Arizona republican., 1922-04-27
localities
TO TALK ABOUT LETTUCE

"A talk on the growing, packing and
marketing of lettuce will be deliv-
cred by William Thompson of Glen
dale, at a meeting of the Wilson
farm bureau tomorrow evening at
o'clock. At this meeting a plan will
be presented for the organization of
a truck and berry growers associa-
ton. Refreshments will be served by
the women of the district. Every
body is urged to attend, as the meet
ing is of great Importance to all the
truck growers of the Wilson dis
trict.
FUNERAL is ToDAY-Funeral
services for Mrs. B. f. Miller have
been postponed until this afternoon
at 2 O'clock. awaiting arrival of rel
atives from San Diego.
SELL MANY FLOWERS - The
flower sale being conducted by men,
bers of the Business and Profession
al Women's clubs in the lobby of
the Hotel Adams is proving a most
popular innovation. BY the time the
week is ended the men will have be-
|scome so imbued with the idea of
adorning themselves with flowers that
they viii feel lost without the ac-
customed bouttoniere. The sale has
netted the business club a goodly.
amount bOWdlu lIlSlI (IU0 lOO1A LAtiAN'
THANKS FROM ". E. VA let
ter, expressing the thanks of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars of United
States for cigars furnished their sec
ond annual encampment, held In
Phoenix, was received by the cham
ber of commerce yesterday.
LEAVES FOR HOME-Ed A.
Sawyer of Winslow, one of the large
stockmen of the north and one of the
| wheel horses Of the Democratic party
| in Arizona, left for his home last
night but will return to Phoenix
next Monday.
WEEKLY REcITAL--The weekly
recital at the Arizona School OF Mu-
sic will be given this week by little
| children in piano, violin, expression
and dancing. The program Will pc
gin at o'clock and the public is
cordially invited.
LEAVES $250,c00 EsTATE-Dan-
| iel Hutchinson. late of Phoenix, VINO
died at Riverside, Cal, one week ago,
| left an estate of $250,000, consisting
principally of notes secured by mort
I cages on real estate, according to the
Defition filed with the will by Edward
a Marshall and the Valley bank In
the probate court here yesterday AT
ernoon. The will names Marshal
and the bank as executors. AIleT
the designated heirs have peen pau
specified amounts the will stlpulates
that with the Valley bank ana =. a..
Marshall al joint trustees the palance
az his estate be held in trust for his
1randchiIdren. Irene and Daniel Il.
Hutchinson of Boise, Idaho, with the
provision that the funds be kept m
vested in first mortgage loans on real
estate in Arizona for the next 81
wears. when the heirs be given entire
| custody of the estate. The nearing
| to probate the will was set for May .:
NElGHBoRHOOD HOUSE DANCE
A dance will be held at Neigh-
borhood house beginning at CLOCK
/ tomorrow night under the auspices
| of the Roosevelt Neighbornood cruz
PAST OFFICERS TO NEE l-lhe s
| past Noble Grand club will meet at 2
! o'clock this afternoon at 34S Nortn
Fifth avenue. All members are urged
/ TO be present. Officers of ARIZONA
/ Pabacca lodge No. 1 and all visiting
! mast noble grandS also are invited 70
/ attend the meeting. -
error appeared in the notice OF the
/ awarding of cups for school sweet
nea exhihits which appeared in yes
/ tardav,s paper. 1t was the Cart
| wright school which received the cup
+ last year. while the Creighton schooi
received the award Tuesday
i HERE VISITING BROTHER-M :
/ r Doyle Of San Diego, Cal, is spend-
/ ino the week in Phoenix attending the
I GOOD roads convention. Mr.. and MIS-.
+ r,oyle drove over from San Diego ana
are visiting the George G. Doyle IAN
I ilv on North Central avenue MI
] Doyle is interested in good ROADS,
having been engaged in different
i kinds of public works construction III
several Of the Western states, in con-
nection with his brother George u.
Doyle who has been located IN All
zona for several years.
4 ANNIVERSARY OF !. Q. Q. I'm
commemoration of the 103rd annlVef-
sary of the founding of the Odd Eel
lows lodge, the Buckeye Lodge, NO.
/ a6. l o. o f. will hold a celebration
4 and basket picnic at o'clock, Sunday
afternoon April 80. The picnic WI
i be held in the school grounds IN
i Buckeye where there is lots of grass
and shade. The program viii begin
at 2:3o o'clock. All Odd Fellows,
their families and friends are in
yited to attend the picnic. A good
paved road leads from Phoenix TO
the center of town. All members OF
the order are urged to come and get
acquainted.
DEMONSTRATES FLAP LITTER
Home owners and builders no
doubt will be interested in a newly
invented flap litter and adjuster that
is being demonstrated on the Central