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Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21
Milford Church
Bowling League

Individual averages tmen): II.
Hall, 40; B. Nauman, 167; p. Nc
Matt, 1853; F. Wolfe, 156; H. Saun-
ders, 154; H. Davis, 154; B. Worm
ington, Isl; G. Marshall, 149; ID.
Milbury, 148; w. Hohorst, 145; z.
Simpson. IA; R. Kemp, 139; E.
Postles, 139; d. Smith, 148; d.
Hall, 1877; E. Wolfe, 1873; z. Meteli-
ca, 1873: II. Argo, 1873; B. Kitchens.
131; c. Thomas, 131: NJ. Shockley,
130; H. Stauffer, 1913; r. Hoggatt,
12S; H. Frankel, 127; P. Teare,
127; X. Robinson, 127; B. Dorman,
1876; o. Webb, 1874; d. Fry, 124; X.
120; B. Gordon, 120; ID.
Downes. 118; ]. Pearce, 116; L.
102; Fl. Muncy, 90:
r. Stauffer, 81. (Women: J. Muir
ply, 121; B. Saunders. 116: L. Da-
Wis, ia; d. McNatt, 113; L. Worm
ington, 103. p Kemp. IS: NJ
So; s. Frankel, 81. (12
games or more)
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21

Turkish newspapers normally
carry their headlines in red ink.
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21

Mrs. Margaret Mayo, age 85, pass
ed away Tuesday, Feb. is, 1858, at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Greely Pierce on Old Shawnee Road,
near Milford.
Mrs. Mayo was born in New
Hampshire, but lived most of her
life in Lewistown, Maine, until
six years ago when Mr.. Pierce was
transferred to Milford by the w. t.
Grant Co.
Mrs. Mayo is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Greedy Pierce of
Milford; Mrs. John Richard, Mary
eta, Pa: five sons, Waiter Mayo,
J0nesborO, Ark; Emmett, Whining
ton; Bernett, Charlottesville, Va;
John Colonial Beach, Va; Laurence,
Brooklyn, n. Y; % grandchildren.
II great grandchildren.
Services viii be held in st. Johns
Catholic Church, Friday. Feb. 81.
The Rosary was said at the Lof-
land Funeral Home. Thursday,
Feb. goth at p. m. Father John ].
Corrigan will officiate
Interment in Lewistown, Maine.
Please omit flowers.
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21

DAIRY MEETING - The annual
meeting of the Sussex County Dairy
Herd Improvement Association will
be held in the Wesley Community
Hall on Wednesday, March 9Th, at
700 p. m.
Albert Lank, Association Presi-
dent, in making the announcement,
stated that this is the thirteenth
year our members have met for the
purpose of reviewing the progress
we have made over the past -
months and to plan our activities
for the coming year. Each year has
seen our Association grow and at
the present time We have 80 mem
bers with 1888 cows on test
Mr.. Lank pointed out that COM
mittees would be named this week
to develop complete plans for the
dinner and the meeting agenda
which would be published in next
weeks edition of this paper
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21
Local Happenings

MEETING POSTPONED - Ow-
ing to the weather conditions the
Millwood Sunshine Society has
postponed their 31st anniversary
dinner ard business meeting until
March.
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21

Y Calvary Methodist
Church on Saturday,
+ e b bruary Is, at
three o'clock, Miss
Patricia Ann Rob-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-05
:: Dunbar Junior High School :

The Dunbar Jr high school National Society," in an inn
pressive Induction ceremony, welcomed students as
members of the organization. Students earning this signal
honor Sara Ann Green Clarence ir Jordan
Irma Mann, Anna Jean Williams and Jennifer L.
Wnstead Mrs N G. Coulter organizer and sponsor
State National Honor Societies. guest speaker for the
casion She delivered thought provoking stimulating
course the subject Stairway Success in which
made the cardinal principles of the National Honor Society
meanngful and atainable all students
Leon Adams accompanied by Arthur Porter rendered
artistic and meodous clarinet solo that thrilled
Other musical selections provided by the Dunbar Jr
High School Chorus under the direction Galloway
and Sybi Jordan who sang with Song My Heart
tia Terrence and Jennfer Wnsead Queen
Day, respectively in honor of their having JAS
for the first grading period Leetia Terrence of
the seventh grade and Jennfer Wnsead the eighth grade
Gloria Nelson, Bobbe Reeves, Ellen Savie Carolyn Will
Hams, John Bush jr, William Davis, Henry L. jr
Mahon Martin group of Honor Roll Students
ushers The sponsored by the Honor Society
nittee: Mrs. E. Gettis Cleo Johnson Mrs p Parr
Hartman. Edwin L. Hawkins principal.
The following Pupils made all AS second six Weeks:
7 GradeJacqueyn Evans Myrtle Ragand Letetia
9th Grade-Sybil Jordan Gloria Harper
These Pupils made average of "a better:
7h Gradevoy Alice Dansby Jacquelyn Evans Sharon
er Ruth Helen Jones, Piccoa Lamb Lawson Linda
r. Moore Myrtle Ragland Letea Terrence Vaughn
Geraldine Williams Estela Weitherspoon Carolyn Williams
9th Grade-Jon Bush Beverly Grant Horn Henry
L. jones' Ira Manu. Mahon Martin Bobby Reaves rma
Jean Rouen, Melrita Russ Ellen Savle Chery Washington
Anna Jean Williams Jennifer Winstead.
9Th Grade-Djuanna Phae Burns, William Davis Gloria
Harper, Sybl Jordan Ruth Joyner
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-05
:: Scipio A. Jones High School :
FROM CLASSROOM TO CONCERT

FROM CLASSROOM TO CONCERT
The Band and Its Members l. Instrumentation Rehearsal
Periods, g. Material, a. Grade S. Interest 6. Officers
The Instrumentation: | Flute, Carines Trumpets,
Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone Alto Horns from
bones, Baritine Horns, Bass Horns Drums, Bells
The first daily period from 9:00-1000 up for
Concert and Marching Band Rehearsa with the period
Section Rehearsal Dance Band and Individual Instruction
The material in Music library is composed of al
types of music from Rock Roll the
the masters
The Band members include grades through T. 9Th
grade member 9Th grade members; 10th grade IL
bers; 18th grade II members and 18th grade 19 members
Interest: The members have many interests other than
music and active in school organizations They
Student Council PresdentJoseph Brown Horn; Student
Council VicePresden Carl Richardson BARTON horn q
President Martha Stewart Drum Major Future Teachers
Treasurer Luther Evans Trombone; Tradesmen
dent LTnuel boxes, Clarinet; Tradesmen
Michael Cooney Clarinet Tradesmen Treasurer Frank Cook
Trumpet Photography Club VicePresden Leonard Bynum
Drums; Photography Club Reporter
bone Audio Visual Aids Secretary Thompson Trumpe
Junior Student Council VcePesident- Patsy Green
Student Council Treasurer Sandra Richardson's and
President Ella Groom
Band Leaders: Student Director Terrell Sanders
Leaders, CairnetsLmuel Dokes; Trumpets-James Oliver
Hons-Joseph Brown, TrombonesAlison Duncan
L Harris, Percussons Willie Clark NJ Cannon Diector
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-05
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-05

Eugene Pitts-204 votes
Elisa Sims-76 votes
Associate Editor
Lillian Lewis-193 votes
Robbie Burton-133 votes
Feature Editor
Shirley Simmons-212 votes
Micheal Burns-100 votes
Fun and Jokes Editor
Carolyn Burks-139 votes
Mary F. Henderson-216 votes
Sports Editor
Byron Jarrett-124 votes
Isiah Abraham-212 votes
Art Editor
Richard Johnson-215 votes
James Harris-112 votes
Circulation Manager
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-05
Carver-Pfeifer

Interest was high at Carver
and Pfeifer elementary schools
on Wednesday, November 26th
when 905 pupils went to the
polls to vote for Home Room
Reporters and Staff Members for
the Blue and White Flash, the
school paper.
Pupils qualified earlier for poll
tax receipts by reporting to
school by 8:45 a. m. Monday,
November oath.
Returns on positions for staff
were.
Editor in Chief
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-05

ture of the special emphasis by
the school in social studies as it
applies to citizenship privileges
and responsibilities. Mrs. Ruby
Mccoy, fifth grade teacher, coor-
dinated the election. Mrs. Bobbie
H. Johnson, third grade teacher
is chairman of school paper COM
mittee.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-05
Stephens School

HONOR ROLL for the second
six weeks period
Grade 6
Frank Brooks
Henry Droughter
Sandra Johnson
Morris Thompson
Viola Vaughn
Joyce Walls
Marcia Woods
Grade
Mary Droughter
Ethel Harrell
Gwendolyn Joyner
Sandra Robinson
Traftin Thompson
Grade
Phyllis Davis
Charles Finley
John Johnson
Billy Mathis
Rita Ann Moore
Rita Washington
Linda Souder
Autry Lee Wright
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-05
Grade 3

Maxine Banks
Jerry Chandler
Claryee Gibson
Charles Johnson
Wilma Jones
Myrtle Penny
Clifford Rice
Carolyn Rose Scribner
Michael Smith
10 Ann Souder
Marion Thomas
Pinkie Thompson
Francetta Terrence
Christine Vaughn
Larry Walker
Sandra Walker
Linda Walls
Continued on page Seven
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-05

Barbara EWing-49 votes
Charles Dokes-175 votes
Home Group Reporters elected
were.
Carolyn Kirby
Ina Ruth Scoggins
Norma Trimble
Ada Lois Keown
Paul Freeman
Carolyn Phillips
Bertha Tops
Marilyn Pitts
Veda Faye Miller
Carolyn Ridgle
Gary L. Anderon
Royce E. KeoWn
Patricia Mccoy
Reginal HaWkin
Sylvia King
Charlotte DilIard
Sylvia King
Charlotte billiard,
Willie Jones
Michael Rice
Gilda Cole
Phyllis Deadman
Robbie Burton
Sarita Abram
Ollie Mae Bottman
Monroe Mckinney
Doris Bennett
Michael Mcdaniel
Paul Glass
Carolyn Bobo.
Teachers ale authorized to give
the marked ballots to the pupils
to take home to their p7rents for
observation. This is another fea-
= -
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-05

NOTICE TO SCHooLs-Al School News must be in this
office by each Friday for publication the following
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08
Trents Mill

Mrs, Guy McCraw has returned
from Willis Hospital and
is improving nicely
Revlvals are going on at Cedar
Church and Mt Zion this week Re
viVal Will c D III III nee at Jones
Chapel the fifth Sunday in August
We want the prayers Of All the
communities for the success Of
these REVEALS and We also want
all the people who can to help at
the revival
Mrs. Robert Spcas il not 50 well
at this writing
Recent callers in the Jones home
were Dr. and Mrs Bill Neiland, oi
MARYLAND Mrs. Neiland is known
here as pr N. Davidson's dauRh-
ter. Mi and MIS- Elon Miner and
Mrs Annie Miner. of Richmond.
and Mrs Morris Keller and chill
drcn also visited there
MIR. and Mrs. Marvin Jones and
children were In Farmyillc On bust
ness last week
Mss Gan Jones spent the week
end III Cartcrsvillc visiting hcr
schoolmatrs.
We have had some nice rains
lately which were very beneficial
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08
Worminstcr News
Helps Younger Brother
Celebrate 0Oih Birthday

Mrs. A. G. Wood and Miss Cora
Wood. Of Wineina with Mrs j G.
Dunklm. Of nlllwyn, attended the
birthday celebration Of Mrs. Wood S
brother. H. NJ I,arflS, IN Rich
mond on his Goth birthday Mrs.
Wood is y years Old. Mr. Harris is
we'll known in Buckinsham county
and this area
D. G. Buddy Hershey spent the
week end with his parents, MI and
Mrs. W. G HorSlcy. and took his
son. Dougla Wavne Horslev. back
to Richmond With him He has
spent the past week here with his
erandparent.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Raeland
and SON Gary. visited Mr.. and
Mrs L. l. Miles for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Brace and
daughters. RUBY. Mary ard Esther.
of Rock Castle visited Mrs. Clara
Miles al Glenmorc.
Mrs l. L. Miles and two chill
dren. Of Glcnmore. visited friends
and relative in MARYLAND Mr. and
Mrs. + ] Miles. Nh and Mrs.
Frank Ragland Nh and Mrs.
Thomas Ragland and Nh and Mrs.
H. l. Queensland.
MIR and Mrs. RAYMOND Dolan. OF
Ohio. are spending a few DAYS with
Mr.. and Mrs. T G. Adcock Mr.
and Mrs Adcock viii 20 back to
Ohio with them for 4 visit
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08
Powlatan News

Mr.. and Mrs p H. START and
son, 81 Winston Salem. N al. were
guests Of Mi and Mrs James Sui
Ivan
The May Memorial Sunday School
held il annual picnic at Man
chester Lake Saturday afternoon
Mrs W. r Parker, Mrs Charles
Celia and Miss IrYa Jessup are
spending a few day Al thn Caro-
Imam Hotel IN Mays Head N E.
Mr. and Mrs Orler Meyer. III
and Betty left Saturday fol visit
with Mr. and Mrs John T Heath
near Washington They VIII spend
part Of their vacation At the
Beach
r II Yates. d H Wrieht. vi
A stonnell. o " Ball Jr.. and
&. NJ Palmore spent FRIDAY and
Saturday al the Yates CABIN On the
Rappahahnock River
MISS Margaret Nichols ~ Eon
Air. spent The week end With Nh
and MIS- II. II. Nichols.
Mir and Mrs Oren Collier and
boys left Sunday for a trip to WIS
consln
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08

Mr. and Mrs Frank Gunter and
two children brought their uncle
John Catlett, back Saturday after,
noon. He has been visiting them foi
a week in Lynchburg
MIR and Mrs. Jesse Can and two
children. Of Booncs Mil in Franklin
County. visited Nh and Mrs r. G
Adcock Saturday.
Robert - Critz. postmaster al
Mantco. Is a patient IN Sonthslde
Hospital He underwent surgery the
first Of last week
Mrs. Susie Raeland is spending
some time at Schuyler With hen
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Aubrey Pace
F. r. Moon. Jr.. and Frank Rus
sell Moon, III, are spending this
week III New York With the Farm
vile Herald New York Club tour
Mrs Moon is spending the week ii
Norfolk with her brothcr-ln-law and
sister. Capt. and Mrs. X L. Butler
Annie Lou and Gene Re are spend
ING the week at Travellers Rest
with Miss Louise B. Horsley and
Mr and Mrs. G H Moon
Miss Mary E Glover has re-
turned from Norfolk where she
visited her brother-in-law and Sis
ter, MIR. and Mrs r F. Viccelllo
Her nephew. Henry Vicello. came
with her for a visit
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08
scottsviIIe News

Mf ana Mrs Jack EaS'oh ahe
and MIS-. BeuIah Easton. u CHAR
lottesyille. spent Sunday with Nh
and Mrs David Eastan
Mrs " A Dansey and Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Lewis Dansey. OF
Falls Church spent The Week end
with Mr. and Mrs Wilson Dansey
dro .Jl '.'' In sl,adav FL cbieano ,'' 4
attend the National Retail Hard
waro Congress
NJ. and I'LL Hsroid MAMMA md
daughters. Shcrl and Robbie moved
NJ M JACK Cas-jol fam nrar Hou
afds9iIIc alr AID Ms Caeicl are
moving fo CA4rlo;tesg5,1r
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08
Guinco Mills News
Waycasters Share
Ice Cream With
Sunday Guests

Mrs. r. c. Wilson was moved
Monday from the Farmville hos
pital to the University Hospital at
Charlottesville She is improving
X G. Wilson spent Sunday with
Mrs Wilson.
What can be better on Il hot day
| than a freezer Of homemade ice
cream? Enjoying ice cream with
Mr. and Mrs. j. ID Waycastcr last
Sunday afternoon were Mr. and
Mrs. Dot Huskey and children. Mr.
and MIS- Carl Banton and family
Mrs Waycasters mother. Mrs
Banton. of Farmyillc. and MIR. and
Mis- A G. Waycaster and daugh-
ter. of Dlllwyn
Calling on MI and Mrs Paul
Erwin Saturday evening were Mi.
and MS Hugh Brown.
Wyatt Mooreiield, who had spent
the past week IN Richmond. re-
turned TO his home here Sunday He
was accompanied BY Mr. and Mrs
Clyde SIMS and children and Mrs.
Gladys Bradley. of Richmond
Visits Son
Mrs. Frank VoRel spent last week
end IN Arlington with Nh and Mrs
Fitzhugh Bartol and son
Doc" Mooreficld Is a patient in
sonthside Hospital We Wish HIM a
speedy recovery.
Mrs II r. Chick of Takoma
Park Md (, has spent the past week
with her sister, Mrs J G. Amos
Nh and Mrs Eddie Smith. Of
Richmond spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs + W Blanton and daueh-
ten and Miss Laura Blanton
Excitement ran high in the W c
Hedfick home this week as Mrs
w c Hediick prepared for a
weeks trip to New York with the
other Farinville Herald Club mem
bers. G and Peggy eagerly
awaited Saturday when they would
make the trip to grandmother s.
Mrs Leslie Lane of Dendron. for
the week Ralph said Daddy needs
me at home III stay and help
him
Nj and Mrs Homer Rove have
made several visits to see Mrs
Rove $ father. T + Stinson, who
IL a patient IN Southside Hospital
Arizona sun., 1958-11-20

Fall winter months just to call for substantial
desserts After served family apple mnce and
Kin you'll delight in the flavor change this Sour
the delicate hint of spice just enough set taste buds
gng Enriched meal in the crust gives pleasant crunch
makes perfect foil for the filing Even beginning
pie will the with which meal crust be
rolled.
Serve Sour Cream an Pie the climax to special meal
surprise friends for tea with this unusual treat
Sour Cream-Raisin Pie
Makes 9-inch
Pie Crust: Filling:
L4 cup enriched meal 3/4 cup sugar
3/4 cup sfted enriched Pip tablespoons flour
-four 3/4 teaspoon cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon salt IA teaspoon nutmeg
ia cup shortening 1/2 teaspoon salt
8 to a tablespoons cold eggs, beaten
water cups cultured
l-1/2 rasns
For pie crust t together meal -four and salt into bowl
Cut shortening until mixture resembles crumbs Add
water tablespoon at time mixing with fork until pastry
Roll out form circle than inverted plate
Heat to moderate (350'F For filing combine dry in
gradients Beat until fluffy add sour cream mix
Add dry ingredients mixture and thoroughly Lightly
in Pour filling mixture into chilled pie she'll
Bake in preheated 350F hour until silver knife
inserted in center Of filing comes out clean.
Arizona sun., 1958-11-20
Eastlake Park Highlights
BY Clarence A. Jackson

Earssy, David Phillips, Regina
Moreland and Willie Boswell.
Ladies, don't forget our WV
Wives. They meet every Thurs
day, $50 to pm.
Our craft class is in the pro-
cess of putting on a"masSive as
sault" to get new members. A.
dultS interested in ceramics,
copper work, leather and water
coloring, please call Eastlake
Park or come to the group meet
ings on Wednesday and Friday
8 to 10 pm. Phone AL 8-7313,
Ext. 393.
The final game Of the flag
football season will be played
tonight at Eastlake with Golden
Gate.
Basketball Is in the air. Girls
who would like to play on a
team, report to Shirley Smith,
Thursday, $3.50 pm. Boys 10 16
may report to Kenny Grimes or
Frank Holloway.
Don't forget Bandstand on
Friday 4 pm. to $50 pm. featur-
ing Jim Titus.
Arizona sun., 1958-11-20
COUNTING OUR MERCIES

Counting up our mercies and
our everyday reasons for graft
tude, looking at the hundred
little things and large things,
gentle words, loving smiles,
flowers sent to cheer us, children
to greet us, old friends to advise
and middle-aged friends to up
hold us, good books to read, dear
songs to sing, meetings in glad
ness, even parting in hope for
the better life, We do not know
where to end the list. The only
thing to do is to live always IN
an atmosphere sweet and vital
with thanksgiving. praise GOD
from whom all blessings fowl
Margaret E. Sangster
Arizona sun., 1958-11-20

We will publish a calendar OF
events, starting next week, OF
the activities being put on at
EaStlake by the VAC (young
adult club groups.
There are two groups of YACs,
the college and high school
meeting every Friday, g. 11p.m.
and Tuesday, 7 = 10 pm, respect
lively.
There has been drawn up by
the groups, a line of distinetion
in that on each groups night the
other will relinquish the privilege
of using the canteen during their
hours of activities. This does not
mean they will have to leave the
building. There are other places
they may 60, such as: gym, game
room and rooms backstage.
New week, Tuesday Nov. Is at
z pm. in the Canteen, the high
school YACs will present Marie
Tarango - pantomine; Lin d a
Hayes, piano solo; Francis Limbs
vocal solo and Joella Russell
and her quartette. The entertairt.
ment committee consists of Nina
johnson, Robert Lewis, Bobby
Arizona sun., 1958-11-20
Antioch Baptist Church

Al North I1th Street
Rev. N. E. Nicholason, Pastor
$50 am. Sunday school
II 100 am. Morning worship
Arizona sun., 1958-11-20
Lucy Phillips Memorial Church

Corner 14th at East Adams
Rev. G. w. Williams, Pastor
$50 am. Sunday school
1900 am. Morning worship
Arizona sun., 1958-11-20
New Salem Baptist Church

1706 East Lincoln
Rev. Leo NickolS, Pastor
Gas am. Sunday school
1890 am. Morning worship
Arizona sun., 1958-11-20
NOTES
BY Leroy Holmes

Mrs. Ollie Mae johnson, Mrs.
Ruby Jefferson and Mrs. Grille
Clark were weekend motorist to
Globe and Stafford, and on their
return home through Wilcox and
Tucson, were most surprised by
the snow storm.
The Daughters Of Blooming
Rose Tabernacle No. 81 had a
rummage sale Saturday in the
Mason's Hall, 25O9 e. Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amanda Marcado,
1925 w. Maricopa recently gave
a shower for their three month
old son, John. Special guests
were Mrs. Agnes Wilson and Mrs.
Ora Jackson. Spanish food was
served. The baby received many
useful gifts.
Happily married, last Friday
evening were Miss Merveline
Johnson and Mr.. Raymond Hill.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Johnson, 811
South 3rd. Avenue. Guests at
tending were MeSsrs and Mines
Levi Coleman, Oliver Harris,
Hugh Johnson, Mack Curry,
Samuel Johnson, Elmo Wooten,
Clifford Clark, and Joseph
White. Also Carolyn Clark, Verna
Lee ArnSta, Francis e. Austin,
Marie Russell, Laura White, Es-
tella Dudley, Rebecca Perry,
Betty Jean Braggs, Pearl Riley,
Pearlie Mae Love, Martha Vir-
ginia Stoglin, jeanette Lister,
Maudie Mae Stoglin, Gloria Dean
BraggS, Emma Murry, and Marie
Brunner. And Arthur Washing
ton, Donald E. Ashworth, William
Hill, Robert Marshall, Vanny
Mitchell and Ernest Gibson.
Mrs. Inez Harris, 1913 E. Wood
st. was host to the Famous IL
Club last week. Members carried
a cover dish.
Sick list: Mrs. Margaret Ross,
1901 w. Sonora, in Memorial
Hospital; Mrs. Ida Mae Amay
2522 S. 9Th Avenue in st. Joseph
Hospital. The latter's son Sgt.
Wilton Pruitt from Honolulu Is
at her bedside.
Arizona sun., 1958-11-20

BETHEL anne Church
4th Place and Pima, Mesa
Rev. Mrs. Helen Thomas, Past0R
$50 am. Sunday School
11:15 am. Morning Worship.
Arizona sun., 1958-11-20
Wesley Methodist Church

1902 East Washington
Rev. Charles F. HarlinS, PaStOR
9:45 am. Sunday school
l1:00 am. Morning worship
Arizona sun., 1958-11-20

Visiting
Sgt. Robert Benson is in the
city visiting his sister and brothe
er-i1i-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Crosby, and parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. F. Benson.
Sgt. Benson, who has been
stationed in Washington, stopped
over enroute to Europe for over
seas duty.
Arizona sun., 1958-11-20
CHURCH
NEWS
Sunday
Art Exhibit, Tea, at Wesley,

OJ
AS part of its program for the
community, Wesley Methodist
Church will present an Art Ex-
hibit Tea, Sunday, November 23,
at the church, 1902 e. Washing
ton Street. Everyone is invited
to attend betweelA the hours OF
8 and 6 pm.
Paintings by Mrs. William
Corbin, Eugene Grigsby IN d
Roosevelt Woods will be featured.
Sponsoring the affair are: Mrs.
Larken Shelton, Mrs. Jesse Scott
and Mrs. William Littleton.