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Arizona tribune., 1964-10-23
Couple Found Dead
In Motel

NEW ORLEANS Two pro-
minent church and civic leaders
we're found dead in a motel room
outside of the city limits. The
bodies of Mrs. Elizabeth Harris
Jarvis and Solomon Borrikins
were discovered two days after
they had been reported missing.
Borrikins, a postal employee,
was a officer of the First Metho-
dist Church and an officer of the
Scottish Rite Freema sons.
Mrs. Jarvis was the sister of
Rev. T. B. Harris, pa stor of
First St. Methodist Church.
They had registered as man
and wife. Authorities are inves-
tigating their deaths. Both bodies
were swollen twice their normal
size.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-10-23

Paul S. Carter is an appliance
salesman in Montgomery Ward,
Thomas Mall store, 44th and E.
Thomas Rd.
Mr.. Carter, his wife, Helen.
and two children, Paulette and
Allan, moved to the city from
Baltimore, Md.
He was a real estate broker
for Is years and is a veteran.
Arizona tribune., 1964-06-19
ESQ ,oooth GAS METER TO Be INSTALLED BY APPS

area in the past four yeaks.
The gift postlight will carry
a plate bearing this inscription:
welcome to the home of the
250,000th gas meter installed by
Arizona Public Sercice Com
pany."
Although Public Service and
its predecessors have been sup
plying gas to Arizonans since
1886. most Of the quarter-mil-
lion gas meters installed have
been placed in service only since
1884.
In that year, Central Arizona
Light and Power Company
switched from manufactured gas
to natural gas in the Phoenix
area, which now Is the heart of
the present firms service area.
At that time, Calapco had only
1920 gas customers.
Arizona tribune., 1964-06-19

Arizona Public Service Com
panys $500 employees are wait
ing for next Friday. June %.
Then APPS will install Its
25O,OOOth natural gas meter. The
companys rate Of meter install
lations--an average of 200 a
week--indicates the quarter mil
kionth meter should be ready for
installation then.
Sprague Meter Company Of
Bridgeport, Conn.,, will provide
chrome-plate meter to be used
when the quarter-millionth re-
quest for gas service comes in.
In addition to receiving the
chrome plated meter, the
50,0O0th customer will be pre-
scented a gas postlight by Public
Service. The light will be sim
liar to the more than Is 900 gas
postlights homeowners have had
installed in the utilitys service
Arizona tribune., 1964-06-19

In one compact unit electric
heat pump refrigeration
and heating provides cool,
constant comfort in the
summer, acknowledging the
air and filtering out dust
and pollens. In winter, the
same unit heats your home,
with no seasonal chongeover
service coll required.
Installation and maintenance
costs are cut to minimum
because the compact heat pump
has fewer parts and needs no
vents, hues, gas or water lines.
1t can be placed practically any
where and, in many cases, your
existing duct work can be utilized.
Arizona tribune., 1964-06-19

Special to home decorators:
Those elusive closet light switch
cords will be easier to find in the
dark if you string them with chill
dren's large wooden beads. Be
sure to tie big knot in the end
of the cord so the beads won't
slide off.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-02-21
ELKs CORN Err
C. McCLAMMY

First and third Thursday even
ing of each month Antler Guard
meetings are held at 1880 pm.
Feb. 2l-Regular DIT. meeting;
Feb. 23-Antler Guard Tea inLos
Angeles; Feb. % PERC and
PDRC joint meet at Yuma; Feb.
25-Reg. lodge meeting; Feb. %
Coronation Ball, DIT. Esther Nc
Elroy will be crowned queen.
Feb. 20 Annual Leap Year
Dance-$l.
Join in and send your letters
nominating your choice of a
brother of daughter for the Elk
of the Year. Send letters to
Maple Lee Pratt, l7l6 W. Mo-
have. Program will be held April
26.
All Elk members are invited
to attend the PISA convention
committee meetings. This is your
PISA and you should take part.
They start again in Mar.
Second and fourth Sundays of
every month at 4 PM, are the
dates. Plan to attend. We need
your support.
Every Wednesday night the club
is open to all adults for night
Of dancing. Free admission.
Bro. Roscoe Patterson has re-
turned home after a five day OBJ
servation period at St. Joseph S
Hospital.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-02-21
KITCHEN SELLS HOUSE

If you plan to move in few
years. remember that house hunt
ing homemakerS usually head
straight for the kitchen of homes
that are up for sale. It's a good
idea to remodel the kitchen now.
installing one of the new high
oven electric ranges. Your fam
lily will enjoy ii while you live
there. and it will help you sell
your home at better price later.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-02-21
HOUSE FOR SALE

Guildcraft home, 8 bedrm.,
l 3/4 baths. $4,000. Cash to
mortgage ST. 400 or trade for late
model station wagon. 276-5l93.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-02-21

Miss Dorothy Price, Carl Hay
den High School senior, partic-
ipated in the fashion show held at
the school cafeteria, We'd, Feb.
IL.
She models a casual outfit from
Malcolm s Department Store.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-02-21
What's the difference?

A MODERN GAS RANGE WILL SHOW YOU!
modern gas range makes all the difference
difference in the cost Of baking. The cake on
the left was baked in modern gas range for
about half of what it cost to bake the cake the
right in an electric range. Only modern gas
range performs so economically. And only
Arizona tribune., 1964-06-19
NEGRO HISTORY NOTES
Samuel Ward

Ward of the prominent Negroes of the
critical period of history from 1880 1867 Impressed with
superior gifts which gave early Gerrit
enabled him liberal education Ward then entered
upon ministry in the Presbyterian Church. For several
he ded white church South Butler New York. where
according William Wells Brown Ward preached with
agon Ward took the platform from 1910 the Of the
Fugitive Slave Law Of 1850 preached ecred in church.
hail. schoohous and central New York. standing
feet height voice. and energetic
gestures Ward says his bgraher Railways impressed
his highly finished and logical speeches his hearers
Of platform than preacher His
much preach the gospel heaven
preach the gospel this world that calling themselves Christians
and political their fellows
this he travelled through much of this country
visited England 1882 and then went jamaica where ne finally
early Referring the death Of RB
Elliot Frederick Douglass Wards famous contemporary
81 other black be compared
like Elliot, died
of his The thought Of both makes sad
overrich with such and we'll mourn when
one such has fallen.
Arizona tribune., 1964-06-19
FOR WOMEN ONLY

With beef in especially abund-
ant supply, homemakers can af-
ford to do a little experiment.
ing with different cooking meth
DDS. One important factor TO re-
member that certain cuts are
best cooked slow and covered.
Home economists in the US.
Department of Agriculture say
You'll have no trouble deciding
Arizona tribune., 1964-06-19
All Around
By FIoru Ruffin

MIR. and Mrs. Wilbert Flowers
and their son. Brandon, motored
to Texas for a two weeks vaca-
tion. They will visit their parents.
MIR. and Mrs. George Washing
ton and family will spend a few
weeks in Pontiac. Michigan. They
will be houseguests Of Mrs. Dor
othy Van Dyke.
Robin Green is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Florence
Green in Beaumont. Texas.
Mrs. Ida Mae Freeman, Of
Wichita Kansas, recently visited
her brothers Virgil and Luther
Berry.
Mrs. Irene Mcclure. of Leland.
Tex, is in the city visiting her
sister. Mrs. Betty Pitre.
This reporter is happy to see
the face lifting at our Elks Lodge
At. on 9TH Ave-, and 1t makes
the area look better.
Here's to them having grand
Pacific States Convention next
week.
Arizona tribune., 1964-06-19
EIks Corner

June "a, Noon Joint registration
at Elks Lodge
8 pm. Opening Banquet and
Civil Liberties Program at
Bali Hi
June Is 8 am. Daughters Regis
tration Bali Hi
9 am. Brothers Registration
Elks Lodge
10 am. Joint Neurology Ser
vices-Bali Hi
ii am. Joint FraternalGre
ings-Bali Hi
2 pm. Official Business ses-
sion Brothers-Elks Lodge
Daughters = Bali Hi
s pm. Daughters-Panto
BIT Washington School
June 26 8 am. Daughters Bus
mess Session-Bali Hi
9 am. Brothers Business Ses-
Slon-Elks Lodge
8 pm. Oratorical & Musical
Contest-Booker T
4 pm. Bowling Tournament
Southern Lanes
June 27 8 am. Dtrs. Business
Session-Bali Hi
9 am. Bros. Business Ses-
sion-Elks Lodge
S pm. Parade 18th St. Jeffer-
son to Washington West to 9TH
Ave. South to Tonto- East
to 5th Ave and dis-assemble
9p.m. Presidents Ball-Adams
Hotel Patio
June % III am. Joint Memorial
Services at First Institutional
Baptist Church
Arizona tribune., 1964-06-19
DR.. KING RECEIVES
HONORARY DEGREE
FROM YALE

NEW HAVEN, Conn. DR.. Mar
tin L. King, Jr.. received a
standing ovation Of 10000 per-
sons at Yale Universitys 263rd
commencement.
He received an honorary de-
gree of doctor of laws from the
university.
DR.. King, IS, was released
Saturday on 5000 bail from a
St. Augustine. Florida jail.
Twelve other pers ons received
honorary degrees.
Arizona tribune., 1964-06-19

which these are if you know
hwere the cut comes from. If
it's a working muscle--from the
neck, shoulder or leg--it's best
to cook 1t long and slow in a
stightly covered pan.
Meat from section that
doesn't get much exercise--the
rib section, for example--can,
on the other hand, be broiled
or quickly pan fried.
Arizona tribune., 1964-06-19
FOR PHOTOS
CALL 276-2301

Are you interested
.~- i'm an, insured,
Notwithstanding,
40 Investment!
For guaranteed security, there IS
nothing better than a Valley Bank
savings account!
After YOUR deposits bank for full year,
they earn a full AZ interest," compounded quarterly:
(Deposits Of less than years 3h% daily
interest also compounded qunrtely)
Your money insured by Insurance
Corporation. :. up BY than 5000 million !"
resources by IS years Of conservative manage
rt and is ALWAYS readily available you
Open your savings today!
kRh <=ZZ 1EVVzN
r * .,.,,,,. accounts. SO 600. husband. %@
wife cco $4,000
Arizona tribune., 1964-05-22
CAVEL NOTEBOOK

Olive Court FL, Heroines OF
Jericho Prince Hall affiliate,
California-Arizona Jurisdiction,
hosted Mrs. Ruby B. Lewis.
MAGWM, of Oakland, during her
official visit to the city.
Others visiting were Homer
Danley, End grand court director,
Arizona tribune., 1964-05-22

When an asphalt tile floor won't
shine after being waxed, incom-
plete rinsing may be the culprit.
Always follow subscribing
with thorough rinsing, then let
the floor get completely dry-both
before and after waxing.
Arizona tribune., 1964-05-22
TRIAL SET AUG. 3

Shirley Campbell. l6 is now
scheduled to 60 to trial on In
voluntary manslaughter charge
Aug. 8.
The girl of BAH S. 10th Ave.,
originally was charged with muir
der in the fatal stabbing last
July Of Albert Jacobs. l6 of
8l3-F S. 10th Ave. Trial date
originally was set for Nov. %.
Arizona tribune., 1964-05-22

If you are buying. building, remodel
ing or converting from your present
air conditioning system, be sure to
investigate the many advantages OF
modern gas absorption air condition
ing. It's the practical way to year.
round cooling and heating for your
home.
Arizona tribune., 1964-05-22

and Mrs. Semarce b. Martin,
NAM, Crown City #20. of Pasa-
dena.
Local sisters attending the
meeting we're Mesdames Juanita
McCloud, NAM, Lena RISKY, CJA
Irene Eppinger, BM. and Bertha Il
Mathews. .aaA,
Arizona tribune., 1964-05-22
'' CHURCH FAvORS
lNTECRATION

HUBBARD, Iowa The Iowa
Conference of the Evangelical
United Brethren Church went on
record nfavor of welcoming per-
sons of all races into its
churches.
The conference, representing
$4,000 members of 1877 churches
in Iowa, urged its congregations
to extend a cordial welcome to
minority groups.
Arizona tribune., 1964-05-22
4, CONSTANT PEAK PERFORM

hNCk. There's no loss of efficiency
with gas air conditioning. Even after
years of operation, even during
most extreme weather, you always
get the cooling /heating capacity you
paid for.
Arizona tribune., 1964-05-22
LOWER OPERATING COST.

naturally costs less than electricity,
while special summer gas air con-
ditioning rate means even bigger
savings. And, with gas air condition
ing energy consumption does not in
crease with the units age. Your
air conditioning cost starts low -
stays low.
Arizona tribune., 1964-05-22
j, LOWER maintenance. No

moving parts to break down or wear
out means big savings in malnte-
nance, repair and replacement costs
over the years.
Arizona tribune., 1964-05-22
j. WARRANTY /SERvICE. In ad.

dition to an unmatched factory war
ranty, gas air conditioning is backed
by a service policy available from
Arizona Public Service Company.
To learn how modern gas air condi-
tioning can cool your home five ways
better, visit
Arizona Public Service Co.'S
Arizona tribune., 1964-05-22

The Guild sponsored exhibit of works OF Negro
Valley last Sunday the Community Services Bdg
ISIS E. Osborn.
Top Arthur Patrick president
of contributing artists.
Second phoo-Mrs Glendon Corbin displays one of
her works the art show Mr.. and
Mrs Jackson and Mrs. William Cremely.
Mrs. Corbin's work is entitled The Hucksters".
who contributed the show we're I'd Smith, Eugene
Crigsby Young Walter Venerable Roosevelt Woods r
and Carl Craig.
Mrs Corbin exhibited painting piece OF sculpture at e
Ramada Inn at conference called 10 STUDY "i" S pp -
southwest
Arizona tribune., 1964-05-22

4. LONGER LIFE. Gas absorption
air conditioning lasts a to 5 times
longer than other units because there
are no moving parts; no compressor
in the cooling cheating cycle.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-05-08

DELOIS' BEAUTY SHOP
lib w. Grant St.
AL 4-O560
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-05-08
BISHOP ORDERS
DISSERTATION

MOBILE Ala Archbishop
Thomas ]. Toolen ordered every
Roman Catholic school in Ala
bama and northwest Florida de-
segregated in September.
The 77-year-old bishops or
der apparently signalled the
greatest desegregation yet Of
Alabama schools. Only about
dozen Negro children now attend
public schools with whites in that
state. p
In a pastoral letter read to
congregations in every church in
his diocese. Toolen said deseg-
regation was necessary "in JUS
tice and charity"
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-05-08
eomediu'' !. Ill.,; O
And. Penni1esss
\ -s&In.GedW-A9i5s bns
IN lido hlC0q0i uodd !


CHICAGO Stephin dFetchit I'll.
COMEDIAN we'll known for his
shSfMM iy aga SLOW SLOW speech oles is
Ill Agd%ibout, funds in the Cook
ouhtyHospitaI.ad edf oya4s~
Fetchit 'hfade twoRmllion dol
lars during his ~long-Hollywood
career. He recalls the days when
he owned IL expensive cars and
owned mansion stated with l6
Chinese servants.
Att one timent,e owned "a $3.50
cashmere suit and said ~ spent
his dnon&y Wildly .butshas no re-
rretS. ~ I ~ Z & MI ~
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-05-08
New York To See Protests

blame for the resumption Of dem
onstration must be laid at the
feet of Gov. Nelson Rockefeller
and Mayor Robert Wagner for
failing to cancel contracts in
volving unions and contractors
who practice discriminatory hir-
inC
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-05-08

NEW YORK The National As
sociation for the Advancement of
Colored People has asked for
protest demonstrations this sum-
mer at all public construction
sites throughout New York state.
NAACP leaders said that the
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-05-08
DRIVER WANTED

FREE TRANSPORTATION-Help
drive to Oklahoma. Leave the
first week in June APP 1880
after S pm.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-05-08

These photographs show Of the participants Of the Ar
State Employment Sercerban League youth job
which held Saturday First Congregational Church.
Guest speakers discussion leaders included
Saeway Stores Mooroa International Business Machines
and other businesses and industries.
More than 100 pupils attended ways preparing job
applications and how dress plus other helpful job hints.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-05-08

10 M BARBER SHOP
1205 w. Buckeye
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-05-08

SOUBLETS BEAUTY SHOP
20l4 E. Broadway
BR 6-3o64
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-05-08

COLDYS BEAUTY SHOP
1921 E. Broadway
BR 6-oO83
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CLASSIFIED
DIRECTORY

ADRIANNE'S BEAUTY SALON
14l8 E. Washington
258-O5ll
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-05-08

1ACKSONS BEAUTY SHOPPE
1898 E. Madison
AL 2-o54l
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ALBRITTONS BEAUTY SHOP
1916 E. Monroe
AL 4-35o7
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LORETTA'S BEAUTY SHOP
$50 W. Grant St.
254-O7O6
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-05-08

HILLS PHOENIClAN
BEAUTY SHOP
2l10 E. Jefferson
AL $1,000
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-05-08

LADY EBONEE BEAUTY
CENTER
ol7W. Buckeye Rd.
AL 2-2642
Arizona tribune., 1964-04-10
ASU STAR
WINS OLYMPI
TEAM BERTH

NEW YORK = Joe Caldwell, the
highest scorer in the records of
basketball at Arizona State Uni
versity, was named on the 1864
Olympics squad.
Joe Caldwell, of Los Angeles
scored 1923 points in the past
three years, and his 81 point
average made him the Sun Dew
lis first 20 plus player.
He was chosen on the first
team of the Western Athletic
Conference for two years and he
received honorable mention on
this seasons All American bal
lots.
Caldwell Is E #. S and weighs
le5.
Others on the Olympics squad
are Bill Bradley. Pete McCaf-
fey, Jerry Shipp, Jim Barnes.
Mel Counts, Lucious Jackson,
George Wilson, Larry Brown,
Dick Davis, Walt Hazard, and
Jeff Mullins.
Arizona tribune., 1964-04-10

A coroner's jury ruled that
Leo Lewis. "a, of 1887 E. Mon
roe, died of gunshot wounds while
resisting arrest Tuesday night.
Lewis had held Mrs. Cleva M.
Jones, %, of 1880 E. Jefferson,
hostage at knife-point at the Star
Tavern, 1887 E. Washington. be-
fore she tried to lunge away
from him, police said. The Of
Arizona tribune., 1964-04-10
Liston Can't Fight Now

from the ratings because of
police charge pending in Denver.
He is accused of carrying a con-
cealed weapon.
However, Eastman said later,
"Liston is not suspended; he is
simply removed from the rat
ings." He added that a correction
would be made in next week.
VIDA bulletin.
Arizona tribune., 1964-04-10

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. = Former
heavyweight champion Sonny Lis
ton hasn't been suspended by the
World Boxing Association. He
can't try to regain his crown
until he is reinstated to the WBA's
ratings.
Ed Lassman, VIDA president,
said Liston had been dropped
Arizona tribune., 1964-04-10
jury Rules Death JustifiubIe

ficers opened fire as Lewis
slashed at her with his knife.
said Investigators.
Police 1t. Gordon Selby told
the jury in the court Of Justice
of the Peace Ida Ann Westfall
that the officers tried without
success to talk Lewis into sur
rendering.
Mrs. Westfall termed the
shooting justifiable homicide.
Arizona tribune., 1964-04-10
Electric cooking is as economical as it IS

served by the So Project the operating
for electric average little doy That's less than
price Of cup coffee enjoy all the moehess benefits Of
clean, sofe fIumeess electric cooking!
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-01-17
MARCHERS
CONVICTED IN GA.

ALBANY, Ga. An interra-
cial group of nine Cuba bound
"peace marchers" was convicted
Of illegal parading through this
South Georgia city.
City Judge a. N. burden Or
dered three Negroes and six
whites to pay STOP each or spend
IS days in Jail.
Five other marchers, who re-
fused TO leave their cells below
the courtroom, we're cited for
contempt of court and sentenced
to seven days each.
They we're arrested Dec. %
on charges of deviating from a
prescribed parade route, dis
obeying police order and dis
orderly conduct.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-01-17
EDITOR 1@G
THREATENED FOR
RACE STORY

JENNINGS, Mo, A special
police guard outside the home
OF a woman editor who received
a telephoned threat she had only
"a hours to live.
Mrs. Jean Gardner, mother Of
four and publisher Of the weekly
Jennings News In this racially
troubled St. Louis suburg, said
a man phoned her home.
1t was the fifth threat by tele-
phone Mrs. Gardner had received
in 3O-hour period, but the first
that threatened her life. Two
other calls threatened damage to
her newspaper shop.
The calls came after this
weeks Issue of the News was
published with a headline, ERA
cial Problem Gives Jennings a
Black Eye
The story blamed teen-age
hoodlumism for the firecrack-
ers and window smashing which
plagued Negro family.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-01-17
WRIT SAYS
LAW PROFESSION
IS MOST BIASED

LOS ANGELES The legal
profession is "the worst inte-
grated and worst segregated
group in our society, said U. S.
Secretary of Labor Willard
Writ. He spoke at the recent
convention of the Association of
American Law Schools in Los
Angeles.
Not more than 35 of the nation S
principal law firms are inte-
grated, he charged.
Writ said further that a Negro
has almost no chance to be ad-
mitted to major law firm.
The barriers that he encount-
ers in trying to get In is ex-
cceded only by "that of. female
and poorly groomed applicants"
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-01-17
SUPREME COURT
STRIKES DOWN RACE
TAG ON CANDIDATES

WASHINGTON The US. Su-
preme Court struck down a
Louisiana law requiring the race
of candidates for all state cleo
tive offices.
The decision wa handed down on
an appeal by two Negroes who
we're unsucces sful candidates for
nomination on the school board of
East Baton Rouge parish in a
Democratic primary on July %,
1862.
Deputy H. Anderson and Acie
J. Bolton, the two Negroes said
the RECRUITMENT was unconstitu-
tional and made racial discrimi-
nation possible.
Justice Clark rendering the
unanimous decision said a racial
label on candidate furnishes a
vehicle to arouse prejudices.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-01-17
SONG FEST
PLANNED
AT CHURCH

The Southminster Presbyer-
ian Church, 1923 l.. Broadway,
will present "The Battle Of the
Choirs" on Sun. Jan. 10 3 pm.
Several Valley choirs will ap-
pear. This program launches the
cclebrationn of the tenth ami
versary of the church.
Programs will aid financing
in a new building project, which
will consist of youth center,
fellowship hall for public use
and Sunday School classrooms.
The public is invited to attend.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-01-17

LADY EBONEE BEAUTY
CENTER, 9l7 W. Buckeye Rd.
ALI -2642
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SOUBL ETS BEAUTY SHOP
20l4 E. Broadway I}R 6-3964
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DOUG'S BARBER SHOP
-9ll f.. Broadway 276-l000
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IACKSONS BEAUTY SIIOPPE
1898 T.. Madison
AL 2-954l
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KOZY COTTAGE BEAUTY SHOP
1910 w. Sherman st.
AL 8-O2O6
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-01-17

You put your left foot out and kick away your cothespms Then
you put your right foot out and kick out the Clothesne From
then steps easy onet"othree Step one: Toss
load Of clothes your gas dryer Step two: Turn the DIAL Step
Relax Your clothes dry minutes spnngtme fresh
needing ironing than when dried the old sunscorch
Even in Arizona gas clothes dryer is an important discovery
any hoemaker keeps your delicate fabrics safe from
dust and whipping winds And think OF the precious hours you'll
save! Come in and learn 10 waltz through washday today