Arizona republican., 1921-01-13
localities

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 SOCIAL CIRCLE sEWs - The Wednesday Social Circle held an all- l day meeting yesterday at the home of Mrs. Guy D. Acuff on Grand avenue near Six Points for the purpose of sewing for needy families. Refresh ments were served. Those present were Mrs. Ralph H. Acuff. Mrs. B. F. Blanton, Mrs. Roy Blanton, Miss Ho- ma Blanton, Mrs. D. F. BOlin, Mrs. B. A. Leak, Mrs. F. H. Johns, Mrs. Lewis Reed, Mrs. c. D. Rucker, Mrs. F. R. Stewart, Mrs, R. l.. Summers, Mrs. Zimmerman and Mrs. Guy D. Acuff.
 O. E. s. MEETlNG-Phoenix chap ter No. 5, Order of the Eastern Star, will hold its regular meeting at 7:3O o'clock this evening. Visitors will be welcome.
 TO SERVE DINNER-The ladies of the Bethel M. E. church will serve a country dinner, with Irish baked ham and all the "fixings," at the Central Methodist church here at noon next Saturday. Everybody is invited. HOST TO DEPUTIES - Harry l.. Pierce, county assessor, was host to his deputies at the European Relief street lunch Tuesday. Those who were his guests were Mrs. M. Smith, Mrs $. | Byers. Mrs. V. Haight, Mrs. Maude | Ward, Mrs. John Harder, Miss Mable ! Ireland. Miss T. Jackens, Mrs. Lottie Bright, Miss H. Hilkins, MT. Bowers, l I. Vaudeville George Boehringer and 1 K. Moore.
 GIVES TALK TO cLAsS-Mrs. F. | B. Stevens, president of the w. c. T. U., spoke before the Hayes Bible class at the Presbyterian church Tuesday afternoon. Her subject was the clean up movement in Phoenix. Her talk was much enjoyed and the movement l approved by members of the class. | PASSED XAMlNATlON-Dr John J. Sitkin yesterday was notified that he had passed the California dental
 exa9ination, which he took recently
 while in Los Angeles visiting relatives. Il HUSBANDS TO GIVE DANCE -
 The husbands of the members of the Madison Improvement club will hold
 their annual dance Friday night at the club house. Everybody is invited to come and enjoy a good time. A sur prise in the way of refreshments is be- ing prepared. A special dance also
 has been arranged.
 TO MEET AGAIN--At meeting in the Central Methodist church, presid-
 ed over by the temporary chairman,
 Mrs. l.. J. Cox, and called to formu- late plans to bring about successful cooperation of the superintendentS and teachers of cradle roll, beginner, , primary and junior Sunday school de-
 partments of all the city's evangelical 5 churches, it was decided, after few , we'll chosen remarks by Dr. Aker and ' an excellent paper on cradle roll or ganization by Mrs. Garrison, to post pone election of officers and further 0 contemplation of the problems until :, o'clock Saturday afternoon, when tho
 second meeting will be held at tho e same church. The importance of this
 work is freely admitted and it is hoped ; that all interested in these branche:
 will be present.
 CHURCH WOMEN TO MEET
 Members of the Congregational ladies ]. society wtl meet at the home of Mrs
 H. D. Ross, 646 North Fifth avenue. a
 2:30 o'clock this afternoon.
 CALL ERENCE-Deeming tn,
 rate of 25 per cent in excess of grai1 | rates for the shipment of cotton seeG = for feed purposes, the corporation 2 commission has asked representative:
 of the Santa Fe, Southern Pacific anC
 Arizona Eastern to hold a conference % with the. members of the commission
 at 10 o'clock Friday morning. Tn
 matter first came to the attention o ' the commission when a cotton asso
 citation petitioned for relief. askin: /. that the same rate be applied to cottol r seed as alfalfa, grain and grain pro ' ducts.
 TAKING PRISONERS TO coAs-
 -J. F. Dillon. United States marsha U . left last evening for Los Angeles witt two prisoners, Manuel Cardenas an
 Presidio Perez, who were arreste' ,. some time ago on charges of havin ,s violated the federal statute prohibitin 1" the interstate transportation of in
 toxicating liquor.
 GnING TIfNCnN aI e Holub, assistant United States attor . ney, will leave today for Tucson fo ~ the opening of the United States dis OA trict court there. Mir. Holub will as
 sist the United States attorneys of "a flee of Tucson in the preparation an ~ presentation of a large criminal calen
 dar, and will be gone about 50 days. ,al EPWORTH LEAGUE MEETING ~ The senior Epworth league of the Ger
 tral Methodist church held the fir! !, quarterly business meeting and soci mm mm of this year Tuesday evening at tf ol league room of the church. About 5 i5 members and friends were presen The business meeting was conducte
 during the first hour, the presidel
 of the league, H. Conger Jones, presi< :, ing. A delightful social, planned s5s the superintendent of the departmel G of recreation and culture. Miss LC Ia Marler, was enpoyed by all
 ss THESE WILL MARRY-Licens to to marry were issued yesterday
 John H. Patterson, 34, and Elizabe
 Clifford, 19, both of Mesa; Roy Land, 31, of Los Angeles, and Leli nm Malten. 21. of Phoenix; RicIard Anderson, 23 and Emma E. Aurey, ] s5 both of Glendale; Lee F. Dodson, iic and Madaline Clark, IT, both of Pho srs nix; and Porfirio Morales, 22, and T es' resa Paz, 20, both of Phoenix.
 "a, NO DELAY IN LICENSES-No d slll lay in securing license plates by Al ne zona automobile owners will be o 'hi casioned because of the fire in L Angeles which destroyed tke Kit ,,. Manufacturing plant, according to Sc 'i' retary of State Ernest Hall, who sa
 yesterday that the Arizona licens c.. had been ordered from St. Louis co l,o ol eern. Up to the present time the SC
 retary's office has received PIC
 plates, the number issued averagi ,o 2, 500 a week.
 No UNOELlVERED TELEGRAMS-T
 following undelivered telegrams are
 the local Western Union office: NJ
 Letta Godfrey, E. L. Yuncker, Igna, , Vasquez, Mrs. J. A. Maddy. ,o- TRADESM EMS GLASSES -E, '. ming tradesmen's classes are bel S established at the Phoenix Union Hi