The Coolidge examiner., 1936-11-13

iliti Souuly diC' D. y. bu66, uCIS-
gate at large; Mrs. Mary Golden
and w. F. Miller, Casa Grande;
Bernard Muffley, Oracle; W. l..
Thompson, Eloy; Mrs. Winifred W.
Clemans and Mrs. Viola Loucks,
Florence; Harry Culberston, Kin
nelworth; Mrs. Virgie R. Torbett,
Kelvin; u. M. Hibner, Ray and Clin-
ton M. Mangun and Wesley D..
Kirby, Coolidge. Pinal teachers
hold a one hundred percent men,
bership in the state association.
Danced in Phoenix
Florentines who attended the
Pay'n Takit annual dance in
Phoenix Tuesday evening were: Mr..
and Mrs. R. P. Anderson, Mr.. ard
Mrs. John Wikle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Tyson, Miss Peggy Nolan,
Maiden, Miss Violet Walker, Gene
Bailey, and Ivy Super.
The congregation of the First
Christian Church held the Novem-
ber business meeting in the church
perlors Wednesday evening. A So
ci2l hour was held at the dose of
the business session.
Coolidge people who obtained
mi rriage licenses from the office
OF the clerk of Superior Court this
week were: William Thomas Tug
gle. and Emma Burton. James Pa
den Hill and Gladys Simmons,
Charlie Jewell and Thelma Skin
Eer.
To help Virgil Chandler celebrate
his birthday, Mrs. Chandler enter
tanned small group of friends at
the Chandler home Wednesday
evening. Those present were Mr..
Chandler's mother, Mrs. E. D.
Chambers; Mrs. Virgil Chandler's
father, Mrs. G. l.. Davis; Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Stefan, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Fulton, Mrs. Edward Har-
key, and Lambreth E. Hancock.
Mrs. Walter Laveen and son
Walter Jr. and Miss Virginia La
Teachers College, Tempe. were IN
ScOttsdale Saturday and Sunday
to take part in the Golden wedding
celebration honoring Mrs. Laveen's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ.
ludlow. An open house for friends
was held Saturdy and a family re-
union held Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Treat had as
their house guests Mr.. and Mrs. W.
r. Good of Los Angeles.
w. c. Sawyer, Wilcox, past com
mander of the State Department
of American Legion, and speaker
of the day for the Armistice Day
was guest at the home
of his mother-in-law during his stay
in Florence Wednesday and Thurs
day. From Florence Mr.. Sawyer
went to Phoenix to attend the con-
vention of the Arizona Educators
Mrs. Sawyer arrived
iii Florence today and will join her
husband in Phoenix tomorrow.
Music Department To Meet
The regular meeting of the
Music Department Of the Florence
WOman's club will be held at the
home of the president, Mrs. C. A.
Whitlow at 1880 Tuesday evening.
Those taking part on the program
will be Mrs. B. F. Thum, Miss
Louise Ridgway, Mrs. Tom Full
bright and Mrs. H. c.. Richardson.
Junior Club Presents Speakers
The Junior department of the
Flroence WOman's Club presented
an interesting and instructive pro-
gram before the members of the
senior club at the regular meeting
held by the club in the club house
afternoon.
Mrs. Austin McWhorter, Tucson,
vice chairman of the Junior De-
partrent of the State Federation,
and Mrs. Gerald Craig, state chair
mar Of junior music clubs, were
resented as speakers in the after
noon.
Preceding the program a short
business session was held with Mrs.
c. A. Whitlow, presiding.
Members Of the junior depart
Nent were hostesses for a social
hour held at the close of the
fO' NAL program with Mrs. Virgil
Chandler as hostess chairman.
The regular meeting of the
Florence Parent4Teacher ,Associa-
tiol will be held in the grammar
school auditorium at 3 o'clock
Wednesday, afternoon. Talks will
be given by Mrs. Grace Simmons,
school nurse and H. G.. Stefan.
Combined business-missiona
meeting will be held by the Ladies'
Auxiliary and Missionary Society
of the Presbyterian church in the
church at 2:30 O'Clock Tuesday
af t-rnoon. aArls. A. P. Shipe will
pr sent a review of the book "Tha
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