Arizona republican., 1922-02-17
MISSIONARY UNION TO MEET


MISSIONARY UNION TO MEET
The Women's Missionary Union of
the First Southern Baptist church
will meet at o'clock this afternoon
in the church.
PLEADS GUILTY - Ivan Huns
acker yesterday pleaded guilty before
Justice Nat T. Mckee TO a charge of
petty larceny and will be sentenced
this morning. He is charged with
taking three turkeys from Mrs. W. p.
Hughes.
GETs SUSPENDED SENTENCE
Newton Hamblin pleaded guilty
yesterday before Justice Nat L. NC
Kee to a charge of petty larceny and
was given a suspended sentence of
six months. He was charged with
taking three turkeys from II. w.
PLEADS GUILTY TO SPEEDING
m. w. Harmon yesterday PLEADED
guilty before Justice Nat I. Mckee
to a charge Of exceeding the speed
limits on Grand avenue and was fined
$15. The complaint was made by +.
A. Bell. motorcycle officer, VINO
charges Harmon was driving SO miles
an hour in 90 mile district.
COLONIAL BALL TONlGHT-The
Colonial ball to be given at the Wo-
mans club tonight is expected TO be
the big dance OF the season. The
civics and education department or
the Woman's club are to be COM
mended for putting on what promises
to be a real good time affair. A
cordial invitation is extended by the
committee especially to all those who
do not wish to appear in costume.
JEWISH SERVICES The regular
Sabbath services of Congregation
Beth Israel will be held this even
ing at o'clock at the School Admin
istration building on North First
avenue. The rabbi, DIR. Liknaitz. viii
discourse on the subject: Leader
ship" The Temple chorus will rem
der the usual responses. Mrs. Bessie
Fox Davis will sing a solo. Glasses
in religion, followed by short SER
vices, will be held on Saturday and
Sunday mornings. All are well
come.
ANOTHER BIG Eee-Entrants in
the large egg contest now IL fun
force in this city and vicinity have
been increased by a White Rhode Is
land hen belonging to y. ID. Corfee
of 2216 Runyan street in the Fowler
tract. This enterprising pullet has
managed TO produce an egg that
measures eight and one half inches
the large circumference and six and
one quarter the smaller.
WILL DANCE ToMoRROW-The
Business and Professional Women's
club will give dance at the Wo-
mans club tomorrow evening. The
purpose of the dance is to provide
funds with which to maintain rest
room which has been established in
Room 4, Bake building. Tickets for
the dance are on sale at Donofrio's
Confectionery store, the Hughes Mar
ket and Mrs. Crane. public stenog-
xapher in the Hotel Adams.
TWIN DAUGHTERS BORN-Twin
daughters, said to be just as pretty
as babies can be. were born yester-
day morning to Mrs. ]. w. Sheehy,
wife of j. w. Sheehy of the Phoenix
police department. Mother and
daughters are in the best OF health
and spirits. Mr.. Sheehy said last
night that he was too busy taking
care of the new arrivals. and too
proud Of them. to want any mention
Of himself. The girls were born at
the Sheehy residence. 1907 West Mad
ison street.
CHARG G ED WITH EM5EZZLE-
MENT-Phil K. Lewis yesterday was
arraigned before Justice Nat T. Nc
Kee on two charges Of embezZlement.
The preliminary hearing of the cases
was set for March l and Lewis was
released under a bond of $4,000, which
he furnished. In one Of the COM
plants Lewis is charged with con-
vertinS to his own use S210O in bonds
entrusted TO him as president of the
Central bank of Phoenix in 1918 by
Cynthia McAllister. The other COM
plaint charges Lewis with converting
to his own use $780, 900 entrusted to
him between Jan. 6, 1919, and March
81, 1891, while he was president of
the Central bank of Wickenburg.
Both charges were brought originally
in indictments returned by the coun-
ty grand jury but were dismissed by
Judge Stanford and permission given
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