Arizona republican., 1921-04-29

Prescott, is to be shipped by the chamber of commerce today under the direction of the women of Phoenix. Those who wish to cooperate by giving flowers for this purpose are requested to have their bouquets at the chamber of commerce before 2 o'clock this afternoon.
 ROTARY CLUB LUNcHEON-The Rotary club will hold it's regular weekly luncheon today at noon at the Y. M. c. A.
 OFFICERS ELEcTED-At a reg ular meeting of the Lad.es Circle of the Cavalry Baptist church. held yes terday the following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing year: Mrs. Getsinger, president; Mrs. l.. w. Coggins, vice president; Mrs. H. G. Behrman, secretary; and Miss Dallas Lyall, treasurer.
 ALL DAY MEETiNG-The "all day. meeting of the Ladies Circle of the Calvary Baptist church will be held today at the home of Mrs Ola Hamrick, 72O South Central avenue. All ladies of the congregation are in vited to attend. Dinner will De served and transportation will be furnished to those not having cars if they will call Miss Elizabeth Kal- fers, telephone 4515.
 MISSION CHURCH PICNIc--The Sunday school of the Mission church will hold a picnic on Saturday after noon, April 30, at Eastlal<e park All are requested to meet at the church at 1 o'clock and transportation Will be provided from there to the park.
 WILL SERVE DlNNER-A chicken
 I i until o'clock today at the city hall nlaza by the Antioch Baptist church
 CHURCH BAZAAR-Aprons of all sizes and varieties, doughnuts, pies cakes and salads will be among the article offered for sale by the La dies Aid society of the First M. E church from 2:S0 to 5 o'clock this afternoon at Second avenue and Mon- roe street
 JEWISH sERvIcES-Regular He | brew services will be held at o'clocE tonight at the school administration building on North First avenue. Dr Liknaitz will speak on At the cross ing" Mrs. Bessie Fox DaV1s VII sing. and the musical parts or the service will be given by the Temple l chorus. Classes in religion followed l by short services win be held Satur- day and Sunday mornings.
 MADISON CLUB DANCE Tn, Madison Improvement club will give a dance tonight at the club house
 The public is cordially invited to at tend.
 TEACHER DEAD-word was re
 ceived here of the death in Jefferson l City, Mo, yesterday of Mrs. w. s | Woodson Mrs. woodson. a graduat of the Flagstaff Normal, was teacher in the Capitol school las winter 4 sister. Mrs. A. S. Carson
 is teaching in the Monroe school. PRESBYTERIAN PICNIC - Tn
 members of the First Presbyterial | Sunday school will have their annua picnic this afternoon at East Lak park, beginning at o'clock. Game
 and sports for all ages are on tin
 program. Several baseball game | are planned Families will brinl | their own picnic suppers, which vii 1 be spread at a common table am served at ' o'clock.
 RETURNING FROM EAST-Amo A. Betts, member of the corporation commission, will return today fror | the east, where he has been on officia | business MT. Betts went first t Washington, where oral argument l In the general increase in rates with in the state came up for hearing be l fore the interstate commerce commis | sion. From there he went to Pueblo | where he joined Commissioner Lore
 Vaughn to make an investigation of
 company desiring to do business i this state.
 | GOING TO ST. PAUL-George \
 Eberle, president of the Musicians
 union, will leave Thursday for S
 Paul, where he will represent tn
 state at the National Musicians con : vention of America.
 APPOINTED TO BOARD-Dr. VI c. De Wore and Donald Won Pette