Arizona republican., 1922-04-30

special lecture in answer to Spiritism
has been arranged by the lnterna-
tional Bible Students of Phoenix at
the Arizona School of Music Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. The subject
Of the lecture is Proofs That Spirit
ism is Demonism."
OHIOANS VISITING - Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert S. Allen and family OF
Akron, o., are visiting in this city
They arrived by motor car and are
staying at the Jefferson hotel.
BISHOP ATWOOD TO LECTURE
Bishop j. w Atwood will give the
second of his lectures on Great Re-
ligious Leaders of the Nineteenth
Century, at the musical service this
evening in Trinity cathedral His
subject will be Arthur Stanley, his
torian, liberal theologian and dean OF
Westminster Abbey.
HERE FROM IoWA--AIr. and Mrs.
Joe Wenger of Ames, Iowa, are guests
at the Hotel Adams. Mr.. Wenger
formerly was employed as bacteriolo-
gist at the Maricopa Creamery and
resigned that position to enlist for
the war. He is looking over the val
ley with view to locating here.
TO ELECT DELEGATES-A meet
ing viii be held at the Murphy school
at $3.50 o'clock Tuesday to elect dele
gates to the Democratic conference
which will be held in Phoenix on May
Q. All members of the Democratic
party in the Murphy district is urged
to attend this meeting.
TEAC ERS ENTERTAIN -
Women teachers of the English de-
partment of Phoenix Union high
school entertained other women men,
bers Of the high school faculty at q
tea at Cottonwood court last Tues
day afternoon from to o'clock
The program consisted Of a most in
teresting talk by Mrs Albert Il
Thornton of Atlanta, Georgia, who
was introduced by her personal
friend, Mrs. Isabel Yaeger of the
English department. and clever stunts
were put on by the various depart
ments Miss Bess Barkley sang sev--
eral songs. Refreshments were served
and as the guests departed. each one
was given a bouquet of rosebuds
from the Cottonwood court rose gar
dens.
REVIVAL IN PRoGREss-A re-
vival is in progress at the Pente-
costal Church of God hall. two doors
east on South Second street and Easi
! Madison street All are invited tC
attend and bring their friends. Meet
ings are held every evening at 7;S'
o'clock during the week and all daS
on Sunday. Evangelist A. f. Sutter ]:
in charge. There is good singing.
VISITED AT SUPERIoR-John II
| Evans of Fowler spent the week enc
with friends at Superior and ATTENDED
| the celebration at Miami on Saturday
GEORGIAN TO PiCNIC-Formel
residents of Georgia now living II
| the Salt River valley. members OF TN
Georgia society will meet in tht
court room of Judge f. III. Lyman OF
/ Wednesday evening to make arrange.
ments for the annual picnic of thu
society Guy Scuff is president o.
the society and Mrs. l.. j. Holzwarth
secretary.
NEBRASKA PlcNIc-The annua
picnic of the Nebraska society vii
be held on Saturday, May 20. This
place has not yet been decided upon
4 The Nebraska society was ORGANIZED
last year the first picnic being hell
at Eastlake park. About $50 formel
residents of Nebraska registered a
that time. 1t is estimated that there
are at least twice that number in thu
valley now. Plans for the picnic thii
! year include a basket dinner at IL: y
O'Clock and program of sports II
! the afternoon. Werner Moore is pres
4 ident OF the society, Earl Power i
4 vice president and Mrs. Maybell'
/ Craig is secretary.
HOLD RECEPTlON--A reception
was held on Tuesday evening at the
i Nurses home at St. Josephs hospita
/ in honor of Mrs. Alice Pancravie and
Jeanette Hemphill who are to be
graduated this year from the st
! Joseph School for Nurses. The home
was prettily decorated with sprins
flowers. The evening was pleasantly
passed with cards and dancing.
HERE FROM MARlCOPA-Miss
Jean Shannon, telegraph operator o.
Maricopa, Arizona. was the guest o.
Mrs. Clarence Townsend last Satur.
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