Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-24

ing at 10:30 will be carried out
Rev. Ben Matthews, pastor of the
Baptist church, will be the speaker
and he stated yesterday that his
address will be along lines appropriate
to the occasion.
The musical features will present
some of the city's best known vocal
lists and pastors of other churches
will assist in the service.
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EXHIBIT PAINTINGS
Mr.. H. e. Wenck, student of Lone
Wolf" the celebrated artist, will have
a number of reasonably priced paint
ings on exhibition at the Pickwick
stage office, 1924 G. avenue, this week
Saturday, November &C. from IL a. N.
until Sunday afternoon. Samples OF
Mr.. Wenck's work which have been
exhibited in Douglas have been great
ly admired and have found ready
SALE
Much Better
DR.. John Cook who has been quite
ill at his home for some time is very
much improved and hopes to be back
in his office again this week,
Returning Home
Wiley Langston will visit his family
here over the weekend, arriving to-
day. He attends the University of
Arizona at Tucson.
Holiday Hours
Douglas postoffice employees will
have a chance to enjoy the Thanks
giving turkey day as they will observe
Sunday hours for the day
Sister Visiting
Mrs. Theodore Hien of Sacramento,
Calf, is the house guest of her broth
er-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bauer, of 1114 E avenue. She
made her home here in former years.
Alberts Back From Coast
William Alberts returned last night
from San Francisco where he had been
to attend a meeting of the agents of
the Dodge Bros Motor company of
the west coast and southwest.
Sister Visiting
Miss Alexander Peralta arrived yes
terday from Los Angeles to visit with
her sisters, Miss Anita Peralta and
Miss Concha Peralta, over Thanksgiv-
ing.
UndergOes Operation
Mrs. Lawrence Mcdonald underwent
an operation for appendicitis at the
Calumet hospital yesterday and is re-
cuperating.
Visiting For Winter
Mrs. Frank Kibbey, of Detroit, is
the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Dieckman, having arrived yesterday
from that city Dieckman is her
brother. She plans to spend the winter
in this CITY,
To Spend Holiday
Miss Lessie Raye Vickers, student at
Tempe State Teachers college, arrived
home last night to spend Thanks
giving with her harents. She was
accompanied by Miss Carmen Larson,
who will visit over the weekend.
Takes New Position
Word mas been received here that
Walter Meischer, formerly of this city,
has accepted a position with the
Phelps Dodge company as buyer for
the grocery department, with head
quarters at Bisbee. He has been in
charge of a wholesale firm at Clark
dale.
Road Work Progressing
Mr.. and Mrs George Stephens were
in this city yesterday from their ranch
beyond Slaughters and report that the
work on the Slaughter road is prog
ressing favorably and has elected much
favorable comment from dattlemen
who use the road. They have recently
moved into a new and modern home.
Moves To Douglas
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Smith and
daughter, Miss Edna Smith, moved to
their home inl this city Tuesday from
Fort Huachuca. Smith has been
transferred to this city by the railroad,
with which he is employed They re-
Gently returned from an extended trip
east.
Visit Here
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Porterfield and
son, Peter, and Mrs. Mamie Stephens,
visited here for the past week and
have returned to their homes in Long