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Evening star., 1955-06-09
Nomuro, 1941 EnvoyHere,
Backs U.S.. Tie for japan

TOKYO, June 9 (P1.-Kiehisa-
buro Nomura, Ambassador to the
United States at the time of
Pearl Harbor, said today Japan
may never again be strong
enough to stand alone.
He called for Japan realisti-
cally to base its future security
on two things - buildup of its
own defense force and collective
security with the United States
and other free nations.
In an interview hitting at
critics of the United States
Japan security pact and United
States sponsored Japanese rear
mament, Mr.. Nomura said many
Japanese forget the United
States "can occupy Japan in a
matter of hours"
Politicians Nonsense"
These critics believe if we
have no armament we will have
no war and we can have a peace
ful life. as If the whole world
were filled with people like
Christ or Buddha," Mr.. Nomura
declared.
Many who believe such non
sense are even among the poll
ticians responsible for the secur-
1ty of Japan" he. added.
Now n, he is a member of the
Evening star., 1955-06-09

WE'D 50 YEARS-Mr. and
Mrs. William Calvin Johns,
of 3146 Buena Vista terrace
Sc, celebrated their golden
anniversary Monday at a
family dinner in the Hedin
House Hotel, 1902 Newton
street NE. The dinner was
given by their daughter,
Mrs. Thomas 2. Webster, of
1908 Twenty-fourth avenue,
Hillcrest Heights, Nd, and
a sister and a brother OF
Mrs. Johns. Three grand
children and three great
grandchildren also were
present.
Evening star., 1955-06-09

contract, all received specifica-
tions, and IL Of the companies
entered bids.
Mr.. Dixon told reporters be-
fore the meeting he was not sur
prised at Tuesdays action by
the House subcommittee.
This was only the first
round" he said. 'It has to go
through the full committee, the
House and the Senate. Our con-
tract Is with the Acc and not
with iva. 1t is the Aces re-
sponsibility to work out the con-
nection with IVA"
"Our concern" said Mr.. Dixon
sis to build the plant and deliver
power to where ever the Acc
asks us to-"
Evening star., 1955-06-09
Negro Churchmen
Thank Eisenhower

A delegation of churchmen
representing 8 million Negroes
yesterday called on President
Eisenhower at the White House
and expressed their satisfaction
in the program his righteous
administration" has followed in
gaining equality for their race.
The National Fraternal Coun-
Gil of Churches spokesman,
Methodist Bishop Edgar Love Of
Baltimore, quoted the President
as saying he did not always trust
the efficacy of the law in all
situations and that. when such
an instance arose. he felt he
Evening star., 1955-06-09

by the subcommittee was re-
quested to build Q line across
the Mississippi River between
Arkansas and Tennessee. The
Dixon Yates group has agreed
to carry the power to the mid
die of the river. A line financed
by the Tennessee Valley Au-
thority would be needed to bring
energy into its own system.
About rs stockholders attend
ed the meeting, which was en-
livened by lengthy questioning
of the company president about
various aspects of the Dixon
Yates project.
Mr.. Dixon said the construc-
tion manager for the 50.000-
Ikilowatt generating station,
Ebasco Services, Inc, already
had awarded the first construc-
ton contract, covering earth
moving, foundation work, access
roads and piling.
He said 1000 persons attend
ed ground-breaking ceremonies
at the site last Thursday.
A stockhoider who identified
himself only as "Mr. Bollen-
bach" complained during the
meeting that Ebasco Services
was not permitting competitive
bidding on some phases Of con-
Istruction work.
Calls Statement Untrue
Mr.. Dixon replied quickly,
that is a completely untrue
statement"
The utility head said that 36
companies were invited to offer
bids for the first construction
Evening star., 1955-06-09

Triple Guaranteed 1S Months
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Donors to Fund
For House Hailed

Washington area contributors
to the Carroll-Davis House Fund
of Annapolis today had praise
from sponsors of the drive which
so far has netted some $14,5OO
of the $4,000 goal.
without the wonderful CO.
operation of the patriotic and
civic-minded people in the Met
ropolitan DC. area =. we
would be tagging far behind our
goal" Admiral Harry w. Hill,
USN (ret0, campaign chairman.
declared.
The drives purpose is to H.
nance the moving and preserva-
ton of the historic Carroll-Davis
House, the birthplace Of Revo-
lutionary War statesman and
patriot Charles Carroll.
Persons wishing to donate to
the fund can do so through
Historic Annapolis, Inc, Admiral
Hill announced.
Evening star., 1955-06-09

Dollar for dollar there's no better buy thon
Seoy exclusive AlIstote Softi- Cops. Sidewo TO
sidewolI rstreoded to provide better mileoss.
Drive to your neorest seor Store now for
this "borsoin"
Sears Stores
Evening star., 1955-06-09

out that the United States by
treaty is guaranteeing Japan's
security whether you station
troops here or not" He said
Japan should depend on Ameri-
can long range air power. and
added, "a token force Of United
States ground troops is of great
significance"
Japan's new military forces
"by and by can deal with in
filtration or a small-scale raid
but we are not able to deal with
a direct attack" he added.
Evening star., 1955-06-09
Integrution
Vote Sought

A referendum on the man
ner and timing of intergration
in Montgomery County pub
lie schools has been demanded
by nine members of a COM
mittee whose recommendations
on integration were ignored by
the County Board OF Education.
The nine, principally from the
upper county area, wrote ma
iority report of a school board
advisory committee calling Tor
a 12-year program of integra-
ton.
Their proposal for gradualism
has been rejected and School
Supt. Forbes H. Norris has
ordered immediate steps toward
integration in the schools in the
suburban area,
The group demanded answers
from the Board of Education Oh
a number of questions. Among
the questions are these:
What is the opinion OF each
school board member as to the
propriety of Mr.. Norris order?
Does the superintendent OF
schools have authority to begin
desegregation in all county
schools?
Why has the school board
ignored the recommendations
for a gradual system OF integra-
ton?
The meeting Tuesday night
was attended by o. w. Anderson,
j. Sterling Bowman and George
hlider of Gaithersburg;
Charles Elgin, Poolesville; Calvin
Martin, Olney; Mrs. George
Monk, Kensington; George F.
Snyder and Mrs. John Wolfe. OF
Silver Spring, and Robert r
Summer of Damascus.
Evening star., 1955-06-09

AlIstots quoIity removes
more Crime. oeid and dirt.
Gore fully packed. filters
evenly, longer. Buy for cor
ond truck.
Sears ! Stores
Evening star., 1955-06-09

should work harder in his capac-
ity as President.
The group Of 20 churchmen
left. a letter on the Presidents
desk requesting further action
in areas where they felt the
civil rights program has Jagged.
Evening star., 1955-06-09
Graduates of the school are:

Lawton, John p.
Leapley. Robert
Lear. William A.
Lynch. Harold D.
Maleady, Thomas
Narcotic, Jerry M.
Marlatt. Ralph
Mccullough, j.. jr.
McDermott, Noel
McNerney, John
Melera. William C.
Michel, Joseph L.
MiSchou. Francis ].
Moeller, Erik P.
Montalbano, c.
Moore, John f.
MorriSsey. Gerard
Mulligan, James. All
Murtagh. Mark
Noppenberger. r.
O'Hanlon, Timothy
O'Meara. A.. jr.
O'Neill. Kevin
Pairo, William E.
Pomponio. A.. ir.
Quinn. John. jr.
Quintana. Alberto
Raum, Paul G.
Reamy. Lee. jr.
Kilfeather. Martin
Reckert, Robert
Reilly. James L.
Henehan. John c.
Kicker, Daniel s.
Roche. James W.
Rodano. John E.
Ross. Michael C.
Sapia-Bosch. A.
Schneider. James
Schmidt, D.. jr.
Schroen. Edward +,
Sedgewick. Lloyd
Servis, Hubert T.
Sherwood. j., tr.
Simms, John K.
Sisson, Daniel
Slevin, John
Smith. B. c., III
Sneed. Robert d.
Snow. William
Springer, Anthony
Stegall, Thomas l..
Stone, William D.
Strub. Frederic r.
Sullivan, Gregory
Talbot, E. R.. jr.
Talbot. Robert j.
Tammaro, Richard
Tello, Carlos
Thaden. Michael
Vitale. Ralph, 1r.
Ward, Joseph A.
Webb. Richard
Wooldridge, W., jr.
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Baden, Richard NJ.
Baker, Raymond r.
Beckley, Joseph NJ.
Blake. William. jr.
Bowes, Joseph F.
Buckley, James Z.
Burns, Richard s.
Bussard, John H.
Callahan. Richard
earns, Michael P.
Case, Charles F.
Clahy. Joseph, jr.
Clements. c., III
Cofey, John, jr.
Cote, Francis M.
Cox, James B.
Coke. John ", jr.
Curtin, Franklin G.
Davies, Terence r.
Didden, Albert. jr.
Diehl, Robert K.
Dillon. Philip L.
Donnelly, Joel F.
Donovan, M. j., jr.
Fskew. William r.
Exner, Donald e.
rama, Philip NJ.
Ferry, James B.
Fisher. Louis j.
Fitzgerald. Eugene
Fitzpatrick. James
Flaherty, Patrick r
Flaherty, Peter, ir
FRANKIE. Louis, ir.
Furey, Michael K.
Furlow. Robert c.
Gallagher, W. W.
Gamble, Wallis s.
Giacalone, Joseph
Gilbert. John K.
Gilbertson. C., jr.
Goldthorpe, Jack
Grimm. Edward
Hageage. Lewis c.
Hall, Stephen s.
Hanlon, John j.
Hawkins, Edward :
Hayes, Michael G..
Healy. James L.
Henley, Clarence
HilleGeist. Jon A.
Holden, william. j
Hubbard, Robert 3
Hunt, A. Bruce. III
Joyce, Martin. jr.
Kane. James, Jr.
Kapsla. Jon T.
Keen, Kenneth. ir.
Keller. Gene G.
Kleindienst, James
Kloman. William c
Knudsen, G., jr:
Konopa, Michael
Ganigan. Michael
Evening star., 1955-06-09
ST. John S Gives.
Diplomas 10 128.

Rev. Edward H. Roach, pastor,
Shrine Of the Most Blessed Sac
rament, spoke at commencement
exercises of st. Johns College
High School Tuesday, as 1913
students received diplomas. An
drew P. O'Meara, jr., was vale
dictorian.
Graduates of the school are:
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UNIV. l-bedrm. brick ramb
t.-Acre lot; GI apr WA. 1-0l96.
HA. 1910. HEIDER d SELLERS
UNIVERSITY PARK. Nd brk Cul-
onial, center hall, lgt, liv. and din
rm. 2 bedrms., . baths, sec. rm
h.-w.h. Garage Priced SCI 100. a
H. SEIDENSpINNER REALTOR.
WA. 1-lNlO or HA 2.3Sb2
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REAL ESTATE. RIA t-3333
RIGGS RID. AREA. approx. iT-acres;
Univ. lane frtH. Details, WA. 7-0l9s,
IA. "-3S76. FEIDER a. SELLERS
RINERDALE~--STa5 so mo. $500 DIN
: bed;mS, full bSmt., near ERGO.
ideal ha9dyman with large family
J. VICTOR DICKEY. AP. 7-Sus0
SU<SiBROOk--i -bedrm Cape Cod
bsmt.; / pix. from shopping and
CLAY WA 1An"S
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nanced. monthly payments only
ISL including taxes. on this love
Is 3-bedrm. brick rambler, with gas
hot water heat. screened porch,
equip Kitchen including dishwRSh-
cr and disposal Priced to sell
now at S15.5OO. can assume pres
ent A. 81 loan, or secure new
one. THE PERRY BOSWELL CO.,
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hhDibNI NAILt -----nedrm. ram
bier that IS immaculate from front
10 back; large attic with null down
stair. fully equipped KIT RBs rB-
d!ant heat for warm floors In the
morning. Priced at sic $50 for
qualified Gil and We consider It a
very good buy. as it includes such
extras as Venetian blinds. Grapes
cornices, etc ABRAVE REALTY
10 S-S0T9. Ii. 6-44i4. 10 7-9J10.
KAY PARk-New split level pr!ck 4
bcdrms, 3 baths. deluxe kit, sep,
din, rm.. large liv, rm, rec rm.,
flrepl., etc. 63lT sth pl, ALLEN
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TEMPLE HlLLs-open III dark
$tg,950. Really outstanding new
3-bedrm. brick rambler. Nv. rm
with corner fireplace, sep. din nm.
large equipped kit, 3 good size
bedrms additional fireplace, "a
bath, picture window in daylirht
ave, right on st, Barnabas I'd, =,
left on Temple Hills I'd, follow
signs 10 Gull I'd. and propcrty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

TAKOMA PARK-4- bedroom, c-bath
uitramodeFn home, b5X2O0 wooded
lot with holley and mountain laurel
Large picture windows. WALT o-wRll
carpet. house near trapsp. and
schools: 3i3 Elm ave, Takoma PIX
III hN- II OWNER IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
Outstanding Bargain
CT OR CONVENTIONAL
Mr.. ANDREWS CENSUS,

Mr., ANDREWS CENSUS,
HYDROGRAPHIc
Open, 1 TO dark. 3l7 Larespur I'd
Neat as pin. Newly decor. in
side and cut. Liv. rm,. din. rm.,
very lge. nicely equip. kit, . bed
rms. colored tile bath. Lear ga
rage. aluminium storm doors and
windows. II you want a bargain
at Sl2. 500, don't miss this. Gu,
SuItland rd. past Suitland to Upper
MoTninEside, left on Randolph I'd
to Maple, left on Maple. riEht on
Larkspur rd. Ewes. and Sun, RE.
b-S13B
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ORTH FORESTVuL.E
ForeStville Bargain

OF OK CONVENTIONAL
LOT 1UOxlT9
Open, to dark. $500 Forestville
I'd. This fine and coy home going
at $4,000. Liy. rm., family size
din. nm, very Ice. kit. . bedrms
and bath: stairway to attic for
= bedrms. Wonderful Dashboard
hot-wattr heat. This IS must
see. Out Marlboro pike TO Forest
vile I'd. tst ESQ station). right
10 open sign. Ewes. and Sun. RE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

WA. 1-lUlO or hh. S-oooA.
is
WEST HYATTSVILLE, Queens Chap
ell Manor bedrms. with expand
able attic: newly decorated inside
and out; new gas-hGating plant;
!ge lot; mr.. shopping area; $4,000,
assume AZ CT, uN. 4-702I, Ill
WEST HYATTSVHLE--Mod Diet.
6EieS g co spacious yms ,, yak in
HIGH +, PECK, HE. $500.
WEST HYATTSVILLE--Brick RAM
bier; beautiful rms. coy Are
place. full dry bSmt. ! y ceramic
tile baths. Only $500. Near the
center Of everything, A beauty! j
W, HYATTSvILLE: Vets
5000 dcwr, SG3 b mo. plus taxes
Fine 2bedrm brick semidct liy
rm, dinette, partly fin. bsmt, gas
heat. incl rear porch, fenced lot.
v. CARLYLE deLOzIER, Rcaltor,
WA. = 5000: WA i-6OdO.
WOODLAND -bedrm, 2-bath ,brk
s 81 "a Va w. KY o H;Et NE tens ast4 e
HEIDTR : SELLERS.
HOUSES BY Established
Hyattsville Hills-CharminR Eng
llsh cottage. Tapestry brick con-
Struction; oil NV h: Diet gar
vacant. move III lWWeu., pa ,JN
per. mo. pays everything. W r,
HUGHES CO. AP T-l40O. til o.
3-BEDROOM BRICK HOUSE-Din
rni, attic. sturdy construction
nice yrd, excel neighborhood. SlO.-
100, low down payment: walking
distance to schools, stores CIR
BEjS;'Tf hpy-Nsw brick rambler, fire
pl and picture window in Ice, lv,
nm, ! tNin-Si2cd bedrmS. mod
equipped Kit. full rec tyne Dsmt,
attraC. carport oversize lot A pic
turc book home for only Sl1 $50
PROPERTIES Ap -7-1114. III
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT $500 Larac
home, nearby Md; = bedrms on
LIST f., space available for addi-
tional bcdrms up; bsmt level lot.
Can purchase cheaper than rent.
PRINCE GEORGE REALTY CO.
UN. 4-1lGH WA. T-6h55 Ill
loft. RANCH RAMBLER. 3ni Q
Powder Mil rd.--ia acre rk
----;'-bedrm. rambler; liv. rm., firepl.,
din. rm, kit. bath. oil h.-a, heat;
att. gar, patio in back; S22,950:
terms, Dir: North on Riggs I'd TO
Powder MIL. follow Powder Mil y
mi, Sd house on left after cross!ng
stream see open sign, HE. 4-350O,
ewes. RIA. 3-B470. W. w. LEWIS.
needs redecorating and rcpalring
4 real bargain. OWNER. tn; o.
7010. Ia
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1910 EdgeWood Ave.
102O6 lockwood AVE.

500. 500
Bedrm. and bath, LIST floor; 2nd
floor, 2 bedrms. and fun bath /:
bsnt. with recr I'm. and beautiful
flrepl.. level wooded lot. SMALL
DOWN PAYMENT.
Directions; ColeSville I'd to Old
'Bladenshurg I'd. left to Lorain ave,
right to house
HOLMEAD & BAIR
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LAUREL--Two-fsmily brick, ] or .
hedrm apt units, indtv gas heat
ideal for home or investment; 3nc<
return on $1,000 cash down pay
nent See TO-DAY. Phone Mr.
EMERSON. Parkway $3.50 or
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
OFF MApT.pOpo PIKE

ND DIT KIT NJ MAh aM15 EUs I'm An NRI
ONLY S13.950-S750 DOWN
Assume 81 loan: new-house cond.
full bsmt. with ground-level entT.
large kit, lovely fenced lot. gas
heat; very nice loc.; poSs. tomor.
row. Call Mrs Cox. LU. 2-S13U OF
ST. 3-136S. ATLAS REALTY co.
MOVE IN BEFORE CHRISTMAS
A charming, slightly used. 2-story
Colonial: g rms, full bsmt., oil
&C. heat; kitchen fully equipped.
Christmas. Call
FINCUAM q 20 I'm 4-S3e3
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CHEyERLY. No imitation in this
price, as owner is selling below
market value. 7-rm. brick colonial
on large lot with detached garage
"iq baths. fun basemt, rec rm. and
screened porch Bus at door. 500 :
500, with q 600 down. THE
PERRY BOSWELL CO, WA
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BRANDYWINE. MD, Route 3Ol. IT
mi, D. C.-"-bedrm. Cape Cod with
stairway TO unfin attic. Lge. liv.
nm. equip. kit. oil heat. util. rm
aluminium comb storm doors, win
dnws and awnings, Lee. lot with
trees. S10.g50. assume CT loan
with small down nayt. PTNKNEY
A. EARNSHAW. jR, Clinton. Md
Arizona sun., 1955-11-04


200 children. The amazing thing
was, both mothers and fathers were
present:
Canapes, kool aid. candided ap-
pies, assorted candies, pop corn,
cakes, pies and cookies, and hot
dogs, and coffee for the adults,
were enjoyed. Games and dancing
were enjoyed by youngsters. The
following ladies by contributing all
food and decorations made this pro-
ject possible: Mesdames Pauline
Edwards, Ada Mills, Erma Adams,
Pearlie Mae Lewis, Omega Chapel
la, Verna Mae Stafford, Estella
Hamilton, Mary Hutchings, E. Hill,
Hester Taylor, Lola Hicks, Ida Ro-
land, Lottie Day, Mable Hutching-
son, Betty Colbert, Eula Batey,
Geneva Wilson, Kuykendall, Woo
ten, Lena Williams and Rose Web
Der Music was furnished by the
Arizona sun., 1955-11-04
Jone Washington

day night with Jane as hostess. The
officers having been duly installed
will move to their new places at
next meeting. Prexy Rachael Lon
don, gave a short talk asking the
girls cooperation which was duly
pledged.
The girls wish to congratulate
member Madge Olliver-H4rper on
her recent entry into Holy wedlock
with Mr. Paul Harper.
Jane served chicken pie, pimen-
toed asparagus tips, candied yams,
tOmato-cottage cheese salad and
cranberry sauce, and hot. home
made rolls. The diversion was
whist.
Mrs. Madge Harper will host the
club on the third Wednesday night.
Arizona sun., 1955-11-04
LOYAL BUDDIES

The Loyal Buddies held a special
meeting to congratulate the Desert
Mashie Clubs beauty contest win
ner, Miss Betty Johnson Of Globe,
and to plan several affairs in her
honor. Miss Johnson was spon-
Sored by the Buddies. The regular
meeting of the club will be Sunday
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Miller on East Parkway
drive. The BuddieS calvacade to
Mexico will be on the Goth of this
month, for the winners of the Big
broadcast AS usual a cocktail par
ty will be held in Tucson for those
who make the trip.
Arizona sun., 1955-11-04
DOING THE TOWN
Jone Washington

son. Marie Armstrong, Matte
Steele, Alice Truss. Ruth Edwards,
Susan Green, Margaret Goode, En-.
ma Jean johnson, Marie Montgom-
cry and Hazel Hendrix. The judges
were Mesdames 4 Matte {, Hackett
and Della Martin, f. C. Eland,
Attys Henry Towles and J. Ernest
Wilkins and DR. L. c.. Wormley.
They brought in the following de-
cision: Desert Mashie queen, 1st
.clace-Miss Betty Johnson, Globe,
sponsored by the Loyal Buddies;
2nd-Marie Montgomery, Tucson,
Dukes Drive Inn, and 3rd-Ruth
Edwards, Phoenix, Elks club. Miss
Johnson was also awarded a unique
set Of costume jewelry donated by
Mrs. Beth Andre-Norris, (MisS Ari-
zona). Trophies were presented to
all of these bronze beauties.
President Harry Session was
NC.
The Desert Mashie Club is open
for fellow golfers to join.
Chairman Ben Washington is to
be commended for his untiring eff
fort in putting this affair over in
big way. Next year we hope to
have a larger array of beauties.
Also we commend the Arizona Sun
for publicity and also the many
sponsors for their contribution.
Arizona sun., 1955-11-04
PRE-HALLOlVEEN PARTY

Last Sunday afternoon, the home
of the John Webhers was the scene
Of a huge pre-Halloween party for
the neighbOrhOod and district chill
dren in the Longfellow school area.
The children arrived at four o'clock
decked out in halloween costumes
and masked, to enter an Alice in
Wonderland : setting, gayly deco
rated in the holiday motif. The
yard was packed to capacity with
Arizona sun., 1955-11-04
MERRY MIXERS
INSTALL OFFICERS

Mrs. Marie Walton was hostess
to the Merry Mixers club last Sun
day afternoon when the officers
for incoming fiscal year were duly
installed.
Mrs. Edna Jordon, a past presi-
dent, installed the officers, and in
her own inimitable way instructed
the following as to their duties:
president, Rachael London; vice
president, Essie Pruitt; secretary.
Arvella Bledsoe; associate secre-
tary, Geneva Cebbs; treasurer,
Jane Washington; reporter, Doris
Dennis; critic, Cora Grimes: sick
and social, Lennie Williams, and
Leola Dykes, club sweetheart, Mil
ton Lewis, and helping hand, Mrs.
Pauline Jordon.
Corsages were presented to both
out going and new presidents.
Marie served a delicious ham din
ner and all the delectables that
made it complete. The girls were
elated to have Mrs. Jordon present
as she was the presiding officer for
several years, and as usual, her pep
talk was wholeheartedly approved
by all the members.
The Merry Mixers met Wednes-
Arizona sun., 1955-11-04

writer ond spouse).
The idea was hatched by Mrs,
Pauline Edwards.
Due to the fact there is no PT.A,
or parents club in the Longfellow
district, this group of ladies ser
lected committee to contact the
principal of the school to see about
forming one. The principal agreed
it was needed and gave them the
go ahead sign. Now this committee
is to canvass the neighborhood and
take a poll on whether it is to be
a P.T.A. or a Parents club. For
more information, contact MAs.
Rose Webber, at Webbers Eastlake
Mortuary on East Jefferson Street.
Arizona sun., 1955-11-04
PERSONAL. MENTION

Mrs. Roberta Strickland was hos
tess to group Of friends, last Sun
day at her home on East Jones.
Present to enjoy the Turkey dinner
were MmeSsrs and Mesdames
Charles Reynolds Walter Feagins,
William Cobbs, Henry Strickland,
Wright end Mrs. Ivern Mcconnell.
Music and cards followed.
Arizona sun., 1955-11-04

Miss MattiWilda Dobbs arrived
yesterday for her first recital in
Phoenix. She will appear tonight
at Phoenix Union High School Aud
itoriunr. Curtain rises at $50 pm.
Arizona sun., 1955-11-04
BUFFET DINNER PARTY

The William Cobbs and Ben
WashingtonS entertained a group
of friends, Friday night immediate
ly after the Beauty Contest, at "a
buffet dinner. The menu consisted
of barbecued ribs and cocktails.
Dancing was the diversion. The
guest list was headed by the beauty
winner, Miss Betty Johnson, and
2nd place winner. Miss Marie
Montgomery. The entire group
from Tucson and Globe along with
a large number of Phoenicians
were present to enjoy this hospital
ity.
Arizona sun., 1955-11-04
sAHUARo SHRINE F,Ez CLUB

Due to a misunderstanding on
the date of last meeting the cleo
tion of officers for the Sahuaro
Shrine Fee club will be held Sun
day night, November 6, at the Elks
Home.
Arizona sun., 1955-11-04
MaricOpa Branch NAACP

The Maricopa Branch of the
NAACP held it's regular monthly
meeting at the Elks Home, Tues
day night. Plans were made for the
big rally to be held at Phoenix
Union High School on November
19 for the defense fund in the Till
case. The nominating committee
made report on nominees for COM
ing year. Election will be held on
the first Tuesday night in Decem-
Der. The Christmas seal chairman,
Mrs. Rose Smith made her report.
A large number of members were
present.
Arizona sun., 1955-11-04

The Desert Mashie Golf Clubs
bathing beauty contest at the Elks
club last Friday night, was at
tended by a capacity crowd. Ten
lovely laSsieS were presented in
the persons of Misses: Betty John
Arizona sun., 1955-11-04
Jottngs On Your
SOCIAL and CLUB AFFAIRS
Coll your into the office before
Wednesday, PM = Phone Al 3-3682
Visits Friend

Miss Ruth Jackson Of Globe Aris
zona, was the past weekend guest
Of Mrs. Lucy Ford of 1347 East
Monros Street. After attending
services at Bethlehem Baptist
Church with Mrs. Ford on Sunday
morning Miss Jackson returned to
her home.
Arizona sun., 1955-11-04
GRAND CANYON TEMPLE
NO. All
NO. 437

The Grand Canyon Temple will
hold it's regular meeting Friday
night. All daughters are urged to
attend.
The halloween party sponsored
by the organization was a huge
success.