Arizona republican., 1918-02-06
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LEAVES FOR TUCSON United States Marshal Joseph P Dillon left yesterday for Tucson where he will attend the session of the grand jury.
 PENOERGAST P. T. A.-The regu- lar meeting of the Pendergast Parent Teacher association will take place at the school house Thursday afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock.
 DAUGHTER ARRlVES-Friends of MT. and Mrs. Guy S. Popejoy, who were residents of Phoenix last fall, will be interested to learn that there was born to them on January 23, daughter, who has been named Mary Maxine. The Popejoys are now To- cated in Denver, Colorado.
 IS OFFERED POST-Hugh B. Cas- sidy, exalted ruler of the Elks and as sistant state auditor, received yester- day an offer from the United States army ordnance department of a cleri- cal position at a salary of $500. The offer said to report at once at Wash ington. Cassidy wired that he would be unable to accept the position
 SCHOOL USTEES-Public school trustees from all over the county will meet at the administration building of the graded schools in Phoenix next Saturday for the purpose of making plans for the sale of thrift stamps by the school children. The meeting was called yesterday by A H. Fulton, county superintendent of schools. MISSIONARY TO SPEAK-Doctor | Ada McNeil Gordon, missionary from India, will address the Christian Wom- l ans Missionary society tomorrow aft ernoon in the Central school building on the second floor. There will be spe- cial music for the occasion and a very entertaining afternoon is promised Mrs. Charles Dunlap is to be the hostess of the social hour.
 HEAR FROM E. S. EVANS-In a recent letter home, E. s. Evans, of | Battery F, $. A. N. A., Camp Funston tells of many interesting experiences in camp. Evans was drawn January 29 to make the trip across the "big waters" but does not know for certain | just when he will be called on to start | He added, in conclusion, that things were just right in camp, and that every thing has been done to add to the com fort of the recruits.
 ELLIS ESTATE The estimated value of the estate of William s. Ellis i a we'll known southside resident who | passed away the day after Christmas is given at sS,2O0 in the petition fol letters of administration filed in Judg, l Lyman's division of the superior cour l by c. H. Ellis, a brother of the de, cedent. The property consists of req estate and notes and the beneficiarie will be the dead mans brothers anC sisters. The hearing on the petition will be held at 1;30 o'clock on Febru ary IS.
 HIGH p. T. A.-The Phoenix higl school P. T. A. will hold a meeting a the high school tomorrow at 3:3 o'clock. An interesting program hal ] been arranged that will be sure t I please the members. Talks on the con servation of wool and linen will b. given, and the Misses Chipman, Coal
 ter, Tritle, Tuckey and Bradley vii demonstrate the making of bran bis l cults, whole wheat bread, graham bread, cornmeal pancakes, waffles an, | sponge cake (using one egg) The as
 sociation invites all who are intereste,
 in the work.
 MOTORCYCLE CLUB MEETING
 Plans for run next Sunday. for
 club dance, to take place at an earl
 date, and reports on the hill climbin
 event of last. Sunday, will be made a the meeting of the Phoenix Motorcycl