Arizona republican., 1921-05-27
LADIES, AID MEETING

GNOiGS ALI WEE tiNS Ilt Ladies' Aid society of the Presby- a the home of Mrs. Dodge, 304 North Fourth avenue
 WOMEN TO MEET-The women of the First Baptist church twill meet at ? o'clock this afternoon as fol- lows: Circle No. l with Mrs. H. E. Groom, 1906 West Polk street; Circle No. 2, with Mrs. c. w Goodman. 1410 North Second street; Circle No. 3 with Mrs. Earl Benson. TIPS West Monroe street.
 J. c. FOREST FUNERAL-F'u- neral services for J. C. Forest, assist ant county attorney ands special ad ! visor to the board of supervisors, who died suddenly at Castle Hot Springs on Wednesday afternoon. will be held at o'clock Saturday afternoon in the Ruffner chapel In Prescott. Bur ial will be in Prescott.
 JEWISH SERVICES = Regular Jewish services this evening at 8 o'clock at the school administration building. Dr. Liknaitz will speak on the subject of Timely Assistance. Mrs. Bessie Fox Davis will sing Just for Today" The Temple chorus will sing the responses. Religious classes Saturday and Sunday morning.
 GRANTS CERTlFICATE-Th cor poration commission yesterday grant ed a certificate of convenience and necessity to Dick Purcell authorizing him to operate motor cars between Tucson and Clearwater swimming pool on the San Xavier road. Purcell will furnish service not only between town and the resort, but will extend his line beyond St. Mary's hospital.
 LEAVE FOR CAMP-Adjt. Gen. Walter s. Ingalls, and Col. H. A. Han igan. senior inspector instructor of the Arizona National Guard, left yes terday for Camp Harry J. Jones where they will make preliminary ar engagements for the National Guard encampment. As many as 400 guards men will leave for the border Sunday where they will be in training for two weeks under ColonaI Hanigan.
 PROVES UP HOMESTEAD-Mrs Mabelle Graves, the pretty and eff cient young assistant secretary to the state tax commission, yesterday proved up on a homestead in Paradise valley. For 19 months the young woman has gone back and forth to her property, located 15 miles from town. She has never missed day from her homestead. rain or shine many times making the trip at night after working overtime at her office Mrs Graves homestead is in the Paradise Verde project.
 HAVE FREE BOOKLETS = Many farmers evidently appreciate the val ue of CO., operative marketing organ izations, as it is said that there are at the present time 14,000 such asso- citations in the United States. The chamber of commerce has secured a number of pamphlets treating upon the subject of co operative marketing. As long as these last they will be distributed free upon application al the information desk at the chamber of commerce
 WILL FILED FOR PROBATE Placing value of $S,o00 on the es- tate. the will of Nellie F. Kennedy who died in Palo Alto, Calif, Jan- 15 was yesterday filed for probate 1T the superior court by Harry M- Ken nedv. son. He is named as exec utor of the estate without bond II the will Three heirs are named II the will. which is dated July 9, 1916 The estate consists of real and per sonal property. The will will bt heard flor probate on Monday after noon. June 13. at 1:3O o'clock. DIES IN EAST-Word has been received in Phoenix of the death 1T Honesdale. Penn. of Joseph N. Welch uncle of Mrs. William Horace Cum | mings, the latter for number O. years a winter visitor to Phoenix ant | prominent in social affairs. MT 1 Welch. who had attained the age o IS. was notable in Honesdale as hay ing been a resident of that city con
 tinuously since his birth For
 years he had been an active membe
 of the Honesdale Episcopal church
 in which recently he had been senlo