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Evening star., 1946-07-06
Special Church
Announcements

Chevy Chase Baptist-Identical
services will be conducted by DR.
Edward o. Clark at 9 and III am
when he will preach on The Beauty
Of Jesus"
Rock Of Ages Nonsectarian-A
lawn party will be held at 1921 7
street NV. from 4 to 9 pm. Thurs
day.
Peoples Congregational-The Rev
A. F. Elmes will close his series OF
sermons on The Power and In
fiuence of the Early Church" to-
morrow morning. speaking on "And
So the Church Grew"
East Washington Heights Baptist
The Mission Daily Vacation Bible
School will continue through next
week in the Suitland Community
Hall.
Chevy Chase Presbyterian-Dur
ing July and August only one serv-
Ice will be held on Sundays at $50
am. DR.. j. Hillman Hollister will
preach tomorrow on "Toiled All
Night-Nevertheless"
iNAhth SuCCt tnTlStlan-DuTl0R
July and August Sunday services
will be at 1890 am. AT 7:45 pm
the young peoples groups will have
charge. James H. Ellerbrook of In
dianapolis. Md, will speak tomor-
row evening.
Lincoln Congregational - DR.. st
Elmo Brady of Fisk University will
address the mems brotherhood al
1915 am. on Superb Leadership
for Such an Hour" A union service
OF Plymouth, Peoples and Lincoln
Congregational Churches will be
held here Thursday evening when
reports will be made by the delegates
who attended the general council
at Grinnell, Iowa.
Albright Memorial-The Rev. G. E.
Schnable will return to his pulpit
and preach at IL am. on America
at the Crossroads" and at 7 pm. on
"A Relevant Faith"
Petworth Baptist-The Rev. James
P. Rogers will speak at Reading. Pa,
Thursday evening, launching an
eVanReliStic program
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Shrine Lectures Announced

The first of a series of eight pub
lie lectures on the Rosary and its
relationship to various aspects of
life will be given at 7 pm. tomorrow
at the National Shrine, Catholic
University, by the Rev. Aloysius Nc
Tigue, o. P, of the Dominican
House of Studies. Father McTigue
will talk on The Rosary and True
Freedom"
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Dr.. Seth Brooks Guest
At Luther Place Church

The Young Peoples Luther League
Of Luther Place Memorial Church
at $50 pm. tomorrow will be ad-
dressed by DR.. Seth Brooks, pastor
of the Universalist National Memo
rial Church. He will lead a dis
cussion on Religion and Politics
Visitors are welcome.
The community vacation Bible
school, sponsored by the Luther
Place Memorial and National City
Christian Churches, will open Mon
day for two-week school perioc
at 1903 Vermont avenue NV. An
mex No. 2. The sessions will be from
to noon, for children from to /:
years.
The Lutheran Youth Council i,
sponsoring a moonlight cruise or
the Wilson Line at $50 pm
Wednesday.
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Catholic Evidence Guild

The Catholic Evidence Guild will
continue its series of lectures In
Franklin Park tomorrow afternoon
and evening. The speakers in the
afternoon will include Francis H
Thornton and Father Erie Tampe
of the Atonement Seminary. AT
7:30 pm, the Rev. William H. Rus
sell, member of the faculty of reli-
gion at Catholic University; Joseph
Wood and Miss Elizabeth Raney will
speak. Each speaker will discuss
some phase Of Catholic teaching.
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Dr.. John A. Briggs Plans
Series on Family Life

DR.. John E. Briggs of Temple
Baptist Church, announces a series
of Sunday night services on Family
Life" as follows: July 7. why So
Many Failures in Married Life;
July "A, The Problems of Our
Young Men; July 81. THE Perils OF
Our Young Women" and July %
The Ten Commandments of Mar
ried Life"
The Womens Missionary Society
will sponsor the service tomorrow
night. The men of the Templeman' S
Bible Glass will sponsor the service
July IA.
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Union Summer Service

A union service will be held at
the Universalist National Memorial
Church with All Souls Unitarian
Church at ii am. tomorrow. DR..
Seth r. Brooks, minister of the
church, will preach on Our Com
mon Heritage and Our Common
Task"
These services will continue nine
weeks. During July they will be
held in the Universalist Church and
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since 1943, insists
a scientist does
not have any diff
fculty in squar-
ing his W or X
" i t h religious
ideals. Science
expla i n S how
things h a p pen
but not why" he
said. 1T will give
you the law but
cannot teH SOu
what law is"
A n a t iv e of
G re e n C a S tie,
Ind. Mr.. Heaton
+o,1obt O eloSS in
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Bible Gloss Leaders

Science confirms rather than de-
nies the truth of religious beliefs, ".
E. Heaton, physicist at the Bureau
of Standards, believes
Mr.. Heaton, teacher of the Mems
Glass at Eldbrooke Methodist Church
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religious education there. He is a
graduate of Indiana University and
taught physics at Iowa State COL
lege from 1919 to 1926. In the latter
year he came to the District to
work at the War Department at
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during August and the first Sunday
in September at All Souls Unitarian
Church.
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Elliott Honson to Speak

Elliott Hanson, president of the
International Training Administra-
ton, will address the American
Public Relations Association at noon
Monday in the Willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1946-07-06

Ae'' Diihhs'oh desire to depart.
and to be with Christ; which is
far better.
Nevertheless to abide in the
flesh is more needful for you.
And, having this confidence. I
know that I shall abide and con-
tinue with you all for your further
ance and JOY of faith.
According to these scriptures It
Is better for any Christian to die
and leave this world for the hope
OF eternity and the promises are
greater than all life.
Send for copy Of our weekly
paper and a copy of Five Things
Every Person Ought to Know.
Rev. Dallas F. BHlinston
1912 Manchester Road
Akron II, Ohio
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TO die IS GAIN
P h Ii ppians

2 r II ! i ppldnS
! S1:12-25:
! For to me to
I live is Christ.
!: and to die is
( gain.
! But if I live
in the flesh,
/ this Is the fruit
of my labour;; !;
tyet what I shall
! C h ose I wot
Knot.
4 For I am In a
I s t ra it betwixt
two. having a
IA~trA - l.&
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Ghrtatiatt 6tifnrr

MARYLAND.
CHEVY CHASE, FIRST CHURCH.
59oS Conn. Ave. tNo sun. eve.
services during July and Au-
gust Sunday School Chevy
Chase Elementary School, Rose
mary st. Reading Room. Z Will
SON Lane, Bethesda. Closed on
Sundays and holidays. Week
days. l to 8.
HYATTSvILLE: FIRST CHURCH,
Masonic Hall Gallatin St.. No
Sun. Eve. Servicie.) Reading Room
6213 BALTIC. Blvd. Weekdays,
to 4. Mon. and Fri. Ewes, to 3.
VIRGINIA.
ALEXANDRIA: FIRS CHURCH,
1909 Russell Road tNo Sunday
Evening Service). READING Room.
los N. Patrick. Alex. Weekdays,
9 to 5. Closed Sun. and Holidays.
ARLINGTON: FIRST CHURCH.
6a43 Little Falls Road, East
Falls Church. mo Sunday Eve.
Service) Wed. Meetings S:15
PM. Reading Room, 3g4S Will
son BLVD, Weekdays ! to 2.
sWsd. to 81 Closed Sundays and
Holidays.
ARLINGTON SOCIETY: 1913 Wilson
Blvd. Colonial Village Ballroom.
mo Sun Eve. Service1 Reading
Room. 1918 Wilson Blvd, Wed,
$50 to $50.
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Ghrtatiat1 Srirnrr

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
FIRST CHURCH: Columbia Road and
Euclid Street NV, Reading Room,
1912 < Street NV. Weekdays,
Holidays. 9 10 Q (Wed. TO -,
Sunday, 2 TO o.
SECOND CHURCH: Ill G ST. NE.
mo Sun. eve. Service during July
and AuguSt.) Reading Room II l
NE Weekdays 10 to tWed
to ~; Sun. and Hol, 2:30 to $50.
THIRD CHURCH: 18th and L SITS
NV. tSundsy, IL AM. and 5
PM. Reading Room. Colorado
Bldg.. 14th and G SITS. Weekdays.
2 to 2. (Wed.. to 7.30); Sunday
and Holiday, 2 to 6.
FOURTH CHURCH: 18th and Oak
SITS. NV. mo Sun. Eve. Service
During July and Aueust) Readins
Room. Riggs Bank BLDG, 14th and
Park, Rd NV. Weekdays, q to 9
WED. to -. Sun. and Hol, 2:3u
to $50.
FIFTH CHURCH: 1868 Mass. Ave
NV. Sun School, $50 AM tNo
Sunday Eve. Service) Reading
Room 1928 Wisconsin ave NV.
Weekdays 1890 to 5, except Wed
and Fri. TO 7:30. Close Sun. and
Holidays.
SOCIETY tCoLoREDl: a0c T St.
NV. Sun School, p30 AM mo
Sun. Eve. Service ) Reading Room,
e02 T St. Wed. $50 to 80
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SEAT PLEASANT

Addison Road at Esds Street,
REV. ELMER A. RENO. Pastor,
o:45 .m.-ChUrch School
! 90 a m Morning Worship,
90 p m--Youth Fellowship.
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ST. PAUL

400 18th st. NV.
WILLIAM JAMES ELLIOTT, Minister
o.30 r,--Church School
90 m TRUE Inhependents"
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
640l Connecticut Ave. lot Shepherd
THE Cowmunitg Church
CLIFFORD HOMER RICHMOND
S. T. D., Minister.
| 100 o.m.-"The Stors in Their
Courses"

RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
Rhode Island Ave. and First st. NV.
EDGAR A. SEXMITH. d. D.. Minister,
$40 a n.-Church School
i 90 .m.-Communion Meditation
Our Priveleges'
500 p.m.--"The Healing of NJ Nenda.
Illustrated
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PETWORTH

New Hampshire Ave. at Grant Cireia.
JOHN CURRY MILAN. ID. D.
$50 0am.--Church a School
] :00 a.m.-Holy Communion.
40 p.m.--Combined Service
The Adveuturing Spirit"
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st. gukf's

tGEORGEToWN0
Wisconsin Ave. & 35th St NV,
c. Howard Lambdin, Minister
9:45 a-m.-Church School
9;45 a.m.-Harrison Mems Bible Class.
90 q an.-Holv Communion
500 pm.---Where Do You Live"
UHioH OF MI TGbor-Conoress Street
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I4th and Lawrence SITS NE
RAYMOND W. White. d. D.. Minister
ii 90 snl--Eo!y Communion and In
stallation OF Ofhclai Board
Members
1:45 p.m.--Vacation Bible School EI-
erclses Mrs. S. F Hide
brand
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DUMBARTON AVE.

SF0FkN ~TN ~VEs
Mother OF Methodisrl IN Wdshtrpto
3133 Dumbzrton Ave, Georgetown
DR.. CHAUNCEY c. DAY, Minister.
II 90 a m-Hoiy Communion
= 20 I, N --stNn the RIacL L il
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CLARENDON

North Irving and Sixth Streets.
Arlington. Va.
DR.. NORWOOD r. MYERS. Pastor.
1850 a-m,-Ohservanee OF the Lord 4
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U N 1 o N

20th St. Near Penna. Ave. NV.
600 Years at This Locationl
SELWYN X. COCKRELL. D. d.
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BETHESDA, ND.

Norfolk and ST. Elmo AYES.
HARfWELL r. CHANDLER, Pastor.
245 a.m.-Church School
! 7 90 ---MOrpine
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Wilson Memorial

TIth St. Below G Sc.
ALLAN r. POORE, Minister.
) s.n.-Sunday School
IL 900 n.-Worship N and Sermon
No EEening Service Untll Octnhsr
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-02-09
RESEARCH MADE The PLANES GO

During heard great deal about "00ocane gaso
line turned in such prodgous quantities by the petroleum
industry make possible the armada of bombrs and fighters
that knocked the axis out of the
Now Arthur Pew Jr oil company executive to tell
that wasn't 1O0octane ALL The aviation fuel ers used
after 43 advanced could not be reached by the octane
called Combat Grade 130 because nobody has
thought for it An better ready at
wars end.
But Pew takes pains point out of this development
resulted from startling discoveries overnight inventions
O course he says there nothing miraculous about
of this beyond the driving sehuman effort which everybody in
the petroleum industry put into the job of doing everything possible
in behalf of the effort.
Basicay and fundamentally there Inventions dscov
cries developments which contributed to this result which
not known the research and engineers the industry prior
to the Actually all of these developments resulted from
of hard panstang labor research laboratories and
fineres"
Hard panstakng labor the basis every advance made
by mankind the dawn of history And only hard panstakng
labor will enable build economic political system that
keep pace with industrial advances 1t can't be done by
dreamers writing blueprins in smoke
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-02-09
ANOTHER GERMAN MYTH

We have learned that German science not of the high order
had been led believe Propaganda behalf of German science
has effective long period Prior first world
accepted superiority of German scientific knowledge in this
country.
MY visits to German plants have convinced that
superior to them in every way"
This statement from Dr. Gustav go leader petroleum
research and of the nations scientists He knows whereof
he speaks Isn't about time for Uncle Sam stop taking off his
hat to the other nations of the world only in this field but in
many others?
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-02-09
The Ssxnlosarss
Bdciqer S0Ys

In the maternity ward of the
county hospital a comely colored
girl lay groaning in the throes of
great pain. She called for the nurse,
and said: Honey, they's a good for
nuthin' lucky, lazy, shiftIes' chunk
of black niger hangin' aroun' an
walkin' up and down the waitin'
room. You tell him fo' me that If
dis is sample o. dat matrimonial
bliss he been talkin' bout, den our
'gagement am definitely off"
Casper MilQuetoast stood on the
street corner, his arms filled with
Christmas packages, waiting for his
street car. CHANGING down he saw
his garter dragging over his shoe
STOPPING over to remedy the Situa-
ton, he burst his suspender but
tons, adding to his discomfort. Just
then the car came along, and as he
attempted to board it, kindly old
lady asked sweetly, Shall | put
your token in for your"
my goodness, said Casper, els
that out, too?"
The census taker was somewhat
surprised when the woman of the
house informed him that she was
the mother of three sets of triplets.
DO you mean to tell me YOU get
three every timer" he asked.
ooh, no." she replied, sometimes
we don't get any at ALL"
Here lies the bones of Martha Jones
For her, hell has no terrors.
Born a virgin, died a virgin
No hitS-no runs-no errors.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-02-09

ASSIGNMENT or OIL AND GAS I4EAsEs
C. Z. Frssbee to r. L. Pattie and Boyd
Stewart assigns 2/S interest In Oil ami
gas lease covering lots z, B 4. sec 30 twp
37n rye 5ws Sc ne, Sc 25-S7-ew.
r. L. Pattie and Boyd Stewart TO Inland
Empire Refinertess Inc, assigns rs inter
est in oil and gas lease covering lots 2,
3, 4, sec 30-37-6ws sc me- We z5-37-6w.
AGREEMENT
BIackfeet Tribal Business Council and
c. r.. Teter, Cut Bank. Agreement author
tzinR Teter 70 check, audit and investigate
the books, records and operations OF oper-
ators operating those certain Tribal drill
ing agreements numbered / to 10, zncfu-
sfve; Council TO employ one man to assist
Teter. Teter to receive 1915 of any
amounts he may find 70 be overcharBes,
etc.
OIL AND GAS LEASES
IBlackfeet Tribal Business Council 70
Wright w. Hagerty, n sw sec 12-32-6w;
bonus, SIS per acre.
MSadelene Kruger, guardian person of
estate of George Kruger, 70 X. D. Pardee,
after Nov. z. 1e48, $500 each IL months.
ASSIGNMENT OF OIL AND GAS LEAsEs
Lydia /. Scotland to A. b. Cobb & Co.
lot l, sec 36-32-6w.
The following assignments. all executed
by r. l.. Pattie and Boyd Stewart to In
undivided " interest in the following oil
and gas leases: Henry Lozing, w sw, NV,
Ew ne, lots II, 10, ii, sec 6-37-6.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-02-09
OIL RESEARCH FUND

NINAf AeA4tl A4AAAtNIAA n 2 W
The University of California re-
Gently announced the American
Petroleum Institute had voted $10,-
200 to continue the university's re-
search at Scripps Institution of
Oceanography, La Jolla, Calf, on
marine bacteria's contribution to
the origin of oil.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-02-09
ON AND GAS LEASES

Send contribution to the Sun
burst Badger.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-02-09
The NEWS IS EXCITING . {.

We believe that development of deeper production in the
Cat Creek field but mild example of what may be expected
when deeper drilling really gets under way in Montana
News of the Cat Creek development is exciting And
will be the that is still to
But STILL what interests YOU most is how YOU, can
profit You have leases and you have drilling rigs
Apparently you out of the picture.
But actually you aren't You sit in the game, and
you don't have possess fisful of blue chips You
take small bet while others stalking thousands and you
can make money with them.
How? Simply by the purchase of part of the oil rights
of landowners whose lands whose lands wells
being drilled.
For details, ask to receive bulletins
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
Andersons Attend
Daughter S Wedding
While On Vacation

Mr. and Mrs. Max Anderson re-
turned Sunday from California at
the conclusion OF a months yaca-
ti0n during which they attended
the marriage OF their daughter.
Mary Lou. al San Jose on October
8. later visiting relatives and
friends al san Jose and Compton.
California and In Oregon.
The wedding took place In the
chapel OF the Roses. where the
marriage rites that united Miss
Anderson and Douglas Andrew
Campbell OF Palo Alto. California.
were read by the Reverend + c.
Thompson OF Palo Alto Presby-
teTian Church.
The bride. a graduate OF Cool
idge high school. class OF AZ. and
student OF Arizona State College.
Flagstaff. has been employed as
bookkeeper at the Bank OF Ameri-
ca at Palo Alto for the past two
years. Her sister. Miss Heller An
derson. was her maid OF honor.
The groom Is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. a. S Campbell OF Palo Alto.
lie attended Marysville College.
California. and served overseas
with the air corps.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
Coolidge BPWC Votes
On New Members at
tuesday Business Meet

At a business meeting of Cool
idge Business and Professional
Women's Club in Community rec
reation hall Tuesday noon. four
new applicants were voted TO
membership. and the applications
OF two others We're read. New
members are: Mrs. Della Hanna.
Mrs. Fern Richardson, Mrs. Shir-
ley Gates. and Mrs Sadye Taylor.
Mrs. Paul Loucks. first vice
president. presided at the business
session in the absence of the pres
ident. Mrs. Ruby Elliott Reports
from Miss Ruth Miller and Mrs.
Gwen Eyer were heard on the CEN
tral District Convention held at
Phoenix recently.
Announcement was made that
Mrs. Lois Jellison has been ap-
pointed treasurer TO fiji the va
cancy left by the resignation of
Miss Juanita Mccullough. Mrs.
Nadine Lanier has been appointed
chairman Of the membership COM
mittee. replacing Mrs. Theodore
Smith. Both Mrs. Smith and Miss
Mccullough found business duties
too pressing TO allow for addition
al responsibilities.
Informal presentation OF a past
presidents pin that did not arrive
In time for the formal ceremony
earlier in the year. was made 10
Mrs. Dee Valazza in appreciation
of her service 20 the club. Pre-
sentation was made by Mrs. Eyer.
The clubs next meeting will be
on international relations. Tues
day evening. November 10. at a
dinner meeting in Community rec
reation hall. according TO an
nouncement OF Mrs. Nell Mirkin.
chairman. Rabbi A. L. krohn.
Beth Israel Temple. Phoenix. an
outstanding speaker. has been Sc
cured for the occasion. The meet
ing will be open TO members. their
husbands. and guests. Dinner Is
scheduled 10 start at 7:30 p. m.
and members are requested by
those in charge TO have their res
ervations In by Monday. Noyem-
Der Is. at Q a IN.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
Coolidge Locals

edgar Bollin, student at the Uni
versity of Arizona, Tucson. spent
the weekend visiting his mother
Mrs. Virginia Bollin. and attend
ing the Days of 40 celebration.
OWilliam ID. Killingsworth is one
Of the lucky hunters who returned
Sunday from Ashfork with a los
pound four point buck. Other
members OF the party were w. p.
Keith and Biggs McWherter.
oMr. and Mrs. Sam Martin and
their daughter and son-in-law
from Phoenix are expected home
this week from a hunting trip near
Williams.
OMiss Betty Bloomstrand Of Phoe-
nix spent the weekend here with
her mother. Mrs. c. f. Lettering
and family.
oCecil Myers and Enroll Weddle
returned from a hunting trip near
Williams Sunday. after being
frozen out" - not before Myers
got 81 pound four point buck.
however.
O"Aunt' Mary Thompson of New
Mexico. a pioneer resident of Cool
idge district. is visiting her son
and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Thompson.
OBishop Patterson and his broth
er. ]. b. Patterson of Escondido.
California. who is visiting here.
returned Sunday from a hunting
trip near Castle Hot Springs. ]. b.
Patterson got a 15O pound four
point buck.
OEloy hunters who returned from
Kaibab Forest with bucks include.
Frank Hale. a 129 pound buck
dressed: Frank Shedd. 139 pound
buck dressed; Mrs J. F. Mutt, 107
pound buck dressed. and J. F..
Mutt. l30 pound buck dressed.
OMr. and Mrs. Campbell will
make their home in Palo Alto.
Campbell. who is a building con-
tractor. is now supervising the
building of theiri own home.
OMr. and Mrs. Max Anderson
stopped al Flagstaff enroute home
from a months vacation TO visit
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
WSCS Meets Friday
-or Pot Luck Lunch
At A++away Home

The Womans Society OF Chris
tian Service of Coolidge Method
ist Church met for a pot luck
luncheon Friday at the home OF
Mrs. +. G. Attaway. Mrs. Warren
Steele. president, presided at a
brief business meeting. after
which the afternoon was spent in
quilting.
Guests of the society were. Mrs.
Ed Lacey. Mrs. William Jackson.
and Mrs. Clarence Yost OF Penn
sylvania.
The groups next meeting viii
be on Friday afternoon. Novem-
ber Is. In Coolidge Methodist
recreation hall. The third Filay
OF each month Is marked by a
program meeting.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08

/ their daughter and son-in-Iaw, Mr.
and Mrs. George Gieszl and grand
son. Scott. The latter accompa-
MED his grandparents TO Coolidge
and will remain here until Thanks
giving when his parents come for
him.
oMembers of hunting party that
returned from the Catalina Noun
tains Sunday. included V. S Eyer.
Warren Eyer, and John Thomas
OF Tucson.
oMr. and Mrs. Bruno Valazza
spent Monday in Phoenix on bust
ness
"a group of Phoenix visitors
Monday included Mrs. Dalton Cole,
her house guest. Mrs. Fred Casey
of FL Paso. Texas, and Mrs. Roy
Morris. Mrs. Casey remained in
Phoenix to visit relatives.
oBruce Moody and Charles Moody
were members OF a hunting party
that returned Monday from the
northern part OF the state.
0Mr. and Mrs. Fred Freedman
and Mrs. Alice Vensel. all of Phoe-
Xix, were weekend guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. j Vensel.
OH. J. Fulton returned Monday
from a weekend hunting trip in
the Crater Lake district. Other
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
Coolidge Rebekehs
Hold Business Meet
Here On Friday Might

Coolidge Rebekah Lodge held q
business meeting at Masonic Tenn
pie Friday night. Mrs. Z. J. VIII
Der. noble grand presided. An In
vitation to Coolidge Rebekahs was
read from Tucson Lodge for the
official visit OF the district deputy
president. Eldora Curray OF Casa
Grande. on November l2. There
will be a dinner In her honor at
Odd Fellows hall. Tucson, at p.
IN.
Initiation will be held by Cool
idge Rebekahs at their next meet
.ng. slated for Friday night, No
yember Is. in Masonic Temple.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08

Appel. manager OF football. and
Harry Baker. track.
Candidates for initiation were
required 10 dress In girls clothing
for three days preceding the cere-
mony. Stacks and sweaters were
the order of the day for the husky
football players.
on Friday. during the assembly,
the lettermen held a quiz contest.
with the initiates as contestants.
and the prizes were uncomforta-
BILE. win or lose.
Jim Vidano. club president. then
welcomed the new members; 9TH
er officers are George Montgom-
cry. vice-president. and Eddie
Schell. ecretary-treasurer Glenn
Wilson. is club sponsor.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
NOTICE OF SALE IN BULK

Notice Is hereby given by the
undersigned. w. J. Bradberry and
Sydney Bradberry. his wife. and
Matte Winn Bradberry. a widow
that they will on the gard day oi
November. 1916. at the hour OF ten
N0r a. m, sell at single trans
action and not In a regular course
OF business. the whole OF the stock
In trade. together with all fix
lures and equipment used in con-
nection with the THE HIGH
SCHOOL GROCERY. located al
396 North Arizona Boulevard, in
Coolidge. Arizona.
w. J. BRADBERRY.
SYDNEY BRADBERRY
MATTE WINN BRADBERRY
STATE OF ARIZONA }
County OF Pinal
Subscribed and sworn TO before
me this 5th day OF November
1876.
RICHARD E. FULTON.
(SEAL) Notary public
My commission expires: Feb
2S. 1949.
lst pub. Nov. s. 1916
3rd pub. Nov. %. 1916