Arizona republican., 1920-03-05
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REORGANIZATION NEE fiN0- Announcement for a meeting or lne state committee on Americanization IS made by Secretary Mcbride for sat urday at 1 D. rn in the Arizona club.
 MARDI GRAS REHEARSAL - Re hearsals for the second presentation of the children's Mardi Gras arc now in progress. The Royal Party will re- hearse this afternoon at o'clock at 241 North First street. Also again on Saturday at the American.
 CHAS. SCALES FUNERAL - Fun eral services for Charles Scales will be held from the Merryman parlors at 7 o'clock this afternoon. Friends of the deceased may attend the services. LAST COOKING CLASS - The demonstration lecture course in cookery which has been conducted by Miss Winifred Cooley at the high school for the past six weeks will hold it's final session this afternoon at o'clock.
 MADISON IMP. CLUB DANCE-The Madison Improvement club announces another of their popular dances on Friday evening, March 6. Good music is assured and refreshments will be served. Everyone is cordially invited to be present.
 GOES TO MOTHERS BEDSIDE M. Full, the well known cotton grower, left last evening for Manhattan. Kan sas, to visit his mother who is seriously i'll. Mrs. Tull is remaining in Phoenix
  ranch and her huge flocks of chickens. until MT. Tull returns.
 TO OBSERVE PURIN = Contribu- tions of fruits and cake will be received at the home of Mrs. s. Rosenbald, 1104 North Third street until Saturday noon which the Council of Jewish Women will distribute to the county farm and sanitarium in comm memoration of the holiday of Purin, feast day in the He brew calendar.
 HUSBAND ASKS DIVORCE - AL 1eging desertion and abandonment, Chester E. Chalk yesterday instituted divorce proceedings against Mable Chalk in the superior court of Mari copa county. The couple was married at Colorado Springs, Colo. in April 1912. and separated January l. 1918, the complaint claims.
 SATURDAY RECiTAL-The Satur- day afternoon recital at the School of Music will be given this week by young children from the piano primary de- partment in charge of Mrs. Luther Steward, with violin, dance and eX pression numbers. These recitals by the children are very popular and the public is cordially invited to attend, the program beginning at 2: 30 o'clock
 PATTERSON ESTATE IN COURT Petition for letters of administration in the estate Of F. J. Patterson. who died in Phoenix, October IT, 1919, was filed yesterday by Nervia Patterson, the widow. The estate. which con sists of real and personal property, is given a value of $1,500 by the petition CTS. Ava Patterson an 1S-year-old son, and Claudio Ellen Quillin,. 20 year-old daughter. of Chilhowee Mo-, are the heirs, in addition to the widow, the petition states. Hearing on the petition will be held in probate court Monday afternoon March 15
 WIDOWS ESTATE IN COURT IrICinda CaS+ n widow who 6inJ in Phoenix, February 29. last, left an estate of real and personal property valued at sS,100, according to petition for letters of administration filed in probate court yesterday by Ernest M. Cast, a son. The heirs are the Deti- tioner. and two daughters. Edna NJ. Cast and Alice Cast, the petition states. Hearing on the petition will be held Monday afternoon. March 15. at 1:30 o'clock.
 SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING -I There will be a meeting of all teachers and officers of the Sunday school of the First Baptist church this evening at the church. corner Third avenue and Monroe street. The meeting will be held from 7:30 to S:30 o'clock. All interested in Sunday school work are invited to be present.
 MARRIAGE ENSES-Licenses to marry was issued yesterday to Fred Billings, 43. and Annie Terry, 36. both Ol AGnOiQ ", 3l. ana Elizabeth Schrunk, 9. both of Mesa: Bernardino Partida, 33, and Pablo Lo- peg, 19, both of Mesa, and Albert Chad wick of American Fork. Utah, and Jessie Langer of Boston, Mass.
 C. OF c. SENDS SYMPATHY-l Sympathy has been conveyed to the family of Senator John H. Bankhead by the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce which is fostering the Bankhead Ma 1 tfonal highway, which will traverse Maricopa county and Phoenix, and i which was headed by the late senator | from Alabama