Arizona republican., 1921-03-20
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 WIFE GETS DIVoRCE-On grounds of desertion. Mary Dean yesterday was granted a decree of divorce from Will
 bur Dean by Judge Jenckes.
 ROWENA CIRCLE TO MEET-The
 Rowena Circle will meet at the home of Mrs. Clara Rex, 925 West Jackson street, on Monday for all-day meet
 ing. All Yeomen ladies are invited to attend.
 ARE DINNER HoSTs-Mr. and Mrs.
 P. D. L. McLaurin were hosts at dinner at the Ranch House Wednesday eve
 ming, entertaining MT. and Mrs. w. c
 Greene of Los Angeles and MT. and
 Mrs. F. B. Schwentker.
 TO VISIT PARENTS-Miss Doro-
 thea Osborn, who is attending college at Redlands, California, will arrive
 home this morning for brief visit with
 her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. J. Osborn
 of Peoria.
 REFUSES OPERA oFFER-Helen
 Boyle Haworth, who returned Friday
 evening from the north, denies that she
 has accepted a position with the Cali
 fernia Opera company, although that
 organization made her a splendid offer.
 FREE ClASS-A free class on
 Prosperity Through the Knowledge
 and Power of Mind" will be conducted
 on Wednesday at ? D. m., at 123 North Twelfth avenue. The subject will be Confidence Through Knowledge of Truth
 TO INSPECT BATTERY-Battery B First Field Artillery, Arizona National Guard, will be inspected on Thursday evening by Colonel H. A. Hanigan, with view of securing federal recognition. | The unit is located in Mesa. COOKED FOOD SALE-The Wo- mans Auxiliary to Frank Luke Post, American Legion, will hold a cooked | food sale at Korricks on Saturday. | The proceeds will be used to establish a recreation center for disabled sol diers
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licensees to marry were issued yesterday to
 Santiago Gortia, 30, and Manuela Ma yorga, 20, both of Phoenix; Timateo Diaz, p, and Carmen Herrera. 23, both of Chandler; and Ramon Delgado, 22, and Bessie Ward, 20, both of Phoenix PLEADS GUiLTf-M. Roop yester- day pleaded guilty before United States Commissioner Hencke on\a charge of transporting intoxicating liquor and was held to answer to the federal court. He was committed to the county jail when he failed to furnish a bond of $500.
 SERVICES AT MURPHY SCHOOL Sunday school at 80 D. m.. Mrs. Tipple, superintendent. Services will l be conducted by the Rev. MT. Mar shal at 3:30 Sunday afternoon and [: 30 Sunday evening. Rev. Marshal also will hold services throughout the week at 7:30 D. m.
 WHO WANTS A PET?-Here is a choice, cat or dog! Humane Officer | Canning gives out the information that | q well bred male dog may be obtained | at l that two tiger cats are at 534 West Linwood street waiting for some one to offer them new home.
 DEBATE TONIGHT-The third de- | bate between Frederick NJ. Corcoran. i of the Anti Socialist League of Ari- zona, and J. NJ Bowlen, socialist, will be held this evening at the high school auditorium at 7:45. The subject will | be: Resolved: that socialism is inimi- cal to the interests of labor Admis- l, sion is free.
 l VISITING RELATIvEs-Miss wini- ! fred Sloan, daughter of MT and Mrs. I Thomas M. Sloan of Los Angeles, is here visiting her grandfather, L. l.. Plank, and her aunt Mrs. c. E. Holl- Sloan's father formerly was general freight and passenger agent for the Santa Fe in Phoenix and now is with the Salt Lake route in an official ca pacity. Her mother, formerly Miss Mamie Plank, is we'll remem bered by many Phoenix people. They have made
 their home in Los Angeles for the past
 l2 years.
 SUNDAY SCHOOL PlcNIc-rhe Council of Jewish Women will give a Sunday school picnic today for mem bers of the council, the Sunday school children and their parents. The party will meet at the school administration h1rf1 1i ii,,fr +1,,- T i the day will be spent at Echo Canyon. SHOULD AID ARMY-"It is only fitting that the American Legion should 1 help the Salvation Army in every way possible not only for what 1t did for
 men overseas and in the army canton
 ments, but because it has right here in l Phoenix a building on First street that daily helps many worthy people. Plac- l ing a team of the Frank Luke, Jr. Post i in the field to help the subscription l drive next week is our best means o1
 showing the appreciation we have fol
 the Salvation Army and to help Major I Duncan as far as possible" said Dr
 Alexander M. Tuthill, commander O
 the Frank Luke. Ir. Post, yesterday. T LEAVING FOR COAST-Mr. ant
 Mrs. Louis Lipphardt, favorites il
 musical and social sets, are leaving this morning for a fortnight's absenc' in California. They plan to return tn first of the month for a brief stay her
 before going to the Grand Canyon
 from where they will continue to thei home in Ohio A pianist of decided ability, Mrs. Pipphardt has established herself firmly with the musical con tingent while MT. Lipphardt as singer, has become equally popular Among the many affairs given as farewell compliment to the musician was the dinner over which MT. an Mrs. c. E. England presided on Frida,