Arizona republican., 1922-06-13
ROOSEVELT FARM BUREAU

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The regular meeting of the Roosevelt
Farm Bureau will be held at Neigh
borhood House at o'clock this eve
ming. Reports will be heard on the
membership drive for the community
organizations and of the trustees of
the electrical district
TAKES NEW POslTIoN-Glen L.
Coffee has resigned his position in
the city engineers office to take one
with Warren Brothers, paving con-
tractors.
Rev. and Mrs. I. d. Douglas will
leavef or Claremont,. Calf, this eve
ming. to visit their children. who have
been attending school there. Rev.
Mr.. Douglas will return to this city
in two weeks, leaving Mrs. Douglas
and the children to spend the sum-
ARTIST STARTS cLASS-John j.
Coghlan, a local artist, is conducting
class in drawing and painting every
Monday at his studio at Cosmopoli-
tan hall.
A beautiful shower in honor OF Miss
Viola Fowler. who is to become the
bride of Edward De Lahne, was given
last week by Mrs. Sam Mallicoat and
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home Many attractive and appro-
pirate gifts were received by the
charming young bride-to-be. Among
those who were present at the af-
fair were the Misses Lou Morlay,
Cynthia Marlar, Edith Schrader,
LydiaS chrader. Anna Schrader. Lois
Townsend, Berlia Lou French. Sue
Perry, Deborah Adams, Thelma IT.
vine, Marie Gaskill. Vara Douglas,
Junia Douglas, Martha Lee Edens,
Gertrude Edens. Mrs. Charles Shoup.
Mrs Tadlock, Mrs. II. c. Jones. Mrs.
Doane and Mrs. Mcintosh.
THlMBLE CLUB TO MEET--The
Royal Neighbors Thimble club will
NEE at the home of Mrs. William
Clyde Clark, 61S North Sixth avenue,
at o'clock this afternoon. All mem
bers and visiting members are cor
daily invited to be present.
LEAVE ON MOTOR TOUR-Mrs.
Sarah Schwartz of sunny Rest sani-
tarium and Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel MUIR
ray of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, will
leave this morning for a tour OF
Arizona by motor car.
TWO PERMITS tSSUED-A per-
nit TO issue and sell 10000 shares at
so cents was issued to the Parent
Mining company yesterday by the
corporation commission and also to
issue and pool 100000 shares of stock
in exchange for property. The COM
pany was incorporated on May ~
1922 at $1,000.000 divided into shares
at the par value of ST. A permit to
sell $500 shares of stock at 10 cents
also was issued by the commission
to the Oatman Red Lion Mining
company. This company was incor-
porated on May IS. 1916 at $4,000
divided into shares at 10 cents each.
EXECUTIVE SESSION-Members
of the executive committee of the
Arizona chapter of tho American
Mining congress, who held their
quarterly meeting yesterday smorn
ing at the Hotel Adams, paid a social
call yesterday afternoon to the state
tax commission and to Governor
Campbell. j. E. Curry of Bisbee Is
secretary and r. E. Tally of Jerome
is the governor of the chapter. Rou-
tine matters pertaining to the chap
ter We're taken up and discussed at
the meeting yesterday morning.
TO SHIP TOURIST CARS-A car
load shipmentsof of motor cars will be
sent to Los Angeles at the end OF
this week by the Automobile Club
of Arizona. One automobile has al
ready been secured for the consign-
ment and two more are needed TO
complete the car. President Sidney
j. Ross. of the automobile club. urges
all members of the organization who
wish to avail themselves of the great
saving which the carload shipment
affords to sign up early in the week.
Another carload shipment will be
made about July 1.
TO BRITISH COLUMBIA Mr..
and Mrs. Perry NJ. Williams will
leave on Thursday for the summer.
They will drive by auto to California
and will make a tour of that state,
visiting the Yosemite and other
points Of interest and will perhaps go
as far north as British Columbia.