Arizona republican., 1921-11-13
REV. w. E. MILLER ouARAN-


 TlNED-On account of illness in the family of Rev. W. E. Miller, pastor of the First M. E church at Chand- Ter. M L. Stewart of this city has been invited to occupy the pulpit of that church at II o'clock this morn ing.
 COLONEL 6REEN IN cITY-Col. Fred Breer proprietor of the Co., conino Sun, is in the city attending the festivitie of the Shrine and gen. erally enjo~ing himself in the Salt river valleys matchless November climate.
 STAG SOCIAL - The Modern Woodmen of America will give a stag social on Wednesday evening, November 16. All Neighbors of Phoenix camp are urged to attend, also visiting Neighbors. Be cure and bring one, two or three friends with YOU. There will be something doing.
 NEEDLEWoRk GUILD EXHIBIT The annual exhibit of the Needle work Guild will be held at the Wo- mans club Tuesday afternoon from 2:S0 to o'clock. The meeting of the local branch will be held during the afternoon having been announced for 1 o'clock.
 AT AGUA CALIENTE - MT. and Mrs. Charles s. Keafer are estab- lished at Agua Caliente, where they expect to remain until December ], Their home on West LynwoDd street is being occupied by MT. and Mrs. John M. Kellogg during their ab- l sence from town.
 CLUB ExAMINAToH-There will be an examination for student and oC iaAr< -t1f. n n club beginning at o'clock on Sat urday, November 19. Those expect ing to take the examination will mo- tffy Mrs. Cate, the president, S3O North Second avenue. telephone 2527
 BIG CABBAGE SHlPMENT-Ten thousand cabbage plants were shipped to the prison farm at Flor ence yesterday by Burt Wingar, sec retary of the board of directors ot 1 state institutions. The plants were | sent from the state hospital farm 1 which is supplying all the fresf vegetables used at the institution. NEW CoRPoRATIoN-The Phoe nix Oil and Supply company yester' l day filed it's articles of incorporation | with the corporation commission | The company incorporated with al | authorized capital stock of S25.00
 divided into 25,000 shares at the pa
 value of $1 each. O. McD. Bywate
 and Harry Bird of Phoenix wer
 named as the incorporators.
 HERE FOR FC5TNIGHT-Mr.a ant
 Mrs. H. E. Linden arrived in Phoe
 nix yesterday from San Francisc
 to remain two weeks. Mir. Lindel
 is member of the engineering firr
 of Beckfnan al q Linden which is con nected with the development of tn l. Agua Fria and Paradise verde irriga ton districts and is in Phoenix O business connected with the inter
 ests of his company in Maricops
 county. The Lindens attended als the Shrine grand ball last evenins
 MT. Linden being a member of tn . San Francisco temple.
 BIBLE CLASS TO MEET - Th
 GanG Bible class of the First Bar tist church will meet this mornin
 at the I. M. c. boys room. The clas stands second in the membershi s contest between the various classe , of the city, but expects to overcon f the lead held by the Christian churc Sunday school class. The topic fC r the lesson discussion today is 'Mer , tai efficiency as necessary equiI ment for life work" All boys Q high school age not attending els, , where are cordially invited. F. I Reeves is the leader of the class. e NAZARENE CHURCH - Servic' . at the First Church of the NaZarel . today are as follows: Sunday scho
 at 9:45 a. m. M. Young, superintel dent. Classes for all ages. The r ', vival services which have been col e ducted by the Roberts Brothers al s their wives will be continu d throughout the day. There will
 l three services. At II a. m.. the Re "a c. Edward Roberts will speak . "Christ's Commission to His Churcf -s At 2:30 D. m., c. Edward Roberts W again speak, his subject being "Ho
 ness What? Holiness Why?" At q: is p. m., Mrs. May T. Roberts will spe " on "The Call of God"
 s INQUEST CONTINUED - Aft
 several witnesses had testified ye
 terday morning at the inquest oy the body of Peyton H. Smith. loo
 attorney, who was killed instant | Friday afternoon when an Arizo Eastern train st . the automob | in which smith riding with J. | Cox, his law partner. Coroner Hen
 J.. Sullivan, continued the inqut | until next Tuesday morning in hoT l i that MT. Cox would be able to testi
 MT. Cox was severely injured. su
 taining a deep gash in the right si of his neck in addition to a broll i collar bone and bruises. A rep'
 from St Joseph's hospital late l; | night stated that his conditi
 showed no improvement over t
 night before and was still critical