Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

t1..- ,'eNe may be improved by ...- ---. -'-4 70 especially look up the lh lorce iu California v,herebv teauent orphans arc taken fra,,, f, f1' .-eiis and put in the care of fosten
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 -e our legislators. This body of ltflicularly desires to be in -'.al '.al and in sympathy wjsh all
 -its that protect by law the fu- today. eH oL MAereas, many of our men gave
 -tNts To the cause of patriotism
 - called upon by their country, in emory of their sacrifices:
 .e it resolved. that the Southern l.---.-.lleon .-.lon urge all club women to CO., tN4ate with Doukersley Post, Ameri- Legion ot Yuma Co make the .t--llce day celebration a success tA-t thc clubs herein assembled t4so their members to co-operate -AA tne Legion men i'm their efforts tIoelfc and maintain a home in A-lnl county for their organization: e hcrcas. WIG believe the present laws ttrfaiitlng Elaring headlights on the .~S-fc highways GO be dangerous we N@ aAFtncr offer for investigation the
 compelling such regulations to sFcrs of automobiles that will make rAseling upon our highways pleasure
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 Tn. Madison Woman's club will hold VI sA day meeting Friday at the home Nt Afs Aubrey V. smith when plans TOT the bazaar to be held December Nl hc made. Tho chairmen of the N4tercnt committees in charge of the rsHaar VIII make reports at this time ne-aaing Mrs A. c. Hargrave. chair N'an of Tho art committed: Mrs O. StfrinE. rug committee: Mrs. Anna Misler quilt committee: Mrs. George heinr. apron committee: Mrs. Mary S.nith, cooked foods; and Mrs. w. A. wilson. general chairman. All women ef the district arc invited to be present af Tho meeting to assist those in charge cf the bazaar, a special invitation being extended to quilters to assist in the ccnnleuon Of a patch work quilt do- mated hy Mrs. Frank Howard. A picnic lr1cheon win be served at noon.
 The Adans Parent Teacher associa- ton met Wednesday for the purpose cf discussing the advisability of serv- Ing hot luncheons to the school chil- cren- After the discussion 1t was de- ciecd Co inaugurate the plan before the nol1ays serving a nourishing meal for ls cents. Miss Randall domestic sci ence Instructor of the Adams school advocated the plan and another who
 
 con was Mrs. Chapman who reviewed tfe success of the Creighton school Mrs C. P. Hart presided at the meet inE Mrs. Ralph Summers singing a group of songs at the social hour that followed the business session.
 The Neighborhood clsp held a busi- ness meeting Wednesday when Mrs William Carver presented a report of lhc serni-annual meeting of the Central Arizona District federation which met In Peoria on October 2S.
 
 Naricopa chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution wiN be in charge of the Americanization booth in the Mines building at the state fair. While members of the chapter will be in per sonal charge every day of the week the Interest is being centered on the Ar miStice day program which will b' presented in the morning beginning al 70 o'clock. The chapter Is also inter estinE itself in the annual Red Cros: trive which will be held on Novembel 9k and those who are willing to lenC their aid are requested to report {, Mrs. C. F. Ainsworth The next reg uiar meeting of the organization wil hc held Wednesday. December 29. thu program not yet having been arranged
 l0 celenratlon or the 30Oth annfver ~sfv of the landing of the Pilgrims a Plymouth. Maricopa chapter, Daugh 1ers of the American Revolution wil present patriotic program O tahicaux. songs, colored slides in addi ton Co an address by Dean Scarlett a sn open meeting at the Woman's clul on Friday evening November 19 Tn local chapter will also have a float il the parade being planned under tn direction Of Rev. c. D. Yoakum and tn Ladies Aid society of the Congrega tional church.
 An occasional social meeting Is bein gwen by the Neighborhood club in ad tition Co Its sessions devoted to seriou discussions. One of the social affair was the Halloween event at which th husbands of club members were tf guests Of honor. T.. J. Cox acted tcastmaster and a number of clevt Halloween stories were told during tl evening.
 Listing the questions that have bee asked members of the Phoenix brand uf the Ncedlework Guild. one of tl most active workers has furnished al swers and gives the list pubici owing to the wide interest the wo is creating in this city.
 C. What is the object of the Needl work Guud2
 A TO provide new garments al articles for the needy of Phoenix al vicinity.
 C. When was this society founde A. Tn phiadclphia in 1885. the i'd being brought from England. "a. When was 1t started in Phoeni A rn November. 1919. a. How many articles were donat and what was done with them7 A. About 500. The report as to { 5i~trlhution was published In the da nancrs in fun, which will be done aga fhis year.
 @. How often does the guild meet A. once a year, at the annual c hfhttlcn or the garments, at which til ar election Of officers Is Astd- O When and where will the exhi fion be held this yearG
 A. Tuesday. Novemeber 16, UT s.en at tho Womans club, the pub hrirx Invited. Tea will be served tNr officers.
 O. How can one join?
 A. By enrolling their name unt ono or the directors, each of wh nirlEcs 1c persons, including herself, rn-r TWO new garments. one of number being a paying member of l reru than one dollar.
 a. when must these articles be