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PROPOSALS.

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY, PUBLIC
July 10. 4I.-SEALED BIDS Will be
received at The ONCE OF he Public Roads
ing, 18th ana Streets NV, Washington.
D. C, until IL O'Clock am. E. S T,
August :. 194l. for The construction of
steel struts between the sbutmentS OF the
oridse over Boundary Channel a. ne tnd OF
Columbia Island, District OF Columbia a.
Project 5B6, National CAPITAL Parks. The
m IN mum IA tes OF wages for laoorerS and
MECHANICS on this project nave been hNed
by the Secretary OF Ls nor as REQUIRED ny
law Where plans ana SpeClhca ions are
certified check for $1,000. which must be
mace PAYABLE 20 The Tres surer OF the
United States. VIII be required 70 insure
opening OF bids. Plans. specifications and
proposal forms NAV be obtained a. the
once OF the Distrlct Englneer Puol!c Roads
Aomlnls,rs ion =, Room - WInder Build
D. c; H, J sPELMAN. District Enssneer.
COMMISSIONERS. D. c. WASHINGTON.
July l., 1914 Sealed proposals wll be
untn 1000 AN, E. $ +. July -, for
furnishing machine s~itchinE, telephone
1883. For speciicsrlons and Information
apply 10 Purchaslng Offcer. Room 800.
Dlstric' Buildins
U. S. ENGINEER OFFICE. Isl AND DOUG
las sis nv Washing on, d. C.-Sealed
proposals VIII De received here unul z P NJ
for furnishing fa abrlcsrlng, delivering and
srecrlns structural steel framework and
for furnishing sno delivering miscellaneous
metal work for A. r Combsr Command
FuFther Information on application.
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FORD I93a IS 4-door sedan econor,
zeal moror thatS in fine como tIor e-ce0sn,
erav finish. \ ,"rv GOOD rr-es ard s0o-'ess
interior splendid family car for SArl
fullv rIaran'sed. Car No 345gA l. ?
STFUART, INC, 1888 I4fh ST. nv Ds-
C2fUr 4kO2
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
Continued }

throughout: sacrifice, Sls5. sasv terms
Sun Motors. a55 Fla NV DE. 035s. 49,
BUICK 1885 convertible coupe 6-wheel
equipment black finish, tan top, tan
lea her upholstery. very clean throughout
LOVING MOTORS s-Your Packard Dealer.
2427 l4th St NV. Republic 05o3.
BUICK 1897 special 4-door sedan; radio
needs some repairs Best cash offer takes
it A real ba gain for some mechanic.
Can be seen al 1885 IN ST nv.
BUICK 1910 Super 4-door sedan; a car
that has had the best care possible. motor
ion. driven only $1,000 miles interior
clean, very pood tires an unusual bar,
trade, liberal terms Leo ROCcs. Inc, 43ol
Conn ave. EN-. 1900. Phone for home
demon stra or
BUICK ] a39 5-passenser touring sedan
century model 81, black finish; spotless
interior, all good tires and splendid motor
heater ana defrosler Certainly this clean
car Is priced right a. S5;5 {. { G;
Guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co. 100 22nd
81. NV. MA. 5000. Open evenings. closed
CADILLAC ] 936 convertible coupe: small
ECONOMICAL motor. owner Will sacrifice,
S245 Taylor a6a3
CADILLAC 1888 VS. 5-passenser sedan:
black finish spotless interior, radio and
LOVING MtDIORS" your PaCkdTn DeclSi.
49, IAN s.. NV Republic n5o3
CHEVROLET 1888 "-door town sedan,
unusually clean throughout. very good
motor and tires: SI35 EZ terms
GEORGIA AVE. MOTORS.
31nS Georeia Ave RA $500
CHEVROLET 1910 Master DE luxe sedan;
low mileage one-ouner car that looks and
performs like brsnd-nev, fully guaranteed. {.
low price NOW Se45. Top price foG your
cOnSin ave Emerson $3.50
CHEVROLET 1925 9-door coach late
model, GOOD cond owner sacrihCeS for
cash. Mr.. DAVIS, 1909 " nv
CHEVROLET I93a de luxe coupe dandy
motor. like-neW tires. very clean interior,
suitable for business OF pie? sure, reduced
10 sell quickly NOW S565 MCKEE
PONTIAC. IND snd SITS. n " NE 04uo
CHEVROLET 1898 4-door sedan clean
green finish one owner, Ike ncU inside
and ouf. fno motor ana tires S4sn
LINCOLN PARK MOTORS.
l41 10Th S.. NE AT 5000.
CHEVROLET Ia3S de- luxe town sedan
original black finish upholstery Ike new
fully guaranteed. S395 easy G. NJ. A. c
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR co
-f0S WiVrorEfn Ave WI E'6
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LEO ROCCA, INC
Nfi- NJ G. ~ " p

FORDS Ia4 D. Several u a4l ,uuer ne we
COMPANY Official Tudors and Fordors some
win radios an1 hea ers inTnd a's del.--
cry See these ~ once fhev Wont fs-n
long. FoV ran Ssyr $50 and more fu'l
new -Car GLaraE'rr. terms ana t-tIe LOGAN
SERElSCENTER, 2ol' Ea. ave, nu. NE
.klS
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1890 IN 81. NV.
CHEVROLET 1887 Ilz-ton panel recon-
dltioned like new: reasonable. terms. Dia-
mond Motors. Inc. l2n G s.. NV
DODGE 1888 panel delivery with new paint
lob. good tires and excellent motor, Per
feet lieht delivery service and real bar
gam at only SHS5.
H. B LFARY, JR e. BROS
1st & New York Ave NJ Hobart 6Ol@
DUMP TRUCKS. '35 and SO Fords. Rea-
Sonable for quick sale Ii. 1873
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FORD 1899 Tudor seoar. s. norserore-
halr .upholsrery. front ard -es- burps,
guard SAP To- down. WATA vri+ter
FusFsn'se LOGAN MOTOR co. S5=G
IAN ~ 30 400
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FORD 9II de luxe coupe- Al motor. clean
velour UprOlSreTy. only SEQ Sun No-ors,
HNN Fle. 81 Decatur U..5A IS.
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FORD 1889 de luxe coupe Equipped rItn
custom radio suC heater. his Snar'-
look,ng TPEW VALUE ega.arfeRd car has
very loV mlleaea. EOoi +.feS and X
perfnc- mechanical CONDITION Driver
carefully by one owner Immaculate n
terror Be''er hurry for n one Nov
only S5l5. Essv terms 7rd Nbn-sl trade
THE TPEW MOTOR co
fSFE J Are
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CHEVROLET 1899 master de luxe town
sedan: actual mileage 10 600. one-ownsr
ca- thai Will eive yoU nsnv thousands Of
miles of eXcellenr service. verv clean car
thaf We have priced 20 sell At onre for
$40 Over 100 other Hne cars al
Adanr $500
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CHEVROLET 1877 de luxe spor' coupe:
beautiful car. suitable for business or pleas
ure equipped with heater. S3"5. easy G.
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CHEVROLET la39 de luxe coupe black
finish perfect motor. vI-h < verv GOOD
Tres, very clean, car suitable for business
or pleasure. fully guaranteed low nr-ce
NOW S445. Car No 360"A. l. p. STFU-
ART INC, 1925 IAN 81. NV. Decatur
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POHANKA SERVICE.

CHEVROLET 1887 coupe; a dandy n'tle
car with fine motor and very Eooo tires
clean interior suitable for business or
pleasure. bargain for only S245. Over 1o0
other fine cars at ARCADE PONTIAC,
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SOUTHERN MD. BARGAIN.

About 36 miles from D C, $50 acres.
fne soil, 100 acres tillable tobacco land.
balance mostly virgin timber. nice old g
room house with possibilities, necessary
cu'hldgs.: cleo. etc. Price, $500; 81, 500
cash balance easy
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FORD 1885 &c luxe convertible sedan tr
mecIIste. top Ike new. motor excellent.
radio and nesteI. priced ~ sell quickly
liberal terms SIMMONS MOTOR CO =.
L33l Lith = NOr-h Nifi
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FORD 1910 DE LUXE TUDOR SEDAN.
DRIVEN $4,000 MILES BY ONE OWNER
WRITTEN GUARANTEE ANY DEMON
SIRATION. S565. TRADE AND TERMS
or SIS DOWN. BALANCE Sc5 PER
MONTH MARKS STUDEBAKER. 2e11
lFE HWY Oh. 5000
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FORD $50 "s5 coupe black FINISH ore
ovne' car that look sn6 performs Ike
new tuiiv guaranteed. -oV Or.ce NOW S4H5
19HS 14-H 81 p u Dor5rt~ 4Su9
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

S5@5: Ford 1855 I-ton panel, S3a5. Chew
roler a37 Iz-ron panel. motor overhsuled,
1925. ChAvroler 1896 l1-ron pickup, $3.50.
ADDISON CHEVROLET.
l5o1 18th ST NV. Hobart 1900.
CHEVROLET 1899 Ii2-ton dump; sood
condition. > brsnd-new tires, GOOD condl-
fiOr 1000 I3tb ST
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DODGE 1895 &c .I,e sedan mere e
black beauty 'rsr 2 r'rare some oarFs'r
hunter; &c well p BENG IN very f1rs co--
oNl"r 'ngOughoLf. lH rcU.n=' sum -
80 down 'aEeS r' VIII the balance a.
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CHEVROLET 1896 4-door sedan splendid
family car n fine CONDITION mechaniCslv
and IN appearance Z very soo6 rireS, well
worth $50 over 100 other fine cars q
ARCADE PONTIAC, l+31 Irving ST NV.
Adams $500
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DODGE 1875 f-o0or touring sedan. ell
S'cr! noo", nvdrauar o-SFsS deper6a-
nlil'V plus famous fno P1rrs rrtordr-
Ion.rr frsr SOS rsEev r. ~ Z -ogr az
WI! anprsiSe fnr SOS or mo-s 'nat ~ O.
plenv ume on n s0Ce .o0s
mon rs, SPECIAL price Leo Pocra, J-~.
H|iO N - "a Re 6HA5
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FORD %, Tudor sedan. orrgInsl black
finish. clean nnhsir upholstery, spo,lss-
Wrfo5 nEoTnIg e1,rsr,ss e I9 3oTF TorTp 49, -
2AAM lArh Il Z " no - nn
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CHEVROLET 1910 2-door Master De luxe;
private owner. S5"5 VA. 6635, Br. -.
Fveninsz co nsO0 Ext. 3o3 l"'
CHEVROLET Ia31 master "-donr trunk
se6an. o~l-inal black finish, SDo'less moheir
upholStpry. heater, whl-s. sidewah tires
sn-ee LOGAN MOTOR CO, 354o l4th
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FORD 1896 de luxe Tao9r .run. sedan
upholstery Spo''ess. and fully reccr1'
"on'' CHEVY I3 CHASE sfly 9 u64ToRR y &C 6 ''r''''
-InS Mlecnr.- N ANe WI 1875
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FORD Ia3a DE LUXE COW. COUPE.
RADIO AND HEATER VERY CLFAN
S535 WRITTEN GUAR TRADE AND
TERMS. OR SMALL DOWN PAYMENT.
BAKER "6lI LEE HWY CH. 1900
Evening star., 1941-07-18

FORD Iq3a de luxe sedan oue-oursr
car. finished IN green smartly upholstered
radio and hestsr EQUIPPED Srrootn arI
poTerfui VS. mofcr Call US for dem
onstrs tIon Liberal Terms $500
FDW. G. ADAMS co
Evening star., 1941-07-18

FORD 1929 Tudor sedan. original DARK
nlue finish. one owner. smooth econorrica
N5-hp. motor. S4Sa. closed SUNDAY.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

DODGE 1H4O d. 4-door rourine sedan.
driven uuO n nIles- euUl- allen -
solo with he srronerSr gGarsutee ever
written VII sscr5fcs fcr irredr7'e Sz's
trade and terms Leo Poccs Irc 4Ent
Conn sve I'm. 1000. Phone for hors
dPmC.gr.a'cr
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POHANKA SERVICE
TFE sntL

: 70 VTTIdT w ; IF ~
FORD 1887 Fordor sedan. clean hlsrk -
lSh excellent mechanical shape rood ru-
ber a around his Is barEsIu tranSuortz %
ton Fl onIv S"F5
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FORD 1886 de luxe Fordor sedan original
hl0e finish is very 5000. shows exceptional
care. II you are looking for 2 car in the
low price hPlC bP sure 10 see this before
YOU buy :, 90 down and only SH61. LEE
D BUTLER CO. 1884 Pa. ave. ne. AT.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

CHEVROI FT 1929 Master re luxe town
sedan, "a. CheyroIer Iq2- Master ds luye
own sedan ard coupe. S3Hi- Chevrolet
926 Master town sedan. radio. heater.
Th1tF-val' tires. S"-5 These CHFVF OLET s
are above AVERAGE mechanically and in
appearance. liberal terms. guaranteed
SIMMONS MOTORS l22- IAN 81 NV.
NOr.h 81 81 Onr,c Srrdav
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EARNS For SALE.

Mt AIRY MD-212-ACRE DAIRY Farm,
s-roor house, chicken house. barn. hog
oen. z cows, income from Snilk 500 per mo.
Price. $3.50, H0"c down r. S DAVIS,
100 Maryland ave, HysttsVlile, Nd. WA.
2pnO
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CHEVROLET la3S de- luxe town sedan
original black finish. upholstery Ike new
fully guaranteed. S395, easy G. NJ A c
terms.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR co
-105 wisconsin Ave WI EHS
Evening star., 1941-07-18

y N1-VTs 1VF IaFI0F hTIFT
FORD 1875 Tudor sedan. ORIGINAL brirht
b!ue fnlSh one owner. carefully driven
low mleseP: $50
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CHEVY CHASE MOTOR co
rEIE
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CHEVROLET 1910 &c luxe club sedan.
Here's a TREW VALUE car thai vii give
YOU wears Of dependable, economical trans
por-a ION. We dIdn have 10 touch this
car when Il vss brought IN BEAUTIFUL.
marred fn-Sh, pIactlCaily new tires,
powerful smooth running motor. Now
only $500 Fs0v fermS
Evening star., 1941-07-18

CHEVROLET 1898 master oe luxe sedan;
6 he former owner didn need a neV car, ne
tuSt CoUldn resist nuvlng 2 new SSyvay
S'Udsbaker So come IN ana see really
what a good car this K for only $50.
Butler Bonded. LEE d BUTLER CO, II21
Evening star., 1941-07-18

country club model. Hud radio and hester
Wv. tires. S455. immediate sale Call
IA \ 20. EN l29h. afier 1 90 90,
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CHEVROLET 1870 master &c luxe 2-door
sedan. black finish with Spo'IeSs velour
interior equipped with radio and heater,
motor excellent. Ahe-nev Tres and re
cuCrd o sell at once for S645- MCKEE
PONTIAC @"nd ana y SIS NV Me o4o0.
CHEVROLET 1910 club Convertible coupe
OrlcInal gray finish. radio and heater. Ike
new fully guaranteed real Duy for S145,
Evening star., 1941-07-18

14l I@th s. NE AT $50"
DODGE 1877 de luxe 4-door sedan m
m7cUiata INSIDE and ou' excellent motor
and tires. mecnanlcallv pnrfec' $500
LINCOLN PARK MOTORS
I4l l'rH ST NJ AT fNnO
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condition cleo. good land ~ a. with
stream q min to D. C. by dual Lee high
way. Tel Fairfax 1a4-J-l. j. COUNCIL.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

ARTHUR HELEN
FREDERICK M, BRADLEY,
Trustees.
tyIe.1I .1I.1914,15,1s,17,1e,
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DODGE 1899 4-door touring sedan. besu-
tiful finish. independent fron'-Unse1 su-
spenSion makes for perfect rIoIng uNssl
shift, huge ueesse space rado and hea er.
chsir-high seats all-steel nodv and fusn
mounted headliehts are added feature on
this value: will sacrifice for immediate sale;
Evening star., 1941-07-18

DODGE 193s sedan. radio and heater. sur
ne'al finish. fine p7echanical shape, clean
lnsIoe and ont. S365
LOVING MOTORS Your Packard De- sr.
1905 l 81 y W PepUh!Ic I5-i
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-30
City Businessman
To Be Married
In Ell Paso Sunday

Eddie Karam, owner of Pinal
Grocery Company, left Tuesday
for FL Paso, Texas, where he will
be married Sunday to his child
hood sweetheart, Miss Mary Ay-
aub.
Eddie's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Faris Karam, his sitter Mary and
his brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Ted Karam, all of Cool
idge, will be present at the cere-
mony, as well as friends from So
nora and Phoenix who are max
ing a special trip for the occas-
ION.
Karam, a former resident of Ell
Paso, and Miss Ayaub have known
each other for 16 years. 1--WE u.s.
ed to go to school together" said
Karam. After a wedding trip to
the coast, the young couple will
return to their own home here.
Karam has been a resident OF
Coolidge for three years.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-30
Lumber Company
Renovates Office

Foxworth-Galbraith steps to the
front line of up and coming lum-
Der companies through extensive
renovations to their office and
showroom.
Coolidge contractors and build
ers now enter a high class show
room where they see a complete
line of stock to choose from, at
tractively displayed on new mod
ern display tables. The showroom
will also have a modern, model
bathroom using the new, mex
pensive Tilene Board, which gives
the appearance of a high class tile
job.
The separation of office from
showroom with an attractive pick
ct fence completes an ensemble OF
domesticity. that gives the GUS
toner a desire to linger and look
over the esta blishment.
In carrying out the decorations
a color scheme of green, fawn and
coral was used.
NJ. NJ. Cooper, manager, invites
the public to inspect the renova-
tions that have taken place at
Foxworth-G Galbraith.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-30
Sentence Youth
To Reform School

A fourteen year old Coolidge
youth was apprehended last week
after breaking into Chapman
Brothers Garage and robbing the
cash register two successive
weeks.
Bob Chapman, owner of the
garage, suspected the boys iden-
tity because his lettering around
the place ceased abruptly when
the garage was robbed. Entrance
to the garage had been made by
removing screen from ventila-
tor on the east side, but due to
the boys youth and the fact that
he had obtained only a small
amount of cash, Bob decided to
keep his suspicious to himself
and say nothing about the robbery.
When it recurred the following
week, however, he reported it.
The boy was apprehended soon
afterwards by local officers and
plead guilty before Judge H. G.
Richardson Friday to the charge
of burglary. Due to the boys past
record, Judge Richardson sentenc-
ed him to serve three years in
Fort Grant reformatory.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-30
Thumbs Wrong Car

Truth is stranger than fiction,
as Chick Lyons, can regretfully
attest.
Escaped from Fort Grant Re-
formatory, young Lyons had made
his way as far as Coolidge Mon
day and was trudging wearily
along the highway, hoping for a
speedier means of travel when a
touring car neared. Lyons thumb
came into immediate and energet-
ic action. The driver slowed to a
stop and Lyons stepped unsuspect-
ingly into the county car with two
local officers.
His description was ON record
in the Justice of the Peace office
and after details were checked,
Lyons was returned to Fort Grant
by an officer from the sheriff. S
department.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-30
Home &c Graduates
Guests of Teacher

Mrs. Viola Loucks entertained
graduates of the home economics
class, and a group of specially ih-
vited teachers, at breakfast, Sun
day morning in her home.
Decorations were carried out in
red and white. Lipsticks attrac-
lively packaged in kleenex and
cellophane to resemble diplomas,
served as placecard favors.
Guests were Leora Haines, Wan
da Lee, Esther Lewis, Katherine
Hammond, Faye Boice, Wanita
DObson, Miss Dorothy Van Zant,
Miss Ruth Miller, Miss Eugene
Brandon, Miss Marguerite and Ma
rie Chimits and Helen Sellers,
junior president of the home eco
nomics class.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-30
School Seniors
Guests of Aggie
Teacher Monday

Members of the senior class OF
Coolidge Union High School were
honor guests at dinner given by
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Springfield.
Monday evening in Community
church recreational hall.
A color scheme of yellow and
white was carried out in place
cards and decorations.
An informal program followed
the dinner, including songs from
Coralane Sewell, Virginia Urton
and Katherine Harmon; saxa
phone selections by Bennie Ar
mold; tap dance by Coralane Sew
ell; impromptu speeches by Ruby
Sparks and w. T. Smothers.
Mrs. Springfield gave talk re
viewing highlights of class activi
ties since Freshmen days, during
which time Mr.. Springfield has
served as class sponsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. R.. w. Taylor were
special guests of the evening, and
assisted host and hostess In car
rying out plans for the party.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-30
O'Malley Lumber
Radio Program
Tells of Coolidge

Art Wahl, assistant manager of
Coolidge Valley National Bank.
was guest speaker Tuesday night
over KOY, Phoenix, on O'Malley
Lumber Company's concert pro-
gram.
Mr.. Wahl was introduced by
James O'Malley of O'Malley Lum-
Der Company.
Some of the highlights of Mr..
Wahls talk are that we are living
In one of the fastest growing
towns in America, where the eli
mate is the best in Arizona. with
relatively low humidity. He call
ed attention to the fact that Cool
ldge is located in the center OF
the vast San Carlos Irrigation pro-
1ect and is the hub and trading
center of an agricultural empire"
In the short time allotted for his
talk Mr.. Wahl crowded all the es.
sential facts for the rapid growth
and development of Coolidge.
Speakers from various Arizona
towns are invited to give brief
histories of their towns on the
guest program series being spon.
sored over KOY by O'Malley Lum-
ber Company.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-30
PERSONALS

DR.. and Mrs. j. B. Tucker and
son were Sunday visitors In SUI
perior at the home of DR.. fuckers
brother. A picnic steak dinner
was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. w. M. Lowe of Harrington,
Kansas is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Leland Davee.
A school romance was culmi-
mated at Florence, Saturday with
the marriage of Mary Fleming to
James Purdom. Their friends
wish them greatest happiness.
Hockey Overland is expected by
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
Garrett, for a visit next week end.
He is employed in the Consolidat
ed Aircraft factory in San Diego
Mrs. j. B. Tucker had as visitor
Friday afternoon, Mrs. II. G. Bow
den of Memphis, Tenn.
Chloe Galloway came from Phoe
nix Sunday for a two-day visit In
Eloy.
Mrs. Lee Brown had as Sunday
evening visitors from Coolidge
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Foy and daugh
ter. Mary Jean. Mrs. Foy is Mrs
Browns aunt.
Mrs. Art Brooks and children
were shopping in Phoenix, Mon
day.
Mrs. Henry Polk expects to
leave Sunday for the coast
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lazear
drove to Phoenix, Sunday, return
ing home Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Hamilton at
tended high school commence
ment exercises at Coolidge Tues
day evening Mrs. Hamilton's
brother, Arthur Mode was one oi
the graduates.
Mrs. Bob Hamilton's sister, Mrs
William Kemper came from Phoe
nix Sunday for a weeks visit al
the Hamilton home.
The John A. Alsdorf store build
ing across from the theatre Is
rapidly nearing completion.
Mrs. Edna Buntz of Buckeye
and son Bob were Sunday visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Buntz.
William Thomisson and Miss
Lula Louise Yates were united il
marriage last Saturday in Tempe
Their friends will find them a.
home in one of the Whaley cot
tages.
Mrs. Henry Polk, her son Den
zil Conoley and niece Valma Hay
wood of Ray Ariz., will leave Sun
day for San Diego for a two
weeks stay.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-30
P.T.A. Leader
Fetes Officers

Outgoing and incoming officers
and board members of Coolidge
Parent-Teachers Association were
guests OF the president, Mrs
George Dempster, at a nine
o'clock breakfast in her home
Wednesday morning.
Clever place-cards containing a
picture description of the P. T. A.
work of each person, marked plac,
es at the tables.
Committee chairmen reported
on their plans for the coming
year. The program chairman Mrs.
Robert Springfield has chosen as
theme for next years programs
Health in National Defense"
At the conclusion of breakfast,
Mrs. Ralph Sewell, who has been
publicity chairman for P. T. A.
for three years, was honored by a
handkerchief shower.
Those present were Mrs. George
Truitt, Mrs. w. L. Richey, Mrs.
Robert Springfield, Mrs. H. L. Hol-
land, Mrs. M. S. Nassau, Mrs. R.
w. Taylor, Mrs. R. V. Campbell,
Mrs. Joe Irvine, Mrs. Walter Trout,
Mrs. Maybelle Pew, Mrs. M. M.
Ware, Mrs. Mark Layne, Mrs. w.
R. Urton, Mrs. Matt N. Dodge,
Wesley Kirby and R. w. Taylor.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-30
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

"a stag steak fry was held at
Casa Grande Ruins camp, Satur'
day night by a group of good
fellows" Those present were
Herman Libkind, Arnold Kelm, A.
L. Kemmer, Art Wall and Marcus
Vest.
o The Latter Day Saint Society
closed its activities for the year
with a theater party at San Car.
los, Monday afternoon and 4
drugstore treat" at the conclus.
ion of the moving picture.
. Randolph Chadborn, who has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Chadborn, on a 10.
day furlough from Camp Barkeley
Teas, left Tuesday morning to re-
turn to camp.
o Jimmy Faul ended his visit to
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Faul, at whose home he spent his
Today furlough, by returning to
Camp Barkeley, Texas, Tuesday
night.
. Members of the Home Econom.
les Club of Coolidge Union High
School held a picnic swimming
party at Waikiki Inn Thursday
evening between S and Z o'clock
They were accompanied by Mrs
Viola Loucks, home economics in
structor.
Reverend Miss Susan M. Mar
tin, pastor of the Church Of Goo
in north Coolidge, Mrs. Harry H
Gilky and son Hobart D. Gilky will
leave for Anderson, Indiana, sun
day. They will drive through and
visit points of interest on the way
The Home Grocery will be clos
ed while Mrs. Gilkey is away.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-30
Girls Graduate
With Honors At
State University

Stella Watson, niece of Mrs. j.
M. Hines and Helen Moore Coxon,
niece of ]. M. Hines, graduated
Wednesday from University OF
Arizona at Tucson. Both girls re-
ceived honor awards and Stella y
mother, Mrs. w. N. Watson, who
is visiting the Hines, came here
from Texas to attend the gradua-
ton exercises.
Mrs. Hines and Mrs. Watson at
tended the baccalaureate services
at Tucson, Sunday. Monday Mr.
and Mrs. Hines and Mrs. Watson
attended the Honor award assem-
bly, where Stella received honors
as a graduate from College OF
Agriculture, home economics de-
partment, while Helen was award
ed honors from the College OF
LIBERAL Arts, business administra-
ton department. Wednesday Mr..
and Mrs. Hines and Mrs. WATSON
attended the graduation exercises
of the two girls.
Stella will visit here for ter
days with her mother and tn,
Hines before returning to U. OF
A. for a five weeks summer
course.
Helen has gone to Clarkdale
wnere her husband Vincent Cox
on, son of state senator William
Coxon, is employed.