Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 11

REPUBUC REPUBLIC BUUDOfi MAM. Tuesday, June 21, 1953. Paee 11 Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona. News Of Persons And Events From Communities Throughout Arizona Wright. Mrs.

Oscar Severson, from Gallup where she visited is associated with Dr. Ingling, ANTS ROACHES Insect Pests of all kinds California's Great Insect Powder 80 Years Old still Best and Safest Af Drug, Grocery Stores fet Shops it i arrived this week and also will r- 4. nuNs, x-sinrri BeJley, and Mrs. Dwight Shannon. spend two weeks assisting at the thixma Bo.vxrr h.vix Republic SUte Corrwpondmt hospital.

her father, Henry Curley. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Beards-ley and children have returned from Laguna, N. after visiting relatives.

Robert D. To mayo, son ct WlNSLftw t- wu.i. Manuel Tamayo, nas been trans- Mr. and Mrs. Norman Burns Junior Chmmtr rn.rr,rr,..

nj erred to North Island Naval Sta of Ganado Mission drove to Mar aoxilianr. th ji.rM jt.it. aboard the attack aircraft ble Canyon Saturday to meet a party of Ganado Mission staff Douglas hosts Saturday evenin to person-1 carrlr 1:55 Krse. after an nel of the 904th Aircraft witn ine and Warnlnz Station on ta western Pa- members who had been on a two FINE week boat trip down the Colo DORIS STURGIS Republic State Correspondent DOUGLAS The Rev. Eschol her.

Commanding officer of station. MaJ. Charles W. Evans. The Winslow Writers Club met and Mrs.

Evans were present. Lt the home of Frances See Mon- The second session of the Am-f wnin- was ertcan Red Cross swimminc in- in "'S? th Program. Among Cosby has taken over the pulpit SHADES 01 tne irst Baptist Church, suc stnictlon wUI bezin June 27. onln, nwienu reaa were ceeding the Rev. Nelson Crow.

He has been doing evangelistic work for several years. Prior to rado River. Recent visitors at Ganado Mission included Mr. and Mrs. Edward Paul of Albuquerque, N.M., Mr.

and Mrs. John L. Ellingbee of Phoenix, and Mr. and Mrs. Lucina E.

Burk of Albuquerque. Klagetoh MRS. D. V. VANN Republic State Correspondent KLAGETOH Urban Yazzie Jumor-senior life savins and in-xrp rrom uie iNews." termedif mtmminT nf mrtinn small paper which had been scheduled for mornings, and ued by Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Ker- li J- Wir VW this he was pastor of the Baptist Church in Superior for two years. He is married and has three children. Mr. Crow now isJ chUrtren beginners In the after- wrr on noon.

Assisting coach Emil NvaJo Reservation. Mrs. during the first week will bev Carlson read a short story. Mrs. J.

I. Hunt, president of Jef-J Man in a Boat." and Mrs. Dewey ferson Parent-Teacher Assocta- Donato a story. "Circus Episode." tion. Mrs.

Lloyd Cardon. Mrs. The Sunday School awards Lyn Copsey. Mrs. Jack Puzh.

m.A p. nr. Pnicmmi manager of the Winona Lake conference grounds in Illinois. drove to the El Paso Gas Co. Navajo booster station to spend the weekend with his family.

Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Troost and two children of Narco, have arrived to spend a week with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Hollis Mrs. Arline Wheeler, teacher Campbell. Mrs. R.

E. Hope of advisor at the Steamboat School, and Mrs. Tom Wade. Church Included wreaths to be Jack Jackson, son of Phillip already received Jackson of Winslow. has been Carbarlno.

Melani Robin-selected to participate In the 1955 Kathleen and Jeffrey Hoi-Encampment for Cltiaenshlp. Sharyn, Shayne, and Brn New York City. Jackson has been Caatallani. Barbara Freeman, a student at Arkansas Qtr Junior I Theresa and Mary Cyr. Jodean Denver City, was a recent spent Friday at Klagetoh School 4743 on business, visitor at the Campbell home.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Barton and daughters, Marion and Mrs. College, studying to teach social: Gibbons. Deanna Legate, Michael science and Physical education.

Mitchell. Maxine and Barbara Laura Tohe spent the weekend He to attending the encampment McColIum. Norman Jean Freeby, at Gallup and Tohatchi, N. Lydia Valenzuela, Mary Alvarado, Cecelia Ortiz, Eleanor Campbell, and Dorothy Noyes, sponsor. On the bus steps are El via Garcia and Nancy Lewis.

(Marty-Dess Photo) lllfo-itfc Boarding the Greyhound xcii.0aicabus in DoUgias for the YWCA Asilomar conference of Y-Teen-ers this week at Pacific Grove, are, from left in front, Marilyn Ruterman, as representative of the Anadar-I Mary Miller. Judy Linda Mr. and Mrs. Dick Baldwin and sons spent Saturday at their Thanks to Breatheasy, thousands' ko area of the U-S. Department or.

Turner, Thomas Mitcneii. Joe and Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs. James LaPrade, and Donald Scholarships to Arizona Suteicflr ranch at Ganado. Mrs. Bula Rese, home eco mm recently for Canton, N.

where home of the Rev. and Mrs. Wil College at Flagstaff have beenf The annual Flaj Day observ-awarded to three Winslow High ance by the Winslow Elks Lodge School graduates. They are 536 wa conducted by Charles nomics specialist of the Winslow and Klagetoh area schools, left they will visit their parents and work in the office and vacation Bible school and Miss Stolzman and Miss Orff will assist at Sage Memorial Hospital. have found new relief from asthma 6pasms, and nasal congestion of hay fever.

Get the original epinephrine inhalant long used by so many. Usually restores natural, comfortable breathing in minutes. Used successfully by adults, children. Kit complete with pyrex nebulizer. other rclauves.

Monday with Raymond Beards-ley for Inter-Mountain School at Mrs. Louis Boyer and daugh ters. Debra Ann and Sharon Lee Brigham City, Utah, for an educational workshop conference. of Glendale. are visiting with Mr.

Owrge Wright, receiving a genErickson for the 16th consecutive era! scholarship; Huetta Harvey year. Principal speaker was Maj. and Sara Lee Shannon, music Charles W. Evans, commander of scholarships. po-tth Aircraft Control and Warn- 'ing Squadron now stationed near Ann Scertsbr Km returned to Wins, Tne Wnslow Emblem her home in lona Maha furnLlhed dri tcam nder the direction of Mrs.

M. C. and Mrs. Robert Mullens and Rosabelle Curley has returned inhalant, zipper carrying case. Judge Breatheasy's effective family.

Ham A. Vogel of Ganado Mission. Miss Jackson is Mrs. Vogel's sister. The Jacksons live in Nashville, Tenn.

Hazel Ressler of Ganado Mission staff has returned from visiting friends in Texas. Wilma Bryan of the administration office at Ganado Mission has left for Albuquerque, N.M., where she will meet Mrs. June Baker, Pat Morrison, and Hazel Ressler to go to Santa Fe. From Mrs. June Baker and Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Dodd and family of Ganado Mission, and Joanna Ayres of Philadelphia, sister of Mrs. Dodd, all drove to Inscription Rock, N.M., last week. Dr. and Mrs.

Howard Ingling Mrs. Wm. Gaskill and daugh ters visited Wednesday in Silver Bell wjth her brother, J. C. Ford, station, gave the ness for yourself today.

Yon must be completely satisfied full money-back guarantee! AT LEADING DRUG STORES or write to Breatheasv. Inc.J Jr. HARD OF HEARING? Famous Beltane Aids. Fresh Factory Batteries and Cords for all Aids. Suite 520 Security Bldg.

history of the flag. Lloyd Hen and Mary B. Hannabery of Springfield, Ohio, wno spent the past two weeks assisting in Sage nip- cf Holbrook read the The firit call on the services of.rtjpowe. 9 Memorial Hospital, have re 231 Dexter Seattle 9, Wash.1 there they will go east to Ren-ova, the home of Miss Res 'rnrinnwuw. Helene Freeman, daughter of turned home.

Dr. D. Kottler, whoig vnaper oy inw personnel ci ire and Mrjk FrMman is at new radar station came last week home for the sler. Miss Bryan will spend part of her vacation in Louistown for the Santa Fe in the mechani and at her home in Coshoc ral department ottices. She is a Blanche Benko of Stockton, returned to her home after two weeks' vacation with relatives and friends in Bisbee.

Will-cox and Dos Cabezas. Mrs. Frank Flanders accompanied her. Ruth Wiley is spending her summer vacation in Mr. and Mrs.

Cotton Logan and daughter Kay visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. T.

Logan recently. ton, Ohio. Miss Morrison and when Airman Sinclair K. Beasley secured emerg-ncy end returned to hi. home du to the nines his wife.

Mrs. Bert Clark.) local chapter executive sophomore at Brigham Young Mrs. Baker will go to Washing ton, D.C University at Provo, Ltah. majoring in business. made the arrangements.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthud Dodd and family of Ganado Mission spent with the Gallup. N. M- Golf Qub the weekend at Mount Lure Ttas recently been assigned to the was attended by delegation of Presbyterian summer camp hi the 2ilh Infantry Division and re- members from the inslow PHOENIX White Mountains.

Mr. and Mrs. J). F. Mellen- Mrs.

Jeanette Adams of East bruch. Mrs. Mary Nordhus. and Mrs. J.

Wilson were visitors at the home of Mrs Lizzie Adams FABRIC FOR Jfi. LINE FOR Orange, N.J.. was a guest of Mr. mnM erJnlfZ tZZ Oub. They were Pat anema graduated from Higr in 1932.

entered the! 0. army In 1353. taking hLs baste' trainmg at Fort Ord. Calif. He is KlIiTit2' the son cf Mr.

and Mrs. Harry rdMr'tWI Tewanema Winslow. Mr. and Mrs. E.

Itngrts. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pierce. and Mrs.

Douglas Anderson of Sunday afternoon. Round Top Trading Post at Gan BRENTWOOD COTTONS ARE SENSATIONAL AT Carolyn Cox left Willcox Sun ado Friday and visited friends at day afternoon for Tucson where Ganado Mission Saturday. Meteor Theta Rhr Ctuh 11 will Mr. and Mrs. Lee llowey.

Mr. and)sne w-iJI visit for several weeks A caravan of visitors from meet at community Mail tow eve-Mrs. M. w. A key.

Mr. and Mrs.with hr sister, Mrs. Lee Smith Boulder, arrived at Ganado ping, vtneers wui pe eiecieo. v. n.

ermuton. ana and family. Mission on Thursday for an over Laughman, Mr. and Mrs. O.

R. Hammett. 2 79 Mrs. Nettie Harper of Pearce night stay. ef the Atbunuenue division of the; Santa Fe railway, spending six Mrs.

Forest Bray and her Alice R. Merritt of Philadel weeds in Los Angeles attending' daughter. Mary Ann. have re- phia and Joyce Estes of Silver went to Inglewood, to attend the funeral of Mrs. O.

T. Gallagher None of the other relatives from here could attend. Mrs. Annie Schilling was in special sessions on railroad ad-i turned to their home at Grand Springs. have joined the ministration and economics at the: Canyon.

Miss Bray attended tne staff of Sage Memorial Hospital Rainbow Assembly In Flagstaff ot Southern California. as volunteer nurses for the sum Tucson last Thursday and Friday mer. and Mrs. Bray visited friends in Winslow. She stayed at the home ft was accompanied 0 Mrs.

Hammett and their son. Ray. visiting with her son, Edward and Charlotte Kinlichinee of Cross of Mrs. J. L.

Curtis. On their re his family. The Kachina Toaatmasters Ctubi Canyon arrived home this week to spend her vacation with her turn trip they were accompanied as far as Williams by Mrs. Ann Billy Barnes. Graham Stewart, for the summer, according to Sid mother, Mrs.

Sallie Kinlichinee Dorothy Clendennen. and Jill of Klnlichee School. Miss Kin ney Jaefcson. president. Thetr1 first meeting la the fall will be Mellenbruch took Nancy Stewart to TUcson Sunday afternoon.

Hughes. Mrs. Burch Hills, daughter-in-law ot Mrs. C- J. Mossey.

has itlmmA fcti.KAft4 It. At.kV. lichinee attends Marion College Sept. 12. Nancy has been a houseguest in in Indianapolis.

delightful fashions for the budget-wise! see Brentwoods in Penncys downstairs store the Mellenbruch home. J. L. Curtis spent the weekend where ht has brn as a 1 Iff I I fhff -i I If I i 1 Betty Stolzman, nurse of Berk eley, Patti Green, student Ganado nere wun ma larmty. tie jcivt engineer for the nat three tendmx the summer acsaien at months She tooit their son.

at Wooster College, Wooster, Ohio, and Mary Orff, medical stu An.Vn J. Sammy Joe. with her. MRS. D.

V. VANN Republic State Correspondent dent at Temple University in Word has been received from degree. Philadelphia, are at Ganado Mis Baton Rouge. La home of Dr. sion to do volunteer work for GANADO Martha Jackson and i Iimilv I the summer.

Miss Green will at the parents are visiting Th Women's Benefit Association Review 10 met at Community Hall to observt their annual memorial service conducted by Mrs. Claud Jenningv president. Mrs. Ruth Pierce ef Port Heron. supreme treasurer, was present on her first official vbit to the Winslow organisation.

H01TJ HOSPITAL STOPPED ATHLETE'S FOOT ITCH gree from the University of Iowa at the recent graduation. He majored In organic chemistry. KoenU is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Koenij of Winslow.

graduated from Wmlow High School in 1743. and is married to Norma Putnam, also of Winslow. He re- A post-wedding shower honored Mr. anl Mr. LeRoy Kenna at the tved his bachelor of science and healin? of raw, cracked toes fast.

TING is a non-greasy, stainless "dry cream" discovery. Simply rub on. Dries quickly to powder that chngs, thus continues relief for hours. Buv TING today. Guaranteed results.

Money back if not satisfied. At all druggists. Only 69. WOVEN SEERSUCKER in plaids and checks! Crisp, beautifully tailored dresses with crinkle woven in permanently! Four styles, many colors! Sizes 12 to 20 and H'2 to 24'2. I Treats Hotel Saturday eve-int, ef degrees from nine Kenna the son of Mrs.

L. the University of Arizona. Aowxlnt "ttvtptfal-lettorf' trmm 4imrt fl iKfc fwngl 0- inttefl Hf rltva Itie Itching I Why endure that agonizin toe Itch? Hospital tests show TINO Anusepuc Cream gives Instant relief restores wonderful comfort to sore, burning skin and cracked, peeling toes. Laboratory tests also prove that TING's remarkable fungicidal action destroys Athlete's Foot fund on 60-second contact. Pre-tents spread ef infection.

Aids Willcox A. Jsenna et vnnsmw. tne oria i tfte formr Texcu Little, i ef Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. Little, cf Tucson. Shower hoe-tewes included Mr. Charles Tex-f EMBOSSED COTTON with button-to-waist bodice, solid dirndl skirt, pinwheel pockets! Turquoise, charcoal gray, red; sizes 9 to 15 and 10 to 18. RUTH MELLENBRt C1I Republic Mite Crrepndrnt WILLCOX-Mr.

and Mrs. El- metr. j. 1 toitwiy, rc. t- Gearhart.

Mrs. Reih. Mrs. W. W.

linger. Mrs. Beverty don Robinson and children left Proved on job after World's most useful vehicle Pmrtring. With power take-off. it supplies mobile power (or many types of industrial or farm equipment.

InGSL The 'Jeep' urnes loids op to klf a ton and pulls heavily loaded trailers, on or off the road. TntCL Wrt fte rrtn trscboe ef Its 4 nMl inn, t1" 0 fides, pes tftrwis no ion Mrtfc, the road. MlCStttj. TS Unwerwt 'Jeta ift.fts sily frem 2 let tMe tor tormd tfristR! lot rnre nen tut gftf tot 4-WHEEl DRIVE SMART SUN-DRESS in wov-en seersucker varied gay plaids! Styled for a becoming, easy summer! Sizes 12 to 20 and W2 to 24'2. Choose several! CRISP EMBOSSED cotton coat-dress, accented with striped cord cuffs pocket flaps.

Turquoise, green or charcoal gray; sizes 12 to 20 and to 2412. (Ms) 0 mnmi QU larjest makers of 4-wheeI drive vehicles 9 PENNEY'S DOWNSTAIRS STORE A1t for a RAY KORTE KAISER-WILLYS 401 W. Van Buren Phoenix MOUNTAIN MOTORS 920 E. Glendale Ave. Glendale DARNER MOTOR SALES 15 S.

Country Club Dr. Mesa.