Arizona sun., 1950-04-07
FACTORY
SHOE STORE
1921 E.. VAN BUREN,
Open
Saturday Till 8
Teen-age Highlights
BY OLEN MAXWELL

LII L O1hS.
Who said basketball season was
out; well I think not. Wednesday
night I saw the most electrifying
and exciting game in all my days
a vicious battle of men pacing the
floor like raging lions. But, who
were they? Well it was Carver
itSelf-yeS members of the Senior
classes played what was called next
years varsity-a cloe game, 81
SO.
Whats happening in dear "ole"
Phoenix. I suppose this is it: Mr..
Crandford Bonner has arrived in
town. Once again this lad from
L. A. has come to bring happiness
into the heart of some girl /. Oh
but the lucky girl is no other than
Jewel White.
The latest quotation from Will
Banks, is 'fboys hold onto your
girls cause I'm hree to peck. So
take heed friends and do so :.
Teddy isn't holding on to his girl
very tight; looks like "Moon" has
moved him out in the rain. By the
way, "Moon" and Ellaree quit; I
wonder who will succeed him.
Andrew Stanch and "Dot" are
still turning on, perhaps in the near
future they will know for sure
they. were just meant for each
other :. Charles Hill and Othella
Clark did make the grade. They
are the couple of the week's-con-
gratulations "kids" Last time I
wrote something like that about
Matte and Guy-gueSs what?-
The next few days she and Joe
were seeing a lot of each other and
further more, still is. What's
happening?
Phoenix really is popping now,
yes, and my predicament came
true, you know, the one about "ole"
LOWE Roberts. The big day isn't
far away, soon he will be no longer
single (tcl1 tch). I wonder how it
will feel to be married?
Johnny Powell and Jean Hicks
aren't turning on any more. Do
you know why! Well now that
Cora Rucelle is in the picture
things aren't the same, anymore.
This hot weather has already run
one poor boy back to his stomping
grOundS-in Dallas. The poor chap
was Monroe Young. Watch it now
that it wont run you back home
too!
I'm in a position now where I
have to do lots of writing. Well,
I like it, or I would have never
started. Some people ask me,
"isn't it pretty risky" Well yes
and no! I get a few complaints
every month or two but they
amount to nothing, probably be-
cause I miSspel someone's name.
But kids it's lot of fun don't you
think; for instance, you're staying
home Saturday or Sunday, nothing
to do, so you see the Arizona Sun
and decide to glance through it and
all of sudden you see Teen-age
Highlights and read it and soon
you find yourself just laughing
away about some of your friends.
Personally, I think it is good read
ing. Ha ha.
Back to more of the scoops and
scopes of Phoenix. Ludy Maxwell
the talented big brother of mine is
quite popular in other places be-
sides Phoenix-Yuma, for instance.
Right Rebecca? I hope I didn't
misspell your name, if so, chock
me up as absent minded, huh!
Stop, look and listen to what's
being put down! The Debs, or
Debutants have planned something
big for you, the teen-ager of
Phoenix get-acquainted dance to
be held Wednesday night at the
Jr. Elks Home at 8 o'clock. Ad-
mission Is cents per person and
Is cents per couple (boy and girD
Refreshments will be served. You
are cordially invited to attend.
Tell your friends and come out and
help us have a fine time. Girls
responsible for this dance are Or
phetha Scott, Donetra Clark, Mild
red Eppinger, Urbanna Hopper,
Ina Gordon, Bobbie Phillips, Clara
Gordon, Carol F. Smith, lola
Braggs, Eula Bonner, Rosetta
Scott and Ruthie Russell.
They are urging that all young
ladies from the ages of IL to 18
come out and join their club. Meet
ing night is Wednesday at z pm.
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