Arizona republican., 1922-06-09
NAMED AS pELEeATE-A. l.

NAMED AS DELEGATE-A. L.
Jones, county superintendent of
schools, has been appointed by the
state teachers association as a dele
gate to attend the convention of the
National Teachers association at
Boston July 2-S. Announcement of
this appointment was made yesterday
by A. Q. Neal. president of the State
Teachers association. Arizona is en-
tieled to six delegates at this con-
vention.
MOTORING TO coAsT-Mr. and
Mrs. T.. G. Clark and Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Davis are motoring to the coast this
week to spend the summer at the
various beaches. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
and Mr.. and Mrs. Davis are members
of local lodges, and it is stated they
will be greatly missed during their
absence.
SOCIAL EVENING TONIGHT
The Security Benefit association will
hold their regular social evening to-
night at Reversible park. Reserva-
tions have been made to take care of
a large crowd. Those who desire can
meet at the hall and go down in a
body. Brother Peter Lands. chair
man of the entertainment committee,
will have a supply of dance tickets
and same can be had from him. This
is the first OF the social gatherings
to be had outside of the hall: many
more will follow.
TO VOTE ON BOND ISSUE
Litchfield will vote upon a $4,000
bond issue June 80 to pay for its
present school building which was
erected with money advanced by the
r1Iy
TAKE TEACHERS EkAMiNA-
TiON-Fourteen took the state
teachers exmination which was con-
Quoted here by the office of the
county superintendent of schools last
Monday and Tuesday. The results
will be made known in about 10 days
according to County Superintendent
A. l.. Jones.
ANNOUNCES CANDIDAcY-W
A. Wescott has announced his can
didacy for constable of the east pre-
cinct, subject to the Republican pri-
mary election. He has been a resi-
dent of the state during the past 13
years, coming here from Kansas. He
has been a resident of Phoenix for
eight years. He has established for
himself an excellent reputation here
and is considered we'll qualified for
the office he seeks.
PRAYER MEETING TONIGHT
The Garfield cottage prayer meeting
will be held this evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Whitcomb,
1929 Belleview.
HEoSoPHIcAL SocIETY-The
Theosophical society will meet at 1106
North Eleventh street Monday even
ing at o'clock to consider the sub
ject, Life of Jesus Not Recorded in
the Bible" All friends of the society
are invited.
GONE TO INDIANA - Daniel
Boone Teaney and daughter, Miss
Agnes Teaney, with Mrs. Emil Tea
ney and son Leland. of 1913 East
Moreland street, have gone to Aurora,
Ind, for two months.
SUNDAY WEDDlNG-Miss Flau-
die Boren of the Boston store became
the bride of Alva Hazelbaker last
Sunday. June A. The newly married
couple will make their home at 519
North First street
TO PRESENT PROGRAM - The
Worth While girls of the Calvary
Baptist church will present the first
number of their Daughters day pro-
gram at s o'clock this evening at the
church, 20 South Second avenue.
Following the program the audience
viii be taken in automobiles to the
home of Mrs Richard o. Whyman,
1103 East Culver street, where a
Japanese fete will be held. The final
part of the evenings entertainment
will take place at the home of Mrs.
l.. w. Coggins, As Coronado road.
An offering will be taken at the con-
clusion of the program for the benefit
of the Mexican Baptist Christian
center
SERMONS AT CITY HALL
PLAZA-A series OF sermons on the
subject of What Is Mani" is being
delivered at the city hall plaza by
Rev. Pritchett. Great interest is be-
ing shown in these sermons and
large attendance is expected for to-
nights program. which will include
a sermon on Mons Eternal Citizen
ship"
LEAVES FOR cHlcAGo-Mrs. j.
w. Wagner of the Hartmann apart
ments left last night for Chicago to
spend the summer with relatives.
TALKS TO C n ! L D r & N-Mrs.
James e. Ferris of Glendale gave
very interesting talk to the children
of the vacation Bible school at the
First Methodist church yesterday
morning. Mrs Ferris told the chill
dren of her experiences as a mission
AIRY in Rhodesio. Africa, and she
showed them several interesting
weapons she had in her collection,
which the natives used both for pro-
lection from wild animals and spirits.