Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

RETURNS TO NoRTH-Attorney Robert F Morrison. who has beer in the city on business before the supreme court, returned to Prescott l last night
 REPRESENTS UNIVERSITY c. Hand, representing the La SallC Extension university of Chicago. is iif the city foc a stay of several weeks in the interest of the institution he
 represents
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS = | Telegrams are at the Western Union for Mrs. Eva Gavin, l.. B. Doane. Ar thur l.. FIagg Gerald Waggoner. Nor
 ton Munter Co, C. E. Perkins, L. G.
 Hoagland
 RoWENA CIRcLE-The Rowena
 circle will met with Mrs Cook at the Indian school on Monday, Oct. 3l. All
 members are asked to assemble at
 Washington street and Second ave
 nue at 10:30 am.
 GIVES DANCE-Mrs. Paul Mack
 CT was hostess on Friday evening at
 a Halloween party and dance at her
 home, Second street and the Indian school road. RefreshmenIs were served and everything combined to
 make a most enjoyable evening.
 TO PREACH TODAY-The Rev. T.
 NJ. Smith will preach at Calvary Bap-
 tist church this morning and eve
 ming. The morning subject will be
 The Christian Heritage or Gods
 Abundant Provision for All who Ac- cept His Plan" The evening subject
 will be Witnessing for Jesus and
 Watching for His Return
 BAR EXAMlNATiON-The semi
 annual examination for admission to
 the bar of Arizona will be held on
 Thursday anu Friday, Nov. 8 and 1,
 at the state house. The examina-
 tions will be conducted by the state
 board of examiners composed of Se- Jim Franklin of Tucson, P. w. O'Sul-
 livan of Prescott and Walter Ben nit Jr.. Of Phoenix.
 COMMITTEE TO REPORT-The committee appointed by the supreme court to prepare resolutions on the death of Judge A. C. Baker, former chief justice of the supreme court wwfll make their report Wednesday morSing at 10 o'clock. All members of the Maricopa county bar associa- ton are requested to be present.
 SHAW TO PREACH-The Rev. L. B. Saw, who recently closed a series of retiVal meetings in tlis city, will preach this morning in the Church of God at Ninth avenue and Madison street His theme will be "The Min istration of Angels" MT Shaw is a forcefEl speaker and those who go to hear this subject discussed will be amply repaid it is promised.
 HALLOWEEN PARTY-Miss Ruth Jenkins was hostess at a Hallowe' 'en party on Fri0ay evening at her home ID treatments were served and a gener- al good time was enjoyed. The fol- lowing were present.: Misses Lottie McGehon, Josie Bridwell. Thelma Kimler. Mary Moffatt. Mrs. w. c BridweH, Messrs. Edgar Eppler, w C. Bridwell Otis Feeback, Russell Court, Henry Brooks, Ira Montgom- cry.
 LADIES' AID MEETS The Ladies'
 Aid society of the Roosevelt district
 met at the home of Mrs. J. R. Whit ton last Tuesday. There were Ss pres eut for lunch, others coming in the afternoon. Mrs Whitton had on dis play some Valencia onions raised by J. A Gum of Benson, which were ! beauties. She also displayed a hens egg which contained a common sized egg within a larger egg. The ladies 1 held a good business meeting which ! opened and close with singing. Mrs i Whitton presided at the piano. Prep arations were made for a bazaar to { be held later. The hostess sang sev- ! eral solos and gave several piano se- lections which were enjoyed by all ] Those attending out of the district were Mrs. c. A. Mcclellan and Mrs l Earl Mcclellan of Fowler. A pho- tograph vSas taken of all present and 1 a good time wai enjoyed.