Arizona republican., 1919-11-27
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LIDAY AT POSTOFFIcE-l Thanksgiving will be observed by the postoffice it was announced yester- day. There will be no delivery of mails. either city or rural and the general delivery window will not be open. The box mail will be distributed but the clerks will be released from service at 2 o'clock this morning so that the dis tribution of mail will be that which is received on the night trains.
 REVENUE AGENT LEAVlNG-A. J. Loomis, internal revenue agent who has been, in Pohenix for several days on government business, will leave this evening for Globe.
 HEALTH IMPROVEMENT CLUB The Health Improvement club will meet Thanksgiving evening at College hall, 327 North 10th avenue at o'clock. Good music, dancing, speaking and laughing are on the program. Persons interested in the improvement of their health as well as that of others, are invited to come and get into the game and help the good work along
 WATER USERS HAVE HOLIDAY The Salt River Valley Water Users association has declared a full holi- day today for it's employees in all de- partments. Construction work will also be suspended for the turkey feasts.
 VISITOR EXPECTED - James Walden, for several years associated with the Santa Fe, and for some years with headquarters at San Francisco, is expected to arrive in the city this morning for a short visit. Mrs. Walden came here three weeks ago and is visit ing her mother, Mrs. Janey White MT. Walden was formerly in the em- ploy of the local office of. the Santa Fe Prescott and Phoenix railway. l COMMUNION SERVICES = Holy | communion services will be held at Trinity Pro Cathedral at o'clock this | morning, Bishop Atwood officiating.
 WILL PRESENT PROGRAM-The | Willetta Choral Society will present a program at the Congregational church on Sunday night at 7:30 o'clock, as sisted by Mrs. l.. D. Dameron, soprano, Mrs. Raymond Battin, contralto, and Miss Deborah Brown pianist. The so- ciety is under the direction of Mrs. Charles Rothacker Sterling.
 MISS ANNA COLE WEDS = Miss Anna Cole, stenographer in the office of the board of supervisors, was mar ried at the home of her mother in | Tempe last night to Chester S. Hall, a well known young business man of that city MT. and Mrs. Hall left last night for Los Angeles, where they will spend their honeymoon. The bride is a grad uate of the Tempe high school and well known in the valley, where she has made many friends. A number of these gave her shower last week and she has been the recipient of many beautiful gifts of silverware and linen in anticipation of the happy event which took place last night.
 DEATH OF MRS. A. J. LOVElADY Word was received yesterday of the death of Mrs. A. J, Lovelady, at Hill | City Kansas. Mrs. Lovelady was known locally. being the mother Of Mrs. Carl Weyand. She spent severa' winters here with her daughter.
 BENEFIT GAME-As a benefit foi Frank Luke Post, American Legion, a football game is announced between the University of Arizona and the Uni versity of Southern California, to bt played at the Indian school on De cember 6. A committee of 12, includ- ing six members of the legion and si, members of the Phoenix Chamber o1 Commerce, is appointed to handle tht receipts.
 BOARD BILLS DUE-Humane Of. ficer Canning has dog and a puI without license tags. Their board bill: are growing and in consequence Can. ming says for the owners to see him al police headquarters. pay for tags ana the board. The dog was picked up or North Seventh avenue, 500 block. H. is of the bird variety, with white ant liver spots. leather collar with spot: thereon. The pup is about two month: old black and white. He is @ male Collie, has white spot on forehead white ring about neck, white tail enc i imd four whit>faat