Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-13

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Creighton district Parent Teacher as
ISOLATION will meet at O'Clock Friday
afternoon at the school house.
ZION LADIES' AID = The Ladies
Aid society of the Zion Lutheran
church will meet at the home of Mrs
Anna Qurnett at 1888 East Pierce
street today.
ISAAC BOX SOClAL-A box social
will be given Friday evening, Novem-
Der IA, at the Isaac school house, under
the auspices of the Wednesday social
circle. Everyone is cordially invited.
w. C. T. U. MEETS TODAY-The
W. c. T. L. viii meet this afternoon at
$50 O'Clock at the home, 227 West
Monroe street The president urges
full attendance, as important bust
ness will come before the meeting.
LADIES' CIRCLE TO MEET-The
Ladies' Circle of Calvary Baptist
church will hold an all-day work meet
ing Friday at the home of Mrs B. W.
Getsinger 316 East Palm Lane. All
ladies of the church and congregation
are invited TO attend with sewing
APPRAlSE HARRINGTON ES-
| TATEZThe estate of Lodema Ann
Harrington was appraised at $4,000
by r. H. Greene and w. /. Van Doren,
court appraisers, yesterday. All the
property is community property and
consists of so acres of land and several
/ city lots.
! HAS MANY DESCENDANTS-Mrs.
Mary A. Thurston, 90 years old, who
! lives with her daughter Mrs. Joe Win
/ sor, on route 5, can lay claim to hav-
4 ing one Of the biggest families in the
state of Arizona. She has children,
/ Al grandchildren and IA great grand
/ children. All of them are living.
! BACK FROM HONEYMOON = Mr.
and Mrs William Robbins Chris SUIT
4 terwhite) returned yesterday from
their honeymoon which included a
tour of the state. They are living at
present at S67 North Third avenue
where they will be at home to their
friends Mr.. Robbins is auditor for
the Halstead Lumber company.
DINNER AT INGLESlDE = One of
the first of the charming affairs given
each season at the Ingleside club was
held last Monday evening, when Mrs.
Win Wylie gave a dinner party in
honor of Mrs. w. G. White, of Grant
Pass, Oregon. The dinner was fol-
lowed by a bridge Those in atten-
dance were: Mrs. W. G.. White Mrs.
G. NJ White, Mrs. ]. Wesley. Mrs.
Charles Pishon, Mrs. J. J. Johnson,
Mrs w Cole, Mrs. Angus Cashion,
: Mrs. J. Donovan, Mrs. R. c. Nc
McGillen.
BIG NURSES MEETING-A mass
} meeting of all graduate nurses of the
state will be held at the Stafford
school auditorium Wednesday, Deem
! ho IN,
terstate secretary, Miss Eldridge, will
: be present and will make an address
l or state and National Associations
and War Time Measures" All nurses
are expected to make a special effort
to be present, as a large attendance is
2 desired. A reception for Miss FL
5 dredge and the visiting nurses will be
held at o'clock in the evening.
DANCE FRIDAY NlGHT-A dance
will be given Friday night at the Madi-
son Improvement club house, fom
mile seast of Center street on the In
dian school road. Music will be fur
nished by the F'raley orchestra. The
: public has been invited.
MISSIONS MEETING-The Chris
tian Women's board Of missions vii
give the following program at the
Christian church. Friday at 80
= o'clock: Song and invocation; Blbl'
lesson and prayer: paper, Our MIS-
: sions on the Pacific Coast, Mrs Il
NJ clark: music, Mrs. B. c. Arm
: strong. "Japanese Missions" Mrs. w
Fl ZONES. music. Mrs. Lamey; story
Mrs i ". Rawls; social hour, Mrs
= . A Orr's division as hostesses. Mrs
Ell. II. Cast will he the leader ana IN
: subject win be Our Oriental Nelgh
q RIc SUPERIOR BALL-The Magm
Il club at Superior, richly decorateu
$ national colors, was the scene Iues
d day evening of an American leslo
hail given under the auspices OF her
S POST No. II of Superior Every mem
o her of the post was present the mime
e permitting members of the evenlh
= shift to attend with pay. The MasIh
Y club was filled with members ana Id
r, dies There were 20 regular dance
h and 10 extra dances. The entertain
ment continued until after ? O'Clock IN
a following morning.
d TO CALL IN BONDS-Arizona
: due to discontinue some heavy lntereS
= pavments in the near future accoru
It ing to a decision reached yesterday ~
IS the state loan board to can IN Sze'ou
E. worth of The capitol building per cel
bonds that we're issued 20 years ago |
!. the extent of 100000. AS the sum =.
e sos 600 was available for taking up tn
it bonds. the board decided to adVerIls
o for the retirement of the bonds to IN
= above amount after December l. 1913
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