Arizona republican., 1915-01-04
LAP ROAD MISSINc-J C. Reigal
6 am. 6 pm

5i0 East Willeta, reported to the po- Ice last night the loss of d lap robe and kit of tools. Any information relative to the disappearance of them will be received by the police.
 MUSICIANS CLUB-The regular meeting of the Musicians club, which was to have been held today, has been postponed for one week It will be held at the Woman's club on Mon- day, January II, at the usual hour.
 MEETING POSTPONED-The meet ing of the guild of the Deaconess hos pital, to have been held tonight at the Presbyterian church, has been post poned one month on account of the week of prayer
 ORDINANCE TO BE ENFORCED Chief of Police Brisbois has called at tention to the fact that the ordinance relative to riding bicycles on the side walk is still in force. The police have little spare time on their hands now and will watch for such violators.
 'LINDSTROM FUNERAL-The fu- neral of Miss Edna Lindstrom, who died Friday evening, will be held this morning at 10 o'clock from the Mohn, Driscoll X Maus chapel, 3l1 North First avenue. Friends and acquaint- ances are invited. Burial will be made in Greenwood cemetery.
 ClVICS EDUCATION MEETING-The civics education department of the Woman's club will meet in the de- pertinent room of the club at 2:15 o'clock this afternoon. Mrs. J. l.. B. Alexander, chairman. announces a pro- gram on Social Centers" and Rest Rooms"
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS = There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: Dolph Baatz. Tom Hil- bert White, Jack Dalton, Albert Thompson, E. c Hanschke, Hugh De- berry. S. F. Mcclure. Guillermo Camou and Mrs. Geo. w. Bennage.
 ADAMS ARRIVALS-J. w. Rueke, Greenbury, Ind; Chimmie McFadden and wife New York City; C. Crist, Cleveland: A. L. Stearns, Wellesley; Mrs. M. Stcarns, Wellesley; Dr. Chas $. Salisbury Los Angeles; pr. Foster Scuder and wife Scuderville, Md; M J. Simpson, San Diego.
 MOOSE BENEFIT-Tickets for the Thursday night production of Cameo Kirby at the Columbia thater are being sold by members of the local Moose lodge for the benefit of that organization. Already there has been gratifying response and the lodge is assured of realizing a neat sum. The play in which Dustin Farnum and Mckee Rankin made a success will appeal to the theater-goers of Phoenix. Roscoe Karns will assume the role of Cameo Kirby, while the part of Lar kin Bunce will be in the hands of Ed Redmond. A surprise is in store for members of the Moose lodge through the casting for the art of The Gen eral" of little Miss Adalyn Van Tyne, daughter of Secretary Walter Van Tyne of the Phoenix Moose lodge. The tickets sold by members of the lodge are exchangeabe at this time for reserved seats at the Elvey & Hullett drug store.
 SPECIAL MEETINGS-The special meetings at the Pentacostal mission, of Seventh avenue and Jackson street, R. L. Holmes. pastor, will continue through the coming week every night at 30 o'clock Teaching on the com ing of the Lord and the conditions of the church at the time of His com ing are the themes that will be dis cused. Full Pentecostal truths will be set forth. the gifts" spoken of in I Cor 12:4-10. miracles, prophecy faith tongues, headings, etc. The won- derful healing of the deaf and dumb man by the prayer of faith (James ,: 13-15) in a meeting recently held by Rev. Faulkneh in Texas is given. This man now like the one in Mark 7:31-37, both hears and speaks. A cordial in vitation is extended to all to at tend these services each night, and the afternoon service on Wednesday at 2:30.
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