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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-28

he wes greeted By King Felix "
who gracioasly abdicated in favor
Of the new ruler.
The king wa followed By his two
pages. dressed in appropriate yellow
costumes. and plumed herets. They
we're Warren Seeley. son Of Mr.. and
Hrs. W eecley. and Tommy Wells,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. r. Wells.
The crown bearer similarly CARRIED
then entered and went 70 the
throne where he kHelt Is he pre-
scented the crown which vas accept
Cd and placed on the head Of Jimmy
Colrner. King Felix v. By the retir-
ing monarch.
Miss Huffman, Queen Felicia v,
entered next and was beautifully
sttired IN her gown. carrying q huge
arm bouquet OF roses. and sceptre Of
beleweled gold From her should
ers her heavy rich blue train Of
velvet. ornamented with gold lace
intricate design and trimmed IN
white fur. flowed gracefully. she
VA followed by her two tiny prtn-
cesses. Jean Caxer and Marion
Painter. and her train bearers. Nan
Smith and Astr1d Olsen. who wore
dainty costumes. presenting Q very
pretty picture
Queen Felicia was crowned b. her
king. with q beautiful bete~eaed
tiara, which was scinttlating under
the spot lights.
Following the grand march O. the
court. an elaborate floor ahow was
carried out under the direction Of
Manfred Parker. depicting the vaxi-
oas styles Of dancing from 100
into the future. This was the most
elaborate and best-presented pro-
grams Of is type ever arranged
locally for such 80 occasion. The
performers were excellent IN parts
and drew great rounds q applause
from the huge crowd which com
pieteiy packed hs gymnasium 70
Overlooking
Following the dance for the royal
court. there we're four cau-out
dances for members Of the court,
which was followed by general
dancing. until midnight The en-
tire affair was A outstanding sue
eeas
During Monday afternoon 3 sery
Pretty carnival parade xs4 staged
welcoming the arrival q the KIM
81 The Coast Guard docks on heard
re rozai yacht @Eimrods
4 AarEe cnoHd had gathered
there % welcome min He roda
Upon q fauy decorated feat znich
AS preceded p me Pasczgouis
School Band The procession Eeni
aosn Delm&s Avenue - the city
hall where Klns Felix paused. e
drink 3 tzaxt o MS queen and heI
maids Nko Esre seSted o. ~
balcony After ms nF wen int
retirement until MA Appearances a
the bz1 for TIE coronation cere-
monies
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-28
Mississippi Export
Sells Locomotives
To Florida Railroad

The two old locomotives Of the
Mississippi Export Railroad set
aside at the time the Diesel Electric
locomotive was purchased. have
been sold 10 Gainesville Midland
Railroad and moved 70 Gainesville.
Wednesday night.
The locomotives. both Of which
are oil burners were retired from
service with the NJ Z Railroad last
faA when the present Diesel-Elec-
uic engine was purchased and took
the handling OF freight cveT
the eofHpanyss liue The ~ z sffn
has one on-burncr which Ia kept
hand and use1 IN cases of em-
ergency.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-28
Couple no Robbed
Man In Ocean Springs
Arrested In Alabama
Ftckim Rpesssrx Part OF Casa
Ana I've A~nssHshiiez Haaghs
VITA Pzza o. AEsaey steasn

Ocean SPRING. Pee x-sosn.
tam % tk1e Fuhbexy IN H41Acn H. n
ReuwacG. Marion O. man Iums
sf-1U IN OCEAN Springs about swc
ueaE aGo. wA2 reported ~ MAJ
shall r. c. hgiila "wednesday
upon hta return from 0anAden Ala
wfsere he weni r. c~aszxsectton wiz.
the eA&
Rerwick. Esz0 accompanied Mar
8fs2li Miller 70 uss Alabama c5ts
t6eutifsrc Mildred fsh4gI I6. and
zeFasn Dsrnpsey. n q the pair vino
ronneG him as he alept lie prexi-
ozkty had packed up the eo1pAe In
Florida and brought them e
Ocean Spring. Renwsck recovered
sos u MS f1aney and bwn auto
nsohsiea which Dempsey purchased
snraate from Ocean Springs 70
QadEden
Acc0rctne 10 Ms Milierx report
tlle ecupae aefg Ocean Springs and
bought a nrw car Il Mchsie. attain
corning Il when IL bfukK down Tfsey
hssef-hkked 70 YORK Ala where
tlfeY took . bus for Birmingham.
where they bought another car.
cczatlnutng b 0adscen
E<Esw1ck ga arrested following
al argument with . detective 81 8
pnltcx station there The aizi was
picked up II q p1eture aiaoa and
after being Questioned e<znfanzed
20 the rucbery.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-28
P~ascag0ula Council
Knights Of Columbus
Plan For Initiation

The PANeaenala Council Knights
of Columbus IL making plans for its
part IN tne Coast-wtoe initiation 20
be held on Sunday. April 20, m
Biinx1 Tire local councf1 expects
TO be vel represented ~ the initia-
uon and expects 20 have Q large
class of candidates taken into the
orneT - that tame
Las Sunday preliminary plans
Eerr laid for the initiation. at a
meeting held In the council home
or EeT street Tnx vas n tia form
Ct > social ana open nesting Sew
era short talks were made and an
f~s0uncexsens was made ~ the inisia-
ton
u wns announced to1ay b. Grand
En1klst Jcaan q Grant Efzax durinz
tire L@zfea eeaaosk ksza eunrzea1 nil
meE eaen "wednesday niahz f1l-
i0wtnE the regular services ~ Our
Lady 81 Victories Church. Various
activities CT the council win be
taken Up aE these meetings
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-28
JACKSON COUNTY
To PARTICIPATE IN
PEST ERADICATION
1sFernEneni Makes Huge Apprspxs-
alton For Combating ese=(
Potato NeevfI In Area

jackson County viii share in =
$50 sweet potato Eeevil eradica-
non project allotted for the Coastal
sounta3 according 70 adviees re-
ceiseo from Senator Pat Harrison
ear hE Seek By the Chrunicie-
oAf me program Is 70 b car
REC o1t as 3 wpA project and VIII
infotRe programs Ia Harrison. Han
eocE and Pearl River Counties Is
vel IS jackson
Lsal officials IN charge Of insect
contEeI soFk n this area have not
oesn informed q the definite pro-
gran BIZ expect 20 receive desails
with 8 feN Gays from the Q. s
Department q Agriculture officials
II Z Understood that various
tarns u Jackson County are being
eneekea 20 eeiexmine ne extent q
ne Hfe1tatlaa Because af the
pstaeToe o the weevlls n this
are ~ counties IN fnls territory
arc placed Under Qaarantine and ne
poAlo@ NAV b shipped out Of the
count
O. farms zhere TIE Weexlk are
to2ha= Efforts are . D. mace g
eet he farmers 70 promise not q
pAEz any sEeet potatoes for sever
81 FHaH as ne our effective way
q esnbatlns ms pesf Is b starya-
tor
A. farmer expecting 70 bed out
sMesz potatoes fox production q
plant should first contact .. L.
9on1 taro1ga TIE Jackson County
AfentE 0ffze before doing So &c
Aaaz ne posatoez and plants mas
- properly inspected an6 super
Esi11 might b mace before ~
{ potatoes are 81 OF
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-28

Combining = iksezne thai N4s both
u4fra0fr and h1ktnTtC. uae Moss
Posul Yoang Aenk Business cl1b
presented Ii annual carnival bal
IA 1he pasraxOaia Ce. unity
House last Friday night Pred
TasaoT. jackson County Cnalcer
Clerk. ruled a. King Jog VII. anc
hEiAz Helen Prime Stewart Of Mos
Point vas his queen.
HUNDREDS packed the P~akcAguula
Community House TO witness ard
g participate III ihts brilliant spee-
tacae which cliulaxec the xayest
ure-Eenten SEASON PAseaeuu12 and
Mozs PoHaE aaS Haen Ia many years
The setting for this event waz .
xsoFk Of art and VAS very caeseFl1
executes. adding spienosf 70 TIE
oceRzon
Ire royaa aa4s NaS arranged II
frunf q Iae stage which NAs Nel
ARRANGED 9Th q background q red
Nhste and hlae bunting oxeF which
lowered 3 repl8cA Of the Statue q
Liberty. The walls q the bnilotna
xere famed with iesi0oaz q red
white arc blue efrp npsf. wateh
eIAsheu with n green 3ell0E and
purple a the carnival season Foaf
large paintings akong the sails C.
uaetec historical era IN the
pageant o. American progress
one OF the p1eturcs showed TIE
santa Mara che a ttzx ships q
CnuKtopheT Columbus featuring
TIE cate 1872 and the discovery o.
America Another pictured az In
daau Sc4au. cirecun9 . pioneer
westward prociaAning TIE frontsE
dayk Of l7so Another psctare gave
3 lie sized portrait q Abraham
Lincoln naming he cate q fe91
he last picture gave = BEAUTIFUL
silhouette q the ingalls, saipbain-
M Corporation II the process O
cogasGructaau O. kntpA
A. q shese pzetarez I'D 70 ne
center sGsRe which featured q large
photograph q President Franklin
Delano Roosevelt anc Ire 2fKs
nsasaea @ ne Statue O Liberty
me north znd Eest AL ard
zIneoxs Eere ezsly beeeckec =
Carnival colorA balancing une e.
IRE decorative theme safh patztozk
aad iypsGaI Maraz Grak spirit
After the arrival Of tie fafa
party TIRE dlkes and oaebesssa Q.
the bal aeas formally presented 4
ttae tnraze Wha1n lA1.eI them 81
laaxiaxteaLly. T1ze dueneEsea q
nae oogf1 sore soTely evening gowns
snleh contributed mucn 70 The &C
e4zl0u Nore nozN Nax kdded =
lie ooaor1al ard sppTepxlste COS
lzl1ez aau b. tae Dukes atpenczal
1he kiaE
The tFumpetef JOIN HezuaE
znc cnzaHer. EEx sim hefazae
re arrixai o. lhk royal party Ia
raers q ne oau we're presented ,
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-28
FRED TAYLOR, MISS STEWART
RULE ANNUAL CARNIVAL
BALL OF MOSS POINT YMBC
S~cintilaiing Social Event Last Friday Night Is HighIight OF
PreLenten Season OF Festivities For Moss
Point And Pascagoula.

Z A KlaayaA president Of the elah
The monsrefx Of Ies0 were Mayor
George Weed CT Moss Point and
Afiss Dorothy canty % PAsnagoaA
Ms Khayat next presented the
cOur1lerk. who we're as follows
Arehduke L Kinruzz Mcintosh Of
Moss Point. Arehdnchez1 Mira
Walter 6nl1ey Of pzscAgoula, Duke
James Ira Ford Pascagoala. Ouch
Mrs Z A Khayat Of Moss Point.
DUKE Dr. james 7. Thompson. Moss
Point. Duchess MFR John Cole.
P4scasuuia Duke John . Grant
II P~aseagoxhas Duchess Mr.
Spencer Beebe. Moss Point. Duke
Jack Huxara. Moss Point Duchess
Mrs Louise POI Gamer. P1scagoulA
Duke Arnold Walker. PascagoulA
Duchess Mr. Cyne BeArdzlee. il
Moss Point. Duke ThAc T. Bnum-
fieic. Mos Point. Duchess Miss
Ruth Cain pase4Eouis; Duke Prank
CsntY. r. pAsezgoaia. Duchess
Miss Frances BEs11afn. Meas Point
Duke Charles ArntSf<ac. Mos
Point Duchess Miss Josie
johnson PA4cagoalA. Duke Gene
Talbot. PasraR0uA. Duchess Mix
LAalse Boldt. Noes Point. Duke
Eartxen McCoslum. Moez Point
Duchess Miss Evelyn Renfro<. Pas
caEoala Duke jimmy Walker. Pas
eaxoaia Duchess MtSs Virginia
EleE. Moss Point
The supreme rulers Of the BAL.
King and oucen Jos VII were then
presented He we're 9 handsome
costume q heavy satin and .
p.4nto cToSn Their cru&n bear.
ex segt Dteke Alien Of p4scagouLz
and Caro- CAnfie1 Of Moss Point
who wore cainfy little white paaes
costumes made O. satin TIE train
bearers were Ann Bond and Bar
bars Joan seely
Tne kinE Nf Taylor. "a erOwn-
&C - MaxoE Wood and AIS Dufo.
thY Cantg crOwuec Mis- Stewart
Tbs Mas followed b the preSentz-
nou q tie ksgK o. ne eolutT Z
nasT royal hxhnessex b sherIf.
} Guy Erebs
After the u~nuasklng @ ne kin
aue queen the grand march toak
Place followed - special danelnz
@ TIE eeaFt and general daneina
sss continued uaEA ar early hos1i
= IL morning
~ AsE0T VIC h 8 uafise q
HH county. mace s RefT poBsIs.
kHHs af1n nu rooE WeTe eerF l..
coming ar TaxhoT Is ere 81 =.
- E1oEn citizens o. the county
he received ms education IL No.
Point ana flFsi eusefec lie polite
iEe in 800 Ehea - 3rsee A. -,
eak n tx Office o. ? II Iezls
/. no a. IL TINE aak eEerk q Il.
aaaHeeff court Er Tzy.or =.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-28
NEW MEMBERS OF.
PORT Commission
TO BE APPOINTED.
GenerAl Shnke-ap In rerssnBa o.
PzNaxeutzs Peri ManAEerx
Anticipates BefeFe Ne1t
Frtaays sezztan

Sex apposntnzeufx tn ene mem
berxhip o. the P@scaRuuln Port
Commission yin b made NEXT week,
Il was announced today b Mayor
walser r. Guiley. when ASKED about
the selection Of the cifys represen-
tatives On the commission. The
terms az virtually al msnherx q
the commission expire OK Saturday.
MRrch ]. and tire new members are
meeting 70 be held o. Friday March
7.
According 70 uncouftrmed r1xnorx.
81 least three new appointments
viii be made by the city officials.
The present three ctty appcintees.
whose terms expire are Z. H Bacot
secretary. J. Guy Krehs and Rex
a Moore No definite commitment
could be obtained IS 20 whether
either Of these vii be retained by
the city administration
Among those VINO have been
prominently mentioned for posts on
the commission are Kari Wiezen-
DcTEs Local artorufT, John K Watts.
former mayer. and Walter Lew1s
The latter. however. has received
~ appointment from 0oveTnus
Paul Johnson 70 serve as the
states appolntee IN the place OF
]. O Cole. who was appointed By
former-0 cTerncr Hugh l. White.
Relative 70 Lewis appointment In
his place. Mr. Cole stated that his
appointment did not expire until
March Ie<s and thai ne intended 70
serve until the end Of his appoint
ment-
Under the set-up Of membership,
one commissioner h appointed BY
the governor. another hy the Jack
son County Board Of Supervisors
and three members are appointed
By the city officials.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-28
B s i e s S Club
Plans Visitors Night

The Pascagoula Business Club
viii hold its regular meeting on
Tuesday night IN the private dining
room Of the Midway Cafe. THIS
viii be IN the form OF an open sea-
sion and = large number Of guests
and prospective members are expec-
ted 70 be present on this occasion
Included IN the business 70 be
transacted at the meeting VIII be
reports q several important com-
mttfees who viii tell al the prog-
res being made on various prof.
ects which the club has under way
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-28
Liner M0rmacm0on
Ends Maiden Trip

hew YoFk PEP 1.-THE Moore
McCwmack Inner Murm4cmnor.
first aIi-weloed ocean-guinR freight
81 huiit for the American merchant
marine arrived yesterday ca her
maiden yogaGe from South America
TO III demand for northboann
cargo space use TT71-top vessel sail
80 Il ballast 1mmafaafAlY after &C.
fixuxy in6t pecnnzhoE ~ ffuxn her
bniA1er1, ll1e fnsenA HlalrhakAaIxza
CkaaamnS. ~ E4sA Ais
Tsk MnFnaAexnoon brought liz6s
az cargo tc the unite1 States.
iraclnding 500 toms Of manganese
ore vital 20 n~ntiosaki defense
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-28

a = ezswzr1 mo hsz been STATE
Dzree9G q Farm Security Admin
EzEz1oa las bssn Euuc1d . me
uasittan q acting reezUzai director.
= enzz.e q activities = Arzznsak
Loataaze and MISSISSIPPI HIS
1sa0Qzrz1 FL Be II Little Rock
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-28

ecoaanasd g. ne Tal
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-04
Declare Top Safe
Speed 60 Miles

What Is the top-speed possible
on the open highway which will
enable the motorist to remain in
safe control of his machine?
Sixty miles an hour in the day
time and so at night is the abso-
lutte maximum. in the opinion of
Supt. Horace Moore of the Ari-
zona Highway Patrol and Safety
Engineer E. v. Miller of the high
way department.
They proposed to put into eff
feet the "60-50" limit if the pub
lie expressed approval Of the
idea.
Arizona presently has no speed
limits on the open highway. The
highway code merely says motor
lists must travel at a "safe" and
reasonable" speed.
In Moore's opinion, the average
motorist too often is unable to
determine maximum safe speed.
He attributed Arizona's high mo-
tor vehicle fatality rate to the
absence of a set maximum on the
highways.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-04
Dinner Guests
Attend Dance

Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Wells and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sewell were
co-hosts at Saturday dinner par
ty in the latter's home.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Loucks, Mr.. and Mrs. w. R.
Elliott. Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Moody,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. M. L. Talla, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. A. Irvine, Mr.. and Mrs. Karl
M. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ
Ware, Mrs. n. G. Murray and
Mrs. Harvey Smith.
After dinner the guests attend
ed the old fashioned dance at the
Womans Club.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-04

Some of US smile when the
sun is shining, or when the af-
fairs Of the day 90 to our lik-
ing, but there are three smiles
in town that flash spontane-
ously to three faces-those Of
Mrs. r. j. Jones, Charles
Cohen and Or .. L. Steward.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-04

Now to Chapman Brothers
Garage to have the car filled with
gas for trip to see the desert
in bloom and-until next week,
adios.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-04
Start $4,000 Acre
Yuma Construction

Initial construction work on the
5000 acre ella reclamatiin pro-
ject in southwestern Arizona will
get underway within a few weeks,
it was announced today.
Advices from Washington dis
closed Secretary of Interior Har-
old L. Ickes had awarded a
$5S0,366 contract to a Los An
geles construction firm to begin
work on the huge reclamation pro-
ject.
The firm, Mittry Brothers Con-
struction company, will build the
"a" and "B" canals and laterals
for the initial unit located on the
Yuma Mesa division.
Irrigation water eventually will
be diverted from the Colorado
river at Imperial Dam, abouut 800
miles below Boulder Dam, to fill
the network of canals, laterals
and bitches.
The project was scheduled to be
completed in two or three years"
When it is finished, $4,000 acres
of desert. land, now uninhabited,
will be thrown open to farmers
and ranchers, according to recla-
nation officials.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-04

old resentments one finds to
throw ont.
You will find just the blouse
you need, at Serrano's, to match
those vacation saddle and paddle
clothes. Shantung is gay stripes,
cool silks and convenient wash
ables-blouses for every occasion.
Be sure to see them.
Orchids to Miss Mary Hayes,
Miss Ethel Dobson, Miss SibyI
Smothers and Mrs. Merle Park
Coolidge Mountain States
Telephone and Telegraph per-
sonnei, for unfaiiing patience
and courtesy in answering the
many calls of the busy Ex-
aminer and "studio" teIe-
phones.
Pienickers who are taking ad-
vantages of the perfect weather
will want to know about the last
word in outdoor comfort. It's a
Monarch-spigot Jug a: Haydukes
(gallon size) and all you do when
thirsty is turn the spigot, for
either hot or cold beverage. No
spilling or splashing-even little
Johnny can help himself without
danger of disaster.
We live in a wonderful land. AS
the inimitable Will Rogers said:
America is the only country in
the world where we ride to the
poorhouse in automobiles"
Did you know that George A.
Nowlin on Lincoln Avenue, makes
all sorts of attractive things from
wood. A Phoenix club has just
ordered a dinner set of wooden
plates from him-On the borders
of which they intend having west
ern scenes painted. These unique
white pine dinner sets come in
plates sized from three to sixteen
inches and are shellacked for unit
lity USE You should see them
they're different.
Now to Chapman Brothers
Garage to have the car filled with
gas for trip to see the desert
in bloom and-until next week,
adios.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-04
Ten Years Ago

Tom Wall opened a boarding
house in Coolidge last Monday
Home style cooking and comfort
is guaranteed This undertaking
Is bound to be a success in this
new town. as many are looking for
just such place to stay while
getting located in Coolidge.
Mrs. d. S. Davis has been suf-
fering from a severe attack of
laryngitis the past week, but is
much improved at the present
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Beasly are
proud parents of baby boy which
arrived Sunday
A respectable middle aged lady
wants a position as housekeeper
in lone bachelors home, a home
more than wages. Pinal county
preferred. M. E. w. Star, r Box
/, Pearce. Arizona.
Wednesday night members of
the Woman's club entertained
their husbands at an annual party
in their club rooms.
1t took the form of an April
fool party and many amusing
games and jokes were played.
The party was in charge of the
board of directors consisting of
chairman Mrs. Farnsworth, Mrs
Jackson. Mrs. Jayne and Mrs. J.
J. Jones.
Mrs. ]. B. Wigs and Miss Anna
Wigs. mother and sister of Mrs
r. ]. Jones, arrived Saturday from
Los Angeles for a visit at the r
]. Jones home over the Easter
holidays.
w. C Ketchersid is now oc
cuping his new home north oi
town. Many new homes have been
completed in the northern part oi
the city and that part of the
residential district is being well
populated.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Hines at
tended banquet at the Biltmore
hotel Tuesday, given in honor oi
the vice president and general
manager Of the Rexall corpora
ton.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-04
Arizona Teachers
Are Highest Paid

Arizona school teachers are the
highest paid instructors in the ma
ton, according to report by
Prof. o. K. Garretson, secretary
of the North Central Association
of Colleges and Secondary Schools.
Garretson's report showed the
average alary paid in Arizona
was $1,940 for men and $1,S69 in
1910 Average for the 20 states
governed by the association was
$1,641.48 for men and $1,461.24
for women.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-04
Thieves Steal Wire;
Stop Phone Service

About a year ago, when phone
service between Mammoth and
Copper Creek began to function
only at infrequent intervals, resi-
dents blamed "sun spots"
Bad connections continues
however, until an investigation
was begun.
Finally it was learned that nine
miles Of copper telephone wire
had been stolen from poles dur.
ing the past IL months. II the
depredations continue, there's a
possibility the natives will resort
to carrier pigeons or smoke sig
mails.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-04
Ask Fund To Fight
Disease of Saguaro

Funds to fight mysterious
disease which has destroyed thou
sands of giant sahuaro cacti in
southern Arizona may be provid.
ed by the federal government, II
was learned today.
Sen. Carl Hayden advised local
officials the senate appropriations
committee approved a $4,000 ap.
preparation to combat the disease.
The measure now must be rati
fled by congress.
Little is known about the dis.
ease. but it threatens to destroy
the giant cacti in the southern
part of the state, according to
bureau of plant industry ento-
mologists.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-04
BY Katherine Hupfel

DO you wonder how they do it,
those poised hostesses Who are
never Hurried by last minute
guests? Then go to the Farmers
Electric Supply Company and see
their new Electric Roaster-oven.
It's white enamel with glass
squaure in the cover thru which
you watch the food cooking and it
comes with a white enamel table
built TO size. You can cook an
entire meal in it and, when ready
TO serve, simply lift out the tray
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-04

with its attractive, two-tone
crockery casseroles and meat plat
ter and place them on the table.
It's as simple as that! Alladin and
his magic lamp could do no more.
Jeweled clips are being worn
in new Ways-at the points OF
long sleeves, at the tops OF
opera length gloves, and at
the hairlne of hats.
The Fair store is showing a new
line of original Frances Fay
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-04
Appoint Arizona
Man on National
Fact-Finding Group

w. P. Stuart, publisher of the
Prescott Courier, has been nam
ed a member of a nationwide COM
mittee of publishers to act as an
informative, fact-finding organi-
cation on legislative affairs by the
National Editorial Association.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-04

. CLANCY Hall, a winter guest at
Iona Verde, is in the Coolidge
hospital as the result of an acci-
dent, but is expected to return to
the ranch very soon.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-04

o When a friend stopped by the
hotel to see Mrs. Ray Lindemann
the colored house boy said courte-
ously. "She gone to get geauty,
ma'am."
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-04

. Mrs. Mary Mangun had her
tonsils removed at st Josephs
hospital in Phoenix, Friday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-04

D Mrs. Harold Moag made a busi-
ness trip to Phoenix Friday.