Arizona republican., 1922-03-05
PHOENIX - Where 800
days of sunshine make
life worth living.
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VISIT HOT SPRINGS--Mrs. ". F.
Van Meter and twin daughters left
for Caliente Hot Springs last Sunday
for a few weeks outing and rest.
LEAVES FOR CoAST-Ed c. Car
ter of the Carter Mason Dry Goods
company. left yesterday for the coast
on buying trip.
uK0ELIVERED TELEGRAMS -
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union offices for Rupert
Rardford. T. Il. Penrod. b. L. Treach,
Mrs. Lucinda Brown.
GOES TO ILLINOIS-Mrs. D. v.
White, who has been visiting in the
Salt River valley during the winter
has been called to Springfield, H.,
by the illness of her father.
RECEIVERS FROM ILLNESS -
Miss Rosa Valenzuela, who has been
quite i'll with influenza at her home,
is improving rapidly,
HERE FROM PITTSBURGH. J.
Morley arrived in Phoenix yesterday
for weeks visit. Morley is con-
nected with the Colonial Stores cor
poration. organized by him in Pitts
burgh within the past six months.
PLAN FOR PlcNlc-The Lone
Star club. composed OF former Tex
n4lcs " al 1llCCL III lAlC cupGlAOE CO0Al
room at s o'clock tomorrow night to
consider plans for a picnic proposed
for San Jacinto Day. April %.
SERVICES TONlGHT-Congrega-
ton Shaary Zion. composed of the
orthodox Jews. of the city, win meet
at the homo of Samuel Steinberg. 764
East Moreland street at 1880 O'Clock
tonight. The services will be con-
Quoted as usual in Hebrew.
CLEARING HOUSE TRANSAC-
TIONS-The Phoenix Clearing House
association announced yesterday that
the total check transactions OF the
association for the week ending
March were $3,450.354. The total
check transactions for the four weeks
ending March ] were $14.5S9,213.
DIES AT HoME-Announcement
was made yesterday of the death oi
Henry Albert Greenland, 1880 West
JEFFERSON, who passed away Friday
He had been a resident of Phoenix
for about two years, having come
here from Seattle, where he will be
buried.
TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
w. Scott, secretary Of the Arizons
Deaconess Hospital and Home, an
nounced yesterday that the annual
held at the First Methodist Episco-
roe street, at 1880 o'clock Tuesday
evening, March IA. The election oi
trustees and other business will come
before the meeting.
PHAD CLUB MEETS-The Phad
club held it's monthly business meet
ing, Friday evening. at the home oi
Dean Thayer. $40 East Monte Vista
Twenty three charter members were
present. The annual election of Of
ficers was held and the following
were elected: Dean Thayer, presi-
dent: Winona Moss, vice president
Clarence Brown. secretary, and Bill
Heller, treasurer. Several questions
important to the Phads were decided
and two new members. Mildred East
man and Kenneth Mackay were voted
in as full fiedged Phaders.
LAY CORNERSTONE TODAY
The cornerstone OF the new Contra
Methodist Episcopal church building
at Central avenue and Pierce stree
will be placed at o'clock this after
noon with elaborate ceremony. Elk
vice president Thomas Marshall VII
deliver the principal address. Rev
w. r. Thornton OF San Francisco anC
w. y. oiIlS sOl AuSSohs bOth iNA 'Ae
pastors Of the Phoenix church. vii
take part III the ceremony. Cecil M
Alxer, the present pastor, will preside
Special singing will be in charge o.
Jerry Jeter, who is conducting al
evangelical campaign in the big tab
ernacle at $50 North Second avenue
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There will be beginning classes II
Gregg Shorthand in the Lamsor
Business College, Monday, March g.
also beginners in Bookkeeping. Type.
writing, Penmanship. etc. n