Arizona republican., 1922-04-02
LAST MEETING OF
WOMAN s CLUB Of
PEORIA ON TUESDAY

PEORIA, April 1.-The next meet
ing Of the Peoria Woman's club, that
is to be held Tuesday afternoon at
the club house, is scheduled to be
meeting of unusual interest to all
members of the club. The meeting
will be in the nature of a Magazine
day" and the program given will deal
entirely with kindred subjects. The
following program will be given;
List of Magazines Used in the
Home Mrs. o. w. Jennings; Mag
azines in the School" Mrs. A, Il.
Haage; Reading" Mrs. C. V. Tuttle;
Magazines and Business" Mrs. Roy
Bechtol; Magazines and Education"
Mrs. w. f. Deatsch; Magazines and
Art" Miss Marshall; Reading" Miss
Eaton; Reading" Lorene Tuttle.
Stolen Car Recovered
Through the efforts of Officer Akin
and the man in charge of the county
tow team across New river Ford
car was recovered today. During last
night the persons who had stolen the
car attempted to cross New river and
getting off the path mired down and
were forced to abandon the car. This
morning no owner returned for the
car and the man at the crossing sent
notice to Officer Akin, who found
out that the car was stolen.
Farm Bureau Viii Meet
Notices are being mailed TO all cot
ton growers and farm bureau mem
hers of this section announcing that
meeting of the local farm bureau
will be held next Friday evening at
the grammar school auditorium.
Questions regarding the picking of
cotton and ginning charges will come
up for discussion and the growers
will be requested to vote on whether
the cotton win be picked by contract
system or the old method. Also
whether the ginning charge will be
made upon the cotton seed or the
bale basis will be decided.
Mr.. Elliott. attorney for the county
farm bureau and Pima Cotton Grow
ers' association, will be the speaker
for the evening.
Here on Business
Miss Clara Morgan, formerly of
Peoria but now Of St Louis, is in
town attending to business matters
Large Crowd Attend
The Fireman's ball held in the club
house last evening was one of the
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crowd present was one of the best
that has attended functions of this
kind in a long time. The music was
splendid and the floor in the best or
condition and this together with
crowd seeking the most JOY in dane
ing made the evening one long TO be
remembered The funds received
will be used to attend the expenses
of the volunteer department.
Visitor Here
Dr Franklin Of Glendale was a
Peoria visitor today attending TO
some very important business mat
ters.
Car Sold
A Ford car belonging to the VAL
lev Champion bakery was sold yes
terday at the Jennings garage by
court sale. The suit was instituted
by the Union Oil company and 1t was
sold to satisfy a claim the company
held
o. W. Jennings also entered me-
chanics lien against the car and on
decision rendered by Judge Mckee
! was given the amount asked for on
| labor charges.
civios Class Visits Capitol
The civics class OF the Peoria hlgn
school, in company with Professor
| TAYLOR. visited the state legislature
Monday afternoon and while there
availed themselves of the opportunity
of seeing how the law making bodies
conduct the work. Mrs. Kurtz took
the seventh grade Thursday for the
same purpose and after visiting va
rious parts of the capitol lunch was
eaten on the capitol grounds, a1tef
which the pupils visited the Phoenix
| Indian school The transportation to
| Phoenix was furnished by Harry
Newman and Grant Deyarmin.