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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
St. John CINE Church

The young people OF ST. John
CME church will. present Gloster
Current and Miss Doris u. Nc
Creary in forum discussion Sun
day evening. Oct. ~ at $3.50 pm.
In the church auditorium. The SUBJ
ject will be Has Christianity a
Practical Solution to the Present
Worlds Crisis?"
Mr.. Current will discuss the In
dustrial aspect OF the subject and
Miss Doris McCreary will discuss
the educational. Mr.. Current is the
executive secretary OF the Detroit
Branch NAACP and Miss McCreary
who is a senior in Wayne univer-
sity has been very able student
In education there.
Miss Audrey Frederick. a prom
ising young soprano will render a
vocal selection, and the Dorothy
Maynor singers will appear on the
program. Frederick ID. Sipes, prom
inent local baritone will render
Mallots "The Lords Prayer" by
popular demand. The Rev. Charles
l.. Roundtree is chairman OF the
program.
Symposium
The Mems Fellowship club OF ST.
Johns CME church will sponsor
a special symposium on Monday
evening, oct. 10. at s o'clock. High
lights Of the recent National Negro
Business League convention will
be brought by Carlton Gaines
president OF the Booker T. Wash
ington Trade association and sMrs
Christian Fuqua. president of the
Detroit Housewives league. Spe-
cial music will he rendered.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
Allen Temple
1000 Marston

AVVU MhfbtOu
Pastor M. r. Rhonenee preached
Sunday morning on Christian
Sourage." His text was from Acts
11:6. Sunday afternoon the pas
tor and congregation worshipped at
Quinn Chapel in Hamtramck Of
which the Rev. Mr.. Davis is pas
tor.
The Rev. Marcella OF Bethel and
Charles Rhonenee. OF Flint. SON OF
the Rev. Mr.. Rhonenee were visit
ors at the services.
Edward Quarley, Mrs. Mcdonald.
Mrs. Lizzie Siler. Mrs. Gertrude
Rhonenee. Mrs. Marie Fereerson.
Mrs. Fannie Wright. Mrs. Marion
Hawkins. and little June Davis are
on the sick list.
The Rev. Ennis Cook has been
banner class leader for three con-
secutive weeks.
Quarterly meeting will be held
next Sunday.
Gertrude Johnson is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
With The Churches
I.bytsrian Church

..yy f,ne program was present.
,he choir for the annual
Looming Sunday ON last Sum
4 morning. Charles Johnson,
has been lay reader for the
nr years, presided very ca
Well rendered Lolos we're
Nv Mrs. Edna walker. soprano
Iather Harvin, tenor.
|rIessing number was the selec-
|hy the Mems chorus. Mozarts
In" and Franz Haydn's "The
|rtus Are Telling" with Mrs,
|tsr. W. Harvey Hill and l.,
kIn taking the trio parts. were
la BY the audience. DIR. James
Moore made a very fine talk in
KIM with the occasion. taking
mace OF the scheduled speaker
Twas unable TO be present.
Ne choir will hold their second
mal Musical Tea on the third
|dsy, oct. 10 at 4 pm. In the
bel Of the church.
Ehat is that thing called lover
|hs title OF a unique program
IN will he presented by the East
Missionar ysociety OF the
rch on Friday evening. Oct. II.
public is invited to both OF
Is affairs.
,rt Sunday morning. Attorney
Ison Of washington, will be the
n speaker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
First Baptist
Hamtramck

The Rev. Mr.. Thornton spoke
from Romans GA on "The Word OF
God" The Senior choir sang. The
First Baptist Gospel Singers quar-
tet rendered selection.
NINETEEN persons we're baptized by
the pastor after the morning serv-
ice. They were: Mrs. Bessie Smith,
Betty Tate, Moudistine Oden, Clar-
ice 0den, Flossie NJ. Dumas. Chris
tine Dumas, Justine Hunter. Err
nestine Williams, Mary l.. Will
ans. Leila Stephens. Saddle Bell,
Hase Westbrook. Flinard Tate,
Cleveland Oden, Jr.. Robert Tate,
Don GIBSON, Ken Minor. Simone
Minor and Edward Hunder.
Charles Reed is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
Hotel, Restaurant Workers Get Long
Awaited Change In Office Location

A progressive step was taken by
Branch A. Local EOS. Hotel &
Restaurant Employees Alliance
late in September when the book
ing OF colored help for hotels was
shifted from tho unions main Of
fees In the Lawyers Building 10
cos Adams. the location OF the
Branch A. offices.
According To a Joint announce
msnt issued by Stewart King, rep
resentative of tn. union. and Lou
is Koenig. secretary-treasurer. the
reason for the shift was 10 afford
colored members Of the organizs-
ticn a more convenient place to
transact their union business.
The offices OF Branch A. at sos
Adams, are right on the Oakland
car line. which serves the majority
OF the members on the East Side,
King pointed out.
Local 705 has made great strides
N the last few years. Dozens oil
hotels and restaurants that for
merly were open shop" have
signed contracts with the union
lars In wage increases have geen
auf countless thousands OF dol
gained. II was thought fitting that
members OF the colored race. most
Of whom on the East side. should
be afforded a convenient head
quarters.
Our members have desired this
change for sometime Mr., Kine
said. I'VE are prouc TO belong &c
an organization like Local 40;
that refuses to tolerate discrim,
nation, and that fights for all
workers In It's field regardless o.
their color. And we are especiall,
proud OF tn fact that we have beer
recognized to the extent OF beint
provided with central bookinl
ofsics OF our own"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
o.E.s. COLUMN F. & A.M.P.H.A.

II GUIDING STAR CHAPTER NO. ii-sTArED MEETMG-1H
Wednesday. DEGREE WORK srt wednesday. worthy Ma
Aphretta Williams, eft Trowbrfdge To- s<sels
Worthy Richard White tls1 Tnmani eeeretAy
Hrs Viola Perry. SO Leland Te. I-s7e2
d BATHsHEBA CHAPTER NO sSTATED MEETING-in Friday
DEGREE WORK erd Friday worthy Maron-Mrs Leah Mnr
tn eli Garfield Apt Te 1906 worthy Paros-Mr v A.
Bristol 1871 Jos Campau. " lieeJ Secrsay Hrs Carrie
Riley, lees Parker. PL 77ek.
GOLDEN LEAF CHAPTER NO. it-sTATED EETNG--lu Wed
nesday. DEGREE srd Wednesday. WORTHY Matrcn-
Matte CoIlas eofi 2sh ~. essls Worthy PstronMr
Robinson, see7 EvalinN IT. 1sbte secrearyhrh
Lula Hsndley 1850 Kinesr.
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO. ai-sTATED MEETU0-fst Yn-
DAY. DEGREE WORK Friday. worthy Maten-nrh nAr
Eliot Apt 5sf Te tsoHs worthy Patron
Mr. Hsywood CAN'T sses Hartford. IT, tssss sscrsry-
MRS Helen n. CAN'T es0e Hartford. ~. f7skk
LONE STAR CHAPTER no. ee-STATED MEETTNe-tn Insrt
lay. DEGREE WORK Thursfsy. worthy Marop-urs
WIe phcheidale, Actins worthy Psfron-kr
Richard white sIsI Tlmas, s>ereta-nrs GLADYS HARD
wick. soil Cheae. II ossk
Aay. DEGREE WORK <fh Wednesday. worthy Mstern-.
COL 18th, ~ eee<pt WORTHY Patron
Mr. Hsrtfordt SecretsMrs Lorraine Ini-
bot $500 BegcIe IT, soe7e.
lcAPsrONE CHAPTER NO. n-sTATxD nEETING-fss rn.rs-
aay. DEGREE WORK en- thursday Werthy HsKcn-Mr
Rssstta Fer " slss worthy Pstres Rev.
Vsyd Harris ASST mtDeurs kssss seersAT-nu yshs
ne N. Hfl asss Madison, FL sss7.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11

subject. "The Graf Commission"
The fourth annHersary OF the
Gospel chorus OF he church will
be observed from Oct. Il through
Oct 10. Robert vasshn is presi-
dent OF the orgsnizatiau.
The Sunday school uiends an
invitation 10 all. 1t beSns AZ o 20
am. each Sunday. Leroy SAMPSON
is superintendent. C. Fields IA
church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
z Day Adventist

Last Sunday the Home Missions
sponsored Dorcas program during
the IL am. hour.
The Rev. Mrs. Olsen OF the Gen.
eral conference. Takoma Park.
washington. DC, was the speaker
in the afternoon. Her subject was
Lay Evangelism"
A vegetarian dinner will be CIV
en- Sunday, Oct. 10 from 2 to s pm.
at 1855 Twelfth street. Ecorse.
Walter Jones is pastor; Mrs.
Madeline Lacy, church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
New Grace

The Rev. William Terrell spoke
Sunday morning on the TENT and
the CITY, text. Corinthisn 1870.
The pastor. choir and congrega-
ton will worship at Mt. Olive Ban
list church Monday evening, Oct.
lS. The occasion will be the fifth
anniversary Of the Rev. II. Z. Ow-
ems, pastor OF Mt. Olive.
Brunette Turner is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
st. Paul AME
Jay and Chene Streets

Building the House OF God" will
be the subject OF the sermon by the
Rec. j. Arminius Charleston, pas
tor, Sunday morning, Oct. IL. He
will speak on the "Uncompleted
Tower" in the evening.
Sunday school will open at s:15.
The Junior and Senior Allen Chris
tian Endeavor leagues will meet
at s and 8 pm, respectively.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
i. Paul AME Zion
SCI Palmer 81.

fhe Rev. James w. Eichelberger
|Chicago delivered the morning
ssase on the text I'VE have COM
.sed this mountain long enough,
n northward.' DR.. Eichelberger.
krstsry OF the Christian Educa-
\ Of the AME Zion church, dedi-
I'D the organ In the afternoon.
Sunday evening the Rev. Mr..
khslberger showed pictures OF
|nico and other places OF inter-
The public is invited to attend
Evangelistic meetings being
bducted each evening by the Rev.
IL. Fisher and his Gospel choir.
Buy a Tribune each week at the
prch. Addie Thompson Is church
roYfer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
Wingert PTA To Give
Fellowship Tea

The wingert Parent-Teacher asso-
citation will hold a get-acquainted
meeting and tea for parents and
teachers, Tuesday, Oct. II. al 8 pm.
in the auditorium OF the Wingert
school. Mrs. Henry Oyerton. chair
man OF the program committee. is
chairman OF the affair. She will be
assisted by Mrs. Rosa Taylor. men,
bership chairman; Mrs. Paul Sim
mons, hospitality chairman. Ben
jamin Smith Is president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
City Ushers Meet

The City Usher Board union will
be honored guest OF the st. James
ushers Sunday, Oct. IL at 3 pm.
The st. James board will entertain
the union with what promises to be
the best program OF the season.
The public Is invited. Joe S.
Webb Is reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
First Progressive
1921 Canln

The Rev. E. L. Jackson preached
Sunday on Seeking the Christ"
Both choirs sang. The membership
is hapidly increasing. Mrs. Ida B.
Shaw, one OF the state workers, was
present at the services.
First Progressive worshipped at
New Bethel OF which the Rev. W.
z. Ramsey Is pastor.
The Rev. Mr.. CONNER preached
Sunday evening.
The public Is invited TO attend
the formal solofest Friday, Oct. "a
at the church.-LT.A.. reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
Wesley AME Zion
6419 Beechwood

|Ths largest amount Of money
Fer collected In a single effort at
Pm Wesley AME Zion was raised
'nday The rally will close next
cnday The mortgage burning
" be held IN the near future at
pich time names OF all donors will
given.
Pastor George w. Rivers preach
on He Is like a rehners fire
pa like fullers soul and he shall
as a refined and purifierer Of
Three persons were added
the church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
Church Of God
Jos. Camnau and Gratlot

The Rev. r. A. williams Of Nash
willie. Tenn. delivered the morning
sermon from Hebrew 1871. Three
visitors we're present from Flint:
The willing workers sponsored a
program Tuesday evening.
Mrs. JAMIE Hair Is church re-
norfer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
Bethel Church Of The
Apostolic Faith

homecoming services were we'll
attended Sunday and many visitors
and friends heard the Rev. Mr.
Goode preach from Deut. s:i5-16.
HIS address on Gods Way Of
Proving" was the sixth In series
OF sermons.
Beginning Monday. Oct. 6 and
ending Oct. II regular service will
be suspended and week OF solemn
assembly will be held in prepare
ton for the young peoples revival
which will begin Oct. IS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
Ebenezer AME
willis and Brush

Wits and Brush
Flee Ye to the Mountains" was
the theme OF the address OF the
Rev. George W. Baber. pastor. The
sermon was preceded by the sing
ing OF How Sweet the Name OF
Jesus Sounds" by the congrega-
ton.
Five persons were added TO the
church roll.
Isaac Jones is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
Peoples Baptist

The Rev. T. r. Royal preached
Sunday from ii Chronicles 1919.
The contest between the men and
the women Of the church ended
Sept. rs. The men emerged the vic
tors. A total OF s7s1.70 was raised.
verlia Mae cry is church report
err.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11

Ramon s. Scruggs, branch man.
ager OF the Michigan Bell Tele.
phone company. and former Boys
Work Secretary Of the 81. An.
tome YMCA, lends his services in
the 1911 Membership Campaign
rs chairman Of the Worthy Boys
Membership committee, n com.
mittee that secures financial gifts
for the payment Of memberships
for boys who cannot afford to
pay. Mr. Scruggs says, "Boys viii
he boys. which does not mean rs
some think that they are all full
Of devlltry all the time. A chance
Is what they need"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
Relief At Last
For Your Cough

CreomulSion relieves promptly ns
cause 1t goes right TO the seat OF the
trouble TO help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid natl1rs
to soothe and heal raw, tender, In
famed bronchial mucous mem.
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle Of Creomulsion with the un-
Outstanding you must like the way IL
CIRCUMCISION
for Coughs, Chest Colds. Bronchitis
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-02
Starns' Grocery
Opens For Business

Starn's Grocery opened for bust
mess Monday at the corner of Cen
tral and Main streets, after reno
vatlng the building and installing
merchandising accessories model
ed after Mr.. Starn's conception of
the most attractive way to display
merchandise and at the same time
be convenient to his customers.
The installation of low display
tables, he believes will enable Gus
toners to more readily locate gro
cery needs. Gilbert Starns, own
er, believes his customers will be
attracted by this new method of
merchandising.
Mr.. Starns has been a resident
Of Coolidge for the past eight
years, having operated a combina-
tion grocery and filling station
near the high school which he has
now leased to Connie Clark.
Denny Prock, cousin of C. ].
Prock. who manages Mr.. Stara's
Eloy store, Is an expert butcher
and will have charge of the meat
The store was formerly occupied
by Moag Motor Company.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-02
Pinal Youth At
Tempe College
Win Campus Honor

George Morrell, Florence, and
Jayne Hogg, Phoenix, were crown
ed campus king and queen of the
Arizona State Teachers college at
Tempe Friday evening, April rs,
in the colleges traditional spring
coronation rites by President
Grady Gammage.
They were elected to their
throne of honor through the pop
ular vote of the entire student
body. Elected with the king and
queen were Pete Drakulich, Su-
perior, and Francis Plake, Ray,
as the most popular man and
woman on the campus.
The coronation took place in the
patio of West Hall amid the
strains of Hawaiian music and
delicately scented orange bios
SONS. After the coronation the
king and queen reigned over the
Coronation Ball given in their
honor.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-02
Ditch Day Takes
Seniors To Grand
Canyon On Trip

Today Is Senior Ditch Day at
Coolidge high school and the up
per class men are conspicuous by
their absence.
They left early this morning on
trip to Grand Canyon where
they expect to spend an interest
ing weekend. They will return
home, Sunday.
Canyon officials have been ad-
vised Of the groups arrival and
special rangers will be assigned to
conduct the young people on var
ious educational tours during their
stay at the Canyon.
The Seniors are taking their
groceries along and plan to have
the fun of cooking most of their
meals in the camp grounds locat-
ed at the Canyon.
In the evening the group ex-
pect to attend a dance and NOV.
ing picture show which are pro-
vided for the enjoyment of Can
yon visitors.
The young people are accom-
panied by Mrs. Ben Arnold, Mr..
and Mrs. r. Garrett. Melba Sim
mons and Mr.. and Mrs. R. M.
Springfield.
D. G. Shoemaker, a graduate
the high school also is with the
students.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-02

Henney, Irma Parkhurst. Howard
Wynn. Mrs. Howard Wynn, Tur-
ney T. Smith, Mrs. Turney T.
Smith, Mrs. Arthur Thomasson
and Mrs. Myrtle Maiden.
Florence Mary Marta, Ray
mond Curry, Mrs. Raymond Cur
ry, Floyd G. Brown, P. B. Haus-
kens, Mary s. Michea. w. J. Win
dus, Phoebe Niemeyer. H. c. Hill,
Esta L. Bayless. Jessie Woods,
Mrs. H. C. Hill, w. w. Cochran,
Daisy B. Cochran, Gail Mead,
Frances Truman, w. c. Truman,
]. ]. Kennedy, Clarence A. Lewis,
Mrs. Harry w. Ely. Harry w. Ely.
Dorothy ID. Fulton. Richard E.
Fulton, Norman r. Freeman. Myra
Freeman, John ]. Bugg, Virginia
Bugg. Mrs. John J. Bugg. Mrs. E.
o. Devin, Ruby Russell, Elizabeth
Moorhouse, Mary C. White. Mrs
N. NJ. White, Dorothy Greenlaw,
Violet Foreman, Helen Attaway,
Jessie H. Brown, Ethel Griffin,
Emily X. Harkey and N. A. Ran
dali.
Casa Grande w. B. Christy
and Mrs. w. B. Christy.
Globe - Jess G. Hayes and Roe
H. Strickland.
Kenilworth Harry Culbert.
Mrs. Harry Culbert, William c.
Mcconnell, Sybil Gammage. Gladys
Roche and Jane Howard.
Los Angeles George c. Wool
cry and v. Kersey.
Mammoth Roy Bergier. G.
Kirkgaard, Matte Y. Meyer. Leon
or Hambly, Clara Clark and Eve
Garner.
Maricopa - Pearl Freeman.
Mcdowell - John H. Burke.
Oracle Junction - Mrs. Fay
Wasser and Norma Wasser.
Picacho - Mrs. Floyd G. Brown.
Phoenix - Jack Williams. Vera
Cochran, D. Ross Pugmire. NJ. ).
Hurley, Farina Jones. ]. Morris
Richards and Mary B. Price.
Ray - C. A. Michea.
Sacaton - E. A. Base and Mrs.
e. A. Base.
Stanfield Mary Lee McCui-
lar and Aurelia Canfil.
Superior l.. E. Canfil.
Toltec A. Spence and Eun-
ice Hendrix.
Walker Butte Hyman Gold
and Lillian c. Kennedy.
Willow Springs Nina Clark.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-02
New Chapter
Holds First Meet

The Burning Bush Chapter of
Royal Arch Masons of Arizona.
will hold its first meeting Monday
night at 1880 in the Masonic
Temple here. The meeting will
be attended by the Grand High
Priest, ]. H. Orthel of Prescott.
members of the Grand Chapter
and many men prominent in Ma
sonry throughout the State of
Arizona.
The newly organized chapter OF
the Burning Bush comprises the
territory of Coolidge, Florence
Casa Grande and Sacaton. Near.
by Chapters have been invited to
attend this first meeting, where
Degree work will be conferred by
the Tucson Chapter.
All Royal Arch Masons are In
vited to attend.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-02
Aio Golfer Wins
Hayden Invitational
Golf Tournament

George Hayduke, Coolidge golf
er, was toppled from his throne
as title holder of the annual Hay
den invitational golf tourney last
Sunday with the title passing to
John Cradle of Ajo who shot a
fine rs to lead the field.
Among the more than four score
players who teed-off Sunday at
Hayden were Allen Thum, Mike
Hayduke, George Hayduke, Nat
Zahalsky, Tad Lynch, Albert Lay,
Nick Hayduke, FELTON, Hadnot,
Louis Hall and John d. Gorree,
of Coolidge.
Flight prizes were awarded to
five Coolidge players, Tham. Mike
Hayduke, Zahalsky, Lynch and
Lay.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-02
Mothers Circle
Elects Officers

Mrs. Earl Smith was elected
president of the Mothers Circle of
Ho-Ho-Kam order of DeMolay at
Monday evenings meeting in Ma
sonic Temple.
Those who will serve with her
are Mrs. Ben Arnold, vice presi
dent; Mrs. Walter NORM, treasur.
er; Mrs. Roy Garrett, secretary
and Mrs. Virginia Bollin. chap.
lain.
The Mothers Circle is an organ.
ization whose primary object is to
encourage their sons in the com
munity spirit Of working together
and to act as hostesses for their
sons at the monthly social hour
which follows their joint meet
ings. All mothers Of the Circle
are urged, by their officers, to be
present at the May meeting.
Rrefreshment hostesses for the
evening we're Mrs. Garrett and
Mrs. Arnold.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-02
School Seniors
Arrange Rotary
Program Here

Coolidge ROtarians were guests
In their own club yesterday noon
as John "Hotshot" Sellers, Cool
idge high school senior led his
masculine classmates in the pre-
sentation of one of the most in
teresting civic club programs In
the history of Coolidge.
All men of the senior class Of
the high school have, attended the
local club at some time during the
year and the program yesterday
was entirely in the hands of the
students.
The gavel was capably yielded
(and how by John Sellers who
levied fines with an abandon rem
inicent Of the recklessness of an
inebriated follower of the seven
seas but for once the fines all fell
upon the students with the excep-
tion of a few recalcitrant Rotar-
ians who failed to properly re-
strain themselves.
Included on the students pro-
gram was a discussion of 1.-THE
Spirit of Football" by Lawrence
(Bessie) MCCULLOUGH; Thoughts
of Graduating Senior" by Ken
meth Overturf and short bit Of
practical advice by w. T. Smoth-
ers. Highlighting the program
were the musical numbers of Ben
ny Arnold and Mrs. G. B. Stew
ard in which all the rules of mus
ical flats and sharps were said to
have been broken.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-02
Bruce Moody To
Open Western
Auto Supply Firm

Bruce Moody, widely known
merchant of the upper ella val
ley and Graham county is rapidly
preparing for the formal opening
of his new Western Auto Supply
store in Coolidge about May 18th
Shelves and bins of all-metal con-
struction, are being placed in po-
sition to receive stock.
The new store will be located
in the Hayduke building at 334
South Main street.
A former resident Of Stafford,
Moody earned many friends IN
that city through his likeable per-
sonality and business ability and
was previously a partner In a
staple merchandise store until his
decision to go into business In
Coolidge. He was an active mem
Der of the Chamber of Commerce
and Rotary Club of Stafford.
MIR. Moody is married and has
two children, Betty Ruth and
Brent.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-02
8-Team Bowling
Tournament Set

Participation of eight 3-men
teams in an 8-week's bowling
tournament starting this week has
been announced by Ray Linde-
man of Coolidge Recreation Gen.
ter.
The tournament will be for both
men and women competin for in.
dividual high score and team
prizes. Play will be held each
night of the week except Satur-
day and Sunday nights. Handi'
caps have been arranged so each
individual and team entered has
an equal opportunity for top po,
sition.
All bowling alleys have been re-
finished in preparation for the
matches.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-02
Barry Goldwater
Will Appear In
Florence May 9th

Tickets went on sale this week
for the appearance of Barry Gold
water of Phoenix, in Florence, at
800 on the evening of May 8th.
according to Mrs. Stanley r.
Mathews, president of the Flor
ence Woman's Club. Goldwater
will appear. showing his motion
pictures OF the Green and Colora-
do rivers, and give his accompany
ing lecture, which have been, en-
joyed in many Arizona communi-
ties within the last few months.
His benefit appearance in Flor
ence is under the auspices of the
Florence Woman's Club, and pro-
ceeds will go to the Woman's Club
to help pay for the incubator now
In use in the Pinal County hospi-
tai, placed there by the Florence
Woman's Club. ~
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-02
Rural Mail Box
Improvement Week

The United States Post Office
has designated the week of May
5th as rural mail box improve
ment week.
The department contends that
unserviceable and unsightly rural
mail boxes retards delivery of
mail in addition to exposing it to
the elements.
They would like the adoption Of
a regulation type rural mail box
properly erected, stenciled and
numbered and request the cooper.
alton Of all public spirited citi.
zens.