Arizona republican., 1921-12-13

l BODY TO ARRtVE-The body of l Charles Lowell Vardaman, who died | in Albuquerque yesterday. will arrive | here at 9:l5s o'clock tonight. He was | 21 years old. For the past two and ne=half years he was in the railway mail service. Besides his wife, Mill dred Davis Vardaman, father and ! two children survive.
 TO HOLD cLiNIc-Dr. L. L. Stan- ley will hold a free clinic to which the general public is invited at the Desert Inn sanitarium at 9:30 o'clock this morning. Physicians and sur geons are especially invited to ee present.
 K. OF c. MEETING-There will be a meeting of the Knights of Colum- bus at the K. of P. hall at 8 o'clock tonight. All members are urgently requested to be present as matters of great importance are to be taken up.
 UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMs = Undelivered telegrams are being held at the Western Union office for the following: Mrs. Woodward Manning, Mrs. Hortense Bracket, W. w.. Cha ney, H. J. Janson, c. F.. Allen, J. Claud Evans and William F. Matz. MARRIAGE LiCENSES-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to George G. Ynigonis. 25, of Phoenix, and Bessie K. Werts, 2S, of Cactus; Frank B. Holtzilons, AZ, and Lou l..
 Hulsey, 41, both of. Phoenix, and Francisco Sega, so, and Carlotta Oca- no, 25. both of Mesa
 CAPITOL PIT. A. MEETiNG-The Capitol Parent Teacher association will hold its regular meeting in the kindergarten room of the school at
 2: 30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. A program on Americanization will be given under the direction of Mrs. E.. D. Ellis. Refreshments will be served, ! but each member is requested to ! bring her own cup and spoon FINISH APPROPRIATION = The work of redecorating the interiors of i the IngIeside club which has been | going on for he last four months l and a half unde~ the direction of T.. | J. Litzenburg. aided by force of
 three men. was finished Saturday. It 1 included a complete overhauling of 1 the walls, woodwork and furniture
 for the establishing of complete har-
 mony. It was finished in time for the 1 rush of winter guests, though some 1 of them have arrived within the last week or two.
 NO ROTARY CLUB LUNCHEON There will be no meeting Friday noon of the Rotary club, that being the time of the luncheon for the men in attendance at the State Industrial l Conference which will be in session in Phoenix all day Thursday and Fri day. It also is the time of the Ad 1 club luncheon when President Mack intosh of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World will be guest of 1 that club.
 ROOSEVELT FARM BUREAU - l A regular meeting of the Roosevelt
 Farm bureau will be held at the Neighborhood Home at o'clock to-
 night. Dairying, water. farm loans land other matters of interest will be reported upon and discussed. Mem
 bers of the board of trustees of the
 Roosevelt electric district are re- quested to assemble a few minutes before the regular meeting.
 PETITIONS FOR LETTERS - Petition for letters of administration | was filed yesterday in the estate oi
 Jennie E. Mann. who died November 30, 1921. by Alice M. Thompson, the only daughter Of Mrs. Mann. The es- tate consists of real and personal property to which the petitioner gives
 the value of s9.517.59. The petition will be heard on Tuesday afternoon L.
 LEGION MEET AND DANCE -
 Ex- service men and women will bt welcomed tonight into the newly re- modelled headquarters of the Frank
 Luke, Jr., post of the American Ie- zion on North Seventh avenue. Danc- ing will begin at o'clock and will be interpolated with several musical numbers. Ex-service men are urged
 to bring dancing partners with them The post will hold its regular busi-
 ness session from 7:45 o'clock until g o'clock. when the entertainment program begin.
 | CHRISTMAS SALE = Lingerie
 Christmas gifts in dainty materials and colors will be on sale by the Busi- ness and Professional Woman's clut 1 Thursday afternoon and evening al it's club room, No. 4 Bake building
 over Switzer's Style shop. The pro- ceeds will go toward the maintenance
 of the club rest room, which was
 opened in October Mrs. F. A. Weage
 and Mrs. M. H. Williams will be ir
 charge of the sale during the after
 noon, and the regular lingerie com
 mittee, Mrs. Grace c. Yarwood, Mrs
 Messe Butz and Mrs Edna Williams l will conduct the evening sale.
 FOUR GET DEcREES-Four de. ; ! NiS6S VI ulNOlOC NGNc SIdnNtu NcSttA day by Judge Jenckes. William F Tate was given a decree from Dais, Tate on grounds of cruelty. He wa. given the custody of the child, anC she was awarded s1.2o0 as her share of their property. Dolly Mayfield wa: granted a decree from Harry May field on grounds of cruelty. She wa. awarded the custody of their twt
 children. Frances Higdon was grant ed a decree from R. L. Highdon ol | grounds of oesertion and J. R. Saun ders was given a decree from Beatrice l German Saunders on grounds of de sertion.
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