Arizona republican., 1921-11-23

new home in Pasadena, Calif., as result of meningities.
 MEETING POSTPONED = The meeting of the Wednesday Social club scheduled for this afternoon has been postponed until November 30.
 UNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS- Telegrams are at the Western Union for c. l. Burt, M. G. Parks, Oliver McCay, Freddie Shippman, oscar Barfoot and M. F. Longars.
 GOING TO MOUNTAiNS-Mrs. Eva L. Young, her daughter, Miss Fay Young; Mrs. Alice Monette and Miss Catherine Martin will leave today to spend the Thanksgiving holidays in the Sierra Ancha mountains. MIAMI HIGHWAY OPEN-An- nouncement was made yesterday by the state highway department that the Miami Superior highway will be open to travel from noon today | until Monday evening.
 PAN HELLENIC LUNCHEON- Reservation for the Pan Hellenic luncheon to be held at the Ranch House at l D. m. on Saturday should be made today to Miss Maude Stew art, telephone 2712.
 l AUDITING GUARD BOOKS - | Lieutenant James B. Haley of Fort | Bliss arrived yesterday to audit the l property and accounts of the Ari- zona National Guard. The army of ficer believes that it will require a weeks stay to complete the task. CONFEDERATE VETS TO -MEET-There will be a meeting of R. E. Lee camp, United Confederate | Veterans, on Thursday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock in the southwest room of the Y. NJ. c. A. Enter From Sec 1 ond avenue. All are urged to be on time.
 AUXILIARY TO sEW-The wo- mans Auxiliary of the Frank Luke Post, American Legion, will meet at the home of Mrs. Fred Blair Town send, 1915 East Mcdowell road at 2 o'clock this afternoon to sew for the bazaar. All eligible are invited to attend.
 LEAVING FOR WINSLoW-AIis
 Mabel de Gomez, public health nurse | instructor will leave tonight for
 Winslow after several days stay in i Phoenix in attendance at the state l.teachers' convention. Miss De Co.,
 meg also held a conference with the
 state board of nurse examiners since her arrival from San Francisco.
 where she has been established since
 the war.
 SISTERHoOD WHIST-For the
 benefit of it's treasury. the Sister
 hood Temple Beth Israel will give a
 whist this evening at the home of
 Mir. and Mrs. Sam Balsum, S15 North Central avenue. There will be a
 number of interesting features
 planned for those who do not care
 for cards. The details of the event
 were discussed yesterday at the reg
 ular weekly meeting at the home of
 Mrs. Charles Steinberg on East Fill
 more street.
 HERE FOR WiNTER-Mrs. E. B
 Haworth is here from Los Angeles
 spending the winter with her daugh-
 ter, Mrs John w Tun of Twenty first avenue and Buckeye road.
 REPORTS RABIES-Dr. Feeley
 the veterinarian, last night reported an outbreak of rabies on Sixteenth , street. He destroyed a dog yester- day and is holding another under ob-
 servation. The dog that was killed
 is known to have bitten several other dogs.
 TARRIES FOR WINTER-Mrs. F w. Perkins. wife of the assistant at
 torney general. has arrived iron
 Flagstaff for the remainder of thu , winter. Judge and Mrs. Perkins art r established at the Hotel Adams fol , l the present.
 MADDocK IN YUMA Thomas 1 MaddOck, state engineer, Is in Yuma
 on official business. He was accom-
 panied to the south by F. A. Wolfe
 chief construction engineer of tn 7 state highway department. t HOME FROM MiSSOURI-Mrs.D D f A. Little, secretary of the state auXil 2 iary of the American Legion, returned 9 yesterday from Missouri where sh'
 travelled for a fortnight following th'
 convention of the American Legiol - auxiliary in Kansas City. Other Ari - zona women who attended the. ma | tional meeting were Mrs. Allen Lov, | of Prescott. and Mrs. Percy Du Boi | of Tucson. The Ernest A. Love pos at Prescott is named after the soI of Mrs. Love. who was killed over seas in aviation service.
 II GOING TO NOGALES-Raymon ] Earhart, state treasurer, and Mrs Earhart, will motor to Nogales toda, - to remain over Thanksgiving witt their son Harry Earhart. who is at tending school at that point