Arizona republican., 1912-02-17

TO VISIT HERE. Loomis. Chi
cago business man will arrive Sunday
morning FOR a visit with his brothers
in-law Chas. ana chris Sanichas. Mr..
Loomis will be accompanied by his
two little daughters. Helen and Ven
.Iia.
PASTOR RETURNS-Rev. r II.
Thomas. the newly elected pastor of
the Second Baptist church has return
ed to the city to begin his ldbors with
that church. and viii conduct services
both morning and evening neXt sun
day.
AFTER GOLD-H. b. Cheney and
+. n. ScIlner leave today for he home
of Mr. Cheney's brother. \. Is. cheney
of Welton. Yuma county, AriZ. Ii Is
the intention of MI cheney ana Mr..
Sellner t. stake out son~ gold claims
than they have had i'm mind for some
time.
ADOPTED RESOLUTION-The city
council neld short session yesterday
afternoon AMI adop.ei Il resolution 20
hold the next primary election April
. At th,- sine a councilman from
the seconI and one from the fourth
ward ,.i.! be nut in the field by at
Last the .No larger parties.
LUTHERAN CHURCH - English
Lutheran service in the W. g. r. l..
hall 80 ". Monroe. sunday at 1880
a. m The theme will he: Lord open
Mine Eyes SUNDAY school at $50.
Evening service at 30 \ cordial
welcome is extended t. all.
REVIVAL AT FIVE POINTS-The
meetings continue at Five Points win
good interest. There have been seek
ers at the altar at nearly eyry service.
The services are held in the vacant
furniture store jus. west Of Five
Points on Van Buren, street All are
invited Meeting every night at 7:3o.
TRINITY PRo-cATHEDRAL-
vices viii BE- held tomorrow. Qunqua-
gesima sunday. in Trinity Pro-cathe-
lral. South Second avenue facing the
courthouse. the Rev William J. Scar
lett, vice rector. as follows: Kinder
garten and Sunday school at 9:45
o'clock. morning prayer AMI sermon
| at II O'Clock
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE - Postoffice
building, entrance on Monroe street
Sunday school at 9:45. church a 1926
a. m. Subject Soul" The reading
rooms maintained by the church are
open daily except Sunday from > To
p. m, where literature may be read
| or purchased as desired The public
is cordially invited 10 attend.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Corner
Monroe street and Fifth avenue. Bible
school 9:45 a. m, J. VI. Stewart. SUI
perintendent. Morning service II a.
| m. Teacher training $50 p. m. Eve
| ming worship 40 p. IN. I'm the abb
| sence of the pastor. who H. holding
protracted services in Mesa. Rev. w.
| : Crockett Of that place will fill the
pulpot both morning and evening. 1t
/ is hoped the membership will make an
especial effort to give Rev Crockett a
fun hearing. A cordial invitation is
extended the general public. f. y.
| Phillips. pastor.
TANNER CHAPEL A M E
| CHURCH-RevivaI services win begin
in this church Sunday the first ser
4
| Rev l. NJ Sanders. ID. ID. Of Fl Paso.
| Texas. who will preach throughout the
| meeting A general praise service will
| be conducted at $3.50 p. m. Preaching
| at 5 p. IN. The services will continue
| throughout the week and Il most cor
4 dial invitation is extended all To at
| tend. DR.. Sanders is known through
out his home state as one of the best
| revivalists i'm the southwest. The Sab
| bath school will be held at 10 a. m.
| under the superintendent of Miss
| Ar,lmore Lewis and the Alien Chris
tian Endeavor league under the presi-
| dency of Prof. W. p. Cowan at $50
| q. IN. The church is on the corner Of
| Second and jefferson streets. opposite
| city hall Rev. II. Franklin Bray,
| pastor.
A PLEASANT OUTING-A party Of
! ten headed by Dad and Mrs. Brought
! went to Roosevelt Wednesday and re-
| turned Thursday Those in the party
| were Dad and Mrs J. r. Brought,
| Mrs Ed Martin. Misses Edith Stevens.
| Kate Glenn, and Messrs. Fred Martin.
Fred Roberts, Adam Glenn, Frank
! Glenn and Earnest Glenn. Dad
Brought drove his ear AMI Fred Mar
tin who is the clever pianist at the
| Savoy drove his car. The party spent
the night at the Roosevelt hotel and
] visited the pre- historic ruins Of the
| Cliff jewellers Thursday morning. stop
I ped at Fish Creek for dinner and re-
turned home Thursday afternoon.
! Everyone expressed himself as having
! the time of his life.
SUNDAY DEBATE-Thcre will he
1 a debate on Sunday afternoon. Febru-
| AIRY 18th at o'clocA at the Empress
! theater between Mr.. John Elder and
| Rev :. c. Benson of San Francisco.
| Sometime ago Mr.. Elder made the
statement in public that free-love was
a Christian institution and a socialist
| institution. Mr.. Benson took strenu
| Gus issue with him and 50 this public
debate has been arranged. There will
! be fee of ten cents to pay the eX-