Arizona republican., 1912-06-15
WOODMEN'S CIRCLE

1 Grove No. l, Woodmen Circle, will
 meet in regular session Monday eve l ming During the summer months 1 there will be but one meeting a month
 to be held the third Monday evening 1 of each month.
 THE MOST BEAUTIFUL CITY, George H. Cook and wife are enjoying 1 themselves. In d card received by l MT Stauffer the business manager of The Republican, yesterday, MT. Cook wrote from Berlin. May 29: This is the most beautiful city we have yet visited. Tomorrow we leave for Co., penhagen. We are both well and en- toying ourselves"
 LITERARY SURVEY-A. J. Wells covered d big territory yesterday aft ernoon in his literary survey of the valley for the Arizona booklet of the Southern Pacific. He overlooked the farms and countryside about Mesa. Tempe, Glendale and north of Phoe-
 nix. Later with the photographer, MT.
 Huntington. the writer saw Phoenix and the camera got busy on charac- teristic street and park scenes.
 GLOBE VISITOR-ThOmas Pascoe,
 owner of the Globe water works and
 other Globe property was a Phoenix
 visitor yesterday coming over in his
 automobile. He is one of the long time
 residents of Globe and was not only
 pioneer there but a California pioneer
 as he lived in the Golden state before
 it boasted of a mile of railroad. MT.
 PascOe has summer residence in Long
 Beach but spends most of his time in
 
 SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH-Rev
 R. H. Thomas, the pastor. will preach
 morning and evening. Subject of the
 morning discourse, "A Good Soldier of Christ In the evening, MT. Thomas will deliver the third dis course in the series of sermons on the Lords Prayer-"Our Fathers
 Bread" A cordial welcome is extend ed to all to attend these services. Tuesday evening MT Thomas will de- liver a lecture at the church to the people of Phoenix, subject, Farm Life for the Masses
 HIS FIRST VSlT-Wlliam Dexter Curtis, business counsellor for the Curtis Newhar company. an advertis- ing agency of Los Angeles is in Phoenix for the first time MT Cur ts has driven over a considerable part of the valley and yesterday he said he was amazed at the stage of development which had been reached. ! For the last three or four years he had heard much of the Salt River valley but descriptions of it were not ] equal to the realization of one who 1 sees it
 FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Ray C. Harker. minister l Sunday school, 9:45. John l.. Burcham, superintendent. Public worship at II a. m. and D. m. The pastor will preach morning and evening. Morn 1 ing subject: Christ. the Way, the Truth and the Life" Evening topic: The Book of Jonah. or How a Book | Was Swallowed" Epworth League | meeting, D. m. The church is l equipped with electric fans. The ser vices are brief You are cordially in vited. New members will be received at the morning service.
 PEOPLES TABERNACLE-Corner West Washington and Third avenue. 4 cool, comfortable place for evening services, electric lights. good seats and i storm protection seating capacity about 300. Sunday school 9:45 a. m., i large class, good teachers and of lficers Brother Hess, superintendent. Regular morning services II a. m. At 1 I7:45 D. m. regular evening services. ! Evangelistic Full salvation present and free for all. "The old time re- 1 ligiOn" of the Bible that pardons and saves from sin. We believe the whole Bible that it teaches holiness
 without which no man shall see God. We preach the Bible, teach the Bible, sing the Bible, and know that it is possible to live it. Everybody invited. All welcome. Come early Fred Hen drickson.
 THE HALF HOLIDAY-FoIlowing a custom of several years, the stores Of Phoenix are going to give their clerks a half holiday each week Hitherto this holiday was taken on Friday afternoon but this year the stores are going to be closed on Thursday afternoon. Tn one respect this is better for it brings the half day of rest in the middle of the week But there is one department Of the larger stores that will not get much benefit from this arrangement. That is the advertising department for Thursday is the day when the Satur- day and Sunday advertisements are prepared. That was probably not thought of when the arrangement was made. but no doubt things will be fixed for the benefit of the ad writers.
 SUNDAY SERVICES AT THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Cor. of Fifth Ave. and Monroe Sts. The pastor will speak in the morning at II o'clock service from the Text Mark :: :. In Vain Do Ye Worship Me Teaching for Doctrine The Commandments of Men. Mrs. Francis Rediwell will sing upon l invitation before leaving on her trip to 1 the coast. MT. Phillips evening ser I mon is from the theme "The One