Arizona republican., 1920-11-18
ASSOCIATED
 CHARITIES HOLDSIT
 ANNUAL MEETING

TEMPE, Nov. 1.-The annual meet ing the the Associated Charities of Tempe and community will be held Monday evening, Nov. z2, at o'clock in Herzberg's hall. In announcing this important meeting 1t might be well to remind the people of Tempe and vi- cinity of the purpose for which this association was organized. Every year cases of need arise in the com munity which require prompt relief. It has been customary to care for such cases by subscriptions among the cit- izens who have always been generous and heerful in their respons. It has bn demonstrated time after time. how ever, that this method is inefficient and unsatisfactory. Such funds are oft en oversubscribed and the burden is not equitably distributed. The Asso- ciated Charities aims to include in its membership every citizen of Tempe and the surrounding country, and every church society, every school. every lodge and every other organ ization which might properly be called upon for the relief of the deserving cases of Restitution which occur. The sole reQuiremnt for membership is an annual donation to the fund of the association, the amount to be deter mined by the giver according to his means. During the past year the as- sociation has carefully investigated and relieved a number of cases which would have become charges upon the community had they not thus been cared for. Further, the association proposes to put an end to pubic peg Ring or requests for relief. All such cases should be referred to the chair man of the Investigating committed for examination. This committee will then either take steps for relief if the case is worthy, or if unworthy will call the aid of the authorities to have the irnposter removed from the com munity. Every lodge. school and church is invited and urged to send representative to the meeting nexl Monday evening, and vry man and woman in the town or surroundine country is invited and strongly urged to he present. officers for the en- suing year will be elected and plans will be adopted for continuing the good work of tn association. Monday, Nov 22. 8 o'clock, Herzberg's hall, over tho Busy Corner store.
 Will Spend Winter in Tempe
 Franklin Van Petten and mother ar rived overland Sunday, from Topeka Kan. and will spend the winter 1T Tempe. Mir. Van Petten was here lasi year and is very well liked by th' younger set
 Union Missionary Society Meets in
 Phoenix
 There was a union meeting of al the Christian Woman's missionary so cieties of Maricopa county at the Cen tra1 Christian church in Phoenix. Tues day. There were fifteen Tempe rep resntativs present. Dinner was serve in the church dining room at moor Some splendid addresses were give during the day, one of which was de uvered by MT. Bernard Davis of Tempe
 Rebeccas Meeting
 There will be a regular meeting ( the Rebeccas Thursday night at s:s Members are urged to be present, a there is important business to atten to.
 improving
 Miss Marion Williams, who has bee confined to her bed for several day suffering with a severe cold, is ab to be out again.
 Lectures at High School
 William Rainy Bennett delivered very interesting lecture to the Hig school students Tuesday on the "Trair ing Table"
 Return to Payson
 MT. and Mrs. Boss Chilson IT turned to Payson Wednesday mornin after spending several weeks visitir relatives and friends in Tempe ar Phoenix.
 Ladies' Aid Meeting
 The ladies of tie Christian chur' will meetin in the church Thursday f