Arizona republican., 1921-05-08


 Goodwin, stenographer in the office of the state superintendent of public instruction, is suffering from an att tack of influenza.
 uNDELIvERED TELEGRAMS = The following undelivered telegrams are at the local office of the Western Union: Juan Felide Naive, Murtie Mitchell, Miss Elsie Ranch, Frank Axwell.
 WIN WALTZ coNTEsT-Mr. and Mrs. William Day of 914 East Culver streets were the winners in the prize waltz contest at the Elks drill team dance Thursday night, receiving a beautiful bouquet.
 TO COAST FOR SUMMER - Mi. and Mrs. c. W. Henry left Sat urday by motor car for the coast where they will spend the summer in Los Angeles, stopping at the Hotel Clark
 GoINe TO NE8RAskA--Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Wagner of the SIS North Sixth street have leased their home for the summer and will leave tonight for Lindsey, Neb., where Mr Wagner has extensive grain interests. FORMER PHOENIX GIRL HERE f-Mr. and Mrs Harry Ward and daughter, Helen Jean, of Los Angeles, are visiting in Phoenix, the house guests of MT. and Mrs. Paul Stevens. Mrs. Ward will be well-remembered in Phoenix as Helen Gallagher before her marriage.
 REALTORS TO GATHER = The Salt River Valley Realtors associa- tion will gather together at the Grand cafe Monday noon. With w. J. Burns at the helm for the day, the realtors are assured of an in teresting program. 4 full attendance is expected.
 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION IA civil service examination for the position of addressograph operator will be held at the postoffice in Phoenix on June f, 1921. For appli- cation blanks and for full informa- tion relative to the examination ad- dress Secretary, Civil Service Ex- aminers, Postoffice, City.
 HARMONY CLUB SOCIAL-The Harmony club will hold a social meeting on Wednesday afternoon. The following evening, Thursday, i May F, will be husbands S night. Tine ladies will serve banquet at o'clock, after which there will be cards and musical program and a general good time.
 NEW s. s. HOuRS-The North Side Sunday Community Sunday school announces a change in time from Sunday afternoon to Sunday morning at 9:30 o'clock The lesson for this morning will be Rest and Recreation" There are classes for all and all are welcome. The pastor will give a short talk to the children appropriate to Mothers day Mr. Wasser Is superintendent and George c. White. pastor.
 ON RECORD RUN-According to a telegram received yesterday by Sheriff Montgomery from Los Apge- les, a Lincoln Road Runner will leave Los Angeles at 4 o'clock this morning for Phoenix in an effort to break the recent record between the two points made by a Studebaker Six car. The telegram stated the car would be driven by Bramlette. who expects to arrive in Phoenix between 4 and o'clock this afternoon. SUPPER OSTESSES-Oneo of the delightful events of the week was the supper given by Mrs. Sada Presley and Miss Antoinette Barrett Friday evening at the formers home on Woodland avenue. The guest list in- cluded Mrs. Tom Thornton, Mrs. Wll- Mrs. Ethel Loose, Miss Ruth Bets Miss Gladys Jones, Miss Marion Jackson, Miss Pearl McElhaney, Miss Fern Johnson. Miss Dorothy Palmer and Miss Lucille Schnebly.
 HOLD LAST MEETING-Mem bers of the Cashion Parent Teacher association held their last meeting oi the 192o-21 school year at the Cash 1 ion school Thursday afternoon. Ten | tative plans for the next years work l were laid in the appointment of sev l eral committees to head various ac. | tivities. Dr. R. H. H. Blome, director | of vocational education in Arizona | addressed the association on "Voca- | tional Education in the Rura l Schools" His talk proved of grea | interest to the members. Social flea. ] lures included piano solo by Mrs J. H. Beauehamp. president of the as
 INQUIRY FROM SOUTH AFRI. | CA--The latest inquiry as to the manner in which child welfare work is handled in Arizona has come from South Africa The latter was re- ceived here yesterday by Mrs. Charle. R. Howe. director of child welfare from the honorary secretary of tn, Child Welfare association of Kim
 berley. An outline of the state worl
 is requested along with such othe
 information and literature as i
 available. Mrs. Howe said yesterda,
 that she had received letters for in
 formation from all parts of the world
 among the recent request being seV
 eral from the provinces of Canada from India and Switzerland
 ASK FEDERAL AfD-Request fo
 federal aid for the Holbroolx Wins
 low highway was filed yesterday wit
 the state highway department by tn
 Navajo county highway commission
 Through bond issue in June, 1926
 the county appropriated $20,00O fo
 the road, while the omnibus bill car
 ried an item of s25,0 for the high
 way. Matched by federal aid ther
 will be $90,0o0 available for the work
 In its application for federal aid tn
 commission emphasizes the bad con
 dition of the road and asks for fed
 eral aid approval at the earliest pos
 sible date. Although the applicatio
 will be forwarded to the secretary 0
 agriculture at once it will be at leas
 three or four months before approva
 can be secured. The county was giy
 en opportunity nearly a year ago t
 make application for federal aid O
 the same project.
 NOTICE
 The Cactus Garages Sales con
 pany has made application to tt