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W. Rages, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hag.
ard Mr.. and Mrs. j d. Comstorl
Miss Bessie Jones. Miss Julia Hur..
man, Mrs. Nell Milburn.
The Magyar sosicty will meet wlta
Mrs j. Chamberlain. sis Van Buron
Wednesday afternoon. October 10. with
Mrs. Chamberlain. Mrs. II, b Gsul
and Miss Gertrude Chamherlaiu 1.
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The Wednesday Afternoon club sill
meet at the homo of Mrs. John Seol=
si4 Summit street on "wednesday
Oct. 10.
The Social Service Guild Of Azcrr-
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Mrs. Frank j. Henry next Tuesday
afternoon at a;3n o'clock when Nj
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hostesses.
The Social Order of the BeauerRr'
will entertain their husbands a. t
dinner dance Thuraday evening at Tho
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The n of v. Social club will mcr'
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Out Of the night that covers me.
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Mrs. !. r. Dick Jr., guest Of Mrs.
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
SALVATION ARMY

Salvation Army-The services of the
Salvation Army are as follows in the
Citadel on the corner of Second and
jefferson streets. On Saturday eve
ming Brig. H. G. Boyd, the division
commander, will have charge, COM
mencing at p. m. on the street, at 8
o'clock in the hail. On Sunday morn
ing a holiness meeting, especially for
Christians, to which strangers in our
city are cordially invited. This service
commences at IL o'clock. At the same
hour there is also a gospel service in
the county Jail for those mothers boys
and girls who have made misstep. Y.
p. secretary, Mrs. McKittrick in charge.
At 2: 80 the regular Sunday school or
company meeting, to which all children
are invited and adults for the Bible
class as well. At els p. m. the Young
Peoples Legion assembly. All young
people from the ages of Ia to "a years
are especially invited. The topic to be
studied is found in Psalm "a, Salvation
Army Privileges" At p. m. a united
open air rally on the corner of Central
avenue and Washington street. All
Salvationists are invited to assist in
this rally. The service in the citadel
will commence at o'clock. A number
of recruits will be sworn in under the
colors at this service, to which the
public is cordially invited to witness
| the solemn obligation and consecra-
ton these recruits take for time and
eternity Commandant and Mrs. West
acott, officers in charge.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
CHANDLER DISTRICT
RANCHERS To MEET

CHANDLER. Feb. 26.--What Is re-
garded as one of the most important
meetings of the year has been called to
bring out all the farmers and cotton
growers next Thursday evening, March
3, at the chamber of commerce rooms
at $50 o'clock. S. Fred Cummings,
state organizer of the National Fed
Grafton of Farm Bureaus, will come at
this time to deliver an important mes
sage to the farmers. His mission is to
bring Arizona into the national organ
ization, and a big membership drive
will be conducted.
To Number Houses
The chamber of commerce has taken
up the task of numbering all the
houses in Chandler, something which
has been badly needed ever since the
town was founded. The work will be
started as soon as the numbers can be
procured.
Woman's Club to Meet
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's club will be held at the M. e
church Wednesday. full attendance
is asked. Mrs C. P. Rogers will be
the chairman of the day The meetins
will be a home economics affair. The
o. S. Stapley company has donated the
use of pressure cookers and demon.
strator
The music department of the clui
VIII meet at tIle nome OIL MTS. r. =
Pyeatt on Tuesday.
Chandler High Wins Debate
Floyd Holdren and Austin, conpos
ing the Chandler High school debating
team. were victors over the Mesa Higl
school team at the L. D, S. chapel Fri
| day evening The Chandler debater,
upheld the open shop. while the Mess
team advocated the closed shop. II
the near future the local team will de-
| bate the Glendale team and will TAX
the opposite side of the question, an,
| if it is victorious will have a goot
! chance for the state championship.
Rabbit Drive a Success
| The rabbit drive held under the di
rection of the local chamber of com
merce and the United States depart
ment of agriculture TN the McColl
ranch, just outside of town, proved
decided success, and many of tn
ranchers helped to rid the country @
the pests.
An unusual opportunity to make
selection of beautiful ostrich feather
in their natural colors is being offere
| at the Pauline Deming Gift Shop +
the San Marcos hotel building Thes
/ feathers, from the Chandler ostric
farm, are made up on order in attrac
tive pen mountings. They also hav
an undisputed place in the wardrob
/ of the smart woman.--Ady.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
LUTHE RAN

Grace Lutheran-We are situated at
Sixth and Fillmore streets. Both the
Brill and Indian School car lines, take
you within a few blocks of the church.
Minister'S residence 1917 East Roose-
welt. Pastor, Rev. Fred c. Maurer.
Services: 9:45 a. m, Bible school;
superindent DIR. Karl A. Dannell. IL
a. m, divine service. Sermon theme,
Satan's Kingdom" 7:45 p. m, vesper
league service tonight We desire to
tell the people of Phoenix, that we are
no modern Evangelical church, nor
preach such heretical doctrines, but
preach a gospel which Is as old as the
Christian or Apostolic church, and as
new and vitalizing as 1t is old. Come
and worship with us, and receive the
pure food of the Holy Word Of God. and
not an adulteration of the 10th century.
The Zion Evangelical Lutheran
Located on Ninth avenue between
Adams street and Woodland avenue
Emmanuel p. Frey, pastor. Parsonage
adjoining church, 1876 North Ninth ave-
nue.. Phone 1896. Bible class and Sum
day school at 10 a. M, j. G. Endeward
superintendent. Morning service at IL
o'clock. Subject of sermon The Bread
of Life" The Lords Supper win be
celebrated at this service. Evening
service at 1880 p. m. Subject of SER
mon, Jesus Betrayed" This will be the
third sermon in the Lenten series. A
cordial invitation to all. Take West
Washington street car to Ninth avenue
and walk two blocks north.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
PRESBYTERIAN

First Presbyterian-The pulpit will
be occupied at the morning service 81
DIR. David McConaughy of r-tt~burg.
An interesting service is being planned
for Sunday evening. DIR. McConaughy,
Dr. James H. Speer, and possibly one
or two other church leaders will be in
the state for series of conferences in
connection with the New Era move
ment. Some very helpful meetings are
In prospect. At the morning service,
Mrs. Bessie Fox Davis will sing, "If
God So Clothe the Grass" (Bischoff),
and at the evening service Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Kirkland will sing, 1.-THE
Lord My Pasture Shall Prepare =
tSchnecker). The evening anthem will
be. Jesus, Shepherd of the Sheep,
tBriggs). Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
Endeavorers go to Poor Farm at 2: 80
for service; Junior Endeavor at 3 p. m
Indian service at p. m. Senior and
intermediate @. E., $3.50 D. m. Evening
worship. 1880 p. M
Mexican Presbyterian 623 South
Second avenue. Pastor. V. Moreno
missionary. Sunday school at 10 a. m
lesson. Rewards of Faithfulness,
Sduardo Quintana, superintendent
Plaza popular meeting at 2 D. m. Prayer
league at $3.50 p. M, M. 0. vasquez
leader. Evening worship at p. m
Topic OF sermon. by Mr.. Moreno, "Youi
Sins Will Find You Out" Reception Of
new members after the sermon
Monday at p. m, meeting of SEES
sion- Tuesday. p. M, Ladies' Aid So
ciety meets. Our ladies were presented
with a good sewing machine last Tues
day. Mrs. May Andrus and Mrs. c. d
Soule of the Fsrst Presbyterian church
met with our ladies and brought words
of cheer and friendship. They wer,
cordially treated. Wednesday, D. m.
devotional study, Revelation s. Thurs
day, 1880 p. m, Tucson convention re
port. Friday, 5 p. M, congregations
meeting to discuss financial plans foi
our church. You are welcome. Conn
Worship with us.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
PENTECOSTAL MISSION
First PentecostaI Mission-Oot

First Pentecostal Mission Gocated
in old Republican building, corner
Adams and Second streets.) The reg
uIar service will be held Sunday, Feb.
y, beginning with Sunday school at
10 a. m. Preaching Immediately fol-
lowing at II a. m. Fellowship and
praise services in the afternoon at 2:30,
and preaching again in the evening at
1880 p. M, beginning with a rousing
good song service at Z p. m. Prayer
meetings on Wednesday and Friday
nights at 1870 p. m. Also daily prayer
service at 2:3O EXCEPT on Monday.
Special preparations are being made
for the great revival which will be led
by Mrs. Winifred Westfield of San
Francisco, Calf, beginning March 6.
Sister Westfield held meetings for the
church last year and it was great
benefit to the work in every way. The
hall is being enlarged and put in full
readiness for a great meeting. Sister
I Westfield is considered one of the
4 greatest woman preachers on the west
ern coast and the local assembly feels
highly honored in securing her services
at this time. A cordial welcome is eX-
( tended to everybody to come and heal
! this wonderful preacher and get the full
/ benefit of the revival in every way
Special divine healing meetings will be
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Carrie Jacobs Bond
Mrs ClIas. Steele
inss 9ea Solo, On Blooming
MEADOWS Julia Rive king
Mrs. James Parry
vocal Duet. There's a Sigh in the
Mesdames Johnston and Goodwin
Male Quartet, Selections from stephen
c. Foster.
Messrs. FELTON,, Fairbank. Van
Petten and Ensign
Inc program will close with singing by
the audience
Able to Leave HOSPITAL
Elizabeth Short, the little girl who
drank some carbolic acid from a bot
tle, thursday night and was severely
burned, was removed from the Deacon
ess hospital in Phoenix to her home
y, weaa OIL Town Saturday afternoon. She
is reported TO be improving nicely.
Shower Well Attended
me shower given at the Don Fran
kenburg home Friday night in honor
of the Old family, who lost practically
everything in fire. was well attended
me many nice gifts received by Mr..
ana Mrs. Old bespoke the high es-
TEEN in which they are held in the
| community. They were the recipients
OF TWO sets of silver, numerous pieces
| or aluminium, household linen, dishes
and great many other things that
VIII prove useful. Lovely refreshments
were served. Dancing and cards were
| INDUCED in and a pleasant evening
enjoyed by ALL
In Tempe Churches
regational-Sunday school at 10
O'Clock. Morning worship at IL with
sermon by the pastor on "Te Recruci-
| fixlon of the Christ" Young peonle,s
meeting, GAS. Evening service at Z: 80
under the auspices of the Mems club
with Representative C. Louise Boehrin-
| ger as speaker; topic, Social Edu-
cation"
Bapust-Prof. C. NJ. Drake will have
charge of the evening service. His
topic will be How Church Can Have
a Revival" At the morning service
| Mr.. McMurdo will take for his theme
"A Song of Deliverance."
Christian-Bible schoo lat 10 o'clock
Morning worship at II: sermon topic
| In the Fullness of Time Evening
topic. Born Anew" In the afternoon
a number of teachers and young people
viii attend the School of Methods al
| the Christian church in Phoenix A
! Bible expert will conduct a school on
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. The
ne worchestra which is being organized
in the church here will play Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Puah Improving
The many friends of Mrs. Claud
Pugh will be glad to hear that she is
improving. She has been in Los An
geles for about two weeks taking spe-
cial treatments. She has written rela-
tives that she expects to be able tC
return home soon.
Old Time Resident in Town
Carl Carlson, formerly of Tempe
but now slocated in Bisbee is visiting
here for few days.
Buys Lots
Miss Blanche Pitcher has purchased
two lots in Gage addition from tn,
. Harmon heirs. The sale was mad,
through the agency of r. A. Windes
Notice
All persons having clothes at F'rencl
Cleaners and Dyers, call for them a,
f we are moving. French Cleaners ant
Dyers, Tempe, Ariz.; phone 81. 3
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27

swimming exhibition on the evening of
the oath Children from four to seven
teen performed. A life saving was put
on in realistic form. MIR. Griffith and
two ten-year- old girls were the chief
actors. Mr.. Griffith feigned faintness,
sank to the bottom of the pool and was
rescued by the girls. Others demon
strated resuscitation in a scientific
way. The rest of the evening was de-
voted to games and dancing in the
"gmy."
Young Swartz returned from Chand-
Ter last Tuesday, where he has been
employed for the past two months.
The Woman's Democratic club OF
Winkelman has planned to give a St
Patricks masque ball, March 18th, at
Hutton's hall. All dancers are re-
quested to come in costume. Four
prizes will be awarded. The refresh
ment committee will serve chicken
sandwiches and coffee
Mrs. Harry Johnson and Mrs. L. S
Griffin of Winkelman. attended the
Shriners ball in Phoenix
Mrs. Curtis knight left for Phoenix
Monday to attend the Shrine ball
! Mrs. M. NJ. Cowden and daughter
Helen, who have been spending the
past month in Phoenix, returned
! Saturday
/ days in Hayden this week.
B. H. Fellows returned from Phoenix
Monday.
J. A. Williams spent Tuesday III
Tempe on business
Mrs. E. D. Griffith of Berkeley. Cal.
who has been spending the past month
with her sister, Mrs. A. P. Guest, Ief
for her home Friday.
Q. p. Peterson and P. c. Lind arr
making an extended visit in Ray anC
Superior.
Mrs Rutland Tyler of Smelterside
entertained at a dinner party in homo
of Mrs. Preston Owen of Dallas, Texas
Marion Faulkner was bitten by
black spider early Monday morning
His condition for a few days wa
serious, but is now rapidly improving
i Mrs. Roy MerrilFs little daughter
Phyllis, is very ILL.,
Mrs Alphonso Benbow and littI
, daughter, Louise, who have been spend
, ing the past two weeks with Mr. an
, Mrs. Southwark, are returning to GIob
Sunday.
Mrs NJ A. Dart returned from Flor
ence Friday.
Mrs. Day OF Hayden Junction CAV
an afternoon" Tuesday in honor G
Mrs. Mesh, of Battle Creek, Mich.
, Wednesday morning, Mesdames J. T
Browne, Dorrtty, Heath and Brunei
as the guests of Mrs. Charles Studley
motored to Tucson TO visit the Sa
Xavier mission and other points of in
t terest.
Francisco Acedo and Helena Fin
bres were married by Justice of tn
a Peace Nash Monday evening.
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BAPTIST

Calvary Baptist-C. NJ Rock, pastor.
Residence 1925 East Portland street
. Phone 4107. Sunday school at 10 a.
- hudson Espy, superintendent. Morn
- preaching service by the pastor ~
~ o'clock. Evening preaching service
- 7:45 .. m. Rev. II. G. Behrman.
Tbe evening service viii be along evan
geIistic lines. Music by the regular
cboir at both services, assisted by the
sunday school orchestra. B. y. p. L.
az GAS ID. m. Midweek prayer meeting
every Wednesday at 1880 p. m. A
hearty welcome is given to all.
First Baptist-Corner Third avenue
ard Monroe. Bible school beginning at
aIs a. m. all departments for all ages,
18th efficient teachers. Bring your
,,ttIe tots, they will be taken care OF
s,,ring Sunday school hour and church
t,our Church services at IL a. m and
n.so n. m. Rev. Lehigh being absent
49,, Rev. c. NJ Northrup of Glendale
mi ln bring the message in the morning
va new, C. c.. Cressey Of Phoenix rS1il
,cb in the evening, Mr.. Cressey's
Id,foct being Where Art Thou2" No
S,,,eic report from the chorister. =. y
- at $3.50 p. m. All young people
- the church and congregation are IN
,.tted Mission classes at $50 Sunday
venting for all ages. "Wednesday eve
ting al GAS p. m, Lawrence Lehigf
Viii teach the teachers training class
,rbis is open for all who are interested
A. 5.sO D. m. the regular prayer ah'
frafse service.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
NeUs From Hayden

HAYDEN, Feb. 25.-The Knights of
Pythias Copper City Lodge, No. 80,
celebrated the 57th anniversary of the
order Saturday by giving public
dance at the Taylor Hatch hall. The
Phillips orchestra furnished the music
and a large company enjoyed the
dance. Punch was served.
The fifth and sixth grades of the
Hayden school gave the following joint
program in the Utah avenue school
building, Wednesday morning. COM
memorating the birth of George Wash
ington:
Address of welcome, Dorothy Patter-
SON.
"A High REHABILITATION Donald
son and Marguerite Owens.
Song, mt. Vernon Bells'-F1fth
grade.
Betsy acknowledgement Carnighan
and Edith Handy.
Recitation-Maybell Fellows.
Boys dialogue-Fffth and sixth grade
washington Acrostic" - francisco
Flores.
Recitation-Calvin Merrill.
"The First Inauguration"-Bon
Mentzer.
Recitation-Archie Mentzer.
Boys dialogue-Fifth and sixth
SEdQeS.
Colonial minuet-Fffth and sixth
children.
The Washington program given a
| the Community church last Sunday
was both instructive and pleasing
| The addresses given by Charles Stud
| ley, Jr., c. H Christy and DR.. Raley
were enjoyed by all. Mrs. T. H. Ok
nam sang, Hold Thou My Hand
The anthem, "On to Victory" was rem
dered by the choir.
Mrs Edward Southwark entertained
| at cards Tuesday evening in honor o
Mrs Alfonso Benbow, at her home OF
Hayden avenue extension. The room
were decorated in red, white and blue
The Ratchet served as scorecards an
each guest was given a small flag a
a favor. A prize was given Waite
| Weber for scoring the highest, and 10
McCallick was granted the consolation
prize. After refreshments the table
were removed and dancing complete
the evening.
The ladies of the ''Y" gave an after
noon tea in honor of Mrs. F. "
Blacker of Smelterside, who is leavin
for Los Angeles in the near future.
J. Gray of Hurley, New Mexico. wen
to work for the A. S. and r. the oath.
Mrs. H. u. Schultz of Smeltersid'
entertained the Neighborhood club q
her home Thursday afternoon.
The manager of the A s. and r
7. NJ. c. A, 4. e. Griffith, gave
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27

9:45. Morning worship, IL O'Clock;
subject, 1.-THE. Divine Hiding Place"
Epworth league at $50. Public Wor-
ship at 1880. The evening service Will
be community song service. to which
the whole community is invited to be
present and help sing the old songs
that our mothers used to sing. The
colored people will be present to sing
a number of their oId-time melodies.
w C. Miller, pastor.
ST. Marks Episcopal Church-Holy
communion at s a. m. Sunday school,
9:45 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon
at IL o'clock. Preacher. Rt.~ Rev. J. W.
Atwood, d. D. The public is cordially
invited. Francis Bloy, rector.
South Side Theaters Today
Majestic Mesa-Eugene O'Brien in
broadway and Home" Hoot Gibson
in "Cinders."
Gilbert-"Two Kinds of Love-" all
star cast. Mutt and Jeff cartoon.
Tempe-"Moon Madness" all-star
cast. Comedy, Elephants Night
mare"
Chandler-''Passerby all-star cast
Comedy. Movie Hero"
FOR SALE-No. baled atlanta hay
Chas. Peterson, R. F. D. Mesa. Phone
306W
LOST-One fur collar on road be-
tween Mesa and Superior Finder
please return to Republican and receive
reward, or phone 30J5.
| Good Holstein COW with heifer calf
Ford touring car, 1913, for sale. Phone
15R5. Mesa.-Adv. a
ONE almost new Oliver typewriter
for sale. Laird & Dimes, Tempe A
| Hay, oats and alfalfa mixed $50 ton;
alfalfa seed lac per ID. Phone 15R5
Mesa. dI
| Misunderstanding and paper hangins
in exchange for good milk COW, jerse,
or Guernsey preferred ]. c. Conger
phone 16R5