Arizona republican., 1918-05-10
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LICENSED TO WED - A marriage license was issued yesterday to Juan V. Leonard, 23, Salt River and Min nie Mack, 23, Sacaton.
 COOKED FOOD SALE The Daughters of the Confederacy will hold a cooked food sale all day Saturday in the Bon Ton Basketeria number two, on Washington street.
 FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD - The usual meeting of the Fraternal Brotherhood will be held Saturday night and the presence of all mem bers is requested by the officers.
 MADISON WOMANS' CLUB - The regular meeting of the Madison Wom- ans club will take place this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the school auditor ium. The program is in charge of Mesdames Graham, Adams and Smith.
 FOR WAR MEETING Warren Peterson, Col. James H. McClintock and H. J. McClung were yesterday ap- pointed by the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce a committee to represent that organization at the war confer ence Sunday
 RUSSELL IS VICTOR - Return ing verdict for the defendant, in the case of J. P. Yates versus W. F. Rus sell, jury in Judge Stanfords court in the replevin and damage action awarded Russell possession of an auto mobile and $575 damages.
 SATURDAY RECITAL - The Sat urday afternoon recital at the School of Music will be given this week by the pupils from the piano, violin, ex- pression and dancing departments The program will begin at 3:30 o'clock and everyone is welcome.
 MELON GROWERS - The Melon Growers association will meet at o'clock Saturday afternoon at the city hall market. F. A. Bay, president of the association, who is calling the meeting, requests large attendance of melon growers. for the purpose of discussing the melon situation. CHRISTIAN CHURCH WOMEN - 1 There is to be meeting today of all | the divisions of the women of the | Christian church, except division six | in the church basement from 1 to o'clock in the afternoon for Red Cross work. The food conservation class will meet from to o'clock Mrs Hulse, chairman, urges every woman
 to come and do her part.
 | ROTARY PROGRAM = The Rotary | club meeting at noon today will prob ably be addressed by Dr. H. V. Adams and by another representative of the
 recent chautauqua. Charles E. Heatt | is chairman of the day. The Rotary
 club also announces that it has ar
 ranged for lecture by Irvine s. Cobb | the noted writer and war correspond
 ent probably about November 1, next
 F. L. TOWER HERE-F. L. Tower | salesmanager of the G. H. Gillioni company, wholesalers in lubricatins oils, greases and petroleum specialties is a recent arrival in the city, Wh'
 will be here for several weeks in tn interests of the coast concern he rep resents MT. Tower, while here, vii
 be the guest of his relatives, Justic
 and Mrs. Frank De Souza of 1916 Wes
 Nomoe street.
 WANT ALBERT MANKiNs - An,
 information leading to the discovery o
 the whereabouts of Albert Mankins age 14, dark hair and grey eyes, neigh
 about five feet and Cgo inches. abou 12O pounds, will be gratefully receive
 by Mrs. A.. Gronewald. 915 West Bu chanan street. Albert Mankins wa I last seen in Garfield, Utah, where h was working at mill He left wit about s9O on his person.
 PICNIC RECITAL - Edna Peal Beware. teacher of dancing at the Ari zona School of Music, will presen pupils from her class in a very attrac
 tive program of esthetic and inter
 pretive dances Monday evening, Ma : 20. Pupils of Miss Beware have dance l on many club programs and at publi ! affairs during the year and she mum , bers among her class some of the mos talented young women and childre
 of the city.
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