Arizona republican., 1922-05-21
TO PLAN MISSOURI PICNIC

TO PLAN MISSOURI PICNIC -
There will be a meeting OF the mem
bers of the Missouri Society at the
office OF A. d. Leyhe, 208-9 Walker
building. on Monday evening at 7:50
O'Clock at which time plans Will be
made for holding the annual Missouri
picnic. The Missouri society was or
ganized in 1907 and held picnics
yearly until 1915, there being more
than 1900 present at the picnic that
year. No picnics were held Nntll last
year when there was an attendance
Of 500 at the picnic at Eastlake park.
pENNsYLvANIANS TO MEET --
All Pennsyivanians are urged to meet
on Tuesday evening, May 70, at the
chamber of commerce at O'CLOCK 10
adopt a constitution and make plans
for the annual picnic. J. c. Reed IS
president of the society and is issu-
ing the call for the meeting.
THISTLE CLUB PICNIC - The
Phoenix Thistle club will hold their
annual May picnic on Wednesday,
May "a, at D. M, at Riverside park.
All Scots are welcome. Everyone is
requested to bring his own basket
lunch, cup, fork and spoon. Coffee
and ice cream will be furnished by
the club. Come out and enjoy
soI REVIVAL IN PRoeREss-Revival
meetings are being held at the
Church Of God. 209 East Madison
street. All are invited to come out
and hear the old-time gospel as
Finney and John Wesley preached It,.
There are meetings every night az
80 o'clock, also Sabbath school at
10 a. m, Sunday. At 2:s0 p. m.
there is praise service ahd also
sermon at 7:30 p. m. Evangehst
Thomas OF Los Angeles is present.
A. F. Sutter is in charge OF the ser
SPECIAL MUSIC PROGRAM -
The choir of the Central Christian
church under the direction of Milton
Rasbury will sing special music
program Sunday night at O'Clock.
They will sing by request choruses
from the Cantata "Rabboni when
they sang Easter Sunday night. An
ensemble of instruments consisting
Of organ. piano. violin, cello. and
trumpet will accompany the cnolr.
The public is invited.
JACKSON PIT. A. MEETS-The
Jackson Parent Teacher association
held its last meeting of the summer
on Wednesday. The program opened
with the singing of MY Tribute.
The Misses Florence Mitchell ana
Marietta Horton gave a group OF
songs. Mrs Wylie Leeper read sew
eral OF her poems TO the delight or
the audience. Many pioneers of the
Mothers Congress We're present ana
gave interesting talks. Each one was
given carnations in memory OF
Mothers Day. The closing song was
Home sweet Home" The hostesses
for the day were Mrs. B. ID. Det-
weller Mrs. John Boyd. Mrs. Charles
Hill, Mrs. G. F.. Nuth, Mrs. Addie
Clark, Mrs. r. r. Hall, Mrs. L. O..
Tucker, Mrs. Thomas Johnson, Mrs.
McAuley Thompson.
PUPILS RECITAL-A recital was
given on Saturday afternoon by pu-
pills from the piano and violin classes
OF Mrs. Earl Lawrence, 402 Wesf
Van Buren, street. Those taking part
were: Doris Fountain. lone Sunder-
land, Richard Van Meter, Robert
Wilson, Wayne Fountain. Martha
Watson, Ruby Galloway, Morris
Fountain. Albert Heath. Richard
Lawrence and Helen Fountain. Helen
Collen and Mrs. Lawrence were the
accompanies.
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY," The
| Theosophical society will meet at
O'Clock on Monday evening at Room
l6. Arizona Fire building. The sub
| iect for study is THE Historical
Christ" Visitors are welcome.
in the law partnership of Cox and
Smith. valued at about $4,000, law
library. valued at 800. one-tenth
interest in Wyoming oil lease, the
valuation of which is unknown and
speculative" and a cause of action
against the Arizona Eastern railroad
growing out OF the injury and death
OF the deceased in an accident. Heirs
to the estate include the mother, Mrs
J. Addison Smith of Morgantown
w. Va, two sisters, Lucille and Eva
and one brother, Herbert all residing
| in the east. Hearing on the petition
will be conducted Monday afternoon
June S, at 1880 o'clock.
KEYS ARE FOU N D - Three
punches of keys, found on the streets
of Phoenix by patrolmen and citi-
zens, are being held at police head
quarters for the owners. They can
be had by identifying the same.