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country club will give a buffet
supper dance this evening. The sup
per has been announced for o'clock
with dancing until midnight.
DENIES WIFE DlVORCE-After a
hearing of the case yesterday, Judge
j. s. Jenckes denied May Morris a
decree OF divorce from Mike Morris
She charged cruelty.
LICENSED TO WED-Licenses to
marry We're issued yesterday to
Tomas Albillar, 21, and Carmelita
Munoz. %, both of Gila Bend;
Charles A. Porter, % and May Welsh,
IS, both of Phoenix.
LADIES' AID TO MEET-The
Ladies' Aid society of the Zion Luth-
eran church will meet at the home of
Mrs. b. Dalyeat 122 North Ninth
avenue, at 2:30 o'clock this after
noon.
INsPEcTS PRIsoN-Burt wingar,
secretary to the board of directors of
state institutions, spent yesterday in
Florence, where he made an inspec-
ton Of the state penitentiary. He is
expected to return today.
RETURNS TO HOME. E. Curry
of Bisbee, secretary OF the Arizona
chapter, American Mining Congress.
returned to his home yesterday after
spending two days in Phoenix on
business.
NASH CAR sToLEN-A Nash six
touring car, the property of j. L. SEN
tires of Glendale, was stolen from
Ninth avenue and Van Buren, street
about 6 o'clock last night, according
to a report made by the owner to
police headquarters. The machine
carried a 1921 license plate, number
1888.
TO HOLD ANNUAL MEET-The
annual meeting OF the Madison
Womans club will be held Friday.
Jan. 13, at p. m. at the home OF
Mrs. w. A. Wilson on Asylum road.
A full attendance is desired, as there
will be an election of officers.
PREACHING SERViCE-Preach
ing services will be held at the Bevean
mission. Virginia avenue and Elev-
eth street, at 1880 tonight The Rev.
Cressy will preach. Everyone is in
vited to attend the services
WHO WANTS FOX TERRlER2-
A female fox terrier is at the dis
posal OF any one who can give her a
good home. One condition of the
gift Is that the home must be sur
rounded by a fence. Application may
be made to Humane Officer Canning
TO DINE AT ADAMS-The Ameri-
can Overseas League will hold a din
ner meeting at $50 o'clock this even
ing at the Adams hotel Reservations
can be made until noon today through
the president, Miss Hannah Egelston,
who can be reached by telephoning
6270.
MINE INCORPORATES The
Monday Mining Group incorporated
yesterday filed its articles of incor-
poration with the corporation com.
mission, the incorporators being
Frank Derrick and Bessie Derrick OF
Rochester. The authorized capital
stock OF the corporation was given as
s1,50O,000 divided into 100000 shares
81 par.
BOBBY BURNS cELEBRATIoN-
The anniversary of the birth of
Robert Burns will be celebrated by
the Caledonian club at the Woman's
Building on the night OF January %.
1t is promised that the Scotch at
mosphere that night will be thick.
The program is an interesting one
with the kilties and the bagpipe to
the fore.
TO GIVE BOX SocIAL-The girls
| classes and the "GanG" of the First
Baptist church will have a joint box
social in the boys rooms of the NJ.
CA. tonight. The young people will
attend the basketball game in the
gymnasium at S:15 and then adjourn
to the social. Rev. Mr.. Shanks, the
pastor, will auctioneer the boxes.
GIVEN JAIL SENTENCE-Isador
| Manages, Anton Santo, and Elmer
Polio, who pleaded guilty Tuesday to
a charge of petty larceny. yesterday
! were sentenced by Justice Nat T..
Mckee to serve 10 days each in the
| county Jail. dating from Jan. g. They
were charged with taking $15.75
worth Of cotton from II. L. Hagin.
AWARD CoNTRACT-The Manu-
| featuring Stationers yesterday were
awarded the contract for the making
of the 1928 tax rolls by the board
! of supervisors. Their bid of $685. for
| the job was the lowest of six bids
| opened by the board. The highest
bid made was 1925. The contract
calls for the printing and binding of
10 tax roll books, each book to con-
tain $500 pages.
WANTS TO FIND BROTHER
Mrs. Eva Tyler Of Layton, Kent
| county, Texas, has written to Sheriff
| Montgomery asking for the address
! of her half brother, w. NJ. Mhoon
He formerly lived in Phoenix. she
| says, but moved onto a ranch near
the city. Anyone knowing of his
| whereabouts is asked TO call the
sherlffs office. or write to Mrs.
| Tyler at Layton Texas
RECEPTION FOR NEW PASTOR
| ATnVr t.-Ns f,-t1 A. - -
vary Baptist church will give a re-
ception to their new pastor. the Rev.
! Sam p. Gott and his family Friday
evening in the church rooms at %
South Second avenue. The Rev. Gott
has but recently come to Phoenix
| from Jackson. Mo. The reception
| will be extended to the new members
of the church, and all who are in
terested in the work are asked to
come and enjoy the program and So
! cial hour.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMs-civil
service examinations for the position
of watchman and labofer (third
grade) will be held at the postoffice
in this city on Feb. II. Those who
desire to take this examination may
address secretary, Board Of Civil Ex-
an1iners, post office, Phoenix, for
NaA AiAAOi Iie1liOit We W SAdliillid-
tion, qualifications, duties. salaries,
| etc.
WOULD HELP LONESOME CHILD
Which child In Arizona lives farth-
est away from a church? Catherine
Coleman II years old, Sunday
school scholar OF the Presbyterian
church of Morristown, Pa. has just
sent her Sunday school papers to do
missionary work in Arizona. The
papers are written by Catherine and
display extreme neatness and first
class workmanship and she is anxious
that they be passed on to some child
Of her own age. Those who desire to
compete for this honor may commu
nicate with r. M, McMurdo, Good
year, Arizona.