Arizona republican., 1921-08-28

GO TO THE COAST-Miss June Blumenthal and Miss Beatrice Met ten left on Saturday for Los Angeles and the beaches where they will spend two weeks vacation.
 HOME. FROM EUROPE-S. J. Tribolet returned to the city yester- day from European tour, in the course of which he visited France and Switzerland, his former home.
 RETURN FROM CALIFORNIA; E. H. Brown and w. F. Stevenson of Eleventh avenue and Buckeye road have returned home after visit ing friends and relatives in California the past five weeks.
 GAYLORD c. HAYNES IN CITY, Gaylord c. Jaynes, general manager of the Tucson Citizen, was in Phoe- nix yesterday on a business visit. Mir. Jaynes was a caller at The Republi- can where he inspected the new plant.
 RETURNS FROM PRESCOTT Miss Margaret Frederick returned last Wednesday from Prescott where she spent the summer and is the guest of Mrs. Paul Stevens, 191f East | Culver street.
 GOES TO PREscoTT-Miss An toinette Barrett of the office of the attorney general left yesterday for
 
 with Mrs. H. L. Aller.
 WHITE WOMAN COOK WANTED The Associated Charities has wait ing good position for white woman cook. Information in regard to this may be secured by calling at 300 East Adams street or telephoning 1 1885.
 i SELLS TO PARTNER-Frank E. Bellamy has sold his interest in the | l~ | pany to William A. Moody of that company and after a brief vacation 1 will take charge of the city sales de- 1 partment of the OBarr and Pinnick i Realty company, no North First ave- | nue.
 | THESE WILL MARRN-Licenses
 to marry were issued yesterday to | Charles c. .Dotson, 45, and Etta I 1 Powell, S6, both of Phoenix; Herbert
 Rudy, 20. of Florence and Nettie
 Rowland. IT. of Glendale; Tiff Ross
 Dana, 19, and Gladys P. Gibson, I9
 both of Mesa, and Stephen B. Ray
 burn, 29, and Hazel M. Hawkinson
 19, both of Phoenix.
 l JOBS FOR CoLoRED Ex-SER-
 VICE MEN-William F. Blake Post
 No. 40. American Legion, colored, has
 established an employment agency to
 secure positions for colored ex-ser-
 vice men. All persons in need oi
 help are requested to telephone
 Legion headquarters No. 493s, or call
 at 364 North Seventh avenue. CALLED BY FATHERS ILLNESS Miss Elsie Toles, state superin-
 tendent of instruction, is in Los Angeles where she was called by the
 illness of her father who is suffer
 ing of cancer. After an examina- fnw <.
 taken to New York for an opera
 tion.
 RETURNS FROM MEXICO CITY Allan Campbell. the eldest son oi
 Governor Campbell, returned yester- day from Mexico City where he has |, been attending the summer schoo or the University of Arizona oi
 which he is a student. The gover. nor and Mrs. Campbell were ex.
 pected last night from the north. FRED CRUIcE IN clTY-Fred P Cruice, formerly assistant genera
 freight and passenger agent for tn,
 santa Fe with his office in this city but a few months ago given a higher position and sent to San Francisco will be in Phoenix today on a brie visit. The many friends of MT Cruice will be pleased to learn tha he has again been promoted in tn, Santa Fe and will have his head . quarters in Chicago
 K AN JAS CITY PASTOR TC r PREACH-The First Baptist ehurcl :, reports that the Rev. L. S. Bower l man pastor of the First Baptis church of Kansas City, Kansas, ha been secured to preach in the loca 7 church at Il o'clock today. Peopl 9 of Phoenix are urged to avail them 0 selves of this opportunity of hear
 ing the pastor of this large Kansa . City, Kansas, church.
 y OVERALL AND APRON PART y An overall and apron" lawn part . was given Friday evening at tn . home of MT. and Mrs. C. C. Joy, 1SC V North Central avenue, by tn . "Phads," a new social club. The fo lowing guests and members wei . present: Miss Dorothy Jacquard , II Tucson. Misses Ruth Earnest, Mar e Tice, Eleanor Clark, Helen Youn | Ruth Smith. Halle Hicks, Wiln = Hettler, Freda Hettler, Zeta Kick ,s Laura Evans, Lucy Joy, Hazel Rec Winona Moss, Ruth Tice. Mrs. c.
 Joy; Messers. Sam Joy, William He
 tier Bert Mckinney, Dean Hick
 Dow w. Porter of Peoria, Glen lone
 Leroy Thompson, Sam Stewart. De
 l bert Jones'. Ward Young Ned Jo