Arizona republican., 1922-04-23
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING :

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SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING -
The Capitol Sunday school will meet
at the school, corner Van Buren, and
Seventeenth avenue, at o'clock this
afternoon. Everyone is cordially in
vited to- attend.
SOUTH SIDE SUNDAY SCHOOL
The South Side Sunday school will
meet this morning at 9:45 o'clock at
Lincoln school. corner Lincoln and
First street. All are cordially invited
to be present
BEREAN SERVICES Services at
the Berean chapel today begin with
Sunday school classes at 8 o'clock
pm, and preaching at 7:30 o'clock.
The subject of the evening sermon
will be "The Personal Element in
Morals and Religion"
NEW THOUGHT MEETlNG--G.
Wesley Stafford, field secretary of
the International New Thought alli-
ance, will coEduct a meeting at 81
West Lynwood street, tomorrow aft
ernoon at 2:30 o'clock. for those who
are interested IN new thought.
CONFISCATE STILL--A still and
four barrels of mash was confiScated
on a ranch 35 miles northwest of
Phoenix early yesterday morning by
Under Sheriff Bowers. Deputy Sheriff
Dewitt and agents of the federal pro-
hibition office. The operator could
not be found.
TO TAKE VACATIONS Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Haskett. who have spent
the winter in this city, will leave
tomorrow on their summer vacations.
Mrs. Haskell will 60 to Los Angeles
and Mr.. Haskett to Flagstaff Mr..
Haskell has spent is consecutive win
ters in Phoenix.
WINS FIRST PRIzE--Word was
received yesterday by Mrs. Beulah
L. Smith, of the local office of the
Western Union, that her daughter
Mildred, a former student at Phoe-
nix high school, won first prize and
a gold medal for dramatic reading of
high school class in Rogers county,
Oklahoma. She will compete for the
state title next month.
CREIGHTON DEFEATS PEN
DERGAST--In one Of the most ex-
citing games of the season Cheighton
baseball team defeated the fast Pen
dergast Junior High school at Pen
dergast last Friday by a score Of s
to 6. A sacrifice play by Richards in
the sixth inning. whose pretty bunt
tied the score for Creighton. proved
the undoing of the Pendergast boys.
A return game will be played on the
Creighton grounds next Friday,
April %. at 2:30 O'Clock
REALTORS TO MEET-The regu-
lar bi-monthly meeting OF the Salt
River Valley Realtors association win
be held at noon Monday April "a. at
the Adams hotel. J. G. Dobbins will
be chairman of the day. with City
Engineer l.. b. Hitchcock as speaker
of the day. Some very important
matters will come up for discussion.
All members are urged to attend.
Visiting realtors are invited to be
present.
Will GIVE READINGS = Miss
Betty Palmer daughter of DIR. r. F.
Palmer of Mesa, will be heard in a
reading on the Monday evening pro-
gram at the Arizona School OF Music.
Miss Palmer possesses much talent,
and has won praise for her clever
acting in various plays the past sea-
son, having appeared as Galatea in
the great Greek play. "Pygmalian and
Galatea,p at the Woman's club in
March, and upon several benefit club
programs
TO APPEAR IN DANcE-Kermit
King, the talented young dancing
pupil of e. Paula Revare, will be seen
in an Orienta1e dance on the program
at the Arizona School of Music. this
week, Monday evening. Kermit
danced at the reception given for Ex-.
Vice President and Mrs. Marshall, at
Scottsdale, just before their departure
for the East, and received an ova-
ton at that time. He also recently
appeared with great success before
the Tempe Musicians club
JURY DISAGREES - A jury in
Justice Nat McKee's West Phoenix
precinct justice court who heard tes-
timony in a misdemeanor action
against Emory =. Hurley, charged
with maintaining a public nuisance,
was unable to agree litter two hours
deliberation and was excused by the
court late Friday. Hurley, who has
the contract for garbage disposal in
Phoenix, was charged with main
tanning nuisance in the operation of
a hoggery on South Fifteenth avenue.
near the river.
PLEADS NOT GUILTY - Juan
Reynosa entered a plea of not guilty
to a charge of criminal assault when
he was afraigned before Judge r. c.
Stanford in the criminal division of
superior court yesterday. His trial
was set for May 81 Theodore AL
cantar, charged with burglary, also
entered plea of not guilty His trial
was set for April 81. Tomas Morti-
more, whose true name is Tomas
Mortemorif, charged with issuing
fictitious check asked additional time
in which to plead He was given un-
til $3.50 o'clock Monday morning.