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1 Telephone 3-1 fhe Arizona Republican, Phoenix. Thursday Morning, February 20, 1930 Page Four (Section Two) NEWS AND ITEMS OF INTEREST GATHERED BY CORRESPONDENTS family- attended the Pboenlx- rodeo hauer. Helen Leland. Virgil Riley. Edna Hall, Otho Mannon, Mary Stevens, Agnes Otieil, Frank Da- .4.

Marvnarti nnihltr. TCiYtTna. AJO and daughter, Jane, Laveen. were guests Friday night at the home of L. Archer.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Col-lum. a daughter. February 15.

Miss Emma Jagour has returned to her home here after spending several month in Hollywood. Hobert and Eppy Perry. Phoenix, spent the week-end visiting in the A. Anderson home. Mies Ivy Peterson.

Phoenix, was the hostess at a party given in the home of C. W. Peterson over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Peterson, Phoenix, spent several days last week looking over cattle interests here. Mrs. L.

D. Humphreys has been ill for several days. bert, -who sold their ranch recently, have moved to Phoenix. Mrs. James Pendergast was the guest of Mrs.

R. Pierce of Glendale Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilky entertained Mr.

and Mrs. John Evans and daughters, and the Rev. Leon linger at dinner Sunday. Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Dille were Mr. and Mrs. H. Thye of Phoenix, Mrs. Stafford of Buckeye, Mr.

and Mrs. V. Teal of Phoenix, and Miss Doris Avis of Glendale. Mr. and Mrs.

James Pendergast spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fetdler of Mesa-Mrs. Julia Kreiger entertained at dinner Sunday, Miss Rose, Wilder, Dorothy Cook and Earl Young, all of Phoenix. J.

V. Rowles of Topeka. is the houseguest of his son, L. W. Rowles and Mrs.

Rowles. Houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. B. McHenry last week were Mr.

and Mrs. R. F. McHenry. Mrs.

Ludwig and Mrs. W. O. Nicholson, all of Hamlin, Texas. Miss Frances Adams was the guest of her aunt.

Mrs. Anna Adams of Glendale. The Camp Fire girls will meet at the residence ot Mrs. L. W.

Rowles tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock. ing a new home. Mr. and Mrs. I E.

Graham left Tuesday for Tucson, where they will visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. William Ellis and son were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Webster Sunday. Mrs. H. Hllbers spent several days during the past week in Phoeoix. Mr.

and Mrs. John Evans were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wllky. Mr.

and Mrs. Price Martin are newcomers in the district. Mrs. J. E.

Carlton and small daughter visited with her aunt, Mrs. Harry Hllbers, recently. Mrs. M. C.

Walls and Mrs. Ring were Sunday guests of Mr. and M. B. Brooks.

and Mrs. R. C. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Graham enjoyed a picnic dinner Sunday. Mrs. M.

N. Smiser. Mrs. John Evenas. Mrs.

M. B. Brooks, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. M.

C. Walls were guests of the Roosevelt Women's club yesterday. Mrs. Nick Truog and children spent several days with her grandmother recently. The Parent Teacher association will meet this afternoon at the school.

This is Founder's day and the idea will be carried out with a fitting ceremony. The silver offering which will be taken at the ceremonies will go toward furthering state work. Hostesses for the day ere Mrs. M. X.

Smiser and Mra Bethune. Mrs. Garfield Anderson left Monday for Denver. noon and Balsas was defeated by the Roosevelt team who were the champions of the Class division. With the close of the basketball and volley ball season the boys and girls of Balsz school have enthusiastically begun playing baseball.

Coach Griffith, who has charge of the boys, stated that 22 candidate responded to the first call for the Junior high school team and a first and second team will be organized. Miss Lucille Hanna has charge of girls' athletics and she also has plenty of material. The Balsz first team basketball boys were defeated six to four by the Isaac team in the Tempe gymnasium last Thursday. J. A.

Moe of Salome, spent Wednesday at the home of Grove Byers. Mr. and Mrs. W. S.

Hussey and family of Caldwell Heights attended a church dinner given at the Gar-, field Methodist church in Phoenix, Sunday, February 16. Mr. and Mrs. W. F.

Pinnick of Palo Verde, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Settlemire.

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W. Scott and family were visitors at C. W.

Lar-gent home last week. Mrs. Ed. W. Gahms of Bishop.

arrived Saturday morning to visit her mother. Mrs. WU-kins, who has been ill. Ralph Lusk, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

C. D. Settlemire returned to his home in Piqua, Ohio, last week. Edmond Rogers of Detroit, is a new student in the eighth grade. guests were Mrs.

R. H. Hardman, Mrs. Lester Wbitaker, Mrs. Dean Chitwood.

Mrs. Li. C. Thompson Mrs. Charles Orr, Mrs.

C. A. Reedy' Mrs. Joseph Hunsinger, Mrs. Law.T rence Evans, Mrs.

H. Smith. Mrs. Belle Herrmann. Clarkson and Mrs.

James Hastings. Mrs. Barney Trent was hostesa-to the Monday Night Bridge chib---at her home last week. Three tables were in play. Members and guests were Mrs.

J. D. Sullivan. Mrs. William Holmes, Mrs.

Carl Hopkins, Mrs. Margaret Louis Paschl. Mrs. Ollie Mur- chison, Mrs. W.

AL Gemmell, Mrs P. M. Hoskins, Mrs. Dean Chit- wood. Airs.

A. Reedy, Mra H. Hardman and Miss Marion Loughran. The winners for the evening were Mrs. Paschl and Mrs.

Murchison. Dainty refresh-' ments were served. Ladies of the Episcopal Guild will meet at the home of Mrs. Phillips tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock. The Nocyar club will give a dance at the clubhouse Saturday night, February 22, at nine o'clock.

The Asarco club will give a bridge party at the clubhouse tomorrow night at 8:00 o'clock. Airs. Bruce Duncan will be hostess to the "Two-Bit" club at her home. First avenue, Saturday af- ternoon of this week at 2:30 o'clock. The friends of Airs.

Minnie Grange gave her a farewell party Saturday evening at the home off Mr. and Mrs. Carl Willcox. Bridge was the diversion. The guests-were Mr.

and Mrs. C. R. Clark-son. Air.

and Mrs. Wallace Han- cock. Air. and Airs. J.

A. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Willcox, Mr. and Mrs.

David Chappel, Ed- s' die Grange and the guest of honor. Mrs. C. R. Clarkson and J.

A- Williams made high score. Mrs. Grange was prs-ented with a farewell gift. Refreshments were served at the conclusion of the playing. The Hayden team played the Tucson second team Friday night at Tucson.

The score was 19 to 11 in favor of Hayden. Th sophomore class gave a pic-. nic Saturday afternoon at Cook'g Lake. Each member had the privilege of inviting a guest. Over forty young folks attended.

Mrs. G. L. Hillman and her daughter. Isahelle, entertained the Camp Fire Girls with a St.

Valentine's party last Thursday evening. The guests enjoyed the evening playing "hearts." Each girl invited an escort. Morris, Louise Kerr, chaperoned by A11SS UlllS. Mr. and Mrs.

"Slick" Rutherford returned last week after spending a few months in Amorilla, Tex. M. O. Simms was a business visitor in Safford several days during the week. Mr.

and Mss. Ed Cole and fam ily, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boyer during the week, returned to their horns on the Blue Saturday. "Shorty" Moreland was in town last week on business from Alma, New Mexico.

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Smith and Mrs.

T. E. Sidebotham returned the latter part of the week after spending several days in Douglas. DUNCAN Joseph McBrannon. a former resident, passed through here Friday with his family moving from California to Cliff.

N- M. Many old friends greeted him during his short stay in town. A large house party spent the week-end at the H-Bar-Y ranch, guests of Hughey Means, the proprietor. Among the Duncan people invited were Prof, and Mrs. M.

O. Penn, Miss Helen Martin. Miss Mildred Eddins, Solon Hurt, and S. S. Fransese.

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Coon visited friends in Tucson over Sunday. VV. T.

Meacham and family of Miami visited Mr. and Mrs. Earle Stowell Sunday. Mrs. Meacham is the sister of Mr.

Stowell. Prof. Wesley Townsend and Douglass Brubaker attended the basketball teams to Morenci Saturday night. The girls won their game by a narrow margin, but the boys suffered defeat. Mrs.

Boyd Chllders, teacher in the Franklin school, was called to Clifton Saturday by the serious illness of her brother. The Missionary society. Mrs. Ray Isbell. president, met Thursday, and decided to purchase new furniture for the parsonage.

They began by placing a new library table in the study. H. B. Lovett returned Thursday from Red Rock where he has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Clarence Martin.

Henry Rigs and Stanley Cum. mings of Wilcox spent Saturday in Duncan. C. B. Movers of Globe is visiting relatives in the Franklin neighborhood and attending to business connected with his farm above Duncan.

Mrs. Robert Wilson is at home after a protracted stay in the hospital at Lordsburg. The revival at the Methodist church conducted by the Rev. Perry McArtbur of Cordell, is growing in interest each night, with capacity houses and many conversions. A large class of members is to be received Sunday morning by the Rev.

James Crutch-field, pastor. Col. J. L. T.

Walters. Duncan postmaster, visited Douglas this week. Judge Wiley Aker spent Friday and Saturday in Clifton attending court. Maurice Burcher of Miami visited his mother Thursday and Friday. Gus Burtchff has accepted employment in Morenci and is moving his family to the mountain city.

The Rev. W. B. Forry of Clifton visited the Rev. James Crutchfield at the Methodist, parsonage this week.

FLORENCE Angeliw Wetttrmifi Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Clemens had as their guests Mr.

and Mrs. Ray E. Cowden of Phoenix Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

Cowden were en route to the cattlemen's convention at Nogales. Miss Ellen Burke had as her guests for the week-end Miss Thel-ma Francis and Miss Opal Wills of the Arizona State Teachers college at Tempe. Mrs. Lissa Fulton announces the marriage of her son, Roland A. Fulton, to Miss Teresa Batoldus of Long Island, which took place in New York, January 26.

Mr. Fulton is well known in Arizona. He is a graduate of therTJhoenix Junior college and a graduate of the University of Arizona with the class of 1921. The funeral of Mrs. Lola Qual-lante was held in Florence Sunday noon from the Catholic church.

Mrs. Qnallante, wife of Jose Quallante. was born and raised in Florence Shedied in Superior where she has resided for the past several years. Mr. and Mrs.

W. W. Cochran had as their house guests Saturday and Sundav Mrs. Cochran's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs.

Ed R. Byers of Williams. S. of Phoenix, gen-secretary of the Baptist general convention, spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Florence in the interest of the Baptist organization. Plans are being arranged for a revival meeting to be held here in March.

Surveying of streets was begun Saturday morning by Donald Scott, city engineer appointed recently by Mayor B. F. Thum to act during the paving of Main and Fifth streets. J. S.

Graham of Log Angeles is in Florence completing arrangements for the opening of the Silver Bell mining properties. New machinery is to be installed immediately, among which will be a 50-ton pilot mill. These properties are 22 miles northeast of Florence. and Mrs. Al Turner motored to Glendale Thursday to spend the week-eftd with Mrs.

Turner's parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. C.

Davis. Mrs. W. W. Cochran and Mrs.

Henry Elvey returned Thursday from Douglas where they attended the meetings of the grand chapter of the Eastern Star. Rev. S. B. Hannah of- the First Presbyterian church announces that next Sunday, February 23, communion services will be held as part of the morning services.

Mrs. A. L. Bartlett was hostess-to the members of the ladles auxiliary of the Presbyterian church at her home Wednesday afternoon. The regular business session was held, after which a social hour was enjoyed.

FOWl.ER Mrs. J. D. Bethun Clifford Armstrong, Bert Roop and Lester Wlshert Returned Sunday after a short fishing trip. Mr.

and Mrs. John Cochran were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. L.

Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. F. E.

Palmer and Mrs. Barrett of Phoenix visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Van Landingham. COOLIDGE Jsssis A.

Luthy An election is called for tMarcb 1 to decide on the consolidation of the three 6cbool districts, each of which contains part of the town ot Coolidge. Mrs. L. A. Means, who has inaugurated a move for a playground for our young people, and secured funds for equipping same through a box supper, announces that this week will make a tangible showing on the grounds themselves.

Two double tennis courts and a basketball court have been marked off. Two lots at the intersection of Central and Third streets have been set aside for this purpose. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kurrle Jiad as their guests last week Mr.

and Mrs. MacLeod. Mrs. MacLeod is a niece of Mrs. Kurrle and Mr.

MacLeod represents a tent and awning company of Waco, Tex. W. W. Avants of Shamrock. with bis family, has arrived in Coolldge and expects to locate in this section.

Mr. Avants is a cotton farmer, and he is making his sister. Mrs. D. M.

Pope, a visit while looking around. Mr. and MrS. Carl Eckman of Denver stopped over one day this week to visit with Mr. and Mrs.

D. S. Davis. The Eckmans are en route to the coast. Dr.

Van Bergen, of the Southwestern museum. Los Angeleg, is again in town in connection with his work at the ruins. The Lions club will hold its regular noon luncheon at the clubhouse Thursday. The luncheon committee consists of Mrs. James Luthy, chairman, Mrs.

A- J- Ger-maine and Mrs. J. C. Powers. Mrs.

J. J. Butterfield was hostess to the members of the newly-organized Friday Bridge club last Friday. Mrs. J.

B. Boone captured the prize for high score and Mrs. W. F. Love won the consolation.

Dainty refreshments were served. The membership of the new club includes Mesdames J. J. Butter-field. J.

B. Boone. Idelle Beasley, B. Boyer, J. M.

Hines, W. F. Love, Charles Cohen, James Luthy, Esley Gray. Lillian Scott, W. E.

Hull. R. J. Jones, J. C.

Jayne, J. F. Eisen-raart. M. L.

Talla, J. J. Jones, Misses Margaret O'Conner, Esther Scott. The next club bridge party will be held at the country home of Howard Thomassen when Mrs. Lillian Scott and daughter Esther will be hostesses.

This party will be held the first Friday in March. The April bridge will be in charge of Mrs. J. J. Jones and daughter Elizabeth.

CREIGHTON Mrs. Paul Ashby Phone 839b The Creighton Parent Teacher association met Friday evening. Supt. E. W.

Montgomery spoke to members on "Preparing Children for High School." A program and party was held after the business meeting. The Schoolmasters" club held a meeting at the Creighton school Saturday evening. A dinner was served by the eighth grade girls. The Salt River Valley Water Users' association held a meeting in the school auditorium Tuesday evening. The Camelback Sunday school is 'planning a party to be given at St.

Andrew's church Saturday evening. A valentine party was held at the home of Mrs. Fred Arthur honoring Mrs. Odessa Arthur one evening last week. The Mispah Sewing club met in the home of Mrs.

Lonnie James one day last week. Eleven women attended the meeting. The Social Afternoon club met Wednesday afternoon, of last week in the home of Mrs. E. D.

Haley. Those present were Mrs. G. L. Wright, Mrs.

Schmalzel, Mrs. H. Van Akin, Mrt. E. G.

Coe, F. B. Sullivan. Mrs. B.

Sowell, Mrs. H. C. Martin, Mrs. Robert Collins and Mrs.

P. R. Ashley. Frank Cowin has returned to work after being ill at his home for two weeks. His children, Joye and Lowell, were also ill.

Mrs. D. W. Henderson is ill at her home. Dr.

and Mrs. C. D. Magie, Oswego, N. have been visiting in the home of E.

G. Coe. Mrs. W. Hickox is visiting her daughter, Mrs.

J. A. Aldrich. Orange road. Mr.

and Mrs. C. D. Thayer, Mr. and Mrs.

W. S. Perry and Mrs. N. C.

Pearce were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Thayer of Mesa Sunday-afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

P. H. Niblock. Cres-well. and Mr.

and Mrs. Divel-biss, Henry, 111., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. B.

Saner of Thirty-sixth street. CLIFTON Mrs. C. MeNaiii. Phonr 19oF1 Since the vast summer playground in northern Greenlee county has been made accessible by the Opening Of the fammm trail, the summer vacation tourists nave rusnea to these wonderful forests, mountain Ktreama mrMmto tna i and meadows with altitudes varying from 3.500 to innnn a great deal of this traffic has been routea mrougn Clifton, and accommodations for them in Clifton have een umuea.

W. W. Frazer. iin guilty of murder In the second de gree tor tne Killing of Tom Maness was sentenced last week to 10 to 25 vun i v. pentientiary at Florence.

air. ana Mrs. Mike Fillerman of Eagle Creek were obliged to rush their small daughter to Clifton Monday for medical aid. The child was quite seriously in untn the latter part of the week when a marked improvement was shown Mr. and Mrs.

Cleve Miller spent seevral days last weir vi.ix.. Bisbee. Miss Francelle Hill and Roy Commeau of Phoenix were weekend visitors last week. A fire in the found day resulted in considerable dam-aye. County Attorney H.

Earl Rogge was a Morenci visitor during th week. A "snow rartv" wa joyed by several of the Clifton hih school students Sunday at Grand-ville. After a couple of hours fun In the snow a dinner served. Those at dinner were Betty 5 ia'r vv. Laurence Spann.

Carl Stevens, Lloyd Allen Edilmlra Norte, James O'Nell Verda. Slaughter. George Dannen-' Elms Roberts Wilow Mnm3T Tnntv Sheriff Frank Branson received a list of men named for Jury duty In superior court, Tucson. Those named are Walter Lemoore, George C. Nelson, B.

j. O'Neill. E. Al- Rager. Jesse J.

Robinson, Leo Sneed, Archie Stamps, Theodore Gursky. Joseph W. Geiger. AJvIn E. Crawford.

Tom Champmen, George Brandon. Allan C. Key. Robert E. Kelly, all of Ajo, and Jesus Thona of Quijotoa.

Mrs. Emma F. Parsons, supervisor of census, third district. Tucson, was In Ajo Thursday and Friday on official business. Elma Roberts Wll-rod was appointed special census numerator of distribution, manufacturers and miners, districts 10-3 and 10-4.

This enumeration will begin at once to be completed before the population enumeration in April. lanrfxraninz is to be done the A to Federated church and the Catholic chuch grounds with the planting or paio verde trees. The use of native des ert growths is in accordance witn past landscaping. That part of the American Legion cnwurtHa nerf for hoxir-sr and wrest- ling bouts is being enclosed for pri- vacy. A 10-foot cement wan is oe- ing built on the east side next the I street, a galvanized iron wall on the south next the alley and a board wall on the west side next the basketball court.

Clarence S. Brown, superintendent of schools, last week tested the eyes of approximately 500 grade students with the Snelling eye test. About 10 per cent of the pupils were found to have defective vision. A test of the high school students' sight will be made soon. The art exhibit of 150 reproductions of famous paintings by mas-t- will held in the school audi torium all next week, beginning Monday.

It will oe open xo visitors each day during school hours, also on Tuesday and Friday evenings. All money received will be used to purchase pictures for the scnooi-rooms. The Ajo schools will enter approximately 100 exhibits at the Pima county fair. Some especially fine rtrawines and DOsters have been prepared by the lower grades. The sophomore class of the high rhnnl will hold a class Darty In the school Saturday evening.

The Pierce Players. last ot trie series of five entertainments sponsored by Art Taylor post. No. 10, American Legion, presented a clever T.fttrrflm of krt'hf-. KTirs and character studies Saturday night and were well received by their audience.

Mr. and Mrs. Kueene Kidder and Wsiltor Il.u ics nltfriilfd the chapter meeting of the Eastern Star in Douglas last week. Mr. Kidder who la u-di'thv natron of the local chapter went as a delegate.

J. ti. Allison spent last weeK in Los Ang-les on business' In the interests of the new aiiation school recently opened here. Mrs. John C.

(Jreenway and daughter. Mis Martha Ferguson, spent a few In A.lo this week. At the regular meeting or tne Ajo bran-l of the Republican Women's club Thursday evening, Mrs. H. A.

resigned as president and Li ma Roberts lison was elected to fill the chau. Mrs. Wilson resigned as treasurer and Mis. Charles Gilbert was elected to the office. 1) ALHAMBRA Mrs.

E. E. Jack. Phone 108J4 Phoenix L'nion high school students from this district whose names were placed on the scholar ship honor roll for the first pfines ter were Jane Shepherd. Winona Gage.

Ruby Edna Kunze and Mar vin Small. Alhambra school rupils were vac- cinnated against smallpox Tuesday. Members of the Alhambra Wom an's club met Tuesday for luncheon at the D. S. Hers hey home on Northern avttnne.

Mrs. Harriett Murless. a member of the board of directors of the State School for Deaf and Blind. ave an interesting discussion on the work of that in stitution. The next meeting of the lub will be the annual nlav dav on March 4, at the E.

G. Kesell home. Guests of the club at the last metrt- ng were Mrs. Lehnhart, Mrs. Workman of Countryside lodge, and Mrs.

Fred Sehahrer of Mesa. The Sketch club of the Phoenix Artists club meets twice weekly in the Countryside lodge recreation isll. Mrs. L. H.

Seargeant is exhibit ing two paintings this week at the art exhibit of the Arizona museum. J. L. Jarnigan, won a first place in the boys' pony race at the Phoenix rodeo. Mr.

and Mrs. Melvin Sine and daughter of Tempe were guests over the week-end of Mr. ami Mrs. Van Sine. Mrs.

Harry Russell attended the Women's Typographical auxiliary luncheon at the home of Mrs. Paul Faust Wednesday. Mrs. H. C.

Cavneus and Mrs. John Hennessey of Phoenix, and Mrs. Lou Charlehois of WickenVmrir motored Prescott Monday to at tend the concert given by pupils of ftt. Joseph academy. Misses Ann and Mary Cavness appeared on the program.

Mr. and Mrs. Lehnhardt of Wal nut, winter visitors here, have returned to their Iowa home. Mrs. Stevens, who has spent the winter here with her daughter, Mrs.

J. L- Jarnigan, left Sunday for her horns in Texas. Work has been started on sravel- of the Camelback road west from Grand avenue. ARLINGTON Mrs. P.

Archer The Arlington Woman's club held Its annual husbands' party in the home of Jack Gable Friday evening. The party -as a Valentine affair. The club will meet Tuesday instead Of today, the regular meeting day. Thursday the West Maricopa county clubs will entertain at a luncheon in the Wigwam in Litchfield In honor of the executive board of the Central Arizona District Federation of Wcraen'i clubs. The Tuesday meeting will be held at the "Bar ranch.

Mips Gladys Trimm and Mrs. Sara Mabry will be hostesses. The program will be on "applied art" under the leader ship of Mrs. Jack Gable. The grammar school basketball team defeated the Palo Verde team 14 to 0 Friday.

A party composed of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gable and sons. Jackie and Warren Carter and Mr. and Mrs.

C. L- Archer and children. P. A. nd Jayme.

spent Sunday picnicking at Agua Caliente. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thompson re turned last week from California here they have spent last year. Mrs.

Thompson left Sunday for Tulsa, where she was called by the serious illness of her father. Robert T. Basham. Ui. and Mrs.

Robert Mitchell ASHFORK Mr. Elsa M. Johnson Mrs. A. C.

McCoy, Mrs. F. Smith, Mrs. Emma Pritchard and V. Ba-lon made a Tuesday business trip to Prescott.

Y. D. Dickerson of Ashfork and Frank Dickerson of Seligman spent several days last week in Phoe nix. A. C.

McCoy visited Saturday in Phoenix on business. Mr. and Mrs. M. T.

Crandell of Phoenix spent the week-end with Mrs. Crandell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Matheny. Robert Schwanbeck and R.

A. Long left Saturday for a short trip to Hot Springs. Mrs. Al Smith, Miss Ruth Switser and Mrs. G.

A. Johnston visited Tuesday at the Norraan Nellis home. Guests of Mrs. A. C.

McCoy at a Valentine party last Friday afternoon were: Mrs. C. Crauthers. Mrs. Frank Smith, Mrs.

Anna Pritchard, Mrs. Robert Schwanbeck. Mrs. G. A.

Johnston, Mrs. Lee Denning, Mrs. Harry Sipes, Mrs. Harry Wilson, Mrs. Lon Smith and Mrs.

R. F. Barton. Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Morgan of Phoenix spent Sunday evening in Ashfork as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nellis. Dr. F.

H. Carmill made a trip to Williams last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Russell are recovering from illness.

Mrs. W. D. Washington and daughter spent the week-end in Prescott. John Kelly of Los Angeles visited here last week-end with his brother.

L. C. Kelly, and also with the W. D. Washington family.

Mrs. Freji Street has returned from Los Angeles, where she visited her sister for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Southworth and Mr.

and Mrs. Homer made a trip to Williams Saturday afternoon. Mrs. John Reeves and baby returned Sunday from California, where Mrs. Reeves has been in a hospital.

Frank Dickerson. stud'ent at the Arizona State Teachers college at Flagstaff, spent the week-end at his home here. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nellis at a Valentine party Saturday night were Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Sipes, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Derrinfr, Mr. and Mrs.

Lon Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Bice Matheny. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Wilson, Mrs. G. A. Johnston. Walter Owens, Mrs.

A. C. McCov, Mrs. Robert Schwanbeck. Mrs.

M. T. Miss Evelyn Schwanbeck and Harold Wilson. Mrs. Johnston and Mr.

Owens took high score honors. AZTEC The children of the Aztec school enjoyed a Valentine party Friday. Among those present were Ella Dora McDaniels, Juanita Cejka, Virginia Coates, Mary Irwin, Cliffy Livengood, Edith May Mcintosh, Mary Jane McDaniels, Nellie Rolla, Frances Foster, Andrew Rojas, Jesus Rojas. Manuel Martin. Ri-cardo Guiterrez, Leonard Kelly, Oliver Handley, Jack Mcintosh, lawson Rolla, Raymond Coates, Raymond Foster, Jack Taylor, Billie Norwood, Robert Livergood, Herbert Johnson Ralph Mcintosh, Arthur Foster and Margaret Dixon.

Bob Rowe and Sim Weidner attended the dance in Sentinel Saturday evening. Mrs. L. A. Cejka left Saturday for a brief visit to Los Angeles.

Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Johnson entertained with a farewell dance Saturday evening in honor of Mr.

and Mrs. T. R. Cash and Bert McGowen who left for Washington, D. C.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Farrin left Monday for Phoenix on business. John Prugal arrived during the week from Long Beach for a visit with his family. Mrs.

Dr. Kennell has as her house guest Mrs. Miller of San Diego. J. K.

Dixon, Mrs. Leonard Kelly and son Leonard spent Saturday in Phoenix. Sir. and Mrs. William Pierce entertained with a weiner roast Mon day evening.

Among those pres ent were Mr. and Mrs. William Amnions, Mrs. B. F.

Hammond, Knox Slack and L. A. Cejka. Mr. and 'Mrs.

Pat Taylor and son Jack spent Saturday in Algodones with friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. L.

Nicholas and Bill Luffee spent Saturday in Yuma cm business. BALSZ Mrs, n. Q. Ls names. Phew 19R4 The Balsa Parent Teacher association held a very interesting meeting at the school.

February H. honoring Founders' day, celebrating the SSrd anniversary of the Parent Teacher organization. There was a large two layer cake with 33 candles. A pageant was given representing the four departments of the Parent Teacher association, by Mrs. Haun representing the state, Mrs.

Sheridan representing the church, Mrs. Bohme the school, Mrs. Langmade the home. Mrs. F.

F. Timmons represented the "Oracle" and little Louise Langmade the spirit of the Parent Teacher association. Mrs. John Jackson, past president of the association, lighted the candles and cut the cake. A birthday offering was taken.

Refreshments were served by Mrs. George Newman and Mrs. George Siervogel. Mrs. Jeanette H.

Banker has been employed by the Balsz school board as school nurse. She will begin her work Monday. J. W. principal of the school, attended the school masters" banquet held at the Creighton school, Saturday evening.

Lincoln day was observed in the Balsz school in each room in some appropriate manner. The girls' volley ball team entered the Salt River valley tournament which was held in the gymnasium of the Arizona State Teachers college at Tempe, last week. The Balsz girls defeated Laveen Friday and won the championship of the class division for which they will receive a pennant. Saturday morning they defeated the Washington team who were winners of the class division. The final game was played Saturday after GILA BEND Marjorie Qillard Mrs.

H- C. Tullus entertained Friday evening with a desert valentine party at the old Indian school. Refreshments were served to the following guests, Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Mr. and Mrs. A. Markus, Mr.

and Mrs. C. A-Weiting. H. Welting.

Albert Mc-Keen, Idabel Dennis, Fred Schultz, Ed McCalmont, Catherine AIsop. William Berger. Homer Gatlin, and Marjorie Dillard. The Gila Drug store Is being painted preparatory to installing a new fountain and fixtures. All work is expected to be completed by March The formal opening of the Desert pharmacy was held Saturday night February 15.

The Desert pharmacy was formerly known as the refreshment parlor and was located in the C. C. Rockwell building. It Is now located in the Jake Muler building and is still under the ownership of Joe Beachamp. Candy, drinks and ice cream were served to all those who attended the opening Saturday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. William Mc El Hannon and Mrs. El Hannon's brother, Jack Yeager, were Gila Bend visitors for a short time last week. They were en route to Yuma.

Mrs. Athur Jesmere of Phoenix is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jake Miller. Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Trosper of Phoenix spent Saturday and Sunday with his mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Homer D. Trosper. Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Stout, Mrs. A. H. Stout, Irene Blackerby.

and Mr. Burrough were visitors to Alt-godones Sunday. Miss Louise Logan returned to the University of California at Los Angeles after a visit with her mother. Mrs. U.

L. Logan. Mrs. U. L.

Logan and son. U. L. Logan, Mrs. Logan's aunts, Mrs.

V. Federer and Miss H. E. Shirley were Ajo visitors Sunday. F.

A. Gillispie was in Gila Bend on business the latter part of last week. Mrs. Fred Martin was unable to teach school last week on account of illness. Miss Millard of Phoenix substituted for her.

Miss Beatrice was out of school for a day on account of illness. Mr. and Mrs. G. W.

Reid were shopping In Phoenix last week. Those attending the Rodeo in Phoenix last week were. Mrs. H. Welting, Mrs.

C. A. Weitlng. G. H.

Welting. Mr. and Mrs. Davenport. Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Kennedy were Phoenix visitors last week. F. A. Reed, president of the Salt River Valley Water Users association, was in Gila Bend on business last week.

Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Goodman were in Phoenvs on business Wednesday and Thursday.

Colonel Smith returned from, a business trip to Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Kiser of Glendale spent the week-end last week as guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Virgil Lynch. Mrs. James Gatlin, Mr. and Mrs. Cole Gatlin were visitors In Buckeye last week.

Those who attended the dance in Sentinel Saturday night were Mr. and Mrs. Vic Cauthler. Miss Beatrice Filisetti, Paul Hutchins, Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Stout. Eddie Stout, Frank Guthrie. Irene Blackerby. W. T.

Burroughs, Dick Jackson and Bud Jackson. Ernest Peterson and Frank Bell were in Phoenix Saturday. Dr. G. T.

Wells was a Phoenix visitor last week. HAYDEN FRANCES MURPHY Mrs. Clary and Airs. H. O.

Woods were hostesses on Friday afternoon at a bridge party in honor of Airs. J. F. Frost. Guests to make three tables included Airs.

George Howard. Airs. C. E. Hine-baugh.

Airs. Fred Bose, Airs. P. T. Vail.

Airs. Walter Archibald, Airs. Irene Brown. Airs. Wallace Han, cock.

Airs. Byron Goodrldge, AlrsC A. E. Griffith. Airs.

Georee AIc- Andrewe. Aliases Ruby Lee Waldron and Dora Mae Hanson. The guest ot honor. Airs. George Howarfl, was presented with a souvenir.

High score was made by Airs. Irene Brown. Airs. Boss won second prize. Delicious refreshments were served at the conclusion of the playing.

Complimentary to Airs. Minnie Grange who left recently to make her home In San Antonio, the Hope Rebekah lodge No. 29 gave a surprise handkerchief shower at her home Alonday afternoon. The i CASA GRANDE Mrs. C.

M. Prathar Phone IS Fifty guests were invited to Casa Sahuaro Friday afternoon when Mrs. Earl Gear, Mrs. E. G.

Lavers, Mrs. Heard Byram and Mrs. Al. M. Bottriell were hostesses.

The Valentine motif was used in decorations in the living rocm, where the card tables were placed, and in the large room at the inn. High score was made by Mrs. Jean Miller of Tucson, second by Mrs. Lee Newcomb, and low by Mrs. Earl SelL Mrs.

Emma M. Guild, who spent two months in Washington, D. C-, with friends and relatives, returned to Casa Grande Saturday Mrs. Guild was called to the east by the serious illness of her sister. Miss Harriett Monk.

E. C. Grasty of Chandler who purchased the Decoursey implement business and real estate holdings in this city, took possession of the business Monday. Mr. Grasty and family will occupy the former H.

G. Brown home, which he recently purchased, according to report. John H. Booth, national secretary church extension. Christian churches, and who is the owner of valley ranch land, was a business visitor here Saturday.

He was met in Casa Grande by the Rev. Walter Hof-mann of Florence, motoring to that city with the latter. Mr. and Mrs. E.

L. Hudson, former residents of this city, arrived here Monday for a short visit with friends while attending to business matters. They now reside in North Hollywood, and while in Casa Grande are the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nath Parks.

Mrs. G. E. Richerson entertained a group of friends Tuesday at a bridge Juncheon, honoring her cousin, Mrs. R.

E. White, Ottumwa, who is visiting here. Ben Drv of Los Angeles will arrive here Saturday morning to visit his mother Mrs. Katherine Drew, who was recently injured in an automobile accident. Miss Margaret Stewart, editor of the Casa Grande Dispatch, and Mrs.

W. E. Smith spent from Thursday until Monday in Los Angeles on business. Mrs. Katherine MacRae returned Monday morning from a twoweek visit with her son and daughter, who reside in Los Angeles.

Guests of Judge and Mrs. P. D. Overfield Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Heffner of Phoenix. Monday all motored to Tucson, where they were guests at the wedding of Miss Marie Elsie Kruttschmitt and William Thompson of Phoenix. Sam J. Bailie, a former Casa Grandean, and now manager of, the Arizona Automobile, association, with headquarters in Phoenix, was a business visitor here Monday. Mrs.

Dallas Park and daughter, Betty, of are spending a w-eek the guests of her sister, Mrs. George Hall and family. Carl Evans of the high school faculty has taken the R. E. McNatt house on the corner of Eighth acid Park, Mr.

and Mrs. K. J. Tenney taking the Cramer house vacated by the Evans family. Julius Mandell of Albuquerque was a guest Saturday of his brother and wife, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Mandell. CASHION Mozelle Robertson Mr. and Mrs. John Cochran spent Sunday evening with Mr.

and Airs. Alfred Coy. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carlin and family and Shirley Beam visited Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. George Carlin. Miss Mozelle Robertson spent Friday night with Miss Barbara Lair. Mr. and Mrs.

Emtt Stevens and daughter, Betty Jane, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kleen. Mrs. L.

C. Haynes spent Friday afternoon visiting Mrs. A. H. Coy.

Miss Ruth Burria is visiting her sister, Mrs. Everett of Palo Verde. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wells and family were guests last week of Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Coy and family. Airs. Retta Reese and children, Edgar, and Ella, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.

D. D. Kleen. Miss Barbara Lair was a dinner guest Saturday of Miss Mozelle Robertson. Alfred Coy suffered a sprained ankle while at work at his home Saturday evening.

A "pot luck" supper was held Thursday evening at the Tolleson Christian church honoring the Rev. Ed Smith, missionary, who made the principal address. Mrs. C. Liston, former Cashion resident, died in a Phoenix hospital last Friday.

Funeral services were held Tuesday. She is survived by her husband and five children. Mr. and Mrs. James Elson and family were Friday eveniner visitors of Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel Kleen. Robert Barber suffered minor cuts and bruises when the bicycle he was riding and a machine driven by an unidentified Mexican collided Saturday night. John Scharbauer of Fort Worth, is here on business and is a guest of Mr. and Mrs.

R. L. Scott. Guests of Miss Bertha Dawson at a Valentine party last Friday evening were: Misses Minnie Harris, Ruth and Flora Roberts. Barbara Lair, Mozelle Robertson, Laura Arnold, Roberta Kincaid, Marv Cov.

Shirley Blane. Mrs. J. P. Ivy, Mrs.

Elizabeth McCrelght and son. Hobby. Howard Hess, Earl Harris. Em-mil Perkins, Celthal Pope. Cecil and John Pendergast, Waldo Schmidt and Mrs.

Fred Carlin and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Holmes were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Coy. Mr. and Mrs. Barden Roberts and BUCKEYE The National Guard meeting. was attended and several prominent speakers were on the program.

Attending from Phoenix were Major Shaw, Captain Wyrick and Captain Rubel. Atfer the meeting a banquet was served at a local cafe. Mr. and Mrs. B.

Branuro spent Sunday with friends in Phoenix. Little Elsie Louise King is suffering an atttack of tonsilitis. The Woman's club is serving a dinner tonight to the husbands of the members and an interesting program has been arranged. Bud 'Bates is in Los Angeles for a few days on business. He expects to return the last of the week.

E. A. Corn, who is now editor and manager of the Superior Sun, was a visitor this week. He was accompanied by his son, G. B.

Corn. A. D. Bowers, E. J.

Hendren and G. B. Corn attended the roads meeting held in Glendale Saturday. Among the new arrivals recently was a girl born to Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Drew and a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Henry La Prath. Mrs. Corn Moore, who has been quite ill, is reported to be improving slowly.

Friday night the members of Parent Teachers association will give a dinner at the grammar school building to which the public is invited. Proceeds will be used in the child's welfare fund. Work is progressing rapidly on the new building being erected by the Southern Baptists. Mr. and Mrs.

O. M. Jones and little daughter have returned from California wheer they spent the past two weeks. Mr. Gee, who has been manager of the Toggery, will leave soon.

"Mr. Meddox of Mesa is taking Mr. Gee's place. Bob Bales made a trip to San Diego last week returning to Buckeye Monday. Mrs.

E. L. Holt, who has been seriously 111 the past month, is reported out of danger and on the road to recovery. Guests at the Mojor home for several days this week were Mrs. Minnie Bruiger and grandson, Jimmy Boner of San Pedro.

Calif. An accident in which the Chevrolet car, driven by R. O. Perry, and a coupe driven by Mrs. Fox of Los Angeles, were totally demolished, occurred west of Gillispie dam Sunday.

"Mr. and Mrs. Perry, who are residents of Buckeye, were badly cut and bruised, and Mr. Perry had seevral ribs broken. Mrs.

Fox was brought to Buckeye and given first aid and was able to return to Phoenix on Monday. A party open to the public will be given at the Women's Club rooms on February 27 and 500 and bridge will be played. The White Tanks Social club will meet Friday night. Ben Wolk has accepted a position with the Roosevelt Irrigation company. Charles Morgan has resigned his position as secretary of West Maricopa County Chamber of Commerce.

CARTWRIGHT Mrs. Clyde Rouaaeau A series of four- Zaner certificates are to be awarded to pupils of Cartwright school. The certificates are awarded on a basis of penmanship effort and achievement. Sixth grade pupils who earned the first of the series are Mary Kuli-koff. Ross Miller, Virsil Court, Dick Calhoun.

Jack Shawver. Audrey MacDonald, Marie Rousseau, James Hussey, Jack Sasaki, and Salvador Mendeoil. Delia Kitaoka, fifth grade girl, was awarded the third certificate and has won highest penmanship honors thus Friday, February 28, the ladies of the Cartwright Missionary society will serve a chicken dinner in the school auditorium. The Missionary society is redecorating and refurnishing the parsonage, and the proceeds from the dinner will be used for that purpose. On the same evening, the Rev.

Leon Unger will entertain the members of the Ep-worth League at a party in the parsonage. An interested group of women met in the Cartwright auditorium Thursday afternoon for the Home Demonstration meeting conducted by Mrs. Avis Wells, gave a most instructive talk on home problems. The next meeting will be held in the same place on the afternoon of March 13. Trustees of the Cartwright church met last night in the church to discuss the building of a much needed addition to the church.

The farm shop class of Cartwright school has made new benches and tables for the hot lunch room. Plans are being made to improve the room. Frank Tee, a new resident in Cartwright and one of the owners of Cartwright store, will speak at Cartwright church Sunday evening. March 2. telling of the work done in Canton Christian college.

Canton, China, of which he is a recent graduate. Several members of Cartwright Community club attended the annual "guest day" of the Roosevelt Woman's club yesterday. A number will attend the "guest day" of the Washington club today, and of the Liberty club tomorrow. Lovell Rousseau, who underwent an appendicitis operation at Good Samaritan hospital last week, is recovering and will be removed to his home Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. William K. Hum HIGLEY Mrs. W. P.

Karstetter Airs. R. L. Pickens honored her granddaughter, Alertyl Ewing of Higley, with a Sunday birthday dinner at her home east of Alesa. Guests were Air.

and Airs. John Ewing and two daughters, Blanche and Alertyl, and Air. and Airs. Oscar Helmhout and children. Guests at a Sunday picnic dinner on the desert in honor of the birthday anniversary of Lanham Butler were Mr.

and Airs. Lanham1 Butler and daughter, Jackie, of Higlev, Air. and Airs. Z. Z.

Butler of Phoenix and Air. and Airs. Parker of Phoenix. Air. and Afrs.

C. W. -Farmer, who have resided here several months, have returned to their Oklahoma home. Delegates elected to represent the Woman's Foreign Alissionary society here at the Tucaon convention of the organization Alarch 21 were Airs. A.

J. Walker, with Mrs. D. T. Heber as alternate.

Alembers of the Higley Ladies Aid society held their regular meeting yesterday at the W. F. Karstetter home, and served a noon luncheon to men working on the new Higley church. Aliss Josephine Fincher is 111 at her home. The Rev.

Air. Relberger of California will deliver the sermon at the morning services at Higley church Sunday. Sunday school services will start at 10 a. m. Air.

and Airs. J. Al. Elsberry visited Sunday afternoon with their son, William Elsberry of Mesa. Air.

and Airs. C. J. Stanfield and son visited Sunday with Chandler friends. Air.

and Airs. Caleb Pickens made a Alonday business trip to Phoenix. Mrs. J. Al.

Elsberry was a Thursday luncheon guest of Mrs. Catherine Brown of Gilbert. O. W. Griffen and sons of Gilbert visited Sunday at the Karstetter home.

ISAAC Mrs. J. B. Sutton Pupils at the school were vac clnated against small pox by the county health physician Monday morning. Several trees were planted on the playground in rear of the school last week.

The Isaac team defeated the Balsz team in the valley tournament held at Tempe last Thursday. Isaac was defeated by Laveen Friday with a to 10 score. Practice for baseball will begin this week. The diamond has been moved from its former location to a higher point. D.

H. Butler, son of Air. and Airs. LeRoy. Butler, Lateral 16.

suffered a strained neck while playing Sunday. The Wednesday Social circle held its regular meeting at the school last week. The program consisted of reading several articles on Indian ruins by Airs. A. S.

Reed. Refreshments were served by Mrs. W. H. Wilkey and daughter, Aliss Ruth Wilkey.

Airs. LeRoy Butler and Airs. J. L. Cobb visited the special art class at the school Alonday afternoon.

J. L. Cobb, Christy road, and Mr. Brjte. Texas, attended the cattlemen's convention at Nogales this Claud Ellis left for Texas Alonday to visit his sister who is ill.

Mr. and Airs. W. S. Counterman.

Phoenix, visited Air. and Airs. LeRoy Butler Monday evening. Air. and Airs.

J. L. Cobb. Christy road. George and Lucas Cobb, Waldo.

Beth and Kenneth Butler attended the rodeo in Phoenix Sunday afternoon. We Restore the Normal Natural Expression Phone 3-5419 Most Beautiful Platework in the World Don't Tolerate lll-Fittjng Plates There will be a box supper and pie social held at the school tomor. row night starting at 8 o'clock. The earlier part of the night will be taken up with a program presented by pupils of the school. The affair is being sponsored by Professor de Hoff, the proceeds to be utilized for athletic equipment of the school.

The Land Owners association held a regular meeting at the school Monday niht. These meetings are held each Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. C.

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