Arizona republican., 1921-02-05
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COURSE OF LESSONS-A course
and healing is being given at 237 North
( Fifth street, the Studio club, at 8
o'clock on Wednesday afternoons.
ROWENA CIRCLE TO MEET-The
Rowena circle requests all members
of the circle and af the Brotherhood
! of American Yeomen homestead to
be present at the regular meeting to
be held from 10 to o'clock Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. John
Tomusko, 1134 East Garfield street.
| The ladies are asked to bring thimbies
and needles for sewing
U r p HY UNION NDAY
SCHOOL-The Murphy union Sunday
school meets at 2:30 o'clock each Sun
day afternoon at the Murphy school,
corner of Alhambra and Buckeye roads.
Preaching services are held following
Sunday school Everyone is invited
to attend.
WOOL GROWERS MEETiNG-The
mid-winter meeting of the Arizona
Wool Growers association viii be held
today, IL a. M. at the Hotel Adams.
! KENTUCKY SENATOR HERE
State Senator Clarence L. Miller of
Kentucky, one of the foremost lawyers
of that state and a leading Republican
and member of the Republican CEN
trail committee, is in the city visiting
HIS DoyliooQ 1iiViitiS, tiItOl Vaughan
and his brothers, who have shown him
all the best parts of the valley. Mr.
Miller will leave in a day or two for
the coast
TABLE AND CHAIRS WANTED
The Associated Charities is in need of
a kitchen table and two chairs for the
use of a sick man who is going to live
in a tent Also there is need for a pair
of mems shoes, large size. Anyone
having these articles which they-Will
donate is requested to communicate
with the Associated Charities by tele-
phone.
MAJOR KELLY IN cITY-Maj.
George H. Kelly, owner and editor of
the Douglas International, arrived in
the city yesterday by automobile, ac-
companied by Mrs. Kelly. The driv>
was made yesterday from Tucson and
the were accompanied that far by Mrs.
lib. A. Packard. They will remain in
the city for a week and in that time
Major Kelly will exercise supervision
MESA TRIBUNE PRosPERs-The
Mesa Tribune, under the management
of H. D. Ross. Jr., is progressing.
There has lately been added to its
equipment a model IA multiple model
linotype and Miehle press with a
capacity for a sheet of the largest size.
Also Mr.. Ross has purchased the build
ING anu STOuIl NItit HIS pant 10 ?
been located since he took charge of it.
TO BEGIN MEETlNGS-The Rev.
IC. w. Ruth of INDIANAPOLIS, the Rev.
John Norberry of Brooklyn and the
Rev Bud Robinson of Pasadena will
begin a six-day meeting at the Church
LOT the Nazarene, Fifth avenue and
Monroe street. next Tuesday, it was
accompanied BY Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Wells of Indianapolis. VINO will have
charge of the music.
COUNTY ATTORNEY TO SPEAK
Arrangements have been made for
r. E. l.. Sheppard, county attorney, to
speak five minutes at the high school
auditorium at o'clock Sunday after
noon preceding the lecture to be given
Iby Oliver W. Stewart of Chicago. Mr..
Sheppard is to appear before the men
| at Central Methodist church at 2 D.
M, for few minutes just before going
to the high school auditorium. Later
a mass meeting of Phoenix citizens and
those of the county will be arranged
some Sunday afternoon, it is an
lnounced, to give County Attorney full
time to discuss tie subject of law en-
forcement
UNDELvERED TELEGRAMs-T
following undelivered kilograms are al
the local office of the Western Union:
IB. NJ Allen, II. r. Paul. Miss Sardia
Murray, E. eKaton. r. S. Werner, S. r
Hawks. Miss Marion Mayer, Mr. Luz
bers, Ed F. Sehley, J. n. Huff, w. D.
Hendricks, George Ruppers.
GOVERNOR TO SPEAK-Governor
Campbell will address members of the
Phoenix chapter of the Society of
American Engineers at their regular
luncheon in the Grand Cafe at L
O'Clock noon today.
HERE ON HONEYMOON-Mr. and
Mrs. Anton Schmitz of Omaha arrived
here last night on their honeymoon
i, trip. They are stopping at the Adams
Mr.. Schmitz is a brother of Henry
Schmitz of The Republican circulation
department.
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