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La gaceta., 1931-02-05

to j6ven Vaquero que rescata a
Elvira Garrett, Representative
por Luana Alcaniz, que es una
preciosidad.
Ell pueblo de Blandville esta
tan bien organizado, que SO
personals podrian vivir en- el CO.
modamente.
"El Ultima de los Vargas
voIvera a exhlbirse hoy,
La gaceta., 1931-02-05
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

Ha5ana, Feb. 5.-Ha ter.
minado la huelga qUE declara-
ran las principaAcolecti :
dades obreras d9 r~epublica
La hue1ga 6Ka interpreted
do como un2l Fiesta contra ell
mantenimNltO por ell sobier-
no de Machado de la suspen-
sion de garantias constitucio-
males.
Otros jefes obreros aseguran
que la huelga tuvo por fin
principal eXpresar ell deseonten
to de los trabaiadores con Ia
rebaja de iornaIes hecha a los
Viveristas.
Doce colectividades inicia-
ron y mantuvieron la huelga
de "a horas, sin que ocUrrie-
ran des6rdenes.
La gaceta., 1931-02-05

Jose Pendino Sc confes0 a .
yer culpable de violar la ley
SEGA, ante ell juez Alderman, Y
fue multado en- 81. Por haber
prometido observar buena con
Quota ell juez lie suspendi6 una
sentencia de dos amos en- ell re-
formatorio de Chillicothe, en-
Ohio.
La gaceta., 1931-02-05
SOC'IALES
LA HISPANA

LA HlSPANA
Va a ceiebrar junta direc-
tiva, suponemos que en- la no.
che de hoy, la Juventud His
pana.
Ruega ell presidente, Sr. Jai-
me F. Pendas, que asistan to-
dos los directores del popular
club de West Tampa.
Decimos mas arriba que SUI
ponemos porque la citaci6n
que aqui Sc nos ha dejado no
tiene fecha.
La gaceta., 1931-02-05

Habana, Feb. 5.-Los inspec-
torres de la secretaria de gober-
naci6n siguen hacienda Ell ar
queo en- el ayuntamiento.
FL dia "a dejara de existir el
ayuntamiento de la Hahana y
dejara de ser alcalde ell DR.. Mi
guel Mariana Gomez.
La gaceta., 1931-02-05

parcelas de terreno en- ell dis
trito de drenaje de Iona.
Case de que no paguen los
terrenos seran puestos en- ven
Ia para abonar esa cantidad.
Pidi6 la decision del juez ell
recibidor de csc distrito, Ed.
C. Allen.
La gaceta., 1931-02-05

Madrid, Feb. 5.-Endemos-
TRACTION de protesta por los ex-
cesos cometidos por ell gober-
nader civil, en- contra de los
estudiantes, los catedraticos
de la Universidad de Sevilla sc
han declarado en- huelga.
"No volveremos a explicar
La gaceta., 1931-02-05
OTIClAS DE-
| INTERES LOCAL

A los pocos minutes de deli
beraci6n un jurado absolvi6
aver en- la cQyte de 10 criminal,
por falta DE pruebas, a Lester
.Gfldre, miembro que era de la
partida de bardidos de Al
Huose, Y J. O. Johnson, (a)
r. j. Burch, a los cuales Sc a.
cusaba de haber asaltado Y 70
ba6o la bodega de Gonzalez,
en- Port Tampa.
Ninguno de los acusados de-
clar6 en- SUI favor vel juez Pet
teway, que presidia la vista,
Sc VIC precisado a admitlr que
ell ministeri0s fiscal habia pre-
sentado un case "muy flojo."
FL sheriff 4aaNAjQ y. ell di-
putado McG@A 81
la carcel del coiiGsRa. Suagi-
nj, dependiente Cue era. de la
bodega de Gonzalez y que ha
desaparecido, reconoci6 a. los
como dos de sus asal
- testigo, ell negro John
Paris NO pudo identificar a
Componian( iurado los ciu
dadanos w. j. Strait, w. A,
Mccain, Arthur Gum, Edd
Johnson, S. F. Blake y l.. f.
Allen.
Estuvo confiada la defensa
a los abogados Stuart y Hunt
ley, que no argumentaron an
tie ell jurado.
La gaceta., 1931-02-05

Tan bueno es GerardO tan
senciIIo, tan sublime su patrio
tismo que aun Sc halla dispues
to a darlo TODD por Cuba, TODD,
absolutamente todo...... menos
dimitir.
Sc inspira Ell, segGn su ma
nifiesto, en- la grandeza moral
de los partidos, del congreso y
del Ejercito."
lD6nde hay partidos con
tanta grandeza como los de Gu
pa?
Los directories de los parti-
los, los representatives y sena-
torres, Sc sacrificaron tambien
IN 1929 aceptando continuar
N sus puestos sin dar a la re-
)1blica ell placer de reelegir-
0s de nuevo.
Ellos reeligieron a Machado
Machado los "prorrog6" a
lilo.
iLastima sentimos por los
hombres que en- su desventura
ii siquiera pueden apreciar
anita grandeza!
La gaceta., 1931-02-05

Habana, Feb. 5.-Regresara
hoy a esta capital ell embaiador
de Espaha ante ell gobierno de
Cuba, Sr. Mendez Vigo.
I'm enthusiastic recibimiento
Sc lie ha preparado por las socie.
dades espanolas.
La gaceta., 1931-02-05

En- un iuicio preliminar We
rificado aver Ell la cotte del
condado, bajo la presidencia
del juez Cornelius, j, w. Pei.
ham, acusado de asesinato en-
primer grado, fue puesto a dis
posici6n del gran jurado.
Dicese que Pelham do muer
te alevosa en- la secci6n de
Bloomingdale al ciudadano
Carl A. WiIkin, que dias an
ties del crimen tuviera un dis
gusto con Ell.
Uno de los testigos, j. c.
Tucker, positivamente identi-
fic6 a Pelham como ell h0mbre
que ell viera marcharse de la
escena del delito, al parecer
con una eScOpeta en- las ma =
nos.
Dan Lewis y su esposa Lii
lie vieron a un hombre correr
del lugar del crimen Y la mu-
jer dice que las senas del HON
bre que corrfa coinciden con
las del acusado.
Los abogados de la defensa
anunciaron que presentaran
un recurso de habeas corpus
para que a su representado lie
sea senalada la fianZa.
Llevaron aver la acusaci6n
ell fiscal Parkhill y su asisten-
te.
La gaceta., 1931-02-05


Habana, Feb. Solo un pc.
r;6dico Sc public6 aver en- esta
capital, ell Havana Post, edi-
tado por un periodista ameri-
cano partidario del presidente
Machado.
Todos los demas diarios no Sc
publicaron.
Por haber retornado al ira
baio los linotipistas, cajistas,
etc, los peri6dicos volvieron a
salir hoy.
La gaceta., 1931-02-05

En- la corte del circuito ell
iuez Parks decide aver, en-
contra de la Sra. ]. l.. Weller,
de Plant City, que reclamaba
$4,000 a la herencia de John
Hodaz, que la herencia dejada
por este, $4,000, no puede ser
tOcada.
Hodaz, como recordaran
nuestros lectores, fue lynchado
en- Ell pasado mes de abril por
un grupo de hombres descono-
cidos, que suponfan habia
puesto Ell una bomba que ex-
plotara en- ell portal de la casa
de la Sra. Houer, hiriendo a
esta Y a otras personals.
Los abogados que represen-
tan a la Sra. Waller, hernia
nos Whitaker, llevaran ell ca
so a la corte suprema, en- ape
laci6n.
Representa- al First Savings
and Trust, administrator de la
kerencia del lynchado, ell abo-
gado z. r. Dickinson.
La gaceta., 1931-02-05

Habana, Feb. 5.--Contin1a
enfermo ell coronel Hevia, lider
nacionalista, uno de los prisio-
neros poIiticos del gobierno.
La gaceta., 1931-02-05

que mayor cantidad pagara
1891, 576,998 en- cigarrillos, ST.
guiendole Virginia y Pennsyl
vania.
La gaceta., 1931-02-05

FL juez federal Akerman
concedi6 aver tres dias para
pagan $24,541 de contribucio-
mes a los propietarios de 237
La gaceta., 1931-02-05

De la defensa de la Sra. Flo
renee Melcher, de az amos, que
anteayer matara a su marido,
La gaceta., 1931-02-05

Habana, Feb. 5.-Gestiones
Sc hacen para impedir que mo-
toristas y conductores vayan a
la huelga, por haberles rebaja-
do la empresa de tranvias 5
centavos por cada bora de ira
bajo.
En- una reciente votaci6n GER
ca de 1900 de esos obreros sc ex
presaron en- contra de la rebaja
Y solo 10 a favor.
Los jefes de los trabajadores
han hecho saher al gobierno
81 van a la huelga 10 haran en-
dcfensa de sus jornales y no
por causas politicas.
La gaceta., 1931-02-05

Habana, Feb. Bel presiden
tie Machado recibi6 hoy en- ell
palacio presidential a 200 miem
bros de la logia Shriners, de
New York.
M&hado pertenece a los Shri
nerS He Miami.
La gaceta., 1931-02-05

Todos los tripulantes del e.
norme buque aereo muestran
su disgusto por la demora del
vuelo.
Uno de los pasajeros es >el
almirante portuguese Cage Co
tinho, quien aver declare que
ell hidro de IL motores sera
vendido a una compania que
10 pondra a hacer vuelos entire
Cuba v la Florida.
La gaceta., 1931-02-05

4 ii Gg~W zSSS%N
y 1&6SAE Nmente ell Sr. Ma
Tram Nh sus amigos lleva-
fn>sSia sacrifican-
s0n ACien mir Nbanos, en-
nsplenazo IRE deliberate que
lIe ias xradas mismaS del
tCapitolio, mc traron, ell 20 de
mayo de 1929I Rnte las repre-
sentaciones exti Vjeras, la vo-
luntad del sufraAo, imponien'
dome la permanently en- ell po-
der, del que pense en- retirarme
sin desilusioneS. V entire la JUS
ticia Y ell carino de mis- hernia
nos en- la religion del trabajo y
del patriotismo'
Else dia s~acrifique por ODE
diencia, y no por ambici6n, la
belleza de una retirada llena d.
amor.
Conmovedores esos parrafos.
L%eyendolos dan ganas de llo-
rar'.
contra tan excelente hon.
bre, contra tan eminente ciuda-
d9n0, contra tan egregio g0ber-
mantle Sc han confabulado los
comunistas rusos, cubanos, ell
Soviet y todos los inconformis
con su gobierno dulce, suave y
paternal.
iAh... ell pueblo. ingrato, ha
olvidado que en- 1929 lie impu-
sierra a Gerardo, que la rechaZa
ba, Ia presidential de la naci6n.
iQue dia aquel cuando ell E.
gregio, aclamado por 8,000,000
de fieles, de incondicionales
Sacrifice por obediencia, y NJ
por ambici6n, la belleza de una
retirada LENA de amor.
Para confundir a sus enemi-
gos, para hacerles comprender
la enormidad de su actitud4 ell
General debia renunciar la
presidential.
La gaceta., 1931-02-05

%ZGNts W#&##N#M4
80 de oposici6n inter
ma: Ia sup kfieie, esa eS la
causa. En- 10 no en- la
ifundidad, 10 que 10 que y
esconde, es una a9 IN comu-
nista implacable, Akida poi
poderes hjeros y
desenvdelta en- Cu
Ell General ha sto Ell de-
do en- la horribleV aga!A +.
aci6n dekCub5
! be a los communist
jess Varona, CarlK Eei
lei expresidente ZayT lei ex
sidente Menocal, los oDkeros,
estudiantes, los profesiona@
Nos comerciantes, etc!
~ La agitacion de Cuba Sc "a
bI las damas comunistas, pen
tenn Sentes a las principles IA
milia9A Ne la replblica, q. en- un
manifie4o pidieron la renun-
cia de GezArdo ell Soberbio!
LA agitation Sc debe a las
muchaohas de las escuelas nor
males, "~rojas' BE v%erguenza
p%G haber sido de Audadas, GER
ca lie r~alacio de VGrardo, por
pSGnantes neg ,as~ prostitu-
tas, Srvidoras de la tirania.
lQu1n no sabe, ademas, que
MoscouV pa gastado en- Cuba qul
nientos pillones de pesos. en-
propagan 4, por es.ar persua-
dido Stain de que las mas po-
derosas naciones de la terra
Unitarian a Cuba 81 esta resuel-
We cobijarse bajo la bandera ro-
ia?
mo fueron los comunistas
los inspiradores de Armando
Andre, Bartolome Sagar6, Ma
SO, los estudiantes Trejo y Ia
gle 2 otros sacrificados para evI
tar que la mala semilla "roia"
Sc extendiera por la fertil terra
Guiana. ~infamandola?
Los agentes de Moscou sobor-
naron a los directories del Dia-
rio de la Marina, FL Pals, Ell
i Mundo, Carteles, Bohemia y
"Karikato" y del "oro del So
Wet salieron las informaciones
que obligaran al presidente a
clausurar esas publicaciones?
Ell comunismo ansia apode-
rarse de Cuba para dominar la
agitaci6n anti-roja que Francia
encabeza v este 10 saben hasta
los ninos que Sc hallan en- la lac
ttancia.
lQuien es bastante necio pa
ra ignorar que con ell apoyo de
Cuba, Polonia Sc veria obliga-
da a obedecer los dictados del
Comiteron?
mo son los "rojos'', los agen-
tes del gobierno de Moscou, los
que estan quemando la cana en-
los campos de Cuba?
Los comunistas han provo
cado la crisis azucarera en- Ell
mundo, sabiendo que asi PERU
dicarfan a Cuba, la "palanca"
que ellos buscan para impulsar
la revolution social.
Luminoso, convincente, el sen
sacional manifesto del presi-
dente que nominado fuera por
los padres del pueblo, por 10
representatives y senadores de
los tres partidos.
iHora es va de que ell mundf
cese la oposici6n en- contra d
Machado, de esta victima de H.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-02

The Y. M. c. A. boys camp at Smiths lake broke all records yes- terday for a large opening registra- ton with 120 on hand to open the camp for the 1881 season. The pro- gram swung into mid-season form as the campers arrived and took up their summer residences where they left off last August. The eagerness of the campers was splendidly mani fested by a young man named Earl Schwartz who arrived at the camp at 4:30 a. m. Excitement and en- thusiasm knew no limits when the boys broke out in songs, cheers, and applause in the dining hall. A cor dial welcome was extended to all new and old campers. An intro duction of the leaders by the camp director followed immediately after dinner.
 Austin Marsh of Brown univer- sity. Chris Smith of Springfield had charge of a very interesting social program for the afternoon.
 Each tent headed for the woods to build rustic, stone fireplace as a rendezvous. Each tent took it's In- dian name, inspected the camp from end to end with their leader and made plans for tent campfire to- night.
 The aquatic department headed by Franklin Warren from Hobart col lege, Geneva, N. r., tested the yuong campers as to their efficiency in swimming, boating, and canoeing.
 The following new campers passed their tests in junior swimming Ed win Reade, Frederic Gibbs, William Carew, Edwin Bates, Charles Keeler. Two dozen last year camp CTS passed their beginners tests.
 The following passed the boat tests: Paul Rowland, Donald Kelly. Ralph Tyrrell, Robert Hills, Andrew Scott, Edward Swanberg, Robert Anderson, Alden Webber, Douglas Mitchell. Henry Billings, William Carpenter, John Adduci, Arthur Charpentier, Linwood Sears. George Kingston, Kenneth Dresser.
 The following passed the canoe test: Earl Schwartz, Bob Reich, Mickey Teller, Henry Minor, John Atwood, Harold Schaller, Robert Bartlett, Dick Atwood, Vincent Manco, John Adduci, Bob Berger, Bill Carpenter, Ralph Phalen, Henry Billings, Earl Barrett, Lawrence Cole.
 Robert Mosely passed the junior
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-02

the evening two new campers. George Kingston and John Atwood were welcomed by two "oid timers" Henry Minor and John Neagle.
 They shook hands across the flames after lighting the fire.
 Each tent secured and placed on the fire a log with the names of the boys on it. The tent resolve was spoken by the representative. Christopher Smith of Springfield college, associate camp director, told an old story of the discovery of the rises of fire.
 Bill Briggs, camp director. finished the evening and an eventful day with "Jungle Tale" from Kipling.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-02
12O Boys Open
 Red Triangle Camp
Excitement and Enthusiasm Reigns as Tent City Gets
 Going at Smith Pond

life saving examination with Exam iner Donald Briggs of Wesleyan.
 At the friendship camp fire" in
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-06-05

The Desert WOman's Club
met at the home of Mrs. A.
L. Cristenson, Friday May
29th, this being the Annual
Guest Day for valley clubs.
Mrs. Wolf, club president
gave the welcome address,
followed by short talks by
the presidents of visiting
clubs, also by Mrs. Christen-
son our incoming president.
Mrs. Chas. Prather, of
Casa Grande gave a very in
teresting and structive report
n the Biennial council meet
ing held at Phoenix last
Apri..
On the program for the
afternoon was Phyls Wolf,
who recited MARY had a
little lamb" followed by a
humorous 9Th grade inter-
probation of the same, by
Charles Harding.
A little skit, "The Coun-
try School Teacher was given
by Guinola Robinson, Chas.
Harding, John Martin, Phyllis
Wolf, Del and Wayne Ray
and Robert and Clifford
Hess, all of Mcdowell
school.
Among the guests from
Casa Grande were Mesdames
U. H. White, E. P. McMurry,
Earl D. Bayless, Chas.. Prat-
her, Amanda Peters and E.
H. Doak.
Florence, Mesdames Mat
tie Hall, H. G.. Richardson,
Natalia White, C. H. South
worth, y. S. Brannaman,
Ben Arnold, Charles Whit
ow and Walter Laveen.
Coolidge, Mesdames w.
H. Lane, R. T.Prather, D.
S. Davis, u. c. White, Karl
Fisher, r. ]. Jones, A. L..
Lodder, w. Jackson, j. c..
Jayne, T. t. Terrill, U. c..
Pew, d. P. Pew, C. E. Mic
hols, j. J. Butterfield, w. H.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-06-05
UNCLE SAM WOULD
PUT indian YOUTH
into White SCHOOLS

Government schools for
Indian children are gradual
ly being abandoned and the
public schools are being
made available for the youth
of the original American.
SO that the young Indians
may have the experience of
growing up in contact with
normal American life this
work is being speeded up by
the Indian service of the de-
partment of interior.
The movement looks to-
ward the ultimate solution
of the problem by conver-
ting the Indians into normal
citizens.
In San Diego the govern
ment has for years maintain
ed 5 day schools attened
only by these natives. Re-
cent recommendation of the
indian service was that
three of these day schools be
consolidated with the near
est public school.
The result would be to
place the Indian children
with the other children en-
titled to privileges Of the
public schools.
In Nevada, Arizona and
Oklahoma similar steps are
being taken to assimilate
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-06-05

children into one room in the
public schools, but they will
be placed in the grade
where they properly belong
and will be given advantages
that the white children re-
ceive. None Of the schools
object to the admission of
Indian children and make
no discrimination against
them.-COconino Sun.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-06-05

The change has been
ought by training stations
or a number of years be-
cause Of the exacting require
ments demanded by offices of
the fleet Of new recruits.
"The new system will SIM
plify the work at training
stations and correct many
unsatisfactory conditions
aboard ship resulting from
embryo sailors lacking in
structiOn."
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-06-05
NAVY SHORE TRAINING
PERIOD IS INCREASED

Naval recruits in the fu-
ture must put in IL weeks at
training stations before they
will be allowed aboard ship,
it was announced yesterday
by Chief Yeoman James F.
G. Hunter in charge of the
Arizona recruiting office.
The period of training form
erly was nine weeks.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-06-05
these children.

these children.
The entire plan is part of
Secretary Wilbur's program
for breaking up isolated
groups on the reservations
and getting their members
to work among the general
population.
In no instance will there
be segregation of the Indian
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. Ed
wards and son, Geo. Luthy
and r. H. Reed left this
morning for Ft. Apache
where they will spend a
week or ten days trout fish
ing.
r. J. Jones and Mr.. Shelter
went to Ft. Apache trout
fishing early last Sunday
morning. They fished Mon
day and caught the limit,
returning home Tuesday.
Mrs. R. J. Edwards and
Mrs. D. J. Bryce visited their
mother Mrs. Eliza Hawkins
at the Phoenix hospital
Thursday. Mrs. Hawkins
was quite a little improved
and was moved from the
hospital to the home of an
F. M. Colvin of Phoe-
nix.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-06-05

Farnsworth and Miss Alpha
Farnsworth.
During the social hour re
freShmentS of ice cream and
cake was served by the hos
teSSeS.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-06-05

Mrs. Lille Mitchell of
Chandler who was injured
in an auto collision near that
place last week died last
Friday.
The funeral services were
held at the First Baptist
shurch in Phoenix Monday.
Miss Oletta Waddle is
making a satisfactory re-
covery from the cuts and
bruises received in the same
accident, while Mrs. Carl
Brooks, the third member of
the party is still in a serious
condition in the Southside
hospital in Mesa.
Mars. Brooks has a COM
pound fracture of the right
arm and a severe scalp
wound.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-06-05
NOTICE

Any advertisement for the
Coolidge Examiner must
reach the office not later
than Thursday morning in
order to insure publication.
News items can be handed
up to noon Thursday. Try
to get in your copy early as
possible please.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-06-05


FOR RENT-H Gus e for
rent. Coolidge Drug co.
Rev. and Mrs. j. w. Hen
derson were in Phoenix on
business the past week.
Mrs. G.. C. Davis and son
of Gilbert were Coonoge
visitors over the weekend.
Mrs. D. ]. Bryce spent Sun
dav with her mother, Mrs.
Elizo Hawkins at Phoenix.
The warm weather the
past few days has kept the
Coolidge ice men on the
jump.
The Misses Tillie and Rose
Quarrelli of Winkleman, are
visiting in Coolidge this
week.
G.. C. Davis of Gilbert was
looking after his business
interests in Coolidge We'd
nesday
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Knox are
ENJOYING a visit from their
daughter Mrs. Louis Gard
ner.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Thompson a 10 pound boy
last Sunday morning at the
Steward hospital.
Justin Gardner of Chand-
Ter was home during the
week end visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Gardner.
Miss Nancy Pinkley left for
her summer vacation to Mesa
Verde Cliff dwellings muse
um where she will be en-
ployed during the summer.
Mrs. Edna Walton and
son have moved to Chandler
Mrs. Walton has been clerk
ing in the Sanitary Grocery
& Market the past few
months.
Charles E. Cohen is ex-
periencing bachelorhood this
week while Mrs. Cohen and
the two children are visiting
friends and relatives in Tue
son.
Mrs. T. w. Moxley and son
Clarence spent the week end
in Phoenix visiting relatives
and friends returning by
train Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Rach-
els spent Sunday at Mt. Lem
mon with their guests of
Oklahoma City, Hulan and
w. Buchanan.
H. w. and J. c.: Galbraith
of Marillo, Texas, of the
FoXworth-Galbraith Lumber
company were inspecting
the firms business at Cool
idge Tuesday. They went
fom here to Phoenix.
Madames L. S. Craig, J. J.
Jones and Miss Martha Jones
G. Layman and Address at
tended the luncheon of Le-
gion Auxiliary in Phoenix
last Frday-honoring their
national president Mrs. Will
ma Hoyle of Douglas.
L. A. Condit, who is work
ng for the U. S. Irrigation
Service in the Coolidge dis
trict was a pleasant caller at
the Examiner office today
and enrolled his name on our
subscription list.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Hamil-
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. R. D.
Cochran left early last Sat
urday morning for Oracle,
where they spent Decoration
Day. Sunday they made the
drive to Mt. Lennon and
viewed the wonderful sights
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-06-05
COOLIDGE CHURCHES
FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST
CHURCH
Rev: j. F: Wood, Pastor

Williams Building
Preaching each Sunday II a. m
and s p. m.
Sunday School each Sunday, at
1000 a. m.
B, Y. P. U. each Sunday p. nj
Prayer Service each Wednesday
evening p. m.
You are welcome to all these SER
vices.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-06-05

Rev. and Mrs. j. w. Hen
derson were in Phoenix on
business the past week.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-06-05

FOR RENT-H o u S e for
rent. Coolidge Drug Co.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-06-05
DESERT WOMAN'S CLUBNEWS

Mrs. C. G. Tucker, Reporter.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-06-05
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Mr.. and Mrs. Doak were
Tucson visitors this week.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-06-05

Rev. Earl M. Ward, Pastor.
Rev. j. w. Henderson, PastorEm
erttus.
Preaching at II a. m. and 8 D. m
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
intermediate and Senior Endeay-
or, 1880 D. NJ.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-06-05

Mrs. G.. C. Davis and son
of Gilbert were Coolidge
visitors over the weekend.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-06-05

Mrs. D. J. Bryce spent Sun
dav with her mother, Mrs.
Elizo Hawkins at Phoenix.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-06-05

Charles E. Cohen is eX-
periencing bachelorhood this
week while Mrs. Cohen and
the two children are visiting
friends and relatives in Tue
son.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-06-05

The Arizona Edison Co.
havehad men at work grad
ing and otherwise beautify-
ing the grounds at the Elec-
trio Light and Ice Plant this
week. A little effort, a few
trees, flowers, shrubbery
and grass makes a great i'm
provement in the looks of
the property. More of Cool
idge citizens S h oul d
get the habit and in a very
few years Coolidge would be
"ne of the beautiful cities in
.! ella valley. Let's all
VIZ ia. that end.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-06-05

The Misses Tillie and Rose
Quarrelli of Winkleman, are
visiting in Coolidge this
week.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-06-05

G.. C. Davis of Gilbert was
looking after his business
interests in Coolidge We'd
nesday