Arizona republican., 1920-05-30
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party 4ueSudy morning at IO. oU O CLOCK at Riverside park. All members are invited to attend. A picnic luncheon will be served and each member is re- quested to bring one article of food for the luncheon.
 FOUR MUSIC PRORAMS-Four programs will be given the present
 week by pupils from the primary de- partment of the Arizona School of
 Music in charge of Mrs. Luther Stew art. The first one will take place l Monday at 8: 30 D. m
 START FOR COAST-NTr. and Mrs i Frank F. Benjamin and daughter Ruth left last night for Cline, Cal. where they will reside. MT. Cline and faniIy
 have been residents of the valley -or many years. For the last eight years
 Mir BenJamin has been manager of the Phoenix Bottling Works.
 FAILURE TO PROVIDE CHARGE I-Failure to provide for his wife ana children was the charge filed against | Porfirio Morales in Justice Nat T. 1 McKee's court yesterday. Morales waived his preliminary hearing and 1 was bound over in the sum of $500 on each charge to answer to the superior court.
 1 GO TO OAkLAND-Mrs. Clarence | Woodbury and daughter Mary Clare, 1 left last night for Oakland. where they 1 will visit relatives until some time in i September, when they will be joined by MT. Woodbury, who left last night tor Kansas City to attend the national con vention of realtors. He will go thence directly to Oakland. returning to Pnoe- nix about the first of July
 ELKS PARTY TO AJo-A party i composed of 25 members of Phoenix 1 lodge No. 335. B. F. O. F., left last night in a special car on the g. 30 train over the Arizona Eastern railroad for AJo, where they will participate in the initiation ceremonies to be given at that place tonight. The party was in charge of Eddie O'Malley and Exalted Ruler Burg. who will assist in the inf tiation of 40 candidates into the B. F. o. E. at Ajo.
 ABSENCE NOT PERMANENT-In an article the other day it was stated that J. J. Sweeney. for many years as- Sistant cashier of the National Bank ot Arizona, would shortly leave for San Francisco. There was an inference that his stay was to be permanent. That is not the case. MT. Sweeney will not sever his relations with the bank His trip to San Francisco is only a part of his annual vacation.
 SATURDAY. HALF H o L ID A Y- With the near approach of June l comes the weekly half holiday for em ployes, to continue during the warmest months. The implement dealers are first to announce Saturday half holi- day, beginning June 5 and continuing
  ment houses of Phoenix have joined in granting this weekly half holiday: The O. S. Stapley Co, Pratt-Gilbert Co, North Bros. Co, Ryan Implement Co. Goldman Implement Go.
 TAX COMMISSIONERS TO TUG SONG. M. Zander, chairman of the state tax commission, and Charles R. Howes member, left last evening for Tucson to close up the assessment year with the county treasurer of Pima county. Tonight the commissioners 1 will attend the baccalaureate sermon of the graduating class of the state university and tomorrow they will be guests at the reception given by Dr. l R. B. von KleinSmid. president of the university. They will return Tuesday i morning.
 TO LOCAL NAVY STATIoN-R. B. i Roll, boatswain's mate, first class, U. ! S. navy, has arrived in the city and will assist Clyde Loveless. chief cleo trician. at the local navy recruiting station, 35 F. Washington street. MT. [ Roll was in charge of the navy recruit | ing station in Tucson until it was closed yesterday by order of the navy | department, Ex-navy men are urged [ to call at the recruiting station in re- f gard to back pay that may be due them f since the passage of the new navy pay f bill. Ex-service men who have been ! out of service less than one year. will !
  rate and 30 days leave upon reenlisting. 1
 RECEIVE SAD NEWS-Mrs. F. NJ. | Cooley who lives east of Phoenix on | the Tempe road, received a telegram | May 27 bringing the sad news of the { death of her mother Mrs. Sarah H. | Reid of Rapp's Mill. Rockbridge county, f Virginia. Mrs. Cooley will not go east, ! as she had planned to start on June l. |
 DAY NURSERY NURSE RESIGNS f Mrs. Essie Roberts, the trained nurse in charge of the day nursery conducted f by the Junior Guild, has resigned her | position and will go to Los Angeles for the summer. Mrs. Roberts had been with the day nursery since it first was established. Her pleasing personality and cheerful manner in handling her little charges made for her many friends who regret to see her go.
 TWO DlVORCES GRANTED-Two decrees of divorce were granted yester- day in Judge Lymans court. Tn the case of AgnesS NJ. Andrews vS. Melvin Andrews. the former was granted the decree and $12.50 a week separate maintenance. The defendant was also required 10 pay $100 attorney fees and costs. Audrey Brown was granted a divorce from Clarence H. Brown, and was. awarded the custody of the
 LAST MEETING OF SEASON-The Pan Hellenic Luncheon club held it's i last meeting of the season yesterday | at the 4. M. C. A. Officers for the next year were elected, Miss Margaret Hurley and Miss Kathryn Moore be- ing reelected president and secretary Il treasurer respectively. while Mrs Charles Orme was elected to fill the new office of vice president The next meeting of the club will be held the last Saturday in September. The time and place of the meeting will be an nounced later
 TRAVEL BUREAU MAN HERE $. w Gillett. educational director for the American Travel Bureau, is in Phoenix for a short visit The object