Arizona republican., 1920-12-26
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AT THE COUNTY JAlL-Prisoners in the county jail yesterday enjoyed a chicken dinner furnished by the Amer ican Kitchen, consisting of chicken, mashed potatoes, vegetables, a ba- mana. an orange and a package of cigarettes. One man gave the prison CTS a box of oranges, which were dis tributed yesterday, and another man. brought in tub of hot tamales. Each of the prisoners had five tamales and there were still some left over The Salvation Army sent each of the pris- oners a package of candy and nuts. Visitors were permitted most of the day and many called at the jail during the afternoon
 FIND MAIL BAG-A United States mail pouch, with three or four pieces of parcel post matter in it, was brought to the sheriffs office last night by a boy. He said he found the pouch in the street out on North Ninth street. The tie strings on the bag showed signs of having been cut recently and the slip lock removed. The postal au thorities were notified. Officers are of the opinion that the bag was stolen either from some mail wagon or from some station. Several of the pack ages in the bag gave evidence that their wrappings had been torn in order to ascertain tn econtents of the package
 CHURCH OF eoD-Regular serv- ices will be held at Il o'clock this morning and 7:30 o'clock tonight, With Sunday school at 9:45 8. m. Evangel- ist $. B. Shaw will preach at a special service at o'clock this afternoon. Prayer meeting will be held Wednes day night.
 cHRIsTMAs HOSTESS - Mrs. J. Ruby MeGrath was among the Christi mas hostesses, giving an elaborately appointed dinner of 10 covers at her home on North Second avenue. The reception rooms were elaborately adorned with Christmas decorations, featured by a gaily decorated tree.
 VISITORS HERE-Mrs. James Ma honey and T. Fl. Mahoney of Winslow are spending the Christmas weekend with Miss willmae Mahoney.
 ROOMS NEEDED-Because of the annual convention of the State Teach CTS association, those in charge of the room bureau at the chamber of com merce are anxious that all who may have rooms for rent for the three days of the convention, December 2S, 29 and | 30, immediately notify the bureau either in person or by phone. A large number of visitors are expected for the meetings, and they will begin to come in tomorrow morning. The chamber of commerce telephone number is 1294 | ARRIVES FROM EAST--Mrs. G. F Pottberg arrived from New York or Christmas morning to spend several weeks in Phoenix the guest of her sor and daughter. Mir and Mrs. Charle: Pottberg of North Sixth street. | CLUB LUNcHEoN-The Pan- Hel lenic club will entertain with a lunch. con, followed by 50o at the Ranci house on Thursday. All active mem. bers and aIumnae of national Greel letter societies are urged to attend b, the committee in charge. Reserva. tions should be made. before o'clocl
 Wednesday evening to Mrs. 4. ]. Hal tom, whose telephone number is 3222 l DEPARTMENT MEETING-A sug
 gestion of the holiday season will b. carried out at a meeting of the hom
 economies department of the Woman
 club on Monday afternoon at 2:1
 o'clock, when Mrs. Rodney McDonal will demonstrate the making of a English plum pudding. Each depart , ment member has been requested b the chairman, Mrs. J. P. Ivy, to brint
 for display only, one article of foo the making of which has cost but S1. } WILL SPEAK HERE-Mrs. Mariett ] Johnson. head of the Fairhope SchoC
 for Children of Fairhope, Ala. wi will speak to the members of the Wom Z ans club Tuesday afternoon. when tn
 elub will hold it's annual Christina festival.
 l. MIAMI MEN HEREIN l. Walls and Jean V. Spear of the Evenin
 Bulletin, Miami, arrived in town 2
 midnight of Christmas eve after a E eyentfuI tourney over the RooseVe road They will return to the smelte
 town this morning.
 GOES TO CONVENTION = ". ]
 Bertram, president and general mar
 ager of the Bertram Electric compan v left last night to attend the eleetric o dealers convention at San FraneisC ' this week Mir Bertram will take U
 several matters pertaining to eomir
 events to be held in Phoenix in u
 near future, at which a wonderful di'
 play of decorating lighting will