Arizona republican., 1922-05-28

Friday, June 2--AnnuaI closing pro-
gram of pupils of Mrs. Yua Sonste-
gard King at Columbia theater, 2:30
p. m.
ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY - G..
w. Cummins announces that he will
be a candidate for the office of coun-
ty assessor in the Democratic pri-
mary.
CLUB TO PICNIC - The Osborn
Womans club will hold their annual
picnic on the school grounds next
Wednesday at $50 o'clock. Each
member will bring one article of
food. The picnic is open to the
neighborhood.
CATHEDRAL CLUB WILL MEET
The Cathedral club will hold it's
last meeting of the season this even
ing. Supper will be served and will
be followed by a business meeting at
which the club affairs will be put
in order for next year. Several
speakers will address the club and the
latest developments in radio will be
given. Ali members of the club are
urged to be present, as the meeting
tonight will be of great Importance
to all.
ONE LICENSE IssUED-A license
to marry was issued yesterday to
Arthur Goodlow. 80, and Luella San
ders, 53, both of Phoenix.
SEEKS NOMINATION - Fred c.
Bolen, local attorney, will be a cam
didate for justice OF the peace of the
east Phoenix precinct subject to the
Democratic primaries, he announced
yesterday Mr. Bolen is a member
of the Maricopa county bar and has
nI in no nf 10 NJ
in Phoenix for the past four years.
He has resided in the east Phoenix
precinct for more than II years. MIR.
Bolen is well qualified for the office
for which he seeks the nomination
and asks the support Of his friends at
the primaries
ENTERTAlNS SISTER - Miss
Edith B. Snowden is entertaining
over the week END her sister, Mrs.
Harvey b. Hit of sNincennes, Ind,
and Miss Emily Herman of Indian
apolis, who are enroute to the coast
for a stay
CHARGED WITH AS SSAUL
Jasper S. Stockton was arraigned
before Justice Nat T. Mckee yester-
day on charge of assault with dead
ly weapon. Stockton's bond was fixed
at $3.50 and the case set for hearing
May 81. Stockton was remanded to
the county Jail in default of bond.
DISTURBED PEACE-Louis Ha-
gan and ID. +. Savage, charged with
disturbing the peace at the Central
Lunch Room. pleaded guilty in police
court yesterday afternoon and were
given suspended sentences of Is days
each.
GIVE DINNER DANcE-Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley A. Hill gave dinner
party and dance at Riverside park
Saturday evening, May %, in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Graham and
Mrs Susie Metten, who are leaving
soon for California. The guests were
the present and past officers of
Queen Esther chapter No. %, o. e. S.
The color scheme was artistically
carried out in pink and lavender.
Those present We're Mr., and Mrs.
Walter A. Graham, Mrs. Susie Metten,
MIR. and Mrs. w. ID. O'Neil, Mr.. and
Mrs. George u. Young. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Montgomery. Miss Fereida
Laveen. Mrs. Margaret Zimmerman,
Mrs. Lille Ellis, Mrs. Grace Tharald-
son, Mrs. Alta Crowder, Mrs. Lula
Rucker, Mrs. Matte Evans, Mrs.
Grace Hartman, Mrs. Myrtle Mason,
Mrs. Dorothy Given, Mrs. Edith Rob-
erts, Mrs. Lillian Evans and Harry
Myers.
GIVE SURPRISE PARTY-The
members of Queen Esther chapter No.
%, O. Z. S., gave delightful sur
prise party on Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
A. Graham Saturday night, May 20,
at their home on Orange road. AS
the Grahams are leaving Phoenix for
Pasadena, the members of the chap
ter presented them with beautiful
mantel clock and resolutions of
friendship and high esteem. The
presentation speech was made by
Patron Stanley Montgomery, being
in the form of an original poem.
About 40 members were present and
enjoyed a picnic supper and pleasant
evening.
SERVICE FOR MoToRisTs-An
automobile travellers service is be-
ing established by the Automobile
Club of Arizona whereby motorists
planning TO leave this city may Sc
cure passengers who will share the
expenses of the trip or work their
passages as drivers. Anybody wish
ing to go to Los Angeles, Northern
Arizona or the East is asked to COM
municate with the Automobile club.
Likewise, all owners OF automobiles
who plan to make trips and who wish
to take along passengers or driver,
are also asked to get in touch with
the club headquarters.
NEED TWO CARS-Two more mo-
tor cars are needed to complete the
second carload shipment this sum-
mer to Los Angeles, according TO
Sidney j. Ross, president of the Au-
tomobile Club of Arizona. Whenever
three automobiles are secured, they
win be shipped to the coast by the
club at a great saving to the owners.
This is one of the many services
which the club affords its members.
LOOKING FOR SON-Mrs. J. G.
Deen of Searcy. Ark, writes to the
chamber of commerce that she is very
anxious to locate her son, Orus Deem,
a man about 40 years of age. When
| last heard from he was planning TO
go to Phoenix.