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SAM MCCLELLAN

SAM Mc0iAfsit.AN
Preparations are being made by
the Lynn mortuary to receive the
body OF Sam Mcclellan. Sc. dredg-
ing master. who died recently of a
heart attack in Fairbanks, Alaska
He had been in Fairbanks only a
short time when stricken. going
there from Tacoma. lie had alter
mated residences between Tacoma
and Alaska the last 40 years. and
for the past 10 years had been
dredging master for the Fairbanks
Exploration Co. Prior to this posi-
ton, ne worked in the same ca
paeity at Dawson. Mcclellan. q
native of Scotland, leaves his wife.
Sigrid. and two brothers, Peter
and James of Scotland.
MRS. WILLIAM X. WIILISS
Funeral services will be held
Tuesday at p. m. from the Nell
niger chapel for Mrs. William r,
| ARihfN AallCts1 W AAiAoos So ~
Alder. who died Saturday in TIA
coma hospital Cremation will fol
low. Mrs. Williss had lived sever
years In Alder. and for is years
previously in Seattle. She was
born in Ohio. Besides her hus
band, William r., she is survived
by son, William V. Frisby, Seat.
tie, two sisters, Mrs. Helena Nc.
Donald. Seattle. and Mrs. Blanch,
Dunlap, kirkland, and q brother
John Ault. Tacoma.
MRS. MARGARET vELKE
Mrs. Margaret Velke. 76. of Rte
5. Puyallup. died in a local hos
pital Sunday at sos p. m, aftei
an illness of five days. She hac
lived in Pierce county since 1901
and in Woodland for nearly 81
years. She had formerly resided
IN Indiana. Mrs. Velke was a ma.
tive OF Germany. coming to the
United States 81 years ago. She
was a widow. her husband Fred.
erick having died in 1929. surviv.
ing are daughter, Mrs. Minnie
Hopkins, and four sons, Henry
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FUNERAL SERVICES

Mrs. Martha r.. Cole-Funeral
services We're held Monday at !
p. m. from the Voiles Funeral
chapel in Sumner: cremation.
Morikichi famauchi - Tuesday
2 p. m. from the konko-kyo
church; cremation. under direction
OF Buckley-king.
John =. Rundquist - Tuesday
$50 y. m, from the Mellingei
chapel. the Rev. W. A. Moore Off.
ciating. Entombment will be II
the Tacoma mausoleum.
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Z. =. DRAFTS

IF the Army or Navy have prob
L lens that they believe research
can solve, they are bringing them
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Salmon Pack for Year
Greater Than Last One

kETCHIkAN. Alaska-The bu-
resu of fisheries reported Friday
the total Alaska salmon pack this
year amounted 10 2.241. 600 cases
an increase Of 200. 600 cases over
last year.
The red pack in the Ketchiksn
district alone was 5ss.0 600 cases
an increase Of IlI.OO0 cases over
last year. The largest decrease
was in Prince William sound which
was 10000 cases below last year.
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Taeema besshall slue
somss ere breeders ever
sfatios kAO 1890 &c;
SeottIs Cosst leesss
sonss ever ksSc ui4o
&c.
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Forum.
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n Sale.
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Millers Almanac.
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David Harum.
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7:45, Breakfast club
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~AAH Ha
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Paraue.
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America.
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Music.
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b ball.
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Roundup.
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nlght. Concert Hour.
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Forum
KV1-Pan-hmerlca
K o NJ o - what's NJ!
Nance
KJR-Gospel Clinic.
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freshes
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Temple.
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as. Sketch Henderson
piano
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Gal SUNDAY.
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KMO-Revival Hour.
KVI-Sweet and Swing
F Music.
.KJR - Bookman's Note.
book. 5:45, Bill Stern
KIRO-Symphony.
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500 A Nj.

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row. is. I'm Ar
American.
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Church.
$3.50 A. VI.
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nacle.
900 A. Nj.
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strings.
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$3.50 A. NJ.
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Muse
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College
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tell
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Around the Sound.
1000 A. VI.
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studio
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Music
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1913 String Ensemble
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1915. Foreign Policy
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LsArnins.
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1o:45. AT Mooneys or
EU-Lght Concert
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Table
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iofS. Musicale
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studio
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Services
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hOMO-CoEccr HIS
kAltenooTn
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Pet PARADE
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sressIonAl Church.
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il:SS. studio.
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37.ls. News
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Forum.
1880 A. NJ.
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n Sale.
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Millers Almanac.
KOMO - Reveries: fs
David Harum.
Science
7:45, Breakfast club
K1RO-News as. Music
SIS. Weather
500 A. NJ.
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KVI-Top OF the Morn
ing BIS. News
Raves e:i5
Words and Music
KJR Breakfast Club.
SIS. Prescott presents
KIRO-kate Smith. BIS
News.
$50 A. VI.
KMO News. s45. Unity
Temple.
KVI-Song Shop.
KOMO-Singing Strings
as Sketch Henderson
plano
KJR-Farm and Home
KIRO-Helen Trent, As
Gal Sunday.
900 A. VI.
KMO-Eews. us. Denta.
Program.
XVI Hymns Of AL
Creeds. els. Swing
K o NJ o - julia Blake.
s:i5. Bess Johnson.
KJR-Farm and Home:
e:l5. News
KIRO - Life Beautiful;
BIS. Woman in White
$3.50 A VI.
KMO-Front Page Far
rell s45. I'll Find Ny
Way.
XVI Swing Tempo.
e:s5. Carolyn Davis.
Randolph:
9:45. Dr.. Kate.
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as. News.
KIRO-Happiness: s:45
Phil Crane Sings.
1000 A. NJ.
KMO-News lO:l5. YOU
Mutual Friends.
XVI n eNs $. 10 .O5
Choral Hour.
OF World;
1918. Mystery Man.
KJR-Art Baker.
Sister: lo.lS
Aunt Jenny.
1890 A. NJ.
KMO-Studio: 10 As, Say
L. With Music
KVl-Salute to America
KOMO Valiant Lady.
lot5. Grimm's Dsugh-
KJk rnauirins Re-
porter. io:45. Mid
stream.
KIRO-You're the Elk
pert; 1o:4S. Kate Hop
kins.
loo A. Nj.
KMO-Bookworm: HAS
Jack Coffee.
kVI-War Today: Il :o5
Concert Hour.
Storms:
ll:15. Ma Perkins,
KJR - Orphans OF Dr.
vorce: HAS. Amanda
KIRO-Man l Married,
ll:l5. Song Treasury.
1880 A. Nj.
RMO-Teddy Powell.
KVI-Concert
Light.
ll:45, Vic and SADIE.
Wife: Has
Plain Bill.
KIRO-News: IS. Wo-
man of Courage,
IL NOON
K NJ o - Toast. l2:i5.
News.
XVI News: i2l5. March
Time.
KOMO- Bsckstage Wife.
l2.l5. Stella Dallas
RJR - On with the
Dance. IRIS. News
KIRO Singin Sam,
l2;i5. Myrt and harss
1890 p. NJ.
INC - Johnson Family.
IL as. Tea For Three.
KVI-Walt1 Matinee.
KOMO- LORENZO Jones:
IL Is. Wilder Brown
KJR-Club Matinee
KiRO-Accent on Music.
IL IS. stepmother.
loo z. NJ.
K NJ o Studio: l:i5
Hollywood Flashes.
XVI - Mystic Melodies,
ll5. Rhythm Revue.
~KOMO-Home OF Brave:
l:l5. Portia Blake.
RJR - Richard Brooks:
l;l5. Cecil solly.
KIRO - Hymns. l.l5.
News.
1870 p. NJ.
KMO Were Always
Young Las. Charlie
Stivsks orch
KVI-Modern Masters OF
Music.
KOMO- Home Service
] as Mary Marlin
K J r - Shining Hour
as. COWBOY Joe
KIRO ONeills: l:ss.
Housewives.
200 =. NJ.
KMO - Helen Holden;
AIS A the Twis Is
Bent
KVI-BAllsd Time
KOMO-Pepper Young
ans Lone Journey.
KJR-Southernsires
KIRO-NeWs ans. He'd
Ga Hopper.
2:30 r. VI.
RAO-John p Hughes
24s. Let's Play Bridge
XVI Ssgebrush sere-
made
KOMO - Brad REYNOLDS
IS. Homekeepers
KJR - Buck PriFate.
74S. wings on watch.
KIRO Girl Inferno
as Treat Tine
$500 p. VI.
Here Morgan
KVI-NeWs sos Inter
Jude ans Deep South
-o-B Eotel
KOMO-Biitnore Hotel
SIT. News
KIRO-Second Ms Bur
ton SIS. Young DR..
Malone
$3.50 p. VI.
KMO-SAnds OF Tine
XVI Hawaiian SeV-
made: sts. Esqures
Girl las
News
KJR Betty Rsnoeni
rs Out Of the Blue
EIR o When q or.
N.~va sS WUrlc
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KMO-Haven Of Rest.
KVI-Top OF the Morn
ing BIS. News
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Words and Music.
KJR Breakfast Club.
SIS. Prescott presents
KIRO-kate Smith 5l5
News
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lls1U 4. vi.
Il IS News
kIRO@SYmphouy. i IS
News u Midnight
Concert Hour
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KMO-Gospel Hour.
KVI-Music of America
|KOMO-Hour OF Charm
Hour
KIRO-Take II or Leave
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KMO Forum AS
Life and the Land
kNI-Music on SUNDAY
KOMO-One Mans Fam.
lily.
KJR-Strins Music.
KIRO-Dream Girl. 445
Sunday Melodies 455
Elmer DAVIS.
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KMO d o. 3 AS
Mythe Williams.
XVI Organ and Bari
tone.
SJR - Pearson q Allen.
345. Joan va ]
singer.
KfRO-NeWs.
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game, ever ksSc ui4o
&C.
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ton Il IS. Pixies Peak
Flight
Cruise
IL NOON
KMO-Teddy Powells or
kEI-Philhsrmonic
K o NJ o ChautauQuA
symphony
KJR-SundAy Vsspers
K1RO-Wster Gross or
chestra
1890 p. NJ.
RMO-Gideons ConYen-
hsl-fIAAndI ulonACs
KOMO-Symphony
KJR-Stars IN Afternoon
kIRO-Splrlt OF ii
loo Z. vi.
KMO-Bes Browns Orch
kyI-Philharmonic
and Mabel.
KJR-Rev A Bard.
KIRO-Young Ideas.
1870 l.. VI.
KMO-Ensemble
KVI-Dr. ~BrumbAugh
kOMO-Chureh Songs.
kJR-Hollywood Temple
KIRO Admiral Stand
ley. LAS. sport News
200 L. vi.
KMO- Military Band.
Fiddle
~ Hour.
OF Christ
2iS. interlochen Music
K I r o 80 q o5. Pianist
AIS. Johnny Forrest.
2:30 =. NJ.
KMO - Tommy fuckers
Orchestra. 2 as. Life
and the Land.
XVI News 24S. Band.
Concert.
l. q.
KJR-Musio for Listen
ina: AS. Edward Tom
linson
KIRO-Gene Autry. IS.
Dear Nom.
300 p. NJ.
KMO-F1ght Camp.
KVI-Light Opera.
KOMO-Prof. Puzzlewit
KJR-European News
Nom. 3:l5
News 3 20. Music.
$3.50 p. Nj.
KMO Studio AS
Wythe williams
XVI Organ and Bari
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345. Joan avail j.
singer.
KIRO-News.
400 p. NJ.
K~MO-American Forum
KV1-Pan-Amerlca
K o NJ o - what's My
Nance
KJR-Gospel Clinic.
K1RO-Pauss That Re-
ireshes.
4:30 r. NJ.
KMO Forum AS.
Life and the Land
kNI-Music on Sunday.
KOMO-One Mans Fam
lily.
KJR-Strins Music.
KIRO-Dream Girl. AS
Sunday Melodies. 4.55
Elmer Davis.
500 =. Nj.
KMO-Revival Hour.
KvI-Sweet and Swing.
K o o - Merry Go =
Round.
KJR-Songs of Today.
KIRO-Summer Hour.
$50 p. Nj.
KMO-Reyival Hour.
.KVI-Sweet and Swing
GA Music.
.KJR - Bookman's Note
book 5:45, Bill Stern.
KIRO-Symphony.
900 Z. NJ.
KMO-Gospel Hour.
lKVI-Music of America
IKOMO-Hour OF Charm
~KJR-Goodwill Hour
o. II or Leave
II.
$50 =. NJ.
Maria Hour.
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X o NJ o - Deadline
Dramas.
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shop.
700 p. NJ.
NJ - Gabriel Heater;
tbs. News.
kVl-News. TBS. sere-
made.
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7;l5. Dear John.
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Mystery.
X - Crime Doctor.
7;2S Find a Woman.
1880 p. NJ.
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Orchestra.
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as Jan CARRIERS or
~kOMO-Regular Fellows,
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kIRO-Answer Auction.
500 p. NJ.
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Orchestra
KNI-SwinR Time
- Winchell. SIS.
Parker Family.
kJR-Aluminum Drive.
KiRO-Orchestra
$3.50 =. vi.
INC Tao Vancouver
Baseball
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C~srefres Car
niysl.
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KfRO- Don't Be Per
Sonal.
900 p. VI.
Q IS Base
ball
KVI-Vesper Choirs
KOMO- Night EnItor
BIS Armchair Cruises
Tropical Moods
eis. Dance Orch
KIRO-I Was Thsrs
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KMO-BsSebsll
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News
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Orchestra ? as Inside
Stories
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KIRO-VsTieties
1000 p. NJ.
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Mutual T~iendS
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Choral Hour.
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l0:l5. Mystery Man.
KJR-Art Baker.
Sister; 1915
At,- r.--r
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-24
WILLIAM JACKSON M. D.

Will decided 10 become a doctor.
and by alternately teaching schoo
and attending the University OF
Tennessee, he put himself through
medical school. With a pair OF
handle bar mustaches and a sur
geon's kit, VIII Jackson entered
Tom Bean, Texas, ready to start
life as a doctor. and many of the
town bellies were around when tn,
new young doctor" hung hi.
shingle out. There was a certain
young schoolmarm by the name o.
Edna Mulkey that DR.. Jackson
took a particular fancy to. and af
ter a period of note-writing and
the proper number of hay rides
she became his wife.
The Jacksons reared their fam.
lily in Tom Bean and then moved
to Greenville, Texas, where the
doctor had business interests be
sides his medical practice. H.
1924 they moved to FL Paso after
DR.. Jackson was forced to give
up his practice because of il.
health. From FL Paso, he moved
to Coolidge in 1927 when a gin
and general store comprised the
town. AS manager OF the gin and
builder of the ice plant, DIR. Jack
son saw a great future for this
part of Arizona, where he became
interested in real estate.
In 1886 when his real estate in
terests ceased to occupy his time
DR.. Jackson turned TO his first
love, medicine, and during As years
of practice, he has seen great
strides in the medical world, to
which one of his contributions was
successful treatment for pelagra
And his land, once covered Will
cacti and mesquite trees, he has
seen develop into the townsite oi
Coolidge.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-24
Panthers axe
Is to 6 Victory

Superior Panthers, breaking up
Coolidge Bears defense, defeated
Coolidge high school 25 to Fri
day night. The Bears next foe is
Peoria high school tonight at Pc
oria. Several local boys have
been unable to play due to injur-
les in scrimmage and other games
and the team Is making every ef-
fort to get back into shape.
In the game with Superior, Cool
idge scored but once in the third
quarter when Earl Newcomh
plunged over on a line buck. A
line drive for extra point failed.
The Panthers' snappy line played
good football consistently. In the
first quarter, T. Preciado, half
back, went through the line for
first score. Preciado drop-kicked
for extra point. Nichols scored
twice again on line bucks. and
made the last touchdown On an
end run. Preciado's dropkicks for
conversion failed on the last three
touchdowns, bringing the total
score to 25 to 6.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-24
LEGION FIESTA-RODEO STARTS
Otis Sasser
Wins Druggists
Golf Trophy

Otis Sasser was winner of the
druggist golf tournament in Phoe-
nix for the second time. Last year
Sasser won the trophy at the an
nual tournament and will now hold
the cup for another year The
cup Is perpetual trophy donated
by the Pacific Drug Review.
Should Sasser win a third time.
he will be entitled TO keep the tro-
ply. Fifty contestants. including
druggists from all over the state
and drug statesmen. entered the
meet. Coolidge's top golfer is own
er OF Coolidge Drug company and
represented his company at the
meeting OF the Arizona Pharma-
ceutical Association held in Phoe
nix.
George Moulton, nationally
known figure In the field OF phar.
macy. was guest speaker at the
opening meeting The program
included a stag luncheon. barbe-
cue and dance with special enter
tainment for wives OF members
who were present. Mr. and Mrs.
Sasser attended from Sunday TO
Wednesday afternoon and report
an enjoyable as well as education
al meeting.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-24
Pioneer Passes
While On Visit To
Daughter Here

Mrs. Eliza Lee OF Chandler. rs
year old pioneer, died here Wed
nesday at the home of her daugh
ter Mrs. d. j. Bryce, while on a
visit.
Mrs. Lee was born in Paysor
City. Utah. October 10th. 1863, and
has been a resident of Arizona for
So years. Her death was the re
suit of a heart attack.
She Is survived by four daugh.
ters and four sons. 90 grandchil
dren and 10 great-grandchildren
Her daughters are Mrs. d. ].
Bryce. Coolidge: Mrs. ]. c. Mar
tin. Chandler: Mrs. Bob Edwards
Eloy: and Mrs. Clarence Vandver.
Globe. Her sons are Jack Busby
Florence; Amos Hawkins. Flor.
ence; Andy Hawkins, Chandler
and Leo Holiday. Los Angeles.
Funeral services will be held
from Cole and Maud Chapel at 10
O'Clock. Saturday.
Interment will be in the family
plot at Eden cemetery.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-24
Play School
Honors Parents

Members of Mrs. Harry Cul-
bert's play school and their par-
ents were guests at the Culbert
home Friday for a moving picture
show in color of the children at
play this session of school. AS a
surprise to their parents, the
little children presented them with
plaster casts of their hands.
Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. d. Johnson and son, jim
my; Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Satler
and son Howard; Mr.. and Mrs. Le-
land May and daughter, Lou Ann,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cohen and
son, Benny Joe, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
lam Mundes, and daughter Mary
Lou. Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Wrenn
and daughter Patty, Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Nabors and son Jackie, DR..
and Mrs. G. H. Walker and son
Glenn, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Edwards
and son Tom, Jr., Mrs. Julia Sep
uivida and daughter, Myrna, Mr..
and Mrs. Bruce Moody and son
Brent. Mr.. and Mrs. William Tug
gle and son Ronald and Culberts
daughter, Mary X. Culbert.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-24
Rotary Club Sans
Meal Goes Into
Reverse Thursday

The millennium occurred yes
terday noon for members OF Cool
idge Rotary club when they show
ed up for their noon luncheon
when it developed signals had
been crossed up and women OF the
Community church auxiliary had
failed TO provide dinner for the
hungry business men.
But even though Rotary meet
ing without a dinner is decidedly
not on the agenda OF a good Ro-
tary club a couple OF volunteers
went out for humburgers and po-
tato chips while Bob Springfield
presented highlights of his work
as agricultural instructor at Cool
idge high school which he backed
up with colored motion picture
evidence of the good project work
of some of his future farmers.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-24
Coolidge Club
Hosts Al District
Convention Here

The 2lst annual convection nj
Southern District of Arizona Fod
Grafton OF Women's clubs will be-
held here October 29-3O with mam
bers OF Coolidge Woman club as
hosts.
Mrs W. C. Pew OF Coolidge
president OF Southern District. will
preside
DELEGATES from Senior and Jun
ior Women's Clubs OF Benson. Bis
bee C@sa Grande. Douglas. Ora
~oon. Mariana. Lowell. Nogales
Patagonia. Tombstone. Tucson
Wilcox and Desert Women's Clubs
viii attend
The convention viii op"n Off
cially at 1000 o'clock Wednesday
morning. Luncheon will be serv.
ed in the clubhouse AT noon. fol
lowed by election of officers for
the next two years.
There will be a tea in the after
noon at which members OF Cool.
idge Junior WOman's Club viii be
hostesses
The annual banquet will be held
at : O'Clock in the American Le-
gion Hall.
Thursdays program follows:
500 am.-Board meeting and
breakfast at Community Church
RecTeational Hall.
900 a-m.-Call TO order at club
house. Mrs. Charles Smith. Mrs.
w. c. Pew presiding Litany. led
by Mrs h. s. Butler. Tucson. Mus
ic by members of Coolidge Music
, Club. Announcement of member
ship awards, Mrs. A. G.. Smith.
treasurer.
9.25 am.-E.ducation Mrs. G. w.
CAIRNS. Mariana. chairman. Speak
er. Mrs. Matt n. Dodge. Coolidge.
s:25 a.m.-welfare. Mrs. c. n.
Nuttal. Dragon.
9:45 a-m.-Safety. Mrs. Tresban
Roberts. Desert Woman's Club.
Speaker. Mrs Roger Gates. Cool
idge.
1000 am.-Arizona History.
Mrs. ]. II. Macis. Tombstone
1910 a.m.-Assembly singing.
1920 a.m.-Address. Mrs. Il. l.
Murphy. president Arizona Fedora
tion Women's Clubs.
1900 a.m.-Report OF election
committees. Resolutions. Mrs. w.
II. Miescher. Final report OF Gre
dentials Committee. Mrs. Clark j.
Wells Unfinished and new bust
ness. Installation OF officers. Mrs.
Otto Myrland. Invitation for next
years convention. Adjournment.
Convention badges are by the
courtesy of Coolidge Chamber OF
Commerce.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-24
FIESTA PARADE TO
START ON MAIN ST.
AT 1890 SATURDAY

With banners flying and bands
playing Legion Fiesta Days Par.
ade viii start down Main Street
from Legion Hall. Saturday and
Sunday at 1890 Tom Clark.
widely known cattleman of Tue
son. will be marshall of the day.
Clark viii head the parade. follow
ed by NJ NJ. Ware and Charles
Whitlow. color guard. All will be
mounted on pinto horses.
There will be a visiting band.
followed by rodeo contestants
mounted on their ponies. Coolidge
Union High School Band, horse
drawn floats. bicycle unit and Boy
Scout Color Guard.
Members of Coolidge Legion are
offering a prize for the best float
participating in the parade two
consecutive days and a second
prize for the second best float.
Mrs. w. G. Knight of Florence
X. X. Hennes of Casa Grande and
Judge II. G. Richardson of Flor
ence will be judges of the parade.
The following clubs and organi-
cations will enter floats: Cool
idge Woman's Club. Coolidge Jun
ior Womans Club. Domestic Sci
ence Club of C. t. II. S. San Car
los Theater, Coolidge Lions Club,
Valley Hardware and Supply Com
pany. Future Farmers of America
Club of c. L. II. S.. Spanish Club
OF G. u. II. s.. Coolidge Rotary
Club. Coolidge Farm Bureau, Ken
ilworth School Mcdowell School,
Local Chapter of American Red
Cross. Coolidge Skating Rink and
others.
Cameramen from Long Theaters
nlan TO be on hand to take NOV
ing pictures of the parade. All
participants must be at Legion
Hall by 11:3O for assembling of
units.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-24
District Sing

The Reverend B. l.. Nance. pas
tor of Coolidge and Casa Grande
Methodist churches, announces
that the fourth Sunday District
Sing will be held at Casa Grande
October 26th, and will begin
promptly at 2 pm. Delegations
are expected from Coolidge, Casa
Grande. Resettlement Farms. Ajo
Chandler and Phoenix.
w. l.. Randolph will be in
charge, assisted by a church com
mittee. These district sings have
proved very popular. according to
Reverend Nance, who extends an
invitation to all who wish to at
tend.