Arizona republican., 1921-04-28

church will hold an all-day work meeting today at the home of Miss Olga Halgren, 1920 North Third street. Each member of the society is requested to bring one article for lunch
 TO PLAN BIBLE scHooLs-The vacation Bible school committees and workers of the various Phoenix churches will meet this evening at the Central Christian church. Lunch con will be served at 6 o'clock. Fol- lowing this plans of the various churches for four to six weeks va cation Bible school will be considered Clarence R. Craig will present the general plan.
 CHURCH BAZAAR-Aprons of all sizes and varieties, doughnuts. pies, cakes and salads will be among the articles offered for sale by the ladies' aid society of the First M. E. church from 2:30 to 5 o'clock tomorrow aft ernoon at Sesond avenue and Mon roe street.
 JUNIOR GUILD TO MEET-An members of the Junior guild are re- quested to meet at the home of Mrs. Parsons, $40 West Latham street, at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. WEEKLY REcITAL-The weekly recital of the Arizona school of mu- sic at 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon will be given by students from the piano, violin, vocal, expression and dancing departments. The public is invited to attend.
 TO ATTEND LECTURE All members of the Council of Jewish Women and their friends are request ed by the council to attend the Better Foods Better Homes program and lecture at ? o'clock this after oi nd MUSICAL PROGRAM-A musical program will be given tonight at the Second (colored) Baptist church, Fifth and Washington streets. Re- treatments will be served by Copper Queen club No. 5.
 MORE FLOWERS ASKED = More flowers for the boys at Whipple Barracks will be sent free from the Phoenix chamber of commerce tomor- row at 2 o'clock. Floral contributions for these ex-service men now confined in the federal hospital are desired. They will be received until time of sending tomorrow afternoon. LEAVES FOR EAST-Robert Q. Grant, in charge of the Phoenix bureau, left last night for Pittsburgh on business trip. He will return about May Is.
 | ARRAIGNED ON cHARGE-Har- ry Smith yesterday was arraigned before Justice Nat T. Mckee on a l charge of grand larceny. He was 1 committed to the county jail under a ! bond of s750, and the@ preliminary hearing was set for May 3. The com ! plaint charges that Smith took a Ford car belonging to J. L. Brown. Claude Smith, a younger brother. and Frank Cafruthers, were arrested with him and have been turned over to the probation officer. The last, arrest of Smith was the seventh time he has bee narrested, according to officers, since the first or the year.
 RETURNS FROM EAST Mrs C. G. Werner has returned from a six months visit to Milwaukee, Wis. her former home, and to other eastern cities. She is at present at The Ari- zona apartments
 A CORRECTIONAL office tele- phone of the Arizona Shope Concrete Brick company at 2O5 North Central avenue is 5953, it being incorrectly given in an advertisement in The Re publican yesterday morning
 UNDEllVERED TElEGRAMS = The following undelivered telegrams are at the local office of the Western Union: Mrs. l.. H. Hartman, George W. Brown, R. c. Robinson.
 CURT MILLER, JR, HERE Curt Miller. Jr., accompanied by his family, arrived in Phoenix yesterday by motor car. Mir. Miller is city en- Gineer of Burbank, Calif., and vii spend several days with MT. Miller's parents, MT. and Mrs. c. w. Miller of Tempe
 PIONEER ILL-The many friends or Ed Ruppert, one of the pioneers oi Phoenix, will learn with sorrow of his serious illness at his home, 905 West Adams street He had been in il health for some time but recently his ailment took the form of Bright. disease. In addition to that he ha. lost his eyesight, but there is hope that that may be restored.
 GIVE FAREWELL DINNER-Th, Franklin club, an organization of em. ploylng printers, gave a farewell din, ner last night at the Arizona club il honor of E. A. Doran, who has beer Arizona representative for the Blake Moffett and Towne paper company Mir. Doran is leaving for Los Angeles where he will be in charge of all tn, company's business, outside the cit, proper, in the district.
 GOES TO COAST-D. F. Johnson chairman of the corporation commis
 sion, left last evening for Los Ange
 les on official business.
 CHARGE DISMISSED - Justfc |. Nat T. Mckee yesterday dismissed
 charge of grand larceny against An
 gel Garcia. The complaint was mad
 by B. F. Brown, who charged Garci
 stole a horse from him. Garci
 claimed he bought the horse Ac
 cording to officers, Garcia and hi
 wife will be returned to Mexico.
 ROOSEVELT p. T. A.-AIrs. J. I
 B. Alexander, one of the leadin
 civic workers in the city, will be tn
 speaker at Friday afternoons meet
 ing of the Roosevelt Parent Teache
 association Her subject will
 Mothers, Realize Your Responsibil
 ities to Our Nation" There will be
 well arranged musical program and
 social hour at which refreshment
 will be served will follow the busi
 ness session. Mrs. E. D. Ryde
 president of the association will pre-
 side
 GOES TO WASHINGToN-Dr. I
 c. Williams of the United State
 Public Health Service left last nigf
 for Washington, D. C., for a confer - ence with public health service ot fipialc TOt. ,