Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
LOCALITIES
MuRpHY pIsIRIcr SERVICES

MURPHY DISTRICT SERVICES =
Murphy Union Sunday school will be
held today at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. Triple
is superintendent. There will be
preaching at $3.50 p m. Prayer meet
ing on Friday evening at $50
VETERANS TO BE HOSTS = The
United Confederate Veterans have in
Daughters of the Confederacy, to be
their guests at the Y. NJ. c. A. at $50
o'clock this afternoon.
CLASS IN CHRISTIAN LIVING
A free class in Primary Lesson in
Christian Living and Healing" will be
held on Wednesday afternoon at
o clock at 237 North Fifth street. The
subject will be Divine Inspiration
Our Strength
HERE ON BUsiNESS-Art Houston
of the Adyer- Service company of Los
Angeles is in the city for stay of sew
eral days, going over advertising mat.
tiers with a local client, the Electrical
Equipment company of Arizona.
BISHOP TO SPEAk-Bishop Atwood
will preach at st. Marks Episcopal
church at Mesa this mornoing and at
$3.50 O'Clock this evening will give an
address in the music room of the San
Marcos arcade at Chandler.
UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS -
The following undelivered kilograms
are at the local office of the Western
Union: F. W. Goldman, r. A. Wells,
Carl Stecker, w. H Stalker, dab
Hinrach, H. B. Phelps, Mrs. A. t.
Bloom, Mrs Della Pittman Roger Ber-
tagna, Howard Smith, J. E. Brownlee.
REGULAR MASS MEETING - DR..
ID. Fl. Reid, pastor of the Tempe Meth
odist church, will be the speaker, and
the male quartet of the First Baptist
church will furnish the music. this
afternoon at o'clock at the Central
Iat let oh sol 10 1lr- not
ing of the Law Enforcement League.
| The public is invited.
| Y. S. ENGINEER HERE-J. B. Spie-
| gel, assistant engineer in the water re-
sources branch of the United States
| geological survey, arrived in Phoenix
yesterday after making surface water
| Investigations in Prescott and Topock.
| Mr.. Spiegel plans to be in Arizona for
several weeks checking up on the
stream flow of the state. He makes
his headquarters in Denver.
ARRAiGNED ON CHARGE = Roy
Ware was arraigned Friday afternoon
/ before Justice Nat I. Mckee on a
charge of grand larceny He fur
nished bond of 5000 for his appear
ance at preliminary hearing Tuesday
afternoon. The complaint was made
by Dan f. Shea, who charges Ware
| took s103 from the cash register in
| his soft drink stand and pool hall at %
4
arrested by Constable Evan Wilson.
| LIFE UNDERWRITERS MEET
| The first regular meeting of the Life
Underwriters association of Arizona
will be held in the banquet room of the
Grand cafe at "a West Adams street
on Monday, Feb. %, following a lunch
con at 1915. This organization. which
includes practically every live life I'M
| derwriter in the state, was formed on
the occasion of the sales congress held
| in the Adams hotel by officials of the
national association in January. Every
person in Arizona who is engaged in
the business of legal reserve life in
surance is urged to attend.
| CELEBRATE BiRTHDAY-In cele-
bration of her fifteenth birthday, Miss
| Hassfe Sexson gave a charming party
yesterday afternoon in honor of her
niece, Miss Edith Sexson. The event
took place at their home, 338 North
| Fourth avenue, when a group of high
school girls enjoyed a jolly afternoon
with the guest of honor Those there
were Miss Alberta Munson. Miss jose
| phine Bales Miss Lucille Brown, Miss
Martha Alkire, Miss Eleanor Stephens,
Miss Lucille Doster, Miss Emma Kath-
crime Edwards, Miss Helen Whittlesey
and Miss Verne Monette.
GIVES DINNER PARTY-One of the
most delightful dinner parties given
this season was the third of series
given by Mrs. G. n. Baker at her home,
/ 356 North First avenue, on Washing
tons birthday. Miniature flags at
each guests place was suggestive of
the event, while the center piece was
! red, white and blue, carnations featur-
ing the red. frezies being the white, and
! bachelor buttons the blue. The favors
| were blue bachelor buttons. The guest
| list numbered IA. Mrs. Baker again
entertained on Wednesday with guest
/ list of six.
\ VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT - A
4 jury yesterday in Judges Jenckes' di-
4 vision of the superior court returned
verdict for the defendant in the case
of A. Blasingame against Maricopa
county for judgment for damages
Blasingame alleged he sustained by
the overflow. of the Salt river at the
Central street bridge during the flood
in February, 1920. Blasingame origi-
nally asked for $4,000, but this was
reduced to $11600, for the nurser.
stock washed away. The value of tht
land was left to the jury. Blasingamt
alleged in building the bridge tn,
county failed to make the causeway:
wide enough to take care of the floot
waters, with the result that the over
flow came around the south end of thu
bridge and washed away his nurser,
stock and the land.
ANNOUNCE DELEGATES-Wom
ranging the list of delegates and alter
mates to be present at the annual con
yention of the state federation which
Will be held in Miami April SO. TIL
Harmony club yesterday announced it
Representatives which will include il
addition to the present executive boart
| comprising Mrs. Henry BaswitZ, Mrs
+. \. Hughes, Mrs. George Barnum
Mrs. Fred Huck and Mrs. A. ]. Bel
10 rs the following delegates, Mrs. Z
r. Patton, Mrs. Jack Thorpe, Mrs. A
J. Vault, Mrs. w. E. Saxton. Mrs. Mi
! Simms. Mrs. R. b. WEIGH, Mrs. J. F
Thurman and Mrs. Grace HARDWOOD
and a1ternates Mrs. A. j. Yerans, Mrs
| August Haseland, Mrs. ]. G. Mason
| Mrs. Sarah Swartz, Mrs. j. ]. Sullivan
Mrs C. II. Valentine and Mrs. j. A
Richards. The club will hold a socia
| session on Wednesday afternoon at tn
| Woman's club, the hostesses including
J Mrs. Nit Simms, Mrs. F.. NJ. Allen, Mrs
Will Ryan, Mrs. w. J. jameson ant
Mrs. J. Il. Richards.