Arizona republican., 1921-12-06
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FRIENDSHIP CLUB-The Friend ship club will meet at o'clock Tues day afternoon in the parlors of the Christian church.
 DIVORCE GRANTED-On grounds of desertion. Judge Stanford yester- day granted Lettie E. Stevens a de- cree of divorce from Robert B. Ste venS.
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS- The Western Union is holding tele- grams for Mrs. R. F. Taylor, w. L. Clark, Herbert Hodges and Frank A. Jones.
 sISTERHooD MEETING - The Sisterhood of Temple Beth Israel will meet at 2:SO o'clock Wednesday af- ternoon at the home of Mrs. David Liknaitz, 317 East Portland street. H. A. JASTRO HERE-Hon. H. A. Jastro of California. one of the prin- cipal stockmen of the west and for merly president of the American Ma tional Live Stock association, arrived in the city yesterday.
 LADIES AID BAZAAR-The Pres byterian Ladies' Aid society will hold | a bazaar from 1 to 10 pm, Friday at the church parlors. Aprons. bags, fancy work. rugs, candy and cooked foods will be offered.
 REBEkAH BAZAAR-Arizona Re- bekah Lodge No. l, I. O. O. F., will hold it's annual bazaar Saturday, be- 1 ginning with lunch at noon and end Ing with dancing throughout the eve l ming. All Odd Fellows and their 1 friends are invited to attend. FARM BUREAU MEETlNG-The Murphy Riverside Farm Bureau will | hold it's regular meeting at the Mur- phy school house at 7:30 this eve ming. An interesting program has l been arranged. All those who are in- terested in bettering farming condi- tions are invited to attend. P.-T. A. ELECTION-The Adams Parent Teacher association will hold | its annual election of officers this afternoon. The meeting will also be | interesting for the program will | include talks by Mrs. Thompson and
 Mrs. Shaw and music by the pupils | of Miss Sheldons room. l WOMAN'S CLUB TO MEET-The | Woman's club will meet at s o'clock
 this evening rather than the usual
 afternoon meeting. Miss Anna Fish
 CT of the state university will be the
 speaker, giving an illustrated talk on
 Grecian art. Mrs. l.. D. Dameron | will sing.
 VETERANS MEETING-A regu-
 lar meeting of the Spanish War Vet erans will be held at Lamson's Col lege tonight at s o'clock. All those
 who have been elected to office for the ensuing year will be inducted at
 this meeting. All members and all
 who took part in the war of the Phil
 ippines insurrection are invited to be present.
 APPOINTED DELEGATE-How-
 ard l.. Aller, general manager of the Ariz Tiuhf and PnVEg,r
 company, has been appointed the del
 egate of the Merchants and Manu-
 facturers' association to the meeting
 of the eague of the Southwest, which
 opens Thursday at Riverside, Calf. and Fred H. Ensign has been appoint
 ed alternate.
 MEETING POSTPONED - The
 regular business meeting of the
 Frank Luke post, American Legion
 has been postponed from Wednes-
 day. December 2. to one week Eater
 The postponement was necessary due
 to remodeling of the Legion head
 quarters on North Seventh avenue which is also the headquarters fol the auxiliary.
 BOYS CABINET TO MEET-Tht
 cabinet of the boys division of the
 '. M. C. A. will meet tonight at tho
 Y. Four new members will be ad- mitted, Clayton Townsend, Fred Will son, Howard Soule and Claude Quil- Ian. The meeting will discuss plans ] for the prepjunior party to be helt
 at the Y. M. C. A. Friday night ant plan the reception of A. J. Gregg, O New York, who will be In Phoenl
 December IS and 19.
 f NEGRO EVANGELIST HERE The Rev. Charles N. Elcook nativ 2 of the West Indies, considered on 7 of the worlds greatest Negro evan gelists, will preach tonight and to ! morrow night at the Antioch Baptis | church, Washington and Elevenu streets. People of all races an ! creeds are invited to hear him. Spe cial arrangements have been made | have the churc- warm and com
 fortable
 KIWANis ELECTION TODAY \ The regular weekly luncheon of tn / Kiwanis club will be held at 12:1
 o'clock today at the Y. M. c. A. Thi
 is election day for the club and ev , cry member is expected to be on hand
 The ten nominees for the offices 0 - the club are: Alkire. Art. Esgat' = Royal Lescher, A. Tuthill, Earl Drake | J. Oscar Sexson, Charles Willis, E. II Clark. Press Bancroft and Georg Judson.
 II GIVES TWO LECTURES tw wonderfully interesting lectures. Dl | NJ. J Exner, director of the depart
 ment of education. American Socis ] Hygiene association. addressed tn
 boys of the high school yesterda morning and the boys of the India \ school in the afternoon. His subjeC g was "The Rational Sex Life of Men. Dr. Exner Is the author of severa we'll known books and pamphlets o 1 sex education.
 II RETURN DESERTER Harr l Daigle, a deserter from the Unite | States navy, was taken back to Sa Diego last night by an officer fror '~ the navy yard in that city who cam - after him. Daigle was arrested 1 Phoenix when the Sells-Floto circu k1 was here as a suspect in the explo N sion of a bomb near the circus tent 8 and following his arrest confessed E had deserted from the navy. Tn E ship on which Daigle was statione' E the officer said. was now enroute H the Adriatic sea. leaving port shortl 3 after Daigle deserted.