Arizona republican., 1922-05-02
localities

PYTHIAN SISTERS TO MEET
Purity Temple, No. 8. Pythian Sis
ters. win meet in regular session to-
night at 1880 O'Clock There will be
initiation and also an official visit
by the grand chief
A. q. C. EXTENDS THANKS
The United Daughters of the Con-
federacy wish to extend thanks to
the firms who so generously donated
for the Goot Roads convention lunch
con.
MURPHY RIVERSIDE BUREAU
The Murphy Riverside Farm bu-
reau will hold its regular meeting
this evening at pm. at the Murphy
school house All residents of the dis
trict are invited to attend
CALL TO 18TH PRECINCT DEM
ocRATS-There will be a meeting
of the 18th precinct Democrats this
avenue to select a delegate for the
Democratic conference. d. j.
Brougham, committeeman.
UNDELINERED TELEGRAMS -
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union for the following
people: Shirley o. Neffe, Mr.. South
ern, Martin S. White, Miss August
Buchein, r. l.. Ballenger and Sonora
Maria NJ de Bermudez
PROGRAM AND DANCE - The
newcomers of the Phoenix ward, Lat
ter Day Saints church, will give a
program and dance at the Arizona
School of Music Friday evening, May
5, at s o'clock. Light refreshments
will be served and good music has
been secured fqf the affair.
FINDS CONDITIONS BETTER
Charles j. Gauppp, state manager for
the American Tobacco company's Pa
cific coast division in Arizona and
New Mexico, has returned from a
two weeks trip through the northern
part of both states. He reports that
general conditions show marked
improvement and that business is
decidedly better.
MEET-Miss Elsie Toles, state school
FLAGSTAFF to attend a meeting of the
board of education of the Northern
Arizona Normal school which will be
held today in Flagstaff. The usual
routine business matter connected
with the institution will be discussed,
Miss Toles said.
MAY SELL SHARES-The. ART
zona Consolidated Oil company of
Jerome were granted a permit yes
terday by the corporation commission
to sell $4,000 shares of treasury stock
at 25 cents and to pool and place in
escrow 1000 shares of stock in ex-
change for property. The company
was incorporated on May &c, 1921,
with a capital stock of $1,000,000 di-
yided into shares of 81 each.
kIWANiS LUNCHEON TODAY
a "get acquainted" day will be fea-
tured by tht Kiwanis club when it
meets in regular session at the Ho-
tel Adams at 1915 today, with E. S.
Clark acting as chairman and Tuffy
Enyeart conducting a song service
in which every Kiwanian is expected
to join.
NAT. HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ASSN.
TO MEET-The chamber of com
merce has received an announcement
that the 1872. meeting of the National
Highway Trs fife association will be
held in the assembly hall of the Au-
tomobile Club of America, New York
City. on Friday, May II.
LEGION AUXILIARY TO MEET
An important meeting of the Amer
lean Legion auxiliary will be held
Headquarters. Committees are to be
appointed for the Mothers Day pro-
gram in charge of this auxiliary in
Phoenix The monthly social COM
mittee and the Poppy Day commit
tees also will be named. A commit
tee to represent the Legion in the
Memorial Day ceremonies is to be
appointed. The report of the returns
from the Slippery Gulch' show Will
be read.
CELEBRATES 71ST BIRTHDAY
A, shower of beautiful flowers and
gifts greeted Mrs. George A. Town
send Of 1909 East Van Buren street
Sunday upon the occasion of her sew
enty- first birthday. Seven of Mrs.
ToWnsend's nine children were pres
ent to congratulate her. and in addi-
tion to these many of her friends were
there. Mr.. Townsend celebrated his
SEVENTEEN birthday month ago.
ROBBERY is CHARGED-Wath
the arrest of Perry Coleman and his
arraignment before Justice Henry j.
Sullivan yesterday officers believe
they have in custody a man who has
been making practice recently OF
taxi drivers. Terry CoWan,
a taxi driver, swore to the complaint
against, Coleman, charging that ne
had stolen $1490 from him by the
use of force while in a taxicab. Sew
eral taxicab drivers have been robbed
by a man who called in for a cab TO
come to a certain place and then used
force to relieve the driver of his
money. Coleman was held under
81 500 bond for preliminary hearing
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