Arizona republican., 1921-11-12

UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS - Telegrams are at the Western Union for Ike Williams and H. w. Clark.
 HOME FOR WEEK ENO- -J. H. Irvine, a student at the state uni- versity, is spending the week-e in Phoenix.
 MOTORS FROM COAST = Mrs. M. A. Irvine motored from SanDiego, arriving here yesterday to remain until after the Christmas holiday season. She is the guest of MT. and Mrs. T. E. Irvine.
 FROM FLAGSTAFF-J. c. Brown, a merchant of Flagstaff, is in the city. He arrived cn Wednesday and is on a business visit as well as par ticipating in the Shrine Ceremonial and attending Industrial Week events.
 TO PREACH AT WIckENBURG By invitation of the pastor, the Rev. W. Borthwicl1, Evangelist s. B. Shaw of Grand Rapids. Michigan, will preach in the Presbyterian church at Wickenburg on Sunday morning and evening.
 BOY iNJURED-While attempting to secure some candy being dis tributed from a truck in the Ar mistice Day parade yesterday Cecil
  Cramer, 306 North Eighth street, was injured when the rear wheel of the truck ran over his left arm, fractur- ing 1t above and below the elbow.
 INSURANCE AGENTS LUNCH EON-The regular luncheon meeting of the Maricopa County Insurance Agents association will be held at the Hotel Adams today at 12:30 D. m. An interesting program is assured. The meeting will be over in time to go to the auto races.
 SERIOUSLY lLL-J. B. Lodwick, 546 West Portland street, who suf- fered a stroke of apoplexy while rid ing on a Wentworth street car Thursday evening, is seriously i'll, 1t was reported yesterday, and is being cared fer at his home where every effort is being made to bring about his recovery. The stroke was caused, it was said yesterday, by an unusu- ally high blood pressure.
 BRIDGE TEA TODAY-A bridge tea at the Country Club is an event scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. Cards will be played from 2:30 until 4:30 o'clock, when additional guests will join the players for tea on the terrace. The hostesses will be Mrs. Webb Griffen, Mrs. A. M. Tuthill, Mrs. Kimball Bannister, Mrs. Wes- ley Knorpp, Mrs. William O. Sweek and Mrs. Edward Parker.
 NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL - The new Southside Sunday school is be- ing organized as mission of the First Baptist church and will open Sunday afternoon at South First avenue and Yavapai street. The school is to be held In automobiles parked on the corner lots nearby. There will be organ music, singing and plenty of leaders and teachers to make the school interesting. This will give an opportunity for large number of children and older people to attend a Bible school who are not very conveniently located so as to attend elsewhere.
 l SCHOOL OF MUSIC FLoAT-The Arizona School of Music float in the Industrial parade yesterday morning, beautifully portrayed music. with Grecian subjects, representing Miss i Leslie Virginia Brown as queen, playing upon a large golden harp. ! Surrounding her were pages who were chosen from the esthetic dance class of Miss E. Paula Beware. They were Martha Vivian Berger, Martha DeSouza, Dorothea Jean Garrett Margaret Hufford, .Dorothea Register, l Mary Louise Maris, Jane Shepherd i Patricia Stauffer. They represented different phases of music, holding | lutes, Tyres. flutes. tambour and pipes of Pan.
 HAVE TWO GUESTS = House guests at the home of MT. and Mrs Whitton this week are MT. Whitton's s mother, Mrs. Lucy Whitton of Fow- | Ter, and his aunt, Mrs. T. N. Hendrix of Butler, Missouri. Mrs. Hendrix spent the summer in Colorado 1 Springs and Pueblo and is on her way | to California to spend the winter l stopping off in Phoenix to visit rela- tives a short time. Mrs. Hendri1 visited the valley 15 years ago. SC MT. and Mrs. Whitton, who live or the Southside, wished her to see the improvements made since then ana drove over to Chandler, Mesa an6 Tempe. She was very much inn pressed with the improvements anC now has the idea it is not all desert but with the soil and water and some labor, anything will grow here in g ! short time.
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