Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
LOCALITIES

GO TO FLAGSTAFF-Mrs. Mary
Robinson and granddaughter. Miss
lola Haines, left on Thursday for
Flagstaff to be absent until fall.
Miss Haines will attend the normal
school while there.
THESE WILL WED-Licenses to
marry were issued yesterday to John
w. Stewart, 80. and Ruby Pearl
Benson, 20. both of Phoenix; apd
Harry Manard Lewis, rs, of FloreGe.
and Helen Stewart. %. of Mesa.
SENTENCED TO JAIL-Guadalu
pc Gutierrez, who pleaded guilty to
charge of manufacturing intoxicat-
ing liquor, yesterday was sentenced
by Judge Stanford to serve six
months in the county Jail at hard
labor.
WILL WE'D THURSDAY - The
wedding of Miss Margaret Forman
and Charles Shoup will be solemnized
at the Central Christian church on
Thursday evening, June %. at p.
m. The Rev. c. NJ. Aker will offici-
ate. All friends of the contracting
parties are invited.
DRUG STORE SoIp-The Ramo-
ma drug store at 319 East Washington
street has been purchased from Joe
Nygren by f. c. Mason Mr. Nygren
will take well-earned vacation. after
which he expects to return 10 Pho snix
| in the fall to re-engage in the drug
business.
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAYS TIE
residence of Mr.. and Mrs w. Doner
at Seventeenth street and ,EIenshaw
road was the scene Thursday of a
pleasant event when their son Will
liam celebrated his fourth birthday,
assisted by 80 guests. Refreshments
were served and games were played
The occasion was an entire success.
| THANKSGIVING SERMON-The
International Order of the Twelve
Knights and Daughters Of Tabor will
hold the annual thanksgiving sermon
at the Second Baptist church. Fifth
| and jefferson streets, this afternoon
at 8 o'clock The Rev. NJ. Thompson
will officiate. All members are urged
to be present. The public is invited
BlS6EE COUPLE HERE Mr.
4 and Mrs. w. B. Hanie of Bisbee are
visiting at the home of Mrs. T. NJ
Burroughs, Ill East Culver street
With Mr.. and Mrs. Burroughs the
/ Hanies will leave next Saturday
for an extended trip through Yellow.
stone Park, returning to Phoenix IN
! September.
LEAVE FOR NORTH = Among
those leaving for the northern part
of the state the past week are Naomi
and Mildred Reed. who Will attend
| the university summer school al
Flagstaff The Misses Reed are con-
nected with the teaching staff of the
Phoenix public schools. They will re-
turn the early part of September to
take up their teaching work again
| DIRECTORY OUT SOON - Data
| for the new Phoenix city directory
l 1xrs<x - 10, L 4 a -
printer. Any changes in information
given to canvassers should be sent OF
taken at once to the office of the
Arizona Directory company. 122 West
washington street, where ii will re-
ceive attention and the corrections
made. The new directory win be is
sued about August L. 1t is impera-
tive that all those who know OF
changes should have them made al
once in order that the directory may
be as anthentic as possible
organized COW testing association
elected officers Friday night to con
duct its business for the coming
year ". l.. Wildermuth was elected
president, James K. Hanna, vic
president and Frank Empey. secre
tary-treasurer. These with w. II
Miller and Bert Minor compose tn
board of directors. w. d. Morrison
of Phoenix was selected temporar.
testor for the association and viii
commence work July I. Mr.. Morri
son has had good deal of expe
Il rience and is a graduate OF tn
California College of Technology.
H ASSUMES DUTiEs-Oscar Zap
OF Yuma, chief clerk Of the hous
Of Representatives Of the fifth stat
legislature, yesterday assumed hi
duties as chief clerk of the invest
ment department Of the state cor
poration commission. The appoint
ment of Mr.. Zapf was made som
months ago when Stanley William
son, who held the position, was ad
vanced to secretary Of the commits
sion following the resignation {
| A. E. Stelzer Mr.. Zapf has serve
as an attache to the legislatures {
| the state during many past session
In 1915 he was assistant to tn
| chief clerk at the special sessio
and in 1917 served as assistant chi'
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