Arizona republican., 1921-02-15
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SPEND HONEYMOON HERE-DrI and Mrs Robert Dodsworth will leave l this evening for the Grand Canyon en route to their home in Long Beach. l The Dodsworths, who were recently i married, spent their honeymoon in Phoenix where the physician once made i his home.
 TO TALK ON SCIENCE AND HEALTH-Free lectures will be given at the school administration building, 331 North First avenue, Wednesday and Thursday evenings by pr. o. z. Hanish. i His subjects will be Science and Faith" and How to Meet the Present Situation"
 TO PRESENT RESOLUTIONS James G. Heating of Florence, chair man of state and national policies com mittee appointed at the convention of the state Good Roads association in this city last week, arrived in town yesterday to present to the legislature on the part of the committee the reso- lutions adopted by the convention urg ing liberal appropriation for state high way construction. It is expected that President Parker of the association will arrive from Tucson this morning. After a meeting at the chamber of commerce at 9 o'clock this morning MT
 Heating will go to the capitol and offer the resolutions.
 BUILDERS EXCHANGE MEETS The Builders Exchange will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock in their new quarters for the regular monthly smoker and business talk Questions of interest to the building trades and to the Salt River valley will be brought up for open discussion. It will be an extremely important meeting and all members are urged to attend. The new location ic DIR. MONiCAL GOES EAST-Dr. G. s. Monical, county physician, left last night for Indianapolis. Ind. where he was called on account of the death of | his brother-in-law He will be gone i about week. THE MILITARY MiNSTREL-Ths | rehearsing for the Military Minstrel is
 now nearing perfection. The two big nights are drawing near the boys real
 ize and are working with a vim on the l finishing touches. The sale of tickets 1 increases daily and no doubt- both
 nights will be sold by Friday. Get
 your tickets if you wait you may be disappointed!
 REVIVAL MEETINGs-Rev. Clyde
 J. Burnett, the evangelist pastor is I conducting a series of revival meetings | at the Free Methodist church corner l Adams and Fifth streets. Rev. Burnett i is closing his third successful year as l pastor in this city. gracious spirit of revival is now resting on the church, and under the efficient leadership of the pastor and his Spirit filled messag l es sinners are being convicted and saved and believers sanctified. Meet 1 ings every night at 7:30 o'clock except | Saturday until February 27. NElGHBORHOOD CLUB MEETS l The Neighborhood Woman's club will
 meet Wednesday, February Is. There
 will be special program in charge of
 Mrs. J. F. Westburg. The subject for | discussion will be Duties of Citizenv l ship
 RECEIVER FOR ARiTEx co-In- | formation has been received in Phoe- nix from Eastland, Texas, of the ap- pointment of W. B. Smith as received l of the Aritex Oil company. The ap- I pointment was made by Judge George Davenport of the 91st district court at | Eastland.
 ~" DRIVE WORKERS WILL MEET | The workers of the boys department
 membership drive will meet and have luncheon tonight at the Y. M. c. A, at
 6:30 o'clock. The purpose of the meet | ing is to have a report from the diff ferent men as to the progress of the drive.