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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14
Odsjek 307, w. Brownsville, Pa.

ouSJCn cVsy W. DIo"nSNule, L d.
= Ovim putem pozivljemo sve-
ukupno tlanstvo naseg odsjeka, da
neizostavno prisustvuje redovitoj
i godisnjoj sjednici, koje ce Sc o.
drzavati u nedjelju, 18. decembra
o. g., u nasem Drustvenom Domu.
Sjednica &c poceti tocno u 10 sati
prize podne.
Dakle, najprije cemo poceti 8
nasom redovitom sjednicom, pa
kad svrsimo poslove iste odmah
cemo otvoriti godisnju sjdnicu, ma
kojoj cemo stvarati dobre koris-
ne zakljucke "a buduce poslovanje
naseg odsjeka Donna, te birati
odsjecnu domsku upravu, kao
poslovodju naseg Donna "a mare
dnu 1856. godinu. Zato Sc mole svi
tlanovi da dodju ma vrijeme, jer
cim svrsimo nase drustvene po-
slove, imati cemo po nasem starom
obicaju tecnih zagrizaka svjezih
napitaka "a sve prisutne clanove
l to besplatno.
Svima vam zelim vesele bozicne
blagdane sretnu Novu Godinu.
Ivan Kemenovic, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14
D R u ST Y E nj
VIE 5 NIX
Gnijezda | Odsjeka

mas odsjek naredne 1856. godine.
Isto molimo one clanove, koji su
otraga sa svojim uplatama pri-
stojbi, da dodju ma ovu sjednicu
i podmire svoju dugovinu, tako da
Sc novom odboru mogu predati ci-
sti racuni bez stare dugovine. Zato
svi ma sjednicu, isprika neka sa-
mo bude rad iii bolest.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14

Odsjek S1S, Lyndora, Pa - O.
vim putem pozivljemo sve clanove
naseg odsjeka ma redovitu godis-
nju sjednicu, koje &c Sc odrzavati
dne 18. decembra o. G.
Redovita sjednica &c poteti to-
emo 1 sat poslije podne, a oni
tlanovi koji zele platiti svoju cla-
narinu mogu doti prize toga vre-
mena, posto Gu Sc ia nalaziti u
dvorani ubirati uplate. LA redo
vite sjednice odmah &c poceti 60
disnja sjednica, ma kojoj cemo BIZ
rati novu upravu stvarati zaklju-
cke po kojima cemo Sc vladati
kroz iducu 1856. godinu. Stoga,
brace sestre je potrebno, da ste
svi prisutni ovim vrlo vaznim
sjednicama.
Nadalje opominjem sve one tla-
move, koji su zaostali sa uplatama
svojih pristojba, da dodju ma ovu
sjednicu podmire svoju dugovi-
nu, tako da mogu predati tocne
racune "a godinu 1866.
Anton JurkOviG, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14
Louis KOlar, tajnik
Odsiek 6S5. Virginia, MINI.

Odsjek 6S5, Virginia, Minn. -
Pozivlju Sc svi tlanovi naseg od-
sjeka da dodju ma redovitu 60
disnju sjednicu, koje &c Sc odrza-
vati nedjelju, IS. decembra 1855,
u 7 sati u vecer.
Prva &c Sc odrzati redovita mje-
setna, "a njom glavna godisnja
sjednica. Ma redovitoj &c Sc oba-
viii poslovi kao svaki mjesec, a
ma godisnjoj sjednici ceno stvarati
zakljucke "a dobrobit odsjeka BIZ
rati novu upravu "a godinu 1866.
Stoga, brace i sestre, svi dodjite
i birajte 81 upravu po svojoj vo-
iii zelji.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14

Odsjek 722, Niagara Falls, Ont.
Can. Ovime umoljavamo sve.
ukupno clanstvo naseg odsjeka, da
nefaljeno prisustvuje redovitoi
godisnjoj sjednici, koje &c sc odr.
zavati u nedjelju, 18. decembrs
o. g., tocno u 2 sata poslije podne
Nakon redovite sjednice. zapo.
ceti cemo odmah sa izvanrednon
godisnjom, ma kojoj cemo brat
odbor "a dojdutu 1856. godinu. Pa
posto je ovo vrlo vazna sjednica
brace 1 sestre, oval put cemo ra.
diti po pravilima HBZ., a to il
da temo svakog pojedinog globit
koji ne dodje ma ovu sjednicu be-
valjane isprike, to jest rad iii bo
, lest. Prema tome imajte 18-naest
december ma umu.
p. ZOretich, tainik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14

Odsjek sos, Greenville, Pa. -
Divine Sc brace sestre pozivate
ma redovitu sjednicu, koja &c Sc
odrzavati u nedjelju, 1S. decembra,
u 200 sata po podne, drustve-
nom domu. Nakon svrsimo sa re-
dovitom preci &c Sc ma godisnju
sjednicu, ma kojoj imademo da o.
bavimo najvaznije nase godisnje
zakljucke i birati odbor "a godi-
nu 1856.
Braco sestre ovo je najvaznija
sjednica u godini, stoga vas u
moljavam da sto vecem broju
prisustvujete istoj, tako da lakse
stvorimo nase godisnje zakljucke
koji &c nam biti cd koristi do
brobit sviju mas uopce. Wanna su
poznati nasi godisnji zakljucci o.
trag wise godina, a pogotovo "a
odbor "a pokop umrlog clana, da
mi placamo mas pokopni odbor sa
$1,000 svakom, mas svaki umrli
Clan stoji do $1,000. Ako mi pro-
sljedimo jos par godina sa ova-
kovim zakljuckom, mi temo biti
prisiljeni da rasporezujemo nase
clanstvo "a svaki smrtni slucaj
i time cemo wise stetiti naseni od-
sjeku "a njegov porast u clanstvu
sa velikim rasporezom. U ime od-
sjeka najljepse Sc zahvaljujem ma
tajnickoj duznosti. zelim da 81
birate novog tajnika ostale od-
bornike koji sc zahvaljuju ma svo-
joj duznosti.
T. GaIolr nv,iS I o;1;ly
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14

Odsjek 643, Dearborn, Mich. -
Umoljava Sc sveukupno clanstvo
naseg odsjeka da nefaljeno pri-
sustvuje redovitoj godisnjoj sled
nici, koje &c Sc odrzavati u nedje-
lju, 18. decembra o. g., 10 sati
prize podne, ma mjestu kao i obi
emo.
Nastojati Gemo da redovita sled
MICA bude sto kraca, a zatim od-
nah otvoriti godisnju sjednicu
birati novu odsjecnu upravu Ia
godinu 1856. Poslije sjednica, od-
Dor &c Sc pobrinuti da pogosti sve
prisutne clanove. Isti dan odrzati
&c Sc Christmas Party "a djecu
naseg gnijezda Pomlatka, pax sc
roditelji umoljavaju da dovedu
svoju djecu oko IL sati u Dvoranu
Santa Claus &c doci podijeliti
djeci bozicne darove. Upraviteljica
&c Sc pax pobrinuti, da svaki Clan
naseg Pomlatka dobije dar.
Vas odsjecni tajnik upravitelji.
ca Pomlatka vas mole, da svi pod.
mirite vase pristojbe, tako da mo-
zemo novoj upravi podnesti totne
racune. Svi nam dobro dosli ma
sjednicu 18. decembra!
Steve Horvat, tajnik
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Mrs. Heinard Retires
AsD.C. Health Aide

Mrs. Rose c. Heinard, secre-
tary to DR.. Daniel l.. Seekinger,
director Of the District Depart
ment of Public Health, is retiring
Evening star., 1955-02-27
z Phone Supervisors
Retired by C&P
After Nearly 50 Years

Two Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Co. supervisors, who
began as student operators, have
retired after nearly SO years Of
service.
They are Mrs. Annie P. Gentry,
Of 311 Mansion drive, Alexandria,
and Miss Jessie I. Miller, of 1858
Mills avenue N. E.
Mrs. Gentry, who began her
career in 1906. was chief operator
the night that President Warren
Harding died and put through
the long distance call to inform
Vice President Coolidge he was
to take office.
She retired as an administra-
tive supervisor in the General
Traffic Office. She is a charter
member of the Telephone Wom-
ems Educational Club and a
member of the Mansion Drive
Garden Club of Alexandria.
Miss Miller, a native of Wash
ington. Joined the phone COM
pany in 1905 and later held posi-
ton as supervisor. service OBJ
server, chief service observer,
summari1ar, chief summarizer
and retired as administrative
supervisor in the General Traffic
Office. She is a member of the
Rhode Island Avenue Citizens
Association and the Church of
Our Savior, Sixteenth and Irving
streets NJ +
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Youthful Thugs Rob
Shop Operator Of
$3.50 After Attack

Two young thugs struck the
59-year-old proprietor Of a COM
bination dry cleaning shop and
pawnbroker's exchange last
night, probably with a pistol,
before taking $50 from him.
police said.
Samuel Luria, operator of the
shop at 2145 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV. said the bandits. about
10 years old. entered the store at
8:15 pm. while he was alone.
He told police they asked for
a secondhand table radio dis
played in the show window. AS
he turned to show them the set,
he said, each brandished a pistol.
He Offers Wallet.
"The big one talked real
tough" Mr.. Luria stated. He
told me to hand over all my
dough or he would blow my
head off,"
Taking his wallet from his
pocket, Mr.. Luria handed it to
them. saying: Here, take it.
Don't hurt me-"
Il was scared" he admitted
later.
He said the pair grabbed him
and dragged him to the rear of
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Clinic on Shop|ifting
Slated 10 Aid Stores

The Washington Board Of
Trades first annual clinic on
shoplifting and other store pro-
lection problems will be held
March Is under sponsorship of
the organizations public protec-
ton committee.
1t will take place in the audi
torium of the Washington Gas
Light Co, Eleventh and H streets
NV. with morning and after
noon sessions.
The forum-type clinic has
been set up Ito help stores of
all sizes cope with the various
forms of theft and fraud.
through careful exposition of
the four essential requirements
for sound store protection: Pre-
vention, detection, apprehension
and prosecution the trade
board announced yesterday.
The morning session will be
from $50 am. to 1890 pm.
The afternoon session will begin
at 1:30 pm. and last about two
hours.
The welcoming address will be
Evening star., 1955-02-27

the store. "Then they hit me
over the head with something
1t might have been a gun. They
ran," he related.
Gets Treatment at Hospital.
He was treated at Emergency
hospital and released.
Mr.. Luria said he followed the
pair into the street calling for
help. Several passersby chased
the bandits south on Twenty
second street, but lost them
when they turned east into
street NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Safety Talks
Montgomery Program
Listed by Mansfield

Inspector Dick Mansfield. director
Of The Stor's School Sofety Proerom,
will give his sofety eholk tolks at
the following Montgomery County
schools this week:
Tomorrow-St. Mory's. $50 o,m.;
West Rockville, 1910 ON.
Tuesdoy - Montrose, $50 ON;
Gorrett Pork, 1870 ON.
Wednesday - Washington Grove.
$50 ON; St. Mortin's, lo:30 am.
Thursdoy-Xensineton Elementory.
$50 o.m.; Porkwood 1910 ON.
Fridoy-Lynbrook. $50 o.m,; Be-
thesdo. 1870 am.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Restaurant Men Set
To Discuss New Law

A panel discussion of the new
District unemployment compen-
sation law will be held at the
Washington Restaurant Associa-
ton membership meeting at $50
pm. tomorrow.
Members of the panel will be
Claude Wharton, director of the
Unemployment Compensation
Board; Watson Rulon. Of Ho-
gate's Restaurants; John Cock
rell. Of the Restaurant Associa-
ton. and Mrs. Virginia Conway,
personnel director of WRA. The
meeting will be at the Washing
ton Gas Light Co. auditorium,
Eleventh and H streets NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Man Held in KiIIinq
0fTwoa atAppomattox
Is Taken 10 Richmond
BY The Associotsd Pres,


APPOMATTOX, Va, Feb. 26.-
An enraged man was arrested
and charged with killing two
men, including an Appomattox
physician. after Commute
gun battle with nearly 80 Of
f1cers near here early today.
The man. Frank Mayberry,
48, finally was wounded and
captured. He was transferred
several hours later to the Vir-
ginia State Penitentiary hospital
at Richmond, about IS miles
from here
Authorities said the move was
taken because feeling in the
community ran high" and be-
cause it was easier to guard
Mayberry at the prison hospital.
Doctor Called to Scene.
State and county officers said
the physician, DR.. David A.
Christian II, about 81. had gone
to the scene to treat the first
victim, Jack Tucker, about 40.
Mayberry's brother-in-law.
Police were unable to find i'm
mediately any motive for the
slayings.
Mayberry was felled by four
pellets from a shotgun blast
fired by Sheriff David T. Robert
son, of Appomattox County. The
wounds were not regarded as
serious.
The shooting Of Tucker took
place in the house where May
berry lived with his sister, Mrs.
Lillian Tucker, her husband and
Mayberry's ailing mother at
Evergreen. Tucker fell dead on
the back porch with six bullet
wounds.
Woman Flees House.
Police and DR.. Christian were
notified by Mrs. Tucker after
she fled to Appomattox. Two
officers, NJ. A. Stanley Of Apo
mattox and Deputy Sheriff Wal
ter Conner. found Tucker lying
dead on the porch when they
answered Mrs. fuckers call for
help.
Stanley and Conner left the
house to seek additional man
power when Mrs. Tucker warned
them that Mayberry was armed.
DR.. Christian arrived on the
scene and was shot during their
absence. Stanley and Conner re-
turned shortly thereafter with
Sheriff Robertson and were
greeted with a barrage Of shots
as they climbed from their
vehicles.
The officers took cover, and
Robertson called on the radio
for additional help. Eighteen
State troopers were among those
answering the call. Mayberry.
meanwhile, ran from the house
and hid behind a nearby garage.
Hundreds of rounds of am
munition were fired in an effort |
to rout Mayberry. who darted
from one place to another be-
hind the garage. Between the
gunf1re, tear gas bombs were
hurled.
Mayberry, who cursed at the |
officers surrounding him and |
screamed he would kill them all |
if they came near him, finally I
called out that he was wounded.
They Rush HiIn.a
Sheriff Robertson and two
troopers rushed the fallen man,
rolled him over and picked up a
pistol which had dropped to the
ground nearby. His shotgun,
with one shell in the chamber,
was found behind the garage.
Police said he had fired more
than so rounds of ammunition,
riddling the cars of Sheriff Rob-
ertson and DR.. Christian.
The sheriff said Mayberry ad- |
mitted "he and Tucker had fallen
out over something but he didn't |
remember what" The accused |
man, Sheriff Robertson said, also |
told him "he had shot somebody |
who had come to the door but |
did not know it was DR.. |
Christian"
Evening star., 1955-02-27


Nursing and remained there un-
til 1912 when DR.. George c..
Rutland, then health officer,
drafted her as secretary. She
served with him until he retired
in 1949 and continued with his
successor, DR.. Seekinger.
Mrs. Heinard was born in
Washington and attended the
public schools. graduating from
Business High School.
She lives with her husband,
Walter H. Heinard. at 10208
Carroll place, Kensington. Md.
Her husband is assistant chief
of the repairs and improvement
division of the Department of
Buildings and Grounds of the
District government. She has
one married son, Whilden, a
physicist at the Bureau of
Standards.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
/ Nautilus Back 10 Sea
For Deep Dive Tests
by the Assoeiotsd Pres,

GROTON, Conn, Feb. 90
The Navy said today the atomic
powered submarine Nautilus will
make her first deep dive tomor-
row.
She will leave her berth at the
shipyard of the General Dynam-
les Corp. here early tomorrow.
The dive will be made in the
Atlantic of the coast of Maine.
The Navy said she will not 60
through the Cape Cod ship canal
tomorrow as originally planned.
Evening star., 1955-02-27

given by Commissioner Samuel
Spencer.
Tickets for the clinic, costing
SO each, are available through
M. A. Goodspeed, manager Of
the trade boards Community
Affairs Department. The tele-
phone is Sterling 1885. Maxi
mum attendance will be 300
persons.
Evening star., 1955-02-27

GONOTTOW al
ter 80 years
service.
Mrs. Helm
ard came to
t h e Health
d e partment
in oct o bel',
1926. as a
stenographer.
In Novem-
ber, 1885 she
transferred to
I he Health
D apartments
b u + e a u OF
Dt1. rra-lAl.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Oil Chief Chemical Source

HOUSTON. - About % per
per cent of all chemicals pro-
duced today are derived from
petroleum sources and natural
gas
Arizona sun., 1955-09-16
Constitution

Continued from Page u
Merchants Association, National
Association for the Advancement of
Colored People, Mexican Patriotic
Committee, Phoenix Council for
Civic Unity, Phoenix Americaniza-
ton Committee, Arizona State Fed
GRAFTON of Labor.
Also, the CTO, Daughters of the
American Revolution, United Span
ish War Veterans Auxiliary, Mill
tary Order of World Wars, Town
send Clubs of Arizona, Royal
Neighbors of America, the Indiana
Society, Iowa Society, Missouri
State Club, Montana Association,
Pennsylvania Club, Wisconsin Club,
Minnesota Club, Washington State
Society, Chinese Chamber of Com
nerce, Japanese-American Citizens
League, and then nationality clubs
whose members are taking part in
the program.
In addition to Levitin, the pro-
gram committee includes Sam XII
amy, East Mcdowell Merchants AS
sociation; H. E. Steele, Phoenix
Property Owners Association; D.
F. Benson, editor Arizona Sun;
Frank FuenteS, Thunderbird Amer
lean Legion Post; Victor Manuel,
Phoenix Indian Center; and Ernest
Apodaca, representing city en-
ployees. Sam S. Levitin, general
chairman, AL. 3-0082.
Arizona sun., 1955-09-16
Roy Rogers, Gee Aytry
On kPHO-TV Truilfime'

Roy Rogers and Gene Autry will
be featured in first-run, feature
length movies to be shown exclu-
sively in the Phoenix area on
Channel SIS "Trailtime" program,
Mondays through Saturdays from
6 to pm.
The films include some of the
top western pictures ever made
and never before released to tele-
vision.
Roy Rogers. king of the Cow
boys" will be scheduled on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Gene Autry, The Singing Cow
boy" will be seen on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Arizona sun., 1955-09-16
Award

Continued from Page y
berian affairs and was appointed
by the President as his special rep
resentative with the personal rank
of Ambassador Extraordinary and
Plenipotentiary to attend the Cen
tenary of Liberian independence.
General Davis has been professor
of military science and tactics at
Wilberforce University and Tus-
kegee Institute. He has command
ed a cavalry brigade and an in
fantry regiment of the New York
National Guard.
The Distinguished Citizen Award
was inaugurated in 1949 by the
Texas State Fair for outstanding
service in the field of human rela-
tions.
The first award was presented to
MRS. Anna Arnold Hedgeman, now
assistant to Mayor Robert Wagner
of New York City. Last years re-
/. lcipient was DR.. w. r. Banks, form
Ier president of Prairie View A & M
college, who heads the Fairs state
wide advisory committee for Ne
gro Achievement Day.
Others so honored have been DR..
tf-S
Benjabin J. Mays, president of
Morehouse College of Atlanta, Ca;
Dr. James Edison Walker, president
and founder of the Universal Life
insurance Company and the Tri-
State Bank of Memphis, Tenn;
Jesse H. Mitchell, founder and
president of the Industrial Bank of
washington, DC; and Thomas
Monroe Campbell, Sr., of Tuskegee.
Ala, first Negro employed by the
us. Department of Agriculture to
teach better farming methods in
the South.
Arizona sun., 1955-09-16
State Film On
Ma tionuI TN

National TV audiences will with
in a few weeks be viewing a 26-
minute film Of the beauties of the
Coronado Trail and the vacation
attractions of Graham and Co.
chise Counties.
Green-LoomiS Productions, I'M
der contract with the Arizona De-
velopment Board, this week started
shooting a film designed to pro-
mote the southeast corner of Ari-
zcna, Beginning at Clifton-Morenci
and the Coronado Trail, the Board
will film a travelog which will
cover. Stafford and Mount Graham
and continue on to the Chiricahua
National Monument and CCchiSe
County
Arrangements have been made
to film the ghost town of Dos Ca
bezas, at which point jeep will
take the film crew up into the
Chiricahua Mountains for some
shCts of a gold mine in operation.
A herd of white-faced cattle will be
photographed at the H o d
Ranch between Dos Cabezas and
the Chiricahua National Monu-
ment. Saturday the crew will film
Rex Allen Day, the annual cele-
5ration at Wilcox and on Sunday
several scenes from the HelldOradO
celebration at Tombstone will be
especially staged for this film.
Early next week the crew will
move to the Bisbee-Douglas area.
Stanley Womer, manger of the
Arizona Development Board, stated
that this was the fourth film to be
made under contract to the Green
LcomiS Productions. Late in the
fall films will be made of the sun
country resort areas. The films
will become a part of a series of
films of the western states to be
broadcast nationally under the title
Holiday U.S.A."
Arizona sun., 1955-09-16
Memory
Lane

Would you mind strOlIing down
Memory Lane with us while we
reiive the social and other events
five years ago?
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Jackson of
1929 East Jefferson have guest,
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs Lytle Garris (TrubyD
Widows Club of which Mrs. Ma
rion Felix is president, enjoy pot
luck supper at East Lake Park.
Mrs. Grace Whitfield returns to
the city following two months
vacation in Riverside and Los An
geles, California.
Mrs. o. Townsend entertained a
host of friends on her birthday.
The Holiday Social Club enter
tain husbands at Tapps Dining
Room.
At an informal family gathering,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred F. Williams,
1922 E. Washington Street an
nognce engagement of their daugh-
er, Dorothy Elizabeth, to Isaac Ed
ward Moore of Denver.
Arizona sun., 1955-09-16
How Can |?

q. What do you consider the
tnIninnum amount of time girl
should spend on her beauty ritual
every night?
A. About 35 minutes. This should
consist of Is minutes for brushing
The hair, Is minutes for exercise,
hnd at least 10 minutes for wash
ing and creaming the face. Mas
sage lubricating cream into neck
and face with firm, uplifting
strokes, and this avoids fallen
contours later.
Arizona sun., 1955-09-16
TOP HATTERS

The Top Hatters Club held their
first meeting of the fall season.
September Ia, in the home of Mrs.
Meather Cochran. Prexy Erma
Williams was in charge. The fall
program was outlined and includes
a nights of fun, charity benefits,
and sewing sessions to benefit un-
derprivileged children. An elabO-
rate menu was served. Mrs. Alma
Berkley will entertain the girls at
the next meeting in her home, 1904
South Montzuma. At this meeting
a new order of business will be in
augurated; the hostess will serve
first, followed bys the business ses-
sion and ending with the social
hour
Arizona sun., 1955-09-16
u S Q
"Home Away From Home"
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Saturday, September II

Saturday, September IL
Spaghetti Dinner, 81. 25c. Unit
III in charge Starlight Serenade,
semi-formal. Williams Combo play
ing, 8-11. Unit V to decorate.
Sunday, September 1S
Coffee Hour, 1912. Pinochle
tournament, 2-5. st. Mary Sodality
serving refreshments, 7:30 to 10.
Monday, September 19
Jigsaw puzzle contest. Unit w in
charge. Try for prize!
Tuesday, September 20
Kid Party. Dance at Williams
AFB, bus at 7. Units II, III, VI.
Card Night at USO Faith Luther
an Church serving 7:30 to TO-
Wednesday, September 21
Square Dance, $40. Wv Fight
Night. VFW Post 94OO serving.
Thursday, September 22
Ping Pong at USO. Pantry Par
ty-Candy making. Unit III. -
Friday, September %
Dance at Luke AFB. Program
Council Meeting, 500 pm. First
Presbyterian Church serving re-
freshments, 7:30 to 10.
Arizona sun., 1955-09-16
DESERT MASHIE GOLFERS

The golf club met Friday night
at the Elks Club with prexy Harry
Session in the chair The golfers
are all agog over the coming Bath
ing Beauty Contest which will ter
inmate with a grand ball, October
21, at the Masonic Temple. Anyone
desiring to sponsor model may
contact Harry Session, 1901 w.
Apache. Contestants must be 16
years old and up, and single. The
annual club tournament will be
held October 10 to 20. Trophies
will be awarded at the grand ball.
The Club is giving free lessons at
the Autopia Driving Range on East
Van Buren, every Wednesday
niOht
Arizona sun., 1955-09-16
DEBONARS

A brief rundown on meetings Of
the Debonairs, during my vacation
reveals the following: Auugst 30,
new member Mrs. Mamie Biggers,
was hostess at her home, 1888 E..
Monroe st. She served fresh fish
which she and her husband caught
Arizona sun., 1955-09-16
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PAYTONS RETURN
FROM VACATION

Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Payton, 1907
West Grant, returned to the city
this week from six weeks vacation
in the East. After attending the
Central Baptist Convention held in
Chicago, they visited several cities
in other states.
Arizona sun., 1955-09-16

Q. Can you suggest good skin
tonic and bleach 1 can use?
A. A splendid tonic for the COM
plexion is made up of lemon juice
and milk rubbed into the face and
throat every night before retiring.