Arizona republican., 1921-10-27
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PAN-HELLENIC CLUB RISER S-ReserVations for the Pan- Hellenic club luncheon should be made today to Dorothy Knox, phone
 COURT REPORTER HERE Frank Harrison, court reporter of the superior court of Coconino county. is in Phoenix for few days.
 TELEGRAMS AT w. U.-Unde- livered telegrams are being held at the Western Union here for the fol- lowing: Mrs. P. A. Owen, Laura r. TombIer. W. E. Murphy, Wm- F. Honqb F. H LangIotz, Mrs M P. ITIIricb and John NJ McCracker
 DELEGATES TO MEET - The delegates to the semi-annual meet ing of the Central Arizona District Federation Of Woman's clubs will leave the Woman's Club house not later than o'clock this morning. The meeting is to be held at the Madison Improvement club.
 SCHOOLS WILL DEBATE-The Fowler school has organized a de- batting club and will meet in debate with the Riverside school next Fri day. A combination debate and musi- cal recital is being planned for the near future. Mrs. Beauchamp Will have charge of the musical program.
 ERNEST CAST LEAVES-Ernest NJ. Cast 716 North Seventh avenue, left Wednesday morning over the Santa Fe to attend the convention Of the American Legion at Kansas City. He will then go to Chanute, Kansas, where he expects to make his per manent home.
 MUST MAKE RESERVATIONS Reservations for the membership dinner at the Country Club tomorrow evening should be made today, ac- cording to the house committee. While reservations have already been made for 200 it is believed that many more will attend the opening event and it is necessary that they make known their plans not later than thls evening by telephoning the club, 59o4. An eight course dinner will be served.
 PLACES ORPHAN - Mrs. Tom Davenport, president of the Arizona Children's Home association, brought a 12-year-old girl here and placed her in a very good family for adop- tion. This is the third child placed for adoption out of the home this week. Several boys and girls rang ing in age from eight to 12 years are awaiting adoption. Information concerning them may be obtained by addressing Mrs. Tom Davenport 6o1 North Tindal avenue, Tucson.
 HOLDING REVIVAL MEETING
 The Rev. F. Ollie Brown, the evangelist who conducted the re- vival meeting at Antioch Baptist church, corner of Washington and Eleventh streets, last July, is hold ing another revival at the same church. The meetings are being conducted day and night. Bible institute work is taken up at o'clock each afternoon and regular preaching begins at 8 o'clock each evening. Everyone is invited to attend these services
 LEGION DELEGATE LEAVES John Mex. Redmond, assistant secre- 1 tary of state and head of the Arizona | delegation to the American legior l convention, left yesterday for the | convention city. In addition to beins l chairman of the Arizona delegation | Mir. Redmond has been appointed or | the credentials committee and is go l ing in advance of the delegation tt make necessary arrangements. An other state official who will be pres | ent will be Neri Osborn, Jr., inheri- tance tax collector, who is the alter. nate of the national executive com mitteeman, Burt Clingan, who vii join the Arizona party at Maricop; 1 tonight. Among others leaving Iron here will be Henry H. Miller and Mrs | Miller, who is president or th woman's auxiliary; Fred Kindly, " | B. Kincaid, Charlie Hartman, Osca Ruggles and w. T. Brooks.