Arizona republican., 1916-03-02
First Pentecostal Mission

to he present to hear him.
 First Pentecostal Mission Sunday school at 10 a. Tn. in charge of Supt Edward Habecker Much in- terest is being manifested and others are invited 10 join the classes. There will be preaching at II o'clock. 2:50 1 and 7:30. Services also on Wednes | day D. m. at 2:30 and 7:30. On Fri | day night at 7:30. Our church is To- cated at 7th Ave. and Jackson St. A | BiiSe study is conducted on Tuesday night at 720 E. Van Buren St.
 The Balsz Parent Teacher association
 will meet at three o'clock this after
 noon. Mrs. Will Brawner will lecture
 on some phase of education.
 1 At the regular meeting of Phoenix Lodge No. 335 B. P. O. Elks, this eve- | ming, officers will be elected for the 1 ensuing year. Matters pertaining to the arrangements for the Elks show l to be given on March and will also he discussed. All Elks are urged to he in attendance.
 The Christian Women's Missionary society will meet tomorrow afternoon
 at 2:3O at the Christian church, corner
 Fifth avenue and Monroe
 The Industries committee of the chamber of commerce meets for the first time since it's appointment Fri day afternoon at four. The committee
 is composed of Ed l.. O'Malley, R o. | Beardsley. Clinton s. Scott, R. E. Moore. Frank Niault. H. M. Kennedy, Charles DonOfrio and F. F.. Rich. The monthly meeting of the board O. | governors of the Water Users aSsocia- ton will be held at the water users
 building Monday.
 The Woolmen of the World team
 meets tonight at 7:SO o'clock for drill at the hall The new uniforms are
 here. so every member of the team
 can be equipped.
 The meeting of the w. C. T. l.
 called for today on account of the
 work incident to the late meeting Oi
 the State Temperance Federation has
 been postponed until next week.
 The Ladies Aid Society of Grace
 Lutheran church will hold a business meeting this afternoon at half past 1.-two o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. F. Stermer, 1901 West Woodland. Al |are cordially invited
 Arrangements have been completed for a free lecture, Saturday. March
 at D. m at College Hall, directly
 north of Adams street school by Dr John T. Miller of Los Angeles. Sub ject: Character Analysis and Noca- itional Guidance. e."-Adv.
 AT THE FORO-F c. Cummings, St
 Louis; c. A. Diehl St. Louis; Mrs. w NJ. Doyle, Fl Paso; Mrs. A. E. Ander- son, Tempe; F. c. Terkesy. Gilbert;
 John Randberg, Virginia City; w. R
 Kuddle, Coleman; D. Frederickson
 Tonopah.
 TO FIX BRIDGE APPROACHES r Repairs will be started on the soutl , approach to the Central avenue bridge within a few days, according
 to a report of the board of super ? visOrs The approach was damage' by the high waters of January. | CASE APPEALED-The case of w G. Moore versus the Arizona Easterl was appealed from the superior eour ? of Maricopa county to the suprem { court yesterday. Moore had sued fo , damages, alleged to have been don his ranch through the faulty con struction of the railroad. During tn floods. water backed over his lant ? washing a goodiy portion of it away | AT THE ADAMS-Geo. B. Church 9 New York; c. F.. LucOre, Chicago; ] B NJ. kleff, New York; J. $. Douglas
 Douglas; Ben Williams. Los Angeles ;. J. A. Provot, New York; F. J. Petscf I | Denver: w. F. Hitchcock, San Bern n ardino; Marsh H. Cameron, Mofa l Mrs. Mary Furlong, Chicago; Catherin F. FurlonS, Chicago; MT. and Mrs. A Radszwill, San Francisco; Fred Coltel Golfer, Ariz.; J. M. Howard, San Fran . cisco; Geo s. Won Schoock, Denver Mrs. o. Whitman and son, Brawley, ( , C. Nichols, Ogden; Laurence F.. Casl . New York; Fred C. lngshon, Tucson , John Johnson, Florence; A. c. Me :. Queen, Mesa; E. F. Bradshaw, Mesa f H. Denys. Los Angeles; P. S. Hunting ton, Miami; A. C. Funnell Denver; ( II F.. Andrews, Reno, Nevada; H. { : Downes New York; T. c. Weigel, Lo
 Angeles; G. A. St. Clair, Duluth w. ( V Condon, Tucson; B. R. Tolsina, Port . land; E. K. Portle, Douglas; Williai a Robinson, Bisbee; Gordon Clark, IA !. Angeles; F. S. McGrimes, Los Angeles I T. Fl. Wood Ray; A. C. BecIlen an : family, Chicago; Frank O. Smith, Pres , colt; w. R. koffer Kansas City; F. F Holm, Chicago; o. NJ. Schnid Dubuqu F la; Leroy Anderson, Prescott; A. g Cole, Prescott; Nell Bailey, Jerome
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