Arizona republican., 1920-11-30
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LADIES' AID MEETS THURSDAY

LADIES' AID MEETS THURSDAY
The Ladies' Aid society of the Grace
Lutheran church will meet at the
home of Mrs. c. Z. Newcomer, oZo East
Portland street, Thursday afternoon at
2:3O o'clock. The annual thank ot1er
ing will be received. All 1rlehds Oh
the church are invited.
COLLEGE CLUB TO MEETING
College club will hold an important
meeting tomorrow afternoon at ITS
quarters 507 North Seventh street. The
committee in charge urges all members
to attend.
DAILY SERVICES AT CAPITOL
SCHOOL-Preaching every evening
this week at 1880 O'Clock in the KIM
department of the CapltoI
School building, Seventeenth avenue
and Van Buren, street. Rev. X. n.
Sanders. pastor. A cordial invitation
is extended to all.
BLUE TRIANGLE MEETING TO-
DAY-The Blue Triangle club of the
Girl Reserves will hold it's regular DIS
cussion class this afternoon at o'clock
at the Y W. c. A gardens. The topic
for discussion will be When You En-
tertain," and will be led by Mrs. John
will be made concerning the bazaar TO
be held December IL.
MINERAL SURVEY ORDERS
ISSUED-The surveyor general issued
order No. 1925 yesterday for the min
eral survey of the. Plumed Knight
Plumed Knight No. 2, Lake George,
Lake George No. 2, South Side, South
Side No. 2. Outside. Outside ?, Sunny
Side, Sunny Side No. ?, Martha B..
Ketz. Martha b. Ketz No. 2, Eida b..
and Eida B. No. lode mining claims,
situated in the Pima Mining district,
Pima county, and claimed by Frances
Barnstall Law. He also issued order
No. 1927, providing for the survey OF
the Crown Prince, and Crown Prince
Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, z, 8, and 10,
situated also in the Pima mining dis
trict Pima county. and claimed by the
Mineral Hill Consolidated Copper
company.
GRANTED PERMIT TO SELL
STOCK-The corporation commission
yesterday authorized Western Chemi-
Gals Inc, to sell 100, 900 shares of stock
at 81 a share The PROPERTY is To-
cattd in the Peak Red Mountain min
ing district in Esmeralda county,
Nevada.
DIVORCES TWO-Two DEGREES OF
divorce were granted yesterday by
Judge Lyman as follows: Elizabeth
B. White from Leroy NJ. White, on
grounds of desertion; and Lucy r.
Bevans from Albert B. Bevans. on the
| grounds of failure to provide. She
was granted the custody of their two
year old child and her maiden name
Lucy r. Sprague was restored her.
LAWRENCE NEW A. 1. o. A
| PRESlDENT-John Kolberg, Guy
Lawrence and Albert OLayess, Phoe-
nix laundrymen. have returned from
| Tucson. where they attended the state
! convention of the American Laundry
! Owners association. Addresses were
| delivered during the convention by
| Richard Mcclure of Chicago, fielC
secretary of the association. and ". II
| Kilgore, agent of the Southern Cali
| fornia Laundry association. Guy Law
renee of Phoenix was elected presi
dent OF the organization, and Douglas
| was chosen for the next convention
| city.
TO ATTEND FUNERAL-Member
of Arizona, Rebekah lodge No. l ar
| requested 70 meet at Odd Fellows
hall at o'clock tomorrow to atten'
the funeral of Sister Rertha Morgan
| who died yesterday morning at 81
| West Buchanan street. Mrs. Morgan
leaves. besides her husband, tw
daughters and a son. Services win b
conducted at the chapel of the Moor
and Son Undertaking establishment a
2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
MOVE INTO HEARD BUILDING
| Announcement was made yesterda
that Drs. John Wix Thomas and Ar
thur G. Thomas have removed thei
offices from the Goodrich building
| room 6O6 Heard building.
HIGLEY RETURNS FOR VISIT
S. w. Higley. formerly of Phoeni
and now a resident of the Pacifi
coast, is spending a few days in TIL
city in connection with business mat
tiers. While here he is residing wit
his son. Tom Higley.
ANNUAL BAZAAR-The Ladies' Al
society of the Zion Lutheran churc
will hold their annual bazaar an
: baked food sale at Triboletts mark'
tomorrow beginning at ii o'clock a. I