Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

chorus choir and male quartet will bring inspiration and zest to the as- sembly. Rev Stavely will preach, talk ing for his topic. The Crisis of Char acter." A cordial invitation is extend ed to the public to attend these ser vices
 HERE FOR VAcATIoN-Miss Jean Slavens and Miss June Slavens of 14 North Twelfth avenue are at home from the state university for the be- tween -semesters vacation. They have as their guest Miss Mildred Cotey of Clifton, who is a fraternity sister, be- ing member of the Kappa Alpha Theta
 CAN SELL sTocK-Permission to sell 10000 shares of preferred stock and 10000 shares of common stock at S1.0O a share was authorized the Home Builders by the corporation commits sion yesterday. One hundred per cent of all funds received from the sale are 1 to be placed in the treasury and not used for expenses in connection with the sale. The Home Builders incor- porated January 26, 1910. with a capi- tai stock of s1,000,OO0 divided into S00,0O0 shares of common and 100000 shares of preferred stock.
 i IS IN MORALES - Raymond Ear hart. state treasurer, is spending the |
 VISITING BROTHER-Miss Loret- ta Doyle of Chicago is the house guest
 of MT. and Mrs. F. J. Doyle of the | Suncourt apartments. Miss Doyle, who is MT. Doyle's sister, will remain ! in Phoenix for the rest of the winter | season.
 PLAN DANCE FESTIVAL =
 Dancing pupils from the class of Edna ! Paula Revare are to appear in an l elaborate dance festival program
 Monday evening, February 2. at the l Arizona School of Music.
 1 CHILD WELFARE CONFERENCE The annual child welfare conference
 of the Arizona Congress of Mothers
 and Parent Teacher association will be
 held here February A and 25. it was announced yesterday.
 l SETTLES IN GLENDALE Roy Hahnengratt formerly of Grand River, | Colorado, has settled in Glendale. Mir. \ Hahnenkratt is a cattleman of ex
 perience and has shipped to the valley
 a herd of Holstein cows and a carload
 of pedigreed Duroc hogs. He came to
 Arizona about a year ago and did some
 cotton growing at Marinette, later go-
 ing to Wickenburg, where he had some
 cattle.
 ENTERTAINs AT HoME-Mrs. NJ
 P. Lawrence of the Wilson district en-
 tertained Thursday afternoon in honor
 of Mrs. Kitty Hickman of Tucson and Mrs. Ernest Hayois. Those present were Mrs. Vest Bay, Mrs. Harriet Stewart, Mrs. stella Lawrence. Mrs Barnes, Mrs. Ernest Lawrence, Mrs Jessie Doner. Mrs. Will Doner. Mrs
 Litha Williams, Miss Naomi Hale Mrs Edith Lawrence, Mrs. A. l.. kjellgren
 Mrs. Sara Lawrence and Mrs. O. $ kjellgren of Rockford, H.
 LEAVES FOR TUCSON-Charles N Mj"--' national field scout executive of Twelfth district, left last eve nihe Tucson in the interests of tn local council. Mir. Miller will returl to Phoenix Tuesday to advance the work of the state organization. IN FLORENCE-Ed Stephens. sec retary to the state live stock sanitar. board is in Florence on business con nected with the department. WOMAN FOUND DEA D-Mis Christine Johnston was found dead fl N her home, Sixteenth street and Gran \ canal, yesterday morning by neighbors \ She died from natural causes a coron CTS jury found She has been Twin \ alone since coming to Arizona for he health several months ago. She wa about 30 years old and is survived b a brother in the east.
 GRANTED DiVORCE-On ground
 OL NeSIeF day was granted a decree of divorc from Nettie Chambers by Judge Stan t ford
 THESE WILL WED-Lcenses marry were issued yesterday to Nes tor Zepeda, 21, and Francisco Virilag, both of Mesa; Jesus Alvarado, 36, an K Rosaria Mercado 32. both of Phoenix \ Jose Brones, AS, and Cieneyeva Muno 35, both of Phoenix; Mark Blackwate g, of Blackwater, and Sarah Wake of Laveen; Jose Albarabo, 24, and Ma
 ria Guerrero, 21, both of Phoenix; San ford M. Moose, 26. of San Francisc
 and Ruth A. Goldberg, 20, of Phoenix
 Albert Pregant, 26, of Denver, and Ma
 Marcus, 21, of Mesa: Juan Durago, 2
 and Carlota Martinez. 24 both of Gi \ Bend; and NJ. w Horne, 21, and Eli
 abeth Jennings, IS, both of Mesa. HELD FOR TRIAL-Francisco Ma \ tinez yesterday was held to answer \ the superior court by Justice Hem J. Sullivan after hearing on a chars K of attempting to pass a bogus chec \ A similar charge against Miguel Lopt E was dismissed when Martinez said Lt
 peg had nothing to do with the at E tempt.
 \ HEARS FIRST CASE-Judge Jenck X yesterday occupied the bench in h
 first case as judge of the third q E vision of the superior court and heal
 the divorce suit of Sarah Putnam f,
 a decree from John Putnam Sl \ charged failure to provide and aft \ hearing the evidence in the case Jud,