Arizona republican., 1921-04-21
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COTTON GROWERS MEETlNG-I An organization meeting of the Ariz- ona Pimacotton Growers association will be held at Tolleson at 7:30 o'clock tonight. Every grower of the district is urged to attend.
 PYTHIAN SISTERS TO MEET-I Purity Temple No. 9, Pythian Sisters, will meet in K of r. hall at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. All members are urged to be present. Visitors will be welcomed.
 CALL FOR FLOWERS - The Woman's club has issued another call for flowers to be sent to the soldiers at Fort Whipple, Prescott. All flow CTS must be at the chamber of com merce before 2:3 30 o'clock Friday aft ernoon from where they will be for darded to Prescott.
 OLAHA CLUB DANcE-The Ola ha club will give it's first dance to- morrow evening at the Woman's club. 1 Those invited to attend are request. ed to bring their friends, and to pre- sent invitations at the door. Ar engagements have been made for spe- cial music. Refreshments will be served
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS- The local Western Union office is holding telegrams for Mrs. Jennie Harris, A. D. Osborne, Mrs. "A Bay ! lis, D. G. Miller, J. B. MoncraVie, o. TO Barker. Blake Bayes, Joseph Fer netty, George c. Patten and w. T. Parmenter.
 APPOINTED DELEGATE - An nouncement was made yesterday at 1 the chamber of commerce that Roy al w Lescher has been appointed 1 to represent that organization at the ! annual convention of the Southwest i ern Good Roads association at Sil- 1 yer City, N. NJ, April 23.
 1 TO PRESENT PLAY-Under the l auspices of the Cartwright Com munity club, the dramatic depart ment of the Arizona School of Music will present .'Tommy's Wife" at the ! district school Friday evening. The l playlet given by the clever amateurs will feature the program which will 1 be given for the purpose of raising | funds for Victrola for the school. Refreshments will be served. HAVE MAPS-The chamber of commerce has on hand at its infor- nation bureau number of large maps of the west coast of Mexico, 1 accompanied by matter descriptive | of the topography products and the 1 commercial possibilities of this rich
 section of the country. Those who are interested in the west coast may obtain these maps by applying at the information desk.
 MRS. A. A. SCHULTZ WANTED It is desired thar Mrs. A. A. Schultz
 of Eldorado, Kan, who is visiting in | Phoenix, communicate immediately
 with A. H. Hargrave. secretary of the local odd Fellows, at the Boston
 store MT. Hargrave has received a
 letter from the secretary of the El-
 dorado odd Fellows lodge saying that
 Mir Schultz has been injured and it
 is desired to get word to his wife as
 soon as possible.
 GOING TO COAST-Joseph Lord
 of the state industrial commission
 will leave shortly for Los Angeles
 where he will hold a conference with
 Hywel Davies, federal labor admin
 istrator of the southwest district. MT
 Lord has been called to the coast to confer with leaders there relative to labor troubles in the oil districts With the departure of MT. Lord al the commissioners will be out of the city, L. L. Henry having returned tc his home in Globe and H. E. Hodg- son to Morenci.
 IN SALT LAKE CITY-Miss Beu- lah l. Cook, supervisor of home eco monies with the state department of vocational education, is in Sali
 
 cational educational conference of representatives of the Pacific coas' and western states. She will time her return to Arizona in order to bs in Tucson for University week. HIGH SCHOOL p. T. A. MEET, lINGrThe High School Parent Teach CT association will meet at 3:3' o'clock this afternoon in the w~ wing of the high school auditorium Dr. Arthur Lee Odell will speak or '.Whose Say Is It. There will be mu sic by the music department in charg' of Prof. Wendell Jones. Immediate ly after the program. which is ex pected to conclude about o'clock the mothers will visit the various rooms of the science department am listen to talks by the teachers. FLOWERS ON lILLlS MucI comment was aroused yesterday by | huge basket of flowers on displa in the business office of The Repub | lican, the beautiful irises, roses am II ferns attracting the attention of ev cry person who came into the office U The basket of flowers was given b. | the Arizona Seed and Floral compan as a prize at the annual sweet pc | exhibit at the Woman's club. and du | ring the exhibit was sold at auction The purchaser, Mrs. Dwight B. Hear II presented It to The RepuDnCdn- WINS ART HONOR-Friends O
 Mrs Nell R. Bickel, formerly C Phoenix, will be pleased to learn c her election to membership in tn
 Associated Artists" of Pittsburg, Ps
 She has been devoting her entir'
 time to painting and is said by tn | Pittsburg art critics to possess un | usual ability. Mrs. Bickel will spen | the summer with the summer clas ' in outdoor painting at the Pennsylva
 nia Academy of Fine Arts, Philadel | phia. after which she will return | II Phoenix for the winter.
 II FORD IS STOLEN-A Ford tour
 ing car and two bicycles were re
 ported stolen last evening, records 2
 police headquarters showed. Theft ( | the Ford car was first reported \ the sheriffs office at 6:15 o'clock an | later to police headquarters at T.; ' o'clock. E. E. Avery, HOS West Jei
 ferson street, reported the theft | his sons bicycle from the Carneg library at 5 55 o'clock. E. Terraza 4O6 West Grant street, reported Il af .