Arizona republican., 1921-12-11

Coming Euents

Monday, Dec. 12.-MusicIans' club at
 Woman's club, Sis p. m. Monday, Dec. 12.-Woman's club civic
 education department, 2;3o p. m. Tuesday, Dec. 13.-kiwanis club
 luncheon at Y. M. c. A., noon. Tuesday, Dec. 13.-Woman's club,
 education week program, 2;15 p. m. Wednesday, Dec. 14.-Harmony club
 bazaar and bridge tea at Woman's
 club, 10 a. m.
 Wednesday, Dec. 14-country club Wednesday, Dec. 14.-country club
 playlet and dance.
 Thursday, Dec. 15.-Madison Inn
 provement club social meeting, 2
 p. m.
 Thursday, Dec. 15.-Bazaar by needle
 craft department Osborn Woman's
 club.
 Thursday, Dec. 15.-christmas dance, Madison Improvement club, 8 p. m.
 A. election, high school auditorium,
 3:15 p. m.
 Friday, Dec. 16.-Rotary club lunch
 con, Hotel Adams.
 Friday, Dec. 16.-Friday club at
 Woman's club, 10 a. m.
 Saturday, Dec. H.-Country club
 bridge tea.
 Saturday, Dec. .2S.-Chandler Prog
 ress carnival opens for two days.
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 MARRIAGE CENSES-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Frank Kirby, 45, and Lea Randy, 30, both of Chandler: and Wesley Wells, 22. and May Spain, IS, both of Phoe- nix.
 TO CONDUCT HEARINGS-D. R. Johnson, rate expert with the corpo- ration commission, will conduct se- ries of hearings in Kingman and Oat- man for the commission.
 GRANTED DlvORCE-On grounds of cruelty, Judge Jenckes yesterday granted Pauline l.. O'Grady a decree of divorce from J. NJ. O'Grady. The decree restored her maiden name, Papline L. Rogers.
 CHARGE DISMISSED-On motion of the county attorney, Justice Henry J. Sullivan yesterday dismissed charge against Harry Bechtel of re- moving mortgaged property from the state without the consent of the mortgagee.
 CLASS ADoPTIoN-The Modern 1 Woodmen of America will hold a | class adoption on Wednesday eve ming, Dec. II. Members of the Phoe- nix camp and visiting Neighbors are urgently requested to attend. THESE ASKED TO CALL-The | following persons are requested to l call at the office of the American | Red Cross, 516 Heard building: Mrs. Mary Alice Jones Mimix, Harley | Rowe Stapp, Lucy Kahn Davis. John 1 Aggers, Thomas Lyons, Grover Ross.
 NEED FURNITURE-The Asso- 1 ciated Charities ask that furniture, 1 such as lamp. stove, bed, mattress, l -r,n Sf l woman who has been given the use of | a small house on the desrt. They | also desire furniture for the use of 3 1 young woman with small children. | NEW CLEANING FIRM - The l Standard Cleaners is a new estab- lishment which has been opened al 24 West Broadway. just in the rear of the Kress store. The proprietors are l c. Bounds and F. Frye. They will dc a regular cleaning and pressing bus ] mess.
 A EcTIoN-F'uneral serv- ices for Mrs Elinor Miller, mother oi l Irvine de Miller, 765 east McDowel i oad. who died on Thursday afternoon l will be held Monday afternoon at the H. M. Maus chapel and not at the A. l.. Moore and Son chapel as an l nounced in yesterdays Republican. l COMMITTEE MEETING Th' 1 Law Enforcement league will hold . l committee meeting on Tuesday eve l ming, Dec. IS, in the rear of the Cen tral Methodist church. Ten delegates l from each church are expected to at l tend Fl. IT. Hughes, president. 1 NEEDlECRAFT BAZAAR - Int needlecraft department of the OsborT Womans club will hold a public ba- zaar on Wednesday, Dec. 21. at th' Osborn school auditorium. The nex meeting of this department will b. Lon Thursday, Dec. 15, at the hom' of Mrs. Flock on North Central ave nue.
 FARM BUREAU MEETING - There will be a special meeting o the Washington district farm bureal on Tuesday evening. Dec. 1S. in tn 2. school auditorium. The fruit com l mittee has arranged to have Proi Crider deliver a talk on Bud Selec tion, and a representative from tn state entomologist's office will giv a talk on destructive pests. The pub lie is cordially invited to. be pres ent. H. s. Brooks will be the chair man of the meeting.
 CHILDREN'S PARTY-In celebra
 ton of the birthday of her sma
 daughter Mildred Welnick, Mrs. E. |
 Welnick gave a children's party Sun
 day at her home, S35 North Sevent
 avenue. Games provided pleasur
 for the following youngsters who en
 loved the affair: Gladys Blocl
 Katherine Gass, Ruth Johnson. Nan
 cy Rhuart, Alice Ryan, Esther Hick:
 Eva Montus, Margaret Smith. Eliza
 beth Iandis. Leo Welnick, Jr., an