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MAN WANTED
WITH CAR ].

sssg app, s2o4' 1 1s sSs sses'
YOUNG MAN. 90 70 30. trainee for
8 ssiS s:'l' e: 81 S,''Eis Sss S ~ sS nj
10
YOUNG MAN, 10 learn kitchen
planning and selling. Should have
drawing ability and be able to
read hiueprints. Must have car
and be ayail, several ewes; week.
ave. Hyattsyiiie. Md On. $500.
YOUNG NAN. ambitious. ssls,.
minded. In unlimited opportunity
with. suburban auto dealer. high
earnings. OIL. 7-2400. 20
FoUNG MAN with high school draft.
ing or art education to spot neta-
tives In lithosfaphie plant: veteran
preferred go to IS years. II quaii-
ned, excellent opportunity 10 learn
well payins trade. % 36l-V
YOUNG MAN to assist buyer in car
pet dept. Of large furniture store;
experience mot necessary; liberal
salary. paid vacation and other
company benefits; for appointment
call OV. 3-4330: Mr.. Fiaher. 10
MAN. for interesting work
in suburban camera shop: photo
background helpful but not re-
CURED: many company benefits.
Call MA CHARLES, IA. 7-4452.
Mon y tn IL m IN
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HELP MEN AND WoMEf

HAIR sTYLIsT--oood pay. pleasant
FRANK HAIR sTYLisT. ~. o
BIBIE sALEs-Top commission paid
paid daily and monthly. Transp.
furnished. We train you: i Pdeo
3O7, o to IL an. and 8 pm. 70
PM, $50 r ST. NV.
COUPLE for country home near
Rockville, man rs part time handy
man; woman as full time domestic
IN home with children; salary plus
new house and utilities. Poplar
RADIO lSfOo ANNoUNcERs ana writer's.
NATIONAL SS AcxDEMY 81 BROAD
cAsTING, DE. 2-65S0. If
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SALESMAN, outstanding opportunity
for hard worker; right man VIII be
in MANAGEMENT position within one
year; Suburban oldsmohile dealer.
SALESMAN MAN. for High Fidelity Dept:
must have automobile. KIT. MU-
SIC CO. 1880 9 st. NV: %
SALESAIAN--LaYge established re-
taller Of ONCE supplies and special.
ties, needs man, 25-40. to add 10
city sales force; car desirable. sx-
PST s 8 a pe4ae Ss' Ss S 1 sua,
good future for an alert, aggressive
man. Write givinE fun details.
Our EMPLOYEES know Of this I'd.
Box 222=X. Star. -
SALESMAN. experienced ip seilinsl
lussagc. Good salary and .perma-
P Pias 1D0i ltodAe r. 1 Mi Fans:
sa SALE Nj iewelry; active credit
fewelry store: steady employment,
pleasant surroundings. company
benefits. good salary and commits
sion. Apply manager. KENT'S, 7nI
7th 81: NV. No phone calls. I'll
dress, work clothing: sood hrs. and
pay. CAPITOL SURPLUS. zoos, H
SALESMAN, experienced, in mems
and boys wear. Unusual oppor-I
tuntty for right man willing to-
work for promotion. Good. start
ing salary and many DEMENT'S. 10.
statesmen. for home Improvement;
or DI. 7-4067. --13
sALEsAIAN-Liquor store experience
preferred but not essential This is
9 permanent position with Q good
IN al q
Please state Qualifications and ref
erences, Box 2ST-X. Star. %
SAI.ESMAN--We are expanding our
sales force and are looking for men
TO call on commercial and Industrial
accounts. Selling nationally adver-i
t tissd isni nSS supplies Ds ftitaTy
eeilent opportusity. Expeiisnee Is
not necessary a. we win train you
et our expense Liberal drawing Ac-
count and protected territory. Our
salssmen know of this al. Box
sa Iii q, ar WITH CAR. to seil a
open territory. draw agAinst COM
mission. LINK SALES CO., 81 3rd
st. Sc --g
sALESMAN--ice cream salesman, ex-
pertenced only need apply. Call Mr..
Barclift. between 4 and 5 pm, @LU
f-fUUu. bHlStIS re (HEAM "
SALEsMAN---Younr man. % to 80,
interested in setting as a career.
must have car; salary. car allow
ance: reply by mail. DISTRICT
SUPPLY, INC. 1888 Constitution
sAIEssiAN-Retsil liauor store : ".
need 2 experienced men who would
like to better themselves: excellent
opportunity to advance for good
statesmen who like TO work. Write
Box 134-A. Star, stating expert
ence. Strictly confidential. Our
s iilfssR 9S q se, ms I ne station
and garage equipment: previous
experience necessary; commission
basis only. PETROLEUM EQUIP
MENT CO.. 910 LIST st. Sc. =
SALESMAN
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YOUNG MEN

or more each week, stop n to see
a. MH1ss IL VII bA Z. nv cEkD NJ
experience necessary, but car .es-s
sential 80
WHITE TENANT for tobacco and
saaP aaT Furnished. nsE srm. house, aSs
family man with help, Anne
0f RUoD oR uisiSn
years Old. 70 call on Eroeery stores
SALARY. car Furnished. other bene-
nts. STATE aEe and BACKGROUND.
o sTS sssSGJAii TsIsrrl or p.r. al tim.
n our sales department eSllege
M sSthi s.G,.! Nc ezBsri:nsssa sseoulrssS
plates. write REEvTs, Httieboro.
Mass. Free sampled and details.
IMMEDIATE, PERMANENT EN-
PLOYMENT. for qualified, trust
worthy and sober white man. hay-
ing knowledge Of yachts and small
crafts, Assistant TO chief stew
ard. Apply IN person with refer
enees 70 Mr.. Trafton, CAPITAL
YACHT CLUB, 10th and Maine ave.
s.w.. bet. 0 am. and B pm, any
day except Mondays.
4 you are . drinker do mot answer
this ad. Ia
WANTED
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Men

1s years Of are and oyer. TO learn
TO set pins plenty Of games and
excellent tips, our regular boys
earn up to $40 . night. earn while
learning. transportation ARRANGED.
Apply between g:30-3:30. 10146
colesville rd., -Four Corners. silver
Spring, Nd.
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SINGER
y casS svs du2 FL e sH Or gs Be n sins
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NAN g Whit. s%aI Ina tavern S..r .ts sss
Ri2 g EsIiEs;ss z 6s' s- ss2 sessa'
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TENTCHCIAN, dependable. mature
YOUNG man needed. 70 work IN
ordnance testing at Gainesville. Va,
plant; electronies or tnstrumen..
tation BACKGROUND helpful; GOOD
starting salary, excellent opportl-
nity for advancement. 6-day, 30.
hour week. ATLANTIC RESEARCH
CORP. Alex. Va. Apply IN per-
son, AS pm, Monday through Phi.
age 1880, for leb-
oratory work on research and de-
veiopment project In chemical en-
gfneerine; az least years Of coll
iege chemistry or laboratory expet.
required; salary open. Apply ~
person. "a pm. Monday throush
Friday. col N. Columbus st.. Alex.
TREE ExPERTs. experienced only,
for steady work: no drifterS. Catl
DE. 2-I4Tl, ewes and Sun. -
TRUCK DRIVER; good hours and
salary. See Mr.. Lucas. MEADOW
GOLD PRODUCTS CO.. 1897 . st.
TRUCK DRIVERS, white. local furn
MOVING: So TO "a hr. after traintne
period: 500 minimum cash bond
required LII. l-6446. -
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SITS. MEN 3 WOMEN

SUPERINTENDENT AND WIFE de-
sires job In Wash. N. n refs.
1918 n. Hamp. ave. NV. WALKER.
MAN AND WIFE. eolored. desire
Job Is naanager Of apt. DI. 7-0260.
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HOUSEMAN--Fuliy exper!'
erced for large volume wholesale
appliance business. SIS per week TO
start. Excellent opportunity for ad-
yancement with national organiza-
tion. Write Box GOA. Star.
WASHING MACHINE REPAIRMAN,
experienced automatic washers and
driers, Car furnished. DoWDs,
WATfCHMAKER---Exper able to take
fob Immediately. Good salary. Ap-
ply D13 Fenna. ave. NV. 10
MATCHMAKER, on the job training,
good telephone personality, I'M
limited opportunity for capable
man. Good salary. RE. 7-s670,.
wATcHMAN. 1873 am; white. mid,
Govefnment empioye suitables ref.
erences, Box 3lD-v. Star. -
BOYS, over 10, white, up IN schoo
work, for Silver Spring routes
learn good citizenship and sales.
inanship while earning. RepoTi
ready. S4i5 Georgia ave. Run. 207
$3.50 p m. weekdays: $3.50 Sat.
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Flagstone and Stone

WORK
Porehes, patios. walks, retaining
ANGLO Ssiisi u Ma aias1sssi 10. s-17es
FLOOR WoRk-sanding and nm
= t:hiensp Ipa sF1sossN f "a s SsSssss seat
FLOORS SANDED. finished, Z cents
work guar. G. 1. HINsoN 70; l.
LIARS - tombstone win stop
your leaks and add beauty ,n si1d
STONE can be applied TO any SUR
face. Free estimate. nothing. down.
3 years to pay. OIL. l-6l33: eve.
nirigs and holidays; Oh; 4-os9o.
CAPITAL CONTRACTING CPS
terior, exterior: FLA loan avail.
estimates. Ju. 9-477l, JU. b-42le.
pAINTrNG-Lowest prices In town:
refs, guar york; white nech.
rs EFss sSsj az saDS -I DaEacsoRArNe,i IN.
terror and anda exterior; hrst-class TSrk-
PsiNf fSSo interior and exterior.
Call any time. A. DOMINICK, IA.
4-I453 or ia 4.0317.
PAINTING, genl. remodeling; satis-
ned customers 1Of over 20 yIe. MN.
LAWRENCE. IA. 5-6a31. Ii. $500
exterior: list class work,
material; do own work: 2 brotners.
white; ref. ia. 2-173l. -
PAINTING. interior and exterior.
white mechanics, free estimates.
Phone any time. DE. 2-277s, p
PAPERING; $40 and up this week;
RA. 3-7393. JU. e-760S. D
PAPERING---Rm.. S1q,5Q incl ms
terial and labor. painting ct spe.
eial prices; work guar. TAs b
PLASTER i9 REPAIRS, 1st-elass work
By white mechanic; free estimates,
\, WORK gnasantesd ia Isv e1 = sF o- 20
patching speciality; no Job too small
or too big. Phone XII. Q-6SOD. III 4
REPAIRS--old and
new work, Ice. and small Jobs. Reas.
white mech. Work guar. ju, ga 1b4.
PLUMBING AND HEATING--Iow
prices. free estimates. Nd. work
p only Mr. bEE WIN ne S-os ,lsst.Ilss
. tUsa, f RI ss,c e. ,s a s ssSEssff q
ROOFING, new. work and. repairsi
cutters, spouts, carpentry and
painting; also house painting. ex-
terror and interior. A. d. THOMAS.
n W 3 o FiSSG. wATERpRooFrNo.
suar.: white mechanics. Ii. $500,
ROOFS, repair all types; lowest
prices, guar. work. White mecn.
Free est no. 2-7l27. I'll
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CIGAR AND CANDY CLERK. must
PHARMACY. sta.ier Hotel. 10
CLERK for dfy-eieaning store IN
Ari. Co.: 6-day week. Apply 400l
Lee hishway, Ari- va. "a
CLERK. white. over Is. exper. De-
ability. to work in downtown once
equipment sales once, permanent.
Will consider person who Is able
to work only part Of day. After
Sunday, ealt TX, 3-700f. %
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES
MOTOR TRAVEL


DRIVING '55 Chey. convert. TO Mi.
ami Beach next wk.:: desire c0rnpe-
tent driver: No expense. Ma. g.
DRIVING TO TEXAS week Of l5thsi
one or two ladies; exchange refer.
enees, Phone ~. S-2326. o.
TWO RIDERS to L, A., Calf; 80
Ford: leave 10th Oct. Leave call
co L. BRUNETTE. @ st. YMcA.
DRTSTyG to Phoenix, Ar!z.. oct. IL;
room for 2: ladies or married
couple: share expenses: help drive.
LEAVING FOR MIAMI, FLA. Mon.
am: share expenses. 2 passengers.
RIDERS. fp57sOlds. white: TO travel
from Baltimore: leave Gilmore. Va.
or D. c. sam and leave Baltimore
$40 pm. daYs; 50 week. Can
ST. 3-2892. g
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OIL BURNER
MECHANICS

Permanent work, good
working conditions, Refer
erceE required. Phone Di.
1881 between 3 and 8 p,m.
Ia
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RlOI'Tli'TIEMAN

HOO j EMtAN
For dry cleaning plant; average SAL
airy, $50 per week; no experience
necessary: all employe benefits. Ap-
ply in person, INSTITUTE CLEAN
ING PLANT. S0a1 GeoFgia ave.
Silver Spring, Md, e:30-10 an.
ga pm. --10
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MECHANIC

TIPEWhlTEH MEGk1AN1C
on all makes; ROYAL
training preferred. Inside, outside
work, permanent position, good pay
Lanler, TYPEWRITER SALES d
SERVICE CO.. Sill 18th st. NV,
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MOTION PICTURE TECHNrcIANs
Preferably with laboratory
experience. timers, printers,
Inspectors. vault clerks. etc.
Excellent working conditions.
many chances for advance
experience to POST OFFICE
BOX 51T6, HENNING STA
TON. WASHINGTON, D. c..
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TRUCK DRIVER
FOR wholesale deliveries. SEVEN
CORNERS MARKET. Falls Church.
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HELP WOMEN
Administrative Secretary

loune chemical engineering research
organization needs intelliEent ana
capable .young voman between 70
and 35 for administrative and per-
shorthand required. Experience In
administration and personnel help
full. This position offers outstand-
ing opportunity 20 girl. with the
necessary personal and business
qualifications; b-day. 40: how: weeE
salary open. ATLANTIC EESEARcH
CORP. Alex. Va. Apply ~ per.
son; 40 o Pm n Mc 9eis,r,n, snrog l,
Alex. -
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RlCdS
1901, F ST. NV.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. doc.
tors once; 6la-day week. Boz
232-A. Star. %
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TYPIST

With payroll experience. for
contractors once. located In
Kentlworth Industrial area. 2
blocks over d. c. line In
MARYLAND. Must have own
transpertstion; sa'ars open; a
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VALET

White, wanted by bachelor,
to be in charge Of apt. Must
be able to drive car. $500 a
month, increase If satisfac-
tory. Phone Elk. 3-668S
after 4.
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CORNERS MARKET. Fails Church.
va --l5
TRUCK MECHANIC: must be expert
enced on gas and diesel. Have own
hand tools. Vacation and, ipsar-
ance plan. ,Year-round work: Apply
II24 Florida ave. t.e.. II. $500.
~ va 6uHf AYNE. srRyYcEMAN - Good
pay, transp. fufn.; year-reund
work In MONTGOMERY County. Boz
~ 81 BiESS taH must be expert
eneed; salary open. Apply ALLEN
Il STONE. 1908 Marlboro pike,
Dist. HITS. Nd. -
nv BENCHMAN, minimum exper. 3
yrs. good sails ry and hours. Phone
PO o-a293. WELLS TV CO. I'll
BENCHAfAN. must have
excel refs: top salary perman-
ent position. 10. 2-0525 or 10.
nv REPAIRMAN, outside calls. ear
furnished. DoWD's TV. AIS Conn,
RI SERVICE MAN: outside; with
car, must be expeI.: refs. REQUIRED.
INTER-CITY ~, INC. LU. $4,000.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-15
Phoenix Teaches Attend
Music Conference

Mrs. Rachel Ward and Mrs. Ma
define Mason, teachers of Music at
Mary Bethune and Percy Julian
Elementary Schools, respectively
have returned to the city after at
tending a four-day session of the
California-Western Music Educa-
tors Conference, last week, in
Berkeley, California.
The conference comprises Ari-
zona, California, Utah, Nevada and
Hawai-.
In addition to attending sessions
of the conference, the two visited
places of interest in Oakland and
San Francisco. They were house
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. David Lott
OF Berkeley, cousins of Mrs. Ward.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-15
Order of Eastern
Star Meet

The Maricopa Chapter No. 1,
Order of Eastern Star, met Mon
day, April II, at Prince Hall Ma
sonic Temple. Worthy Matron
Mary Lou Harvey presided.
The Chapter is showing marked
progress in attendance, new men,
bership, and general interest in the
work of the Order. Three ap9lica-
tions for membership were passed
on at this meeting.
A review Of plans for converting
of the Grand Chapter, May and 5.
was gone over with Grand Matron
Sister Emma Gardner.
The Chapter discussed plans for
several forms of entertainments
which it proposes to offer during
the summer months.
Hattie M. Scott, reporter
Arizona sun., 1955-04-15
CHARM
By LOU LuTOUR

NEW YORK, >CGlobaD Suppose
you have a double chin. The stu
alton is not nearly as bad as you
think. With the various ways for
correction at your disposal, the
only unfortunate thing about it is
that you do not get busy and use
some of them. Here's an easy one
Throw the head backward and
relax it from one side to the othed.
Then turn the head from side to
side wit ha jerk, afterwards mas
saying the chin with upward
strokes as briskly as possible. Do
this two or three times a day.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-15
TOP HATTERS

Mrs. Alma Berkeley, on Monte
yuma Street, was hostess to the
Top Hatters club on Wednesday
night. A very interesting business
session was held. A report was
made on the coffee pour.
Members were saddened to learn
Of the illness of Mrs. Melba Gallo
way in California; also the uncle of
Mrs. Alma Berkeley, George Pearce
of this. city. We wish for them a
speedy recovery.
Alma served southern fried
chicken, peas, mashed potatoes,
relishes, hot rolls and coffee. It was
very appetizing.
The Top Hatters went all out to
make their coffee pour huge sue
cess Sunday at the Elks home. The
serving table was covered with a
lace cloth over silver and centered
by the Top HatterS emblem Ca
huge top haD. Easter bunnies were
Arizona sun., 1955-04-15
PERSONAL MENTION

"A group or PhoencIanS mOtOred
to Tucson Sunday afternoon, for a
social visit with friends. Mrs. Mar
tin, the sister of Genieve Cobbs,
had prepared an old fashioned
chicken and dressing dinner with
all of the trimmings and a tasty
four layer coconut cake. It was all
all SO very tasty and were we
hungry. We then went to the Ran
dolph golf course to await the Cac-
tus golfers, who were playing there.
We had cocktails.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levan Bell, Che is
prexy of the Cactus Club. served
cocktails at their lovely home.
The group went to the Elks club
for dancing, to the music of Tate's
band. While there, the Vitality girls
Arizona sun., 1955-04-15
Jane Woshinqto ron

served beverages, also. Mrs Mattye
Gay was hostess.
We were also entertained at the
Beau Brummells private club, and
an after hour social at the home of
MIR. George Jones (former Phoeni-
cian. We really had ball.
In the wee hours of the am, we
arrived back in the valley. The fol-
lowing We're present to enjoy the
Tucsonians hospitality: Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Cobbs, DR.. d. E. Perdue,
Charles Willoughby, this writer
and husband. The Tucson hosts
really are tops.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-15
.CaIiforr,ions ms
Visit Here

'Mr. and Mrs. John Lee of San
ia Monica, California, were the
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Fish of 1910 East Washing
ton Street. Mrs. Lee, a Phoenician
many years ago, was amazed at
the growth of the city. She could
hardly believe it was the same
town.
Mrs. Fish and Mrs. Lee spent as
much time as they could afford
ceminiscing of the past.
Other visiting Californians were
Mr.. and Mrs. William Douglas, also
of Santa Monica, who were the
Easter guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
D. Garner of Ills South First Ave-
nue.. Mrs. Douglas will he remem-
Arizona sun., 1955-04-15
the SESSIONS
ENTERTAIN GUEST

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sessions,
1901 West Apache, entertained at a
cocktail party Monday night, in
honor of MIR. and Mrs. Calvin Enge,
who are visiting here from Califor-
MIA Harry and Florence nrade it
very pleasant for them, and served
an assortment of beverages, and an
array of canapes and nicknacks:
Bid whist and chatter were the
diversions. iCalvin's brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Enge
were also present to enjoy the Ses-
sion's hospitality. Mrs. Calvin Enge
is the former Helen Chapelle of
this city. AS usual, Florence and
Harry were ideal hosts.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-15
COCKTAIL PARTY

The Henry l.. Stricklands, on
East Jones, entertained a group OF
friends proceeding the Kappa's
Black and White formal Saturday
night. The buffet table was cen
tered with assorted spring flowers
and covered with an irish linen
cloth, and attractively laden with
ham for a main dish, and all the
trimmings for a complete snack. A
very delectable dish was the ayo-
cado spread, one of the hostesses
specials. An assortment of bever-
ages was served. Pictures were
snapped by the problem child" VIII
liam Cobbs.
Among those to enjoy the Strick-
lands hospitality were: the Curtis
Murrays, Guy Factors, Charles
Waldridges, David Clarks, Carl Ma
sons, Esau Longs, S. l.. Cars, Ben
Washingtons and the jolly Twenty
membership. Also problem child
and his spouse, Genieve, and the
Waldrons. The group then went to
the aKppa's affair and had another
enjoyable time. All present de-
clared the host to be ultimate in
entertaining.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-15
WEST SIDE
BOYS CLUB ORGANIZED

Several weeks ago a prominent
Phoenician, Mr.. Levi Williams, 1880
West Cocoeah ST., assembled
group of boys on Cocopah and Sc
nora streets to organize a club.
This clubs purpose is to furnish
clean recreation and better reli-
gious training for the young group.
1T was finally decided to name
the organization the Sonora Coco
pah boys club. The organizer has
made great progress, by visiting
with the boys at different churches
on Sundays, and allowing each
member of the group to host the
organization at his church. Easter
Sunday morning they attended the
1st Institutional Baptist Church.
Mr.. Williams is also looking after
the recreation phase in a big way.
He carried the boys to Stewart
Mountain Dam for an overnight
camping. trip. Great things are
planned for the future. He should
be praised for his effort to make
better citizens of our young men.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-15
Phillips Entertain
Nearly SO

DIR. and Mrs. Robert Phillips of
ALT South 10Th Street, at their
lovely guest house, were hosts to
nearly so of their in and out-of-
the city friends last Friday. On the
eve of the annual black and white
formal given by the Kappas, the
elaborate affair was given in hon
or of the Kappa'S polemarch, Mr..
Thomas Bradley, and Mrs. Bradley,
of Los Angeles. Mrs. Baker Hatch
EFT of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Irma
Cooper of New York City.
Useless to state nothing was left
undone to make this one of the
outstanding social events of the
spring season.
Other guests included Messrs.
and Mines. Aubrey Aldridge, Robert
Banks, Ernest Bartlett, Doc Ben
son, Novel Curtis, William Corbin,
Dave Clark, James Dunn, Buddy
Leos, Joseph Flip1er, William War
rem, Fred Williams, and Essie
White; MIR. and Mrs. Erceline Har-
dy, and house guest, Mrs. John
Harper of Denver; Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Clark and brother, Robert
Clark, of Los Angeles; Drs. and
Mines. Thomas Crump, Lowell
Wormley and John Fit; Atty. and
Mrs. Hayzel Daniels, 1t. and Mrs.
Jacob Dixon; Mines. Alma Lews,
Laverne Murray, Mary Cross, Louis
Jordan; Lillion Davis and Miss Nc
F'raddie Robinson.
Also DR.. David Solomon, and DR..
Campbell Upthegrove of Los An
geles; MeSsrS. Willie Johnson, Will
liam Martin, Ramon Verdugo, and
Jack Adkins.
The Bradleys and Mrs. Hatchett
were house guests of the Phillips.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-15
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Rosemary Phillips, of Los
Angeles, California, is in the city
visiting her family, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Howard and daughters, PAMELA
and Margaret, at 1903 East Pueblo.
Mrs. Phillips is the wife of a for
mer Phoenician, Dave Phillips. She
came over to spend Easter. While
here, a number of social affairs
were given in her honor.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-15
Thanksgiving Services
In May Planned

The monthly meeting of Moslem
Court No. 116, Daughters of Isis.
was held Wednesday, April 6, at
Prince Hall Masonic Temple.
With nlustrious COMMANDERS
Lillian White presiding. arrange
ments were completed for the hold
ing OF the annual Thanksgiving
services which will be held at
Mount Calvary Baptist Church.
Sunday night, May Is. The Feast
or Isis open to all Mobiles of the
Shrine and Daughters, will be given
at the Temple, Monday night. Nav
II.
The nurses auxiliary was out in
uniform and gave a review of their
work.
Noble w. B. Scott, recentlv an
pointed Deputy Imperial Advisor
Tor Desert of Arizona, presented his
creeentlals. His greetings to the
Court We're full of interest.
P'ans were completed for the
Annual tea to be held at tha home
OF Noble and Daughter James
christopher, 914 South Third Ave
nue., Sunday, April "a.