Arizona republican., 1921-10-28

SUNFLOWER CLUB-The Sun flower club will be entertained this afternoon at 2: 30 o'clock by.Mrs. Jen- nie McHenry, 800 East Moreland street
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS- The Western Union is holding tele- grams for A. J. Thompson. William White, J. Svherbling and J. NJ. Jack son.
 BUSINESS VIsIToR-Lyman B. Hays, Wilcox attorney in Phoenix yesterday on legal business. was a caller on the state tax commission.
 RETURN TO TOWN-W. $. Nor veil, state water commissioner. re- turned yesterday from a weeks ab- sence in Stafford and Duncan where he conducted hearings relative to water rights of the Gila.
 CIRCLES TO MEET-The circles of the First Baptist church will meet this afternoon at ? o'clock. Circle No. 1 will meet with Mrs. L. L. Hannon, sol North First avenue; Circle No. with Mrs. L. H Thayer. 340 Monte Vista road; Circle No. with Mrs W. r. Snider, 2205 West Adams street.
 REVIVAL IN PEORIA-A revival service will be held at Peoria in the Nazarene tabernacle beginning next Sunday, Oct. 30 The meetings will be conducted by Rev. l. NJ. Ellis, 9 ! noted evangelist of Bethany, Okla. A cordial invitation is extended to all 1 to attend these services by Pastor Mary Lee Cagle of the Nazarene ! church at Peoria.
 RECEIVE CHEcK-A check of ! S471434 was received by the city or l Phoenix yesterday to be used for the i maintenance of the fire alarm system or the relief fund of disabled firemen. 1 The check was forwarded by Ray mond Earhart, state treasurer, in \ payment of one per cent of the fire 1 insurance fees collected for the year ending Dec. 31. 1920.
 WILL LECTURE SUNDAY-E. H. Herrscher will lecture at the Arizona School of Music Sunday afternoon at | 3 o'clock. Because many of the peo- pie of Phoenix failed to gain admis- sion at previous lectures, the Inter Il national Bible students have arranged \ another lecture on the subject, Mil 1 lions Now Living Will Never Die All seats will be free and no collec- ton will be taken.
 .i JEWISH SERVICES-The regular services of Congregation Beth lsrae will be held this evening at s o'cloci :, at the school administration build Il ing on First avenue. The rabbi. pr ,, Liknaitz. will preach. taking for hi' [ subject "A Good Beginning Th' f Temple Chorus will sing the usua responses. Mrs. Bessie Fox Davi! will he the soloist.
 E SCOTTISH RITE MEETlNG-Th' sI Scottish Rite clan will hold an i'm [ portant meeting this evening at th' Masonic temple. Arrangements VII be made to attend the reunion Tucson, commencing on Nov [ 1 kl ! m a special car. There will be wori in the eleventh degree. Refreshment: will be served. Members and visitors ! in the valley belonging to the rlt' , are urged to attend.
 P FARM BUREAU MEETlNG-Th , Wilson Farm bureau has called . meeting for tonight at f:oU. A Iul , program is promised, including lalh p by c. $. Brown, state farm purea. president; H. c. Heard, county agent rl and Marvin Young. Music ana re treatments are on the program ant ol every one in the district, whether 5 | member of the farm bureau of not is urged to be on hand and take par in the discussion. Farmers III tf' ICreighton district are especially urge to attend the meeting at the Nllsol
 school, as a plan is to be Worke'
 relative to the consolidation ol LII two districts in farm buTeau WI -N
 REVIVAL SERVICES-The specla
 ra,-ival services being conducted |
 the old Republican building, at tn
 corner of second and Adams streets
 by the Pentecostal people sulI con 1I n
 tinue with interest. Rev esls ],
 Steelberg, the boy preacher has n@nad @
 many friends by his stralghuor"dlIr IT
 way of handling the Scriptures Ii
 will remain with the local asseilipI
 another week at least and much goo
 is expected to result. It Is the pur pose of the local assembly to carry O an aggressive evangelistic campals | throughout the entire winter nos
 &ho are interested in this klha
 work are cordially invited to atteh
 the services. which are conducte
 every night during the week eNcel
 Monday and Saturday, beglnnlh
 promptly at 7;15.