Arizona republican., 1922-06-01
localities

uNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS -
There are kilograms at the Western
Union for Mrs Francis V. Brink,
Toma Serrano, care Carl H. Bright
store; Miss Adelia Stinson, Katherine
Farley, E. H. McMurray and Jesus
DiaZ.
MADISON BUREAU TO MEET
The regular meeting of the Madison
farm bureau will be held at the Mad
ison school Friday evening. June 2,
at s O'Clock. All members are re-
quested TO be present, as this is farm
bureau week.
YEOMAN DANcE-The last dance
of the season to be given by the
Yeoman lodge will be given tonight at
X. of p. hall. Everybody is cordially
invited to attend.
ICE CREAM SOClAL-There will
be an ice cream social given at the
Creighton church on Friday evening
Everyone is invited to attend.
GRACE LUTHERAN |. A. S.
The Ladies' Aid society of Grace Luz
theran church will hold their regular
monthly meeting this afternoon at
2:30 o'clock at Eastlake park Mrs.
@. r. Lindstrom will be the hostess.
GOVERNOR GOES NoRTH-Gov.
L. N<iillPDGli lSlI
morning for Prescott enroute to Je-
rome, where he will deliver the COM
mencement address at the graduation
exercises of the Jerome high school,
which will be held tonight. Governor
Campbell will spend a portion of the
day today visiting with his mother in
Prescott and will return to Prescott
from Jerome. He is expected to ar
rive in Phoenix some time Saturday.
CANDIDATE FOR REELECTION
Guy f. Vernon, chairman of the
board of supervisors of Maricopa
county, has announced his candidacy
for reelection to the office of SUI
pervisor from the Second district. Mr..
Vernon asks reelection entirely on
his past record, which shows an un-
selfish and conscientious considera-
ton of the interests of all taxpayers.
TO HOLD ALL-DAY SESSION.
Final reservations for the all-day ses-
son today of the women of the Chris
tian church may be made today, an
extension of time having been grant
ed due to the holiday intervening,
while arrangements for the event
We're pending. The luncheon will be
served at noon and will be followed
by an interesting program, which will
bring out the best talent in the
church. Anyone who desires to at
tend the event may do so by notify
ing division leaders today and those
having no means of transportation
viii be cared for. Special arrange
ments have been made to care for the
small folk who will be present.
RURAL CARRIERS PICNIC -
Among the numerous picnics held in
Phoenix on Memorial day was one
by the rural letter carriers of the
valley who met at Riverside park and
formed the Rural Letter Carriers as
sociation of Arizona. Th following Of
ficers of the Phoenix branch were
elected: G. F. Tate, Chandler presi-
dent; ]. w. Brock, Casa Grande, vice
president; w. c. Hedgpeth, Phoenix,
secretary; A. V. Smith. Phoenix.
treasurer: II. c. Ruppenthal, Tempe.
c. NJ. Moore and c. ]. White, Phoe
nix, executive committee.
RETURNS FROM LEAVEN-
WORTH - Jack Sparkes. son and
deputy o. U. S. Marshal Tom Sparkes,
returned yesterday morning from
LeavenTorth, where he took III. VI.
| Clapp and D.. l. Smith for imprison-
ment last Thursday.
FEAR INDIAN TRoUBLE-Dep
uty r. r Benton of the L. S. mar
| shaps Office was hurriedly called TO
| Parker last Sunday to forestall trou-
! BILE expected TO arise among the In
| dians over a land leasing deal.
| AUTOS AT AUCTiON-A Stude-
/ baker, Dodge and Ford motor car
/ will be Sold at public auction TO the
! highest cash bidder in front of the
| postoffice this morning at 10 o'clock.
| The cars were confiscated by the
| federal authorities under the prohi-
| bition act.
TOURISTS SHIP cARS-FIve au-
tomobiles will be shipped to Los An
geles this morning by the Automobile
| Club of Arizona at a. saving OF $40 10
| $50 to each owner. Another carload
will be shipped as soon as three or
| five other 7 embers of the club sign
| up for the service If three cars are
secured they will be shipped in 40
| foot car at u cost of about s105 each.
II five cars are secured for ship
ment, a so foot automobile car will
be secured, at a cost of from S92 10
s95 per automobile.
| YOUTHFUL PARTY-Mr and
! Mrs. j. NJ Contreras entertained rs
of the boy and girl friends of their
son Palmer at a dinner Sunday eve
ming. the affair being given in honor
| of his graduation from high school.
| iiiict = 60lIiES atIG Hias Nu wi
ing the evening, and dancing.was in
| dulged in aftcrward. Those there
were the Misses Beatrice Douglas
Ortencia Douglas. Chomita Contreras,
! Caroline Contreras, Mercy Leon, Oliv-
Ia Martinez, Esther Iberri. Viola
Bell, Josephine Parro, Ernestine
Smith, Lolita Mario, Rose Mario and
Lydia Contreras; Messrs. George
Crosse, Roderick Ristow. Arnold
| Martinez, Arthur Mendoza, Al Rillas,
Gilbert Martinez. Raymond Velenzu-
elo. Joe G Contreras Jr.. James Doug
las. Ray Ochoa, Nash Riesgo, Cliff
Iberri and Mundo Torres
NOTICE TO BUSINESS GIRLS
Members of the Business and Pro
fessional W. mems club who are go
ing to the meeting at Glendale this
evening are requested to be at the
club rooms, II East Monroe. at {
pm, so that cars may be ready to
start promptly at 6:15.
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