Arizona republican., 1922-04-26
localities

r. L. Auley. care L. Is. Price and Co.
WEDNESDAY CIRcLE-Th III e
Wednesday Social circle will meet
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Boland on the Christy
road. All members are urged to at
tend
WORK MEETlNG-A work meet
ing will be held at the church by the
Ladies' Aid society of the Grace
Lutheran church tomorrow afternoon
at ? o'clock The women are re-
quested to bring all articles for the
string sale to the meeting.
BIRTHDAY PARTY-NIrs. ]. w.
Anderson entertained a few little
friends at her home, 1913 Grand ave-
nue., yesterday afternoon. the occa-
sion being the seventh birthday of
Master Junior Anderson. Those pres
ent were Ruth and Katherine Tor
ney, Ruth and Josephine Boddeker.
Dorothy Stuck and George Smith.
SEWING ESSION-An all day
sewing session will be held by the
junior guild on Thursday from $3.50
cial affair, but strictly work, as the
guild is behind in its sewing. Mem
bers wishing to participate will please
telephone Mrs. Harry Kay, general
sewing chairman. as the guild is to
meet at her residence. Each mem
Der will bring her own sewing para
phernalia
u. C. v. TO MEET-R. f. Lee camp
of United Confederate veterans will
meet on Thursday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. All members are urged to
be present. c. G. Chambers, adj
utant
PROMINENT VISITORS - Pliny
Holt. head of the great Holt Manu-
featuring company. which has its
headquarters in Stockton, Calf, was
one of the distinguished guests at the
Hotel Adams on Monday, leaving yes
terday fof southern California. MIR.
Holt came here especially to attend
the opening Of the Good Roads con-
yention and to look over the xhibit of
tractors which is being made by his
company at the fair grounds. w +.
Shepard, general manager of the Holt
company, is also in Phoenix for the
convention.
WOO WOO CLUB DANcE-The
ssWoo Woo" club, composed of the
Younger members of the knights of
Columbus, will hold their second IN
formal dance at the Woman's club to-
morrow evening The best of music
has been obtained for the event, and
there will be cards for those who do
not desire to dance.
YALE ALUMNI DlNNER-The
Yale Alumni Association of Arizona
will hold a dinner at the Phoenix
Country club tomorrow evening at I
o'clock. All Yale men who are in the
city at that time are welcome to the
dinner.
REBEKAS TO MEET-Capital City
Rebekah Lodge No. 80 will meet in
II. o. o. f. hall tonight at 1880. All
members of the Rebekah degree will
be welcomed.
HoME-cooKED LUNCHEoN-A
delicious home cooked luncheon VIII
he served at noon today and tomor-
row in the corner storeroom at Cen
trail avenue and Adams street. rms
luncheon will be a part of the at
tractiye novelty sale now being held
Al the same place. The sale consists
of the latest novelties in fancy work.
fancy aprons, garden hats, nome
cooked food and home made candy
and many other articles. There VIII
be a rose tree. Each rose purchases
will bear a. number which Will entlIe
the purchaser to a mystery gltt.
Fresh strawberry shortcake will be
served at any time during the Two
days. ~,
Mesa Rotary club will meet at Gulld
hall in Mesa at 1910 today. All Nls-
iting Rotarians attending the Good
Roads convention are cordially INIT
ed to meet with the Mesa clup. Inc
meeting will be over at l: 80 p. ms
FACES TWO cHARGES--Edward
Lewis. alias James Johnson, an IN
dian. was arraigned before Justice
Nat r. Mckee yesterday on charges
of attempting to pass nctllous
check and first degree burglary. lls
waived a preliminary hearing and
was held to answer to the superior
court under $500 bond on eacn
charge. Lewis was arrested py 70
licenan Is. E. Smith Monday When
he attempted to pass a check Tor Sov
to a local merchant. He had severaI
hundred pennies in his possession
at the time of his arrest. Police IN
snectors e. G. Grow and Roy Morrel
linked up the pennies with the ROD
bery of a store at Seventh avenue
and the Indian School road and as
sert they finally drew a confession
ON STATUTORY CHARCOAL
berto Corrales, alias Alberto Sanchez,
was arraigned in Justice Henry y.
Sullivan's court yesterday on
statutory charge
BROTHER ARRIVES - When a
voice over the telephone yesterday
afternoon said, Hello, Judge, this IS
Clarke Justice A. G.. McAllister of
the Arizona supreme court was very
much surprised, for the Clarke
speaking was his brother, w. c. Nc
AIister Of oklahoma City, Okla. who
arrived in Phoenix without advance
notice to his brother to attend the
good roads conventions. Mr.. Nc
Alister is secretary of the Oklahoma
state election board and for many
years has taken an active part IN
the Bankhead National Highway as
sociation. This time Mr.. McAlister
viii combine business with pleasure
by visiting with his brother While at
tending the convention.
NEW CORPORATtONS--Two new
corporations were authorized yester-
day by the corporation commission.
The Bellota de Orc Mining COM
pany of Arizona was incorporated by
E. e. Thornton and Fred III. Perkins.
The company will conduct general
mining business. The capital stock
is 800, 900, divided into shares of 81
each. The Copper Queen Extension
| company was incorporated with a
capital stock of $1,500,000, divided
into shares of ST each by Thomas
/ Hughes, John M. McGregor and
Louis c. Rupp. 1t will carry on a
! general mining business.