pieces OF dry
bread. biscuits, rolls and cake. slices
then them and puts them into the
over until they are crisp and toasted.
then grinds them i'm food shopper
and Sits the crumbs through a
coarse sieve. This makes most de-
licious breakfast cereal when served
with cream and sugar.
ROBS CHINK STORE-Gav,na
Mora was arrested yesterday after
noon by Sanitary Officer Charles
LAMBERT shortly after he had broken
open the showcase Of Chinese
store, located on Cleveland street.
and distracted few articles of small
value The act was committed while
the Chinaman's back was turned and
Mora began to run as soon as the
Chink set up a howl. Lambertz hap
pened to be in the vicinity and he
apprehended the Mexican after a
short chase. Mora had been released
from the county jail. where he served
a term for stealing a sack of flour
BARAcA BIBLE CLASS-The Hin
Baraca Bible class of the Presbyter-
fan church met last night at the res
idence of Walter Hill. l104 North First
street for a business meeting which
was followed by good fellowship
social. G.. r. Spaulding. chairman of
the social committee, had arranged a
special program and the evening pass
ed very pleasantly. Among those
present were NJ. o. Peoples. J. NJ
Humphrey, Mr.. and Mrs. Hill r. F.
Washburn. NJ. p. Bird. Fred Spauldng
J. VI. Taggart. George Hanford. A. y.
Brown, J. w. Banks, w. =. Lindsey,
w. y. McNulty. Charles Dobbn, T.
H Brooks, Guy Chisholm, job b.
Sellers. This class was organized
about six weeks ago and at that time
met in the w. c. T. u. rooms, on
West Monroe street 1t has since out
grown these quarters and now meets
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ing at 10 o'clock. Following are the
officers of the class: Walter Hill.
teacher; Job 3. Sellers, president; r.
F. Washburn, vice president; II. p.
Bird. secretary; J. W. Banks, treasur-
cr.
WINKElMAN OYSTER SUPPER
one of the most enjoyable occasions
that Winkelman has ever experienced
was an oyster supper served at the
Eaton restaurant on the evening of
the 14th, given by the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of Winkelman. for the benefit
Of the church heating and lighting
fund The committee consisted of
Mrs. Hutton. Mrs. Hoege and Miss |
Barbce assisted by Mesdames Pattee. |
Carter. Robinson. Thompson and Miss |
took charge of the dining room and |
with their help served the guests in |
up to date style. Three beautiful |
girls presided at a candy booth out
side the door and the crowd was very |
much entertained by music rendered !
by two young gentlemen of the city. |
The supper was a financial success, |
netting about 1913. Much credit is due |
the business men for it's success by |
The liberal contributions they gave to |
the ladies. The ladies tender their |
thanks to the citizens for their I'M
stinted liberality and patronage. Much |
,redit is due Mrs. Hutton for her I'M
firing effort and efficiency in working !
up this enterprise. All the citizens |
We'd with each other to make il a |
success and did so. These occasions
sould be repeated so all the people |
would come together and cooperate |
m good cause.