Arizona republican., 1920-06-10
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 TO GIVE CARD PARTY.-The Bro- 1 therhOod of American Yeomen will give i a progressive whist card party at the K. of F. hall tonight to members and
 their friends.
 LADIES AID MEETINc-The
 Ladies Aid Society of the Zion Luth- eran Church will meet at 2: 30 o'clock
 this afternoon at the home of Mrs. l Fred Schmidt on the Bethany Home
 road. Members are requested to meet
 at the church at o'clock.
 OFF ON NVACATlON-Miss Lily Hall
 an attache of the board of directors of 1 state institutions will leave shorty for I the Californian coast, where she. will pass her vacation. which began yes l terday
 GOES TO COURT AT oLoBE-John ! H. Langston, assistant United States attorney, left for Globe last night where 1 he will attend the term Of the U. s.
 circuit court now in session for the
 ON LONG MOTOR TRIP-Mr. and
 Mrs. D. c. Graham of 309 West Madi-
 son street started yesterday by motor 1 car for New England. They expect to arrive in Boston in about a month. l GOING TO lLLINOlS--J. Albert Giffen, superintendent of mail at the i Phoenix postoffice. will leave on Sat urday for Rockford, Ill.,, where he will spend vacation or one month with his parents.
 FORD IS STOLEN-A Ford motor car belonging to T. L. Weatherford was stolen from in front of the Y. M. c. A.. 1 Tuesday night between Il and 12 o'clock. The license number of the car was 29.7S5. MT. Weatherford lives al
 APPEALS MINING cAsE-william | (snar. ic I11 in a filed in the supreme court versus Frank Per ley. Harry Gardner, William Jeffery ct al in an action over mining claims which was tried in the superior court of Cochise codntv.
 SPECIAL SERVICES TOMORROW A special service will be held to- i morrow night at 8 o'clock at the Zion 1 Evangelical Church, a which there will
 be public examination of the class of
 catechism which is to be confirmed
 next Sunday morning. The church is
 situated on Ninth avenue north of 4 LIcENsED TO MARRY-Licenses
 to marry were issued yesterday to
 Harold c. Baker. 20. and Mildred
 Smith 18 both of Phoenix; Feliz Ro-
 both of Phoenix; Charles E. Moser, 33,
 and Sarah $. Holcomb. 40, both of
 Phoenix; w. A. Allen, 54, and N. E.
 Talliferrio, 37, both of Albuquerque,
 N. M.; Manuel LeDOS, zls ana Mdfla Ponce, 19, both of Goodyear; Albert
 Van Dyke, p. and Clea Casper, IT, both of Phoenix.
 PARADISE VERDE cELEBRA- TION-The Paradise valley people will
 celebrate the getting of water on the land by giving a huge barbeque picnic
 at Eastlake park, Thursday, June "A
 The following committee is in charge
 J. D. Bowers. Fl. C. Ludden. E. w Michael, R. T. Mahon. H. C. Johnson 2 Paper plates. meat, bread and coffee . will be furnished but picnickers must : bring their own cups and spoons f Speakers are being arranged for. Full , details will be given later.
 FLORENCE MAYOR IN CITY,
 Mayor J. G. Heating of Florence was
 in the city yesterday on road matters for he is also chairman of the Pima $ County Highway commission and in ' terested in the interstate highway 9 building. He was in conference witk
 the state engineer. Florence, saiC Mayor Heating, was never in a better
 position than it is at present ana there was never a time when the peopl, . of that town and the vicinity wer. ' ever so confident of the future.
 RETURNS FROM COLORADO
 Mrs. w. w. McNeff of 642 North ThirC
 avenue returned to her home yester
 day morning after an absence of foul [. months spent in Boulder, Colo, where
 she was called early in February b,
 the death of her father, Dr. H. W r Allen. Mrs. McNeff was accompanieC ,. by her sister Mrs. Daisy Allen John t ston. They will remain in Phoenix fo = one week and then go to Los Angeles II for a short stay, sailing for Honolulu
 in July. They will return to Phoenil = about October 1.
 D WILL PRACTICE IN koREA-Ra, r Lacy will leave late in the summe = for Korea, where he will practice den tstry- Before leaving for Ray yester lt day, where he has mining interests It Lacy informed his friends that he in = tended leaving Arizona early in Angus Q for Korea where he will make hi q home. Lacy has been in Arizona flo n the past few months, returning her v after he received his discharge iron 2. the army. He first served as an avia k tor with the British army and afte = this country entered the war wa e transferred to the American army o kIWANlANS SPELL DOWN. n old shioned spelling match was b feature of the Kiwanis club luucheo ' Tuesday. in which Earl Drake, a loca d attorneys proved to be the master. l
 was a surprise to many of the busi n, ness men present to find the easies - sounding words are often times hard n est to spell. and most of them will b ,s more lenient with their stenographer
 as a result. Following the spellin match contest between two halves c the club was held in which question concerning the occupations of the con testants were asked. Many interestin facts were brought to light in thi manner concerning the business me name the business addresses of thei taCs0rfa4eu