Arizona republican., 1920-01-03
BARGAIN OFFER GOOD AT GLENDALE OFFICE UNTIL NINE TONIGHT

GLENDALE, Jan. 2.-Owing to the fact that there are many in the Glen dale district who have not yet availed themselves of the Republicans bar gain offer. The Republicans office in Glendale will be open until p. m- tonight to receive subscriptions. The offer closes tonight Checks mailed today will be accepted This is posi- lively the only time that The -Repub- Ican will sell for S6.50 until next year. This offer is made to old and new sub scribers alke and constitutes an ex- cellent opportunity to save and simul- taneously provide the best news for the family.
 The Republican knows no holidays. It will be delivered 366 days in 1920. The office is with the Carrick Realty company. Checks may be made pay able either to the Arizona Republican or l.. E. Kingman.
 Plan Dinner
 Members of the Glendale district commercial club are anticipating a fine time and lots of good 'eats" at their first annual get-together dinner at the Woman's club Tuesday evening. The ladies of the First Nj. E. church will prepare the dinner. Tickets are s1 per plate. The proceeds of the
 dinner are to be devoted to the build ing fund for the new church build ing planned. The program for the meeting is as follows:
 The Fate of Turkey. Dinner vocol solo .....-.....-...M Mrs. Cox "Our Civic Duties" Rev. J. E. Ferris ''Our Club" MT. Galbraith Vocol solo Mrs. Ensinger Our Favorite Topics .... MT. Dyas Round Table ... Discussion O. D. Betts. toastmaster.
 Members and their friends are in- vited. The meeting Is open to every one.
 Returns Home
 Richard Radcliffe arrived in Glen dale last night on his first visit since his discharge from the army year ago. He has been visiting his parents in Oklahoma. He is now the guest of his sister, Mrs. ". o. Ferris. Celebrate Anniversary The father and mother of b. R. Freeman celebrated their fiftieth we'd ding anniversary last Monday. Grand
 father Freeman was past "A years old | and his wife past 69. Grandmother Freeman wore the. same bonnet and orange blossoms that she wore 50 years ego. Grandfather Freeman dis played and played on the same fife Eight members of the family were present, and twelve guests. The Rev. Gilmore of the Christian church. read l the ninety-first psalm and offered prayer. Mrs. Gilmore and Mrs Rhodes sang When You and Were Young. Maggie" Mrs. Tierce and Mrs Mayo sang "Silver Threads Among the Gold."- and Mrs. Mayo rendered piano 1 solos. Every one present joined in singing several old fashioned hymns l and closed with "Blest He the Tie That
 Binds" Mir. and Mrs. Freeman were
 married on December 2s, 1868, at Hills boro, Ohio.
 Il Christian Church News The Rev. Gilmore. pastor. Services for Sunday, January 4: Biolo school at s:45 sharp. Morning worship and communion at Il o'clock a. m- Chris tian Endeavor at 6:S0 p. m. Evening worship at ESQ p. m-
 Prayer Meeting Members of the Christian church are urged to be present Wednesday night at 7:s0 o'clock for prayer meet ing. This meeting is of great im- portance as it is a consecration meet ing After the meeting those who wish, are invited to attend the union prayer meeting at the Methodist church. from s:30 to 12 o'clock. All Day Meeting The members of the Christian church will hold an all day meeting at tho church on Sunday. After the morning service dinner will be served in the basement. Tn the afternoon | church officers will be elected for the
 year 1920. Those attending the Bible
 school and church services who are 1 not members of the church are in
 vited to attend this all day meeting.
 I The ladies of -the~chQxrha1a ta I bring their bj & = 7 & # s#