Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
PHOENIX - Where
every day in Winter is a
golfing day.
Where
FRIENDSHIP CLUB MEETs-Tl

FRIENDSHIP CLUB MEETS-The
| Friendship club will meet at the home
of Mrs. ]. H. Reed, 526 East Willetta
street, next Thursday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock.
THESE WILL MARRY - Licenses
to marry were issued yesterday to
Harry l.. Davis, %. and Novella
Cline, 20, both OF Phoenix: and John
t. Miller, As, and Annie Reed, 80,
both of Glendale.
MENTAL SclENCE-Sunday lee
ture at p. m, at College Hall, 1927
North Tenth avenue by DR.. d. V.
DeSaffery. Subject: Woman Beau
tiful." The public is invited. Glass
in session daily at p. m
HAT SHOP MOVES - Tie Agnes
Kenzie Hat shop, formerly located at
lit North Second avenue. is now es-
tablished in its new location at 6
West Adams street. II win hereaf-
ter be known as the Kewpie Hat
Shop.
C. E. EXECUTIVE RoARD-The
Maricopa County Christian Endeavor
executive board will meet this aft
ernoon at o'clock at the Central
Christian church. All members are
urged to be present.
UNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS -
kilograms are at the Western I'm
ion for William II. Conklin. J. II.
Rogers, Cleon Knapp, Lee McCul-
Tough. Oscar Barfoot and John b.
Miller.
GOV. HUNT SOON TO ARRIVE
A telegram received yesterday by
f. X. j. Mcbride from Senator Ash
urst said that former Governor Hunt
had concluded his business with the
cfa "a Nar~tf1 mt ic fT-nr
Siam and that he had left tonight
| before for Arizona. 1t is expected
| that he will arrive here next Tuesday.
WINDOW CLEANING SERVICE
| II. Mann, a recent arrival in Phoenix
| from San Francisco. has established
an up-to-date window cleaning and
| janitor service. He is prepared TO
make contracts with business men
| for regular janitor service The title
| of the concern is the Advanced
Window Cleaning and Janitor Ser
| vice.
EGG MEN TO MEET-The Salt
/ River Valley Egg Producers asso-
citation will hold their annual meeting
on Feb q, at pm. at the Water
/ Users building. The subject of egg
storage will be considered. All podl-
trymen interested in the storage Of
| eggs for 1922 are invited to attend by
| Z. D. Bowker, manager.
! CHILDREN ENTER T A N . -
| Through the courtesy of Mrs W. Il.
| Deity the older children at the De-
tention home were taken to the
Elks theater yesterday afternoon to
see the Dunbar Opera company in
| "Pinafore.p The children were de-
| lighted with the performance, which
! proved one of the finest treats pro-
| vided for them in weeks.
TO PLAN ENTERTAINMENT -
/ c. c.. Stukey. member OF the board
| OF supervisors Of Yavapai county
and of the Arizona Good Roads assos
citation, is in the city as a member
/ of the entertainment committee OF
/ the Bankhead National Highway asso
citation to prepare plans for the en-
htertainment of the delegates TO the
convention here April 24-29.
VI YEOMEN SOCIETY ENTERTAIN
4 members of the Yeomen society are
! looking forward in anticipation to
Thursday evening, Feb. 23, when the
! field force will entertain the mem
bers and their friends. The program
for the evening includes dancing and
eats, according to the announcement
of Leona Morgan. district manager.
CARD PARTY AND DANCE-Miss
Betty Barry entertained with a card
party and dance at her home Friday
night in honor of Miss Helen Gween
who is here from Denver visiting Mr..
and Mrs. George Ryan. Included
among the guests were Misses Ruth
| Conklin, Helen Ryan, Katherine
| F'reisner, Grace Ryan, Lester De-
Mond, Driton Udell, Louis Hart. Har-
old Mosier. Tom Weatherford and
| Jimmy Smith.
GOVERNOR TO sPEAK-Kiwa-
nian tom" Campbell, governor of
| the state OF Arizona, will speak to
| the members of the Phoenix club
! Tuesday on "Child Welfare Work in
| the State Of Arizona" Leo Weaver
will be chairman of the day and Har-
ry Souvaine and Penelope Davis will
entertain with music and song. An
added feature win be a short talk on
| the Arizona Industrial congress BY
p. G. Spilsbury.
TO TRY FOR COMMISSION -
Lacy A. Eastburn, second lieutenant
of battery y, Arizona national guard,
| Is in Phoenix from Flagstaff for the
purpose of appearing before the eX-
amining board to determine his pro-
| fessionai fitness for a permanent
commission in the national guard.
! The examining board is composed of
Colonel H. A. Hanigan, Major Nc
Kinley and Major Woodall, who yes
| terday conducted the examination in
field artillery in Mesa. 1t is believed
that three days will be required in
which to complete the test.