Arizona republican., 1919-03-19
TOWN TOPICS
TO SEW FOR RED CROSS

TO SEW FOR RED cRoss-The Madison Improvement club will hold a meeting all day Thursday. sewing for the Red Cross.
 MOOSE TO MEET - The Moose lodge will hold an initiation ceremony at the l. O. o. r. hall. All members are requested to be present. Refresh ments will be served.
 COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN - The next open meeting of the Council of Jewish women will be held Thurs day, March 20. at the home of Mrs. Edelman, 11O1 East Fillmore street.
 CLAIM AGENT ON TRlP-R- w. Sadler, claim agent for the Arizona Mutual Insurance company, is making a trip on company business that will take him to Tucson and Nogales. re- turning in a few days.
 OSBORN PARENT-TEACHERS - A meeting of the Osborn Parent Teacher association will be held this afternoon at o'clock at the Osborn school house. There will be election of officers and an address by the state president, Mrs. J. C. Norton.
 BOY WANTS HOME-A home is wanted for a Spanish speaking boy of 13. without parents. He is a good boy and deserves a good home. Fur ther information concerning him may be had by communicating with Pro- bation Officer McFan.
 CHARGE NON PPORT-Charged with non-support of his wife and minor ! children, F. Sutherland was arraigned | before Justice Wheeler yesterday. who | set his preliminary hearing for 10 | o'clock Monday morning. Sutherland's s bail was placed at $500 in each case. which he failed to furnish
 THE VALUE, OF PLAY-"The edu- cational value Aof play and play grounds will be the subject discussed at the Alhambra school on Friday | March 2l. at 2:30 D. m. Miss Grace Court, principal of the Adams school and superintendent of play, will talk on this subject. Everyone is invited. ] MRS. CRAIG ENTERTAINS GUEST Mrs. Harry Jones is the guest of Mrs R. w. Craig, at whose home on North I Central avenue she will be entertained until her departure for New York on Saturday. Mrs. Jones arrived from Los Angeles a fortnight ago and was the guest of Mrs. w. J. Kingsbury, be- fore an attack of influenza necessi- tated her confinement in St. Joseph's | hospital
 BOYS AT TRACTOR SCHOOL - Boys of the high school classes in agri- culture were part of the crowd at the | Avery tractor school yesterday at the Elks theater. They were much inter- ested in all the discussion and asked many questions of the men in charge Instructors at the high school always welcome good practical outside in struction or demonstrations and vii be glad to receive invitations iron dealers or others who are putting then on.
 | PRINTERS TO GIVE DANCE - Tickets for the annual ball of thu Phoenix Typographical Tnion were placed on sale yesterday and the mem bers of the organization plan a thor ough and systematic sale campaign The dance will take place on Monda. night, April 2l, the night following Easter Sunday on which date thu printers dance has been held annual, for ten years. The proceeds of tn dance are placed in the unions relic fund and are used to aid member of the craft who, suffering from tu berculosis, come to this region il search of health.
 WINNERS OF GOLD MEDALS - The Merchants masquerade ball a Arcadia hall Monday night was tn most successful affair of the sort whic has been held in Phoenix this seasor The Brotherhood of American Yeomer which lodge was in charge of tn dance, gave gold medals to the wearer of prize costumes. In the merchants costume class, Mrs. V. P. Ruggles representing the Phoenix Seed an Feed company, won the gold meda while honorable mention was accorde Cecil Davis, who represented Dono frio's. A. J. Moss of 11S North Firs street. was awarded the gold meda in the contest for individual honor. and Miss Peggy Hazard, of 315 Eas Monroe. received honorable mention