Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
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ENTERrAINs MEN ERIENns

ENTERTAINS MEN FRIENDS
Thomas Ellis entertained several OF
his men friends at his home at 33l
| North Second avenue on Friday even
| ing, the time being passed very
! pleasantly with music and games. A
! buffet supper was served at a late
| hour.
TO GIVE DINNER - The Pan
Hellenic club will give a dinner at
the San Marcos hotel next Friday
evening, preceding the dance. Res
ervation may be made tomorrow
through Miss Dorothy Knox. tele-
phone 1876.
Mr.. JETER'S sUBJEcT-At the
Community tabernacle tonight Mr..
Jeter will preach on What kind of
a girl should a young man marry and
what kind of a young man should a
girl marry" He also will touch on
local vice conditions.
FORMER r ENT DIES
Word was received here yesterday of
the death of Mrs. Susie r. Mills. a
former resident of Phoenix, at River
side, Calf. Her death occurred Fri
day. March "a, tie communication
said. Funeral arrangements have
not been completed as yet.
MAY SELL SHARES Two per
mits to sell or issue stock were
granted by the corporation commits
sion yesterday. The Oatman Hilltop
Gold Mines company incorporated
March s. 1922 with a capital stock
OF $l50,0O0 at the par value of 10
cents share. was authorized to issue
10000 shares Of stock TO II. NJ Cas-
we'll and 100000 shares to M. B.
Dudley. at 20 cents a share.
Dl EAnG HIIIl TN
yesterday pleaded guilty in the su-
perior court to a charge of burglary
and will be sentenced on March 80 by
Judge r. G. Stanford. His bond was
revoked and he was remanded to the
custody Of the sheriff. Horton was
charged with entering a battery SER
vice station in Mesa several weeks
ago and taking a number of storage
batteries.
THESE WILL WED-Licenses to
carry were issued yesterday to Bert
K. Kerr, SO, of San Jose Calf. and
Olive May Wilson, Al. of Phoenix;
Walter McClanahan. 80 and Lulu
Mechanism. 25. both of Tempe; Pc
dro Valdez. 2S, and Erdia Duarte. II,
both OF Litchfield: Robert B. Young.
%, and Mamie Robinson. 26. both of
Tempe; and Henry L. Williams, 81,
and Manda Millikin, 81. both OF Phoe-
nix.
ILL AT RIVERsIDE-Mrs. Frank
A. jefferson, who was called to Riv-
erside, Calf, recently because OF the
serious illness of Mr.. Jeffersons IA
ther. has been quite i'll with heart
trouble during the past 10 days. ac-
cording to word received her yester-
day. AS soon as Mrs. Jefferson is
able to travel, she will return TO
Phoenix with her husband. The
elder Mr.. jefferson IS we'll on the
road to recovery. the communication |
said.
TO EAT ARIZONA GRAPEFRUIT |
Eugene Meyer. Jr.. managing di-
rector OF the war finance corporation, |
may breakfast in California tomor-
row, but it is probable he Will do so /
on Arizona grapefruit. Mr.. Meyer |
was presented with a large box Of the |
famous valley fruit yesterday by p /
G. Spilsbury, president OF the Ari-
zona Industrial congress. that his
party might have a practical demon
of the quality of the baby /
states farm products
THANKS FOR DONATlONS-Mrs.
Cleotilde Torres of 1926 East Jeffer-
son street, whose home and entire
household goods and clothing were
destroyed by fire last Wednesday.
desires to thank the Orange Blossom
sewing society for their liberal dona-
lions. including a quilt and many
other useful articles. Mrs Torres is
the mother of eight children.