Arizona republican., 1922-04-29
NATIVE SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF ARIZONA

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of Mesa yesterday in honor of Mrs.
Asby's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Logan,
who are visiting here from their
home in Prescott Among those who
attended the affair were Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. L. r.
Dimes Mrs. Hannah Fink. Miss Anna
Fink, Joe Fink, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. III.
B. White, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tay-
lor and daughter and Ed Whitaker.
PICNIC AT PAPAGO PARK
Members and friends of the Congre-
gational Sunday school are planning
to hold a picnic at Papago park to-
morrow afternoon and evening. Cars
viii leave the church. Second and
Willetta streets. at 2:30 o'clock. The
scouts of Troop 10 are making this
the occasion for hike also.
NEW LUNCH ROOM-Charles
Gass, who two years ago opened a
restaurant on North First avenue. is
now inaugCrating "Charley's" lunch
room at 106 East Adams street. The
first servings will take place at s
o'clock Monday evening. Mr.. Gass
has been in Phoenix for IL years.
most of which time he has spent in
the restaurant business.
SUFFERS RELAPSE-Mrs. w. II.
Zook, wife of the Rev. w. II. zook.
pastor of tn Federated church at
Flagstaff WI o has been an inmate
of the Deaconess hospital for the last
three weeks. suffered a relapse on
Thursday night and yesterday her
condition W Is regarded as critical
Mr. Zook is at her bedside.
VISITING EDITOR LEAvES-G.
A. Martin. managing editor of the El
Paso Herald, who has been in Phoe-
nix for several days, left yesterday
morning for Miami over the new Mi
ami Superior highway. where he will
attend the celebration of the formal
opening of the highway. Mr.. Martin
will spend several days in the ella
valley before returning to FL Paso.
RECEIVERS FROM ILLNESS
Neri Osborn Jl.,. chief clerk Of the
inheritance tax department of the
state treasurers office, will return
to his desk Monday morning. Mr.. Os-
born has been confined to his home
for several weeks on account Of the
NEW Observation-Disclosures
of incorporation were issued yester-
day by the corporation commission
to the Crown of Sonora Mining COM
pany of Hermosillo Mex. The COM
tai stock of S1,000,000, divided into
shares of 81 each. The company will
conduct q general mining business in
Sonora, Mex
CATTLEMAN HERE-H. K. Street
of Fairbanks and Hereford. manager
of the Boquiallas Land and Cattle
company. is at the Commercial ho-
tel. Mrs. Street is with him. Mr..
and Mrs. Street came to Phoenix to
attend the Good Roads convention.
SEARCH FOR STOLEN HORSE
Al Dewitt and Gilbert Blanco re-
turned yesterday from an 500 mile
trip into Old Mexico on a search for
the lost or stolen race horse, Apache
Kid, which disappeared from ranch
on the Tempe Mesa highway more
GOES 10 TRACK MEET Ray
mond r. Ealhart, state treasurer left
last night for Tucson where he will
attend the high school track meet at
the university. Harry Earhart, the
treasurer's son, is an entrant from the
Nogales high school in the high jump
and the dashes. Young Earhart ex-
pects to break the state high school
record for the high jump. Mr.. Ear
hart said Mrs. Earhart will ac-
company her son from Nogales to
Tucson and will join her husband
there.
AT THE REvtvAL--"s Salvation in
Christ was Evanbelist Reedy's s
theme at the Adams school auditor
ium last night. The central thought
of the entire Bible is mans redemp-
ton through Christ. There is no
other name under Heaven given
among men whereby we must be
saved" Acts Alp. The exaltation of
Christ as the true son of God and
the great opportunity afforded man
through this Being from the other
world was the speakers main pur-
pose. The meetings continue next
week, and on indefinitely. You still
have the opportunity of hearing these
able presentations of the Bibles
teaching every night at 500.
FIRST PRIZE WlNNER-Due to
an error in the list given The Re-
publican of prize winners of the jubi-
lee parade on Thursday night, credit
was given to the wrong company for
first prize. The Arizona Seed and
Floral conpany's entry was the true
winner Of the event. A float deco
rated with the various products
handled by the Arizona Seed and
Floral company was the chef d'ouvrc
of the parade. Flanking the main
float were men disguised as turnlps.
onions, carrots and other celebrated
vegetables. The entry carried a
double kick. it was amusing as well
as instructive.
ScOTTSDALE CLUB ELECTS
An interesting meeting of the Scotts-
dale Women's club was held Wed
nesday afternoon and officers were
elected for the ensuing year. The re-
ports of the delegates from the club
to the stat, convention of women's S
clubs, hele recently in Douglas were
read A report also was made on the
year book of the club which is now
in the process of making A meeting
of the executive board also was held
The following officers were elected
Mrs nj 8 Crosse nresidenf. Mrs Y