Arizona republican., 1916-01-13
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OhAWA SGAO0 WEE lFNG-1ne Drama Class of the Woman's Club | will meet at the club house Thurs i day morning at 10 o'clock Miss Be- atrice Fales will read two selections 1 from J. M. Barrie.
 CREDITORS MEETlNG-A meet ing of the creditors of the Driskil i Tea and Coffee company. which re- gently went into bankruptcy has been called for January 18th. The l Larsen.
 HAWES FUNERAL-The. funeral of James E. Hawes will be held this afternoon at o'clock from the Maus funeral chapel, 311 North First av- enue. Rev. George R. Varney will of ficiate and burial will be made in Forestlawn cemetery.
 C. OF C. AND ROTARY-The com mittee appointed by the chamber of commerce and e>Rotary club, to con- slider the trip to Ajo, will meet at the chamber of commerce Friday afternoon at four o'clock.
 MOOSE DANCE TONIGHT-There will be one of the regular Moose dances held this evening at the lodge rooms in the Masonic Temple build ing Fine music has been provided for the occasion and a very pleasant evening is promised for all who at tend.
 GLENDALE TO AIDA letter from the clerk of the town of Glen dale to the chamber of commerce in formed that organization that the Sugar city vii, do all in its power to make the valley bloom with roses, and aid materially in the holding of a Rose Carnival during fair week.
 D. A. R. STATE MEETING-The annual state meeting of the Daugh- ters of the American Revolution will be held in Tucson January 19. At this time the election of state off cers will be held. The notices of the meeting and election have been sent out by Mrs. H. David Evans, of Mesa, the corresponding secretary.
 DUNLAP FUNERAL-The funeral of the late John T. Dunlap was held yesterday morning from the Catholic church. There was a large attend ance of friends and business asso ciates, besides delegations from the Elks, Knights of Columbus and Knights of Pythias lodges. The body was shipped last evening to Kansas City. where burial will be made. WIDOW NEEDS HELP-Humane Officer Canning yesterday told The Republican of a widow in Phoenix for whom he is trying to find work. The woman has two small children to sup port and wants housework or some laundry work to take home in the evenings. Anyone needing the services of this woman will please communicate with MT. Canning at the court house. MISSIONARY RENTALS The revival meetings that are being held at the Gospel Tabernacle, corner Tenth and Fillmore streets, are being well attended. The subpect for this evenings discourse will be "Evi- dences of the Spirit Filled Life" The pastor Rev. H. H. Armstrong; invites everybody to attend the services. Rev. i J. E. Ramseyer is conducting the ser vices.
 METHODIST REVIVAL - Taking |
 Ray Harker, who is conducting revival meetings at his church, preached one | of the most powerful sermons ever 1 heard in a IocaI pulpit. Adding to this
 the singing of the large chorus, under
 the direction of J. w. Garth, it was
 one of the best of the series of meet ] ings. The attendance is steadily grow | ,;uh is,a tal
 that the church will be crowded. l WEATHER NOT so BAD-Ir
 spite of the hysterical rumors circu- lated about the valley to the effect that Tuesday night was going to be
 the coldest in the history of the country, things in the weather line turned out rather mildly. The ther- mometer of the U. S. Weather Blu
 reau in the Federal building wen
 down to 29 above, and there il stopped. This was not by severa degrees the coldest it has been 1T
 the valley this winter.
 AT THE COMMERCIAL - Fret
 Christian, Aguila; Philip s. Pilga; Rits
 M. Ross, Salt Lake; George A. Irwin
 Los Angeles: J. A. Sines, Los Angeles iC. Sorrento, Prescott; H. J. Jackson
 Jerome; Ben Lewis, Pittsburg; Free
 Doran, Moquan, H.; Albert Bray, Cleve land: R. A. Bruce, New York; L. Ker
 ran, San Francisco; H. Rose and wife
 Kola, Mich; s. G. Horless, Los An
 geles; Mrs. L. F. Woody, Seattle
 Charles Gehrey and wife, Bellingham
 Wash; Joseph Smith, Fl Paso; R. H
 Potion, San Diego.
 WANT POSTMASTER AT SUPER
 IOR-According to a notice issued yes
 terday by the local branch of tn
 United States civil service commission
 there will be an examination held a
 the postoffice at Florence on Satur das, January P, to select someone t fill the vacancy which now exists il the office at Superior. The office a
 Superior is of the fourth class. and tn
 annual salary is something in tn neighborhood of s311. All patrons o the Superior office. who are over 2
 years of age, are eligible to take tn
 examination.
 AT THE JEFFERsON-C Wide man, Ray; Morel Warden, City; Joe w. Huntsman, Tucson; s. H. Richards Gila Bend; Fay Ingram, Kansas City
 Bonnie Brodie, Wellington, Kansas Geraldine Kemp Grant City, Mo; R H. Williams and G. w. Barnes, Tucson F. H. Brown, Fl Paso; c. w. Chen.
 and wife, Shelbyville, Ind ; Mrs. w. F Clark, Ash Fork; John B. Kirk, Pres colt; E.. A. Lauck, Los Angeles; O. A Hill, Prescott; s. F. Trimberer ant