Arizona republican., 1921-11-11

MEETING IS PosTPoNED-The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church will not meet today as scheduled, it was announced yesterday.
 SERVICE AT ALL CHURCHES Tn accordance with a recommenda tion of the Ministerial Union at a recent meeting all the churches of Phoenix will be open from Il o'clock until l o'clock today, Armistice day, for a prayer service.
 PORK BOASTS WERE 20 CENTS Through a typographical error in the Grand Central Meat Market ad in yesterday mornings Republican, shoulder pot roasts were advertised at 20 cents. The ad should be, shoul- der pork roasts, 20 cents.
 DENTAL BOARD TO MEET - The state board of dental examiners will hold the next examination at the Monroe school commencing Monday, November fl. Those wishing free dental work may see Dr. W. D. Shackelford, or report at the school or. Monday at a. n. w. D. Shack elford, secretary.
 AT MURPHY SCHOOL TONIGHT Residents Of the Murphy district are invited to attend an Armistice day celebration to be held at the school building tonight, beginning at 7:3O o'clock. The event is taking the form of a. community affair, all or ganizations of the district particl- pating. Harry L. Schornick vs. Alma A. Schornick which was heard in Judge Jenckes' division of the superior court on November was decided by the judge in favor of the defendant. The trial was for the purpose of de- ciding the title to certain ranch prop rty left by the late George Schornick to his wife, Alma A. Schornick. THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Jesus Valencia, q, and Sapirina O. Estrello. 20. both of Phoenix; Leonal Encinas, 26. of Tucson, and Bessie Wagner. 20, of Riverside, Calf. l; Fisher D. Rockefeller, 46, and Eunice E. Clampit, 43, both of Tucson; The odore R. Drey, 19. of Phoenix, and Thelma B. Johns, IS, of Mesa. AT DAY NURSERY BOOTH - The Day Nursery booth at the h. dustrial Exhibit is off on its fifth days successful run. Well-known young matrons have each day super vised the work of the sale and are enthusiastic over the results Those of the Junior Guild having charge of the booth today are Mrs Harry Welch, chairman; Mrs. c. R Green, Mrs. Joe Levy, Mrs. Vernon Evans, Mrs. Ben Stanon, Mrs. Jack Tharpe and Mrs. pr. Borah.
 ROTARY CLUB LUNCHEON - An ArInistice day program is to fea- ture the weekly luncheon meeting of the Rotary club this noon at the r NJ. c. A. The members are urged to be in their seats promptly at 11:5 so that the national observance of a two- minute silent prayer at noon may be observed here. The program will be conducted by the ex-service members of the club. Alton Stonel will be chairman of the meeting. The meeting will be concluded promptiy 1 at 1:10 D. m.
 ALS-Results of the Underwood speed contest held at the Gregs l Shorthand school on october 2S hav' l just been announced. The contes l was held under international typin,
 rules, contestants writing for l
 minutes on new matter sent out b. the Underwood company. In judg 1 ing the work 10 words were deduct
 ed for every error, the awards beinl
 based on the net average perfec
 words per minute. Medals were giv
 en for a net average of 40 words am
 bar added for each additional l
 words. Those winning medals were
 Monica Alverson, 47, net perfect Thelma Corneliusen, AT: Ida Ma, Santa, 43; Josephine Dietz, 40.
 | SUES FOR DAMAGES-Due t, her alleged wrongful detention in tn,
 county jail for nine days on charg
 of grand larceny, Mae Garrett allege
 in suit filed yesterday against Gas
 RedewilI and wife, Marie Redewill
 she has been damaged to the exten
 of $1o,000 and she seeks to recove
 that amount from the defendants
 Miss Garrett alleges that withou
 probable cause they secured a war
 rant for her arrest on a charge o
 grand larceny on September p, 1927 1 and she was placed in jail. On Sep
 tember 30. she. says, the charge wa
 dismissed by Justice Nat T. McKe
 after preliminary hearing of tn l case in his court.
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