Arizona republican., 1918-03-20
PEOPLE
 WILL HEAR LECTURE

SCOTTSDALE, March 19.-Scotts uale folk m general and the members | Of the Red Cross in particular are to have a special treat on Friday after- noon at 3 o'clock, when Dr. William Mlnnifee, F. R. s. L.. an English army chaplaln, Will speak at the schoolhouse. Dr. Mlnnlfee with his wife, came from the trenches to this country to enlist ald Tor war relief work, which is car ried on by the International Bible in stitute, of London, and while it is not usual for him to speak in such a small place as this village, he was glad to do so at the request of Mrs. Alexander | IColdWell, to whose husband he is re- lated. Mrs. Minnifee also will give a talk on some of her experiences among the soldiers at the front. The Red Cross society here has been decidedly weak since the holidays, but such an event as this, will surely give it new life.
 Visit for Few Days
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Miller enjoyed a snort visit this past week from the formers brother, Homer Me. Miller of South Dakota, who stopped for a few days with them on a return from California trip.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Urban of ilOChiA were sunday guests Of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Benroth,
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Coldwell en- ltertained Rev. and Mrs. Richard Pope lat supper on Friday night
 Special Services End | The two weeks of special services iheld at the Baptist church ended on Sunday night. The meetings con- ducted by the pastor Rev. MT. Pope. aided by Rev. M. M. Bledsoe, have been very interesting. On Friday night Rev. George M. Lehigh of the First Baptist church of Phoenix, delivered a splen- did sermon, and each nights services have been characterized by special music.
 C. F. Griffith is one of our newest car owners, the car of his choice being a Chevrolet
 MT. and Mrs Cleon Sharp enter tained MT. and Mrs. Guy Loomis and daughter Dorothy at dinner Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. William May and party of friends motored over from Glendale Sunday and spent the after noon with Scottsdale friends.
 Young Girl Passes Away
 On Thursday, March IA, occurred the death of Dora, the young daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Demarbeux. The little girl had been a sufferer from rheumatism for nearly a year. and that disease affecting her heart, proved fatal. Funeral services were held Fri day and burial was made in the Catho lie cemetery near McDowell road. Entertain Dinner Guests Mir and Mrs. V. A. Vanderhoof en- tertained Rev and Mrs. M. M. Bledsoe and their three children and Mr Hans Weaver at dinner Sunday.
 Little Nora and Robert Woolf, Doro thy and Clarence Clark spent Friday as the guests of Mildred Ceiling and her brothers, George and Fred.
 Want Small Ranch
 Mrs. Ward of Miami was in our village Friday looking for a location F for herself and her husband. They desire small ranch where they can go into the chicken business.
 To Visit California MT. and Mrs. Benton Brown who have been guests since the holidays of the E. o. Brown family, left Friday for a visit in California before return ing to their Wisconsin home. Mrs. Hadley Visits Friends Mrs. Hadley, the Boston artist who IS spending the winter in Phoenix. was a guest Thursday and Friday at the home of Mrs. Emma Thomas. The visit was largely devoted to sketching on the desert in company with Miss Mar JOAS anu 2hTs. AleXdnQer AalU- well. Mrs. Hadley is true cosmopoli- tan--at home in almost any country on the globe, but is warm in her express sions of delight in the Salt River valley.
 Miss Medley Pays Visit Miss lmogene Medley addressed the arent-Teacher association at the schoolhouse bn Friday afternoon, her subject being Meat Substitutes, and the Use of Milo Maize Flour" She had an interested audience and an en- thusiastic one, especially when the results of her recipes were tried. Dur ing the course of the afternoon the annual election of officers was held, resulting in the election of Mrs. Yer her A. Vanderhoof to the presidency of the organization, while Mrs. Guy Loo- mis was elected vice president, and Mrs. Morton Kimsey, secretary treas urer.
 MT. and Mrs. Archie Langley of Phoenix spent Sunday at the McDan- iels home in Paradise valley. They also spent Monday in Scottsdale, call- ing on several of their fsends during lthe day.