Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
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 The Hassayampa creamery has turned over it's unit in the Industrial week exhibition tent to the Y. w. c. A, which organization will serve Ight lunches each afternoon and eve nlnS. Lily Milk, a product of the 1assayampa company, will be dem ohstrated in the serving of coffee and not cocoa, it was announced. Sand Wtcnes also will be served at the unit, while flowers will be on sale at the same booth. The public is cordially invited to visit this unit. for the en- tire proceeds will go into the associa- tion treasury
 GARFIELD SUNDAY SCHOOL The regular weekly meeting of the Garfield Sunday school will be held at the school building, Garfield and thirteenth streets, at 9:30 o'clock thls morning. Classes are held for pupils Of all age, the adult class be- Ing conducted by Dr. Will Wilkinson. A class for girls of high school age IS being organized and it is the hope or the school that all girls eligible Tn the community will enroll. B. D. Arnold is superintendent of the school
 FIRST NAZARENE CHURCH Regular services will be conducted at the First NaZarene church, Fifth ave- nue and Monroe street, today. Sun day school begins at 9:45 a. n., with preaching services beginning at II a. m. and 2:S 30 D. m. A young peoples meeting is scheduled at 6:S0 o'clock with the usual evening preaching service beginning at 7:30 o'clock. Evangelist E. Edward Roberts will preach at the morning and evening services and Rev. Earnest G. Roberts will have charge of the afternoon meeting. Special music has been prepared.
 CAPITAL scHooL-sunday school p. m.. Those who can teach arc earnestly requested to attend and take class. J. E. Harrison, P. F.
 SOUTH PHOENIX - LINCOLN SCHOOL-Sunday school at 9:45 a m. A good attendance desired. Nc | preaching at night.
 PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY The Theosophical society meets this even 1 ing at 7:30 o'clock in Room Is, Ari- zona Fire Insurance building. Subject of discussion, Man and His Bodies | Visitors are welcome.
 INTO NEW CLUB RooMS-Mari. copa post No. 720, Veterans of Foreign | Wars, has moved into its new pos l anu NluD III llAC AIOHOAAlO | ing, where it held its initial meetins ! Monday evening. The session wa! l featured by the report of Maj. Thom- as P. Johnson, who was a delegat, | to the national encampment held 1T Detroit, Sept. 19 to 25. Major John son. who is senior vice commando 1 of the local post and a member of tn | staff of the state highway depart ment, made his report to the post.
 SET TRIAL OF BOMB SUS PECTS-John Black and W. J Hughes yesterday pleaded not guilt. to a vagrancy charge before Justic Henry J. Sullivan and their trial wa set for Monday afternoon. The, | were committed to the county jai 1 when they failed to furnish a bond O $500 each. They were arrested las Monday night as suspects in the bonn explosion near the circus ground 1 while the night performance was il progress.
 CHARGED WITH FORGERY Jack Graham yesterday was ar raigned before Justice Henry J. Sul livan on a charge of forgery and wa committed to the county jail under bond of $500. The hearing was SC for Monday afternoon.
 GUILTY OF ASSAULT - Henr Herz yesterday pleaded guilty befor Justice Nat T. Mckee to a charg of simple assault and was fined S10.