Arizona republican., 1920-01-15

Bloomington, IL, who is sister of the hostess.
 Afternoon Meetings
 Tuesday afternoon a meeting was held in R. A. Windes' office on East Fifth street by Rev. Chappell. the evan gelist who is holding revival meetings at the Baptist church. These meetings will be held every afternoon at some place of business in order that all the business men may be reached. Rev. Reid of the Methodist church will con duct the service this afternoon
 To Report on Meeting
 The eighth international conNentlop of student volunteers took place in Des Moines. Iowa, December 31 to January 4. It brought together 5000 students and professors from all important in stitutions of higher learning in Canada and the United States. and leaders or the Christian enterprises throughout the world.
 These conventions are held every four years in America. Those who at tended were given Q new conception of the extent of power and states manship of the missionary enterprise The Tempe Normal school was repre- sented by Miss Blanche Pitcher. Miss Elizabeth Ivy and Miss Ruth Bergquist. Everyone interested is invited to hear their reports at the regular Y. w. C. A. meeting in the Normal school audito- rum Thursday evening at o'clock.
 Revival Meetings
 The revival meetings which are be- ing held every night in the Methodist and Baptist churches are being well attended. Some very interesting sub jects which will be discussed by Rev. Chappell at the Baptist church are; "UngodIy Delay" "A Step in the Dark What Must I Do to Be Saved?' How to Be Rich" "Storehouse of Supply, Hell; What God Has Done to Keep Men From Going to Hell,'s Funeral of Lost Souls The Scarlet Woman, The Second Coming of Christ
 Professor Wendell Jones is the chor ister and soIoist during the meeting
 American Legion to Meet
 The American Legion will meet Sat urday night at s o'clock in the Ma sonic hall to elect new officers. AT of the Legion as well as all ex-service men not members, are urged to be present.
 Captain Wiley Hanson Here
 Captain Wiley Hanson. who is now stationed on the border. is in town for a few days. visiting his relatives and friends.
 Slight Accident
 A slight accident occurred Tuesday which might have been very se- rious one. As T. w. Nichols was com
 
 met a couple of boys on horseback be- tween the high school and the Eighth street school. Just as the boys met the car one Of the horses turned in front, hitting the radiator and smash ing it up badly. The boy was thrown off the horse to the radiator and on the windshield of the car, re- only a scratch. No one in the car was injured
 Visitino Sister
 Mrs. w. C. Colcord is here visiting her sister, Mrs. F. M. Mahan. Mrs. -olcord has been in Los Angeles, hav- ing her little boy treated. and is now on her way to her home at Sunflowerl ranch, near Roosevelt.
 Ladies' Union Meeting.
 A called meeting of the Ladies union of the Congregational church will be held in the church Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. All members are urged to be present. as business of import ance is to be transacted.
 On Sick List
 Mrs. Erdine Ellsworth. teacher in the Tenth street school took violently i'll last Friday evening and on Monday was operated on for appendicitis in the Mesa hospital. Her condition is still quite serious.
 Mrs. Charles Read is quite sick with a cold and it was feared for time that she would have pneumonia.
 Birthday Party
 The many old-time friends and neighbors of Mrs Mary Gregg will be glad to know that her birthday will be Saturday at the home Of her daughter. Mrs. F.. C. Adams, south of town. This birthday party is an annual affair which is a great source of pleasure to Grandma Gregg.
 All the old time friends and neigh Of frc f. tend again this year. each one bring ing one article of food for the birth day dinner.