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I TUCSON, ARIZONA, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 30, 1935 THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR PAGE FIVE WHAT PEOPLE OF NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES ARE DOING Willcox Coolidge Benson Hayden Casa Grande Mrs. Katherine Macrae has re M. V. Williams motored to Gil- Mrs. A.

Van Wagenen, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John Wills of Superior spent The Lions tri-clab dinner-dance the week-end In Hayden visiting held at the Montezuma Inn, Plcacho, with friends. 1 Saturday night, for members of the Gardener.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Nash, Mr. and Mrs.

W. Evans, Lois Carter, Randell Eakes and Dave Read. William Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Gene bert Friday, to be gone a few days on business.

Regular scout meeting for Hay- Casa Grande, Tucson and Florence Frank Thomas of Bisbee visited Edna Gribble of Hollywood, Is Gilpin, Francis Curtis, Miss Mary Gurley and Lynn Morrill, all of Casa Grande and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Penfold and two children, aPt- den Troop No. 23 was held Wednes- clubs, was attended by 68 persons ceived word from Mr. Marshall Humphrey, secretary of the National Farmers union, that a son of John A.

Simpson, former president of the National Farmers' union, will be in Phoenix Saturday of this week speaking to all farmers and the public in general, and will be visiting her mother, Mrs. Anita Gribble. day evening at 7:30 In the scout irom tne above three clubs and at the H. E. Moore home a short time Monday.

He was en route to Phoenix to attend his son's grad Bill Evans drove in from Ajo uation. Saturday, to spend the week-end with his family, Mrs. James Campbell returned halt Those present included: Scout mree rrom Miami. Dinner was Master L. L.

Peek, Scribe Sweeny, served at 8:30, and about one and Tuck, and Patrol Leader Weldon one-half hours were used In the Hastings. In Patrol No. 1 those in dinner program accompanying it. attendance were: Robert Lee Tne program included three songs Smith, patrol leader: Jim Nash, selections by the Lions club quar- in Coolidge Monday night, speak tie and Bud, Mr. and Mrs.

Theodore Kress and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Redi-will of Phoenix. The Phoenix guests motored back to Phoenix following the party, and the Pen-folds were accompanied by William Coxon. ing at the school auditorium at 7:30.

tional teacher In the Willcox union high school. Mr. and Mrs Aaron Hawes have returned to Benson after a short visit in Willcox with friends and relatives. Mrs. C.

A. Hawes and daughters, Zona and Lois, have gone to Cloud-croft, New Mexico, where they will be employed this summer. Friday afternoon, Mrs. Wellington Johnson received a wire announcing the sudden death of her father, B. E.

Bendure, in Detroit, Michigan, where he had gone from his home in Durango, Colorado, to visit his son, and while there had undergone an operation, from which he seemed to be recovering, had a sudden relapse and died. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and children left Sunday from Douglas where she has been at the bedside of her husband who recently underwent an appendix operation. He is improv According to Mrs.

Macrae the speaker is rated as one of the best tette, composed of Russell Mar Mr. Chester A. Smith, member of the faculty of the law school of the University of Arizona will; be the speaker of the Memorial day ceremony at the high school auditorium, May 30, at 10:45 o'clock. Mr. Smith is widely known as a public speaker of interest and worth and the community can feel very gratified in having obtain him for this solemn occasion.

Thursday noon, May 24, the Ro-tarians of Willcox had as their dinner guest, the graduating high school class. A lovely' dinner was served and a musical program presented. Paul, Stark and Bill Riggs attended the W. O. W.

dance in Willcox Saturday evening from the Riggs' settlement. Mr. and Mrs. W. D.

Wear of the Flying ranch were the weekend guests of Mrs. Mila Warren and family of Willcox. grave, Marvin Heard, Frank Nichols in the country on his subject, and it is hoped that he may be greeted Father P. J. Murphy delivered assistant; Allen Roger, Tom Peart and Allen Rogers.

In Patrol No. 2: Floyd Upshaw, patrol leader; Warren Rosenbaum, Edgard Cutler. In ing and will soon be returning to his home. and Mel Gammage, Roland Wiseman, played two selections on his the baccalaureate addres sto the by a good audience here. Mr.

Martha Boggs of Phoenix, Theo Patrol No. 3: Jack Kemper, patrol ana Tea K.ohn gave an dore Carman of Glendale and Lau-rlce Basha of Chandler, left Tuesday after spending several days graduating class of the Sacaton Indian school Sunday night Rev. Dirk Lay was in charge of the program, which also included musical selections by the Chandler Catholic choir. Mrs. Archie Judd and son returned to their home in Tucson after a two week's visit with relatives here.

Cecil Lee Is working at Lewis garage during the absence of C. M. Criswell. The American Legion and Auxiliary will have charge of the ser-ices to be held on Memorial day. The program will be held at the Benson Community church at 10 o'clock Thursday morning.

Floyd E. Thomas, a member of the law faculty of the University of Arizona will be the speaker. Appropriate songs and readings will be given. Amandus Peter of Casa Grande is cooperating in advertising this meeting throughout the valley. Mr.

and Mrs. H. C. Steffan are planning to spend the summer again as last year in Mexico, at the University of Mexico City. Both Mr.

and Mrs. Steffan have 'contributed much to local social and educa with Mr. and Mrs. Alva Adams and Ruth Wyatt Mr. and Mrs.

Elmore Broderlck Sunday morning by auto for Du Mrs. R. O. Parker, of Sacaton 1 rango to attend the funeral which was held Tuesday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Boyd and Mrs. and two daughters from the east are guests of the Dave Adams ranch and friends here. They were former residence of Benson. Mr.

and Mrs. Will Jordan and u. ss. Misennimer of Tucson ar won first prize in the Casa Grande Dispatch's circulation drive contest which ended Saturday night, the prize being a Plymouth sedan or its equivalent purchased from the Peter H. Ethington Motor company.

Mrs. R. E. McNatt of Casa Grande won second prize, which was $150.00 cash and Mrs. H.

A. Wolf of Coo tional activities the past year, in bringing to us of the fruit of last summer's visit. Mr. Steffan addressed the annual meeting of the literary club in the winter on the rived Wednesday evening. Mrs.

Misenhimer will spend the summer Muriel Acredge entertained the out-door girls at the home of her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. D. F. here.

Mr. and Mrs. Boyd will re turn to Tucson after a short visit leader; Tom Hillman, assistant; Bud "country ruoe telling Goodrich, Glyn Williams, Donald iA his New York. Guyer and Dan Murchinson. Visi- Members from the local club at- tors at the meeting were: J.

R. ndjn, lncJud Mr' "nd Jl Kemper and Cutler. ex-Boy Scout uEdth of the Hayden Troop No. 23. He is M-f Re.

TZrd 81 PaS (Ft BliS8 Forrest. Rainey, Mr. and Mrs. H. w-wsHtSra as No.

23 who will attend the Camp Heard and Lawton summer camp from Hayden Mr and Mrs McC and' include WendeU Stan. Allen Rogers, MrS- Gibb Rolanwiseman Tom Peart. William Steinke Ed- and Wayne wman. Music for gar Cutler; Donald Guyer. Junior dancing wa, by or.

Guyer. Dan Murchinson, and chestra composed of members, Weldon Hastings. The troop will wnich lncluded Roland Wiseman, leave Hayden, May 30, and return Wayne Wiseman and H. S. Gibbs of June 9 in the afternoon.

Ca6a Grande and Charlie Seay of Mrs. Ed Bush and daughter left Florence and was in charge of H. S. last week for McNary where they Gibbs will make their home. Mr.

Bush Sam Klamy of Miami was a visi-has accepted work there. tor in Casa Grande over the week-June Elaine Chesmore left last end and the first part of this week. rinH 8he Memorial day services were held Gifford Gemmell, who is in Red- terian church "with Forrest T. Mellenbruch Wednesday evening. The general city election for councilmen was held Monday and votes were issued to the following men: W.

E. Lewis 54; John B. Heady 48; Charles P. Morehead 42; Jo. H.

subject, "Spanish and and Miss Ruth and Mary Lou Bull and Douglas Bull of Dragoon were in Willcox, Saturday evening to attend the W. O. W. dance. Miss Jean Warren of Willcox is spending some time at the Flying ranch as the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. W. D. Wear, jr. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Fleetham of Mrs. Steffan displayed a large num here. Mrs. B.

E. Briscoe, left Thurs lidge, won third prize. ber of souvenir articles brought from Mexico and made interesting day by auto for Tempe where she Those attending were Blanche Gibson, Betty and Gladys Lewis, Lois Kempf, Louise Holcomb, Mary Jane Helwig, Elsie Crum, Thelma Sherman and Francis Gibson. Getzwiller 33; Albert Brown 27. Jack Baty, drill master for the will attend the graduation of her talks about them on several Patricia Flynn is a house guest sister, Miss Marjory Clapp, from local boy scout drum and bugle corps, announced yesterday that the medals for the winners in the final this week of Mrs.

M. V. Williams. Mrs. David Kelly and brother El Tempe high school.

Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Benedict accompanied by Mrs. Edgar S. Ti Mrs.

Al Christensen received the news of the passing of Mrs. Chris- Mrs. Jessie Masters, Miss Delia wood Stiner and Patricia and Donald Mummert arrived Thursday Allen, Mrs. Edward Allen and Ken tus spent Wednesday and Thursday tensen mother, Mrs. Butman, Wed contest to select the best drummer and bugler in the corps, would be on display at the Owl drug store the latter part of this week.

The con nesday night and left at once for nem sneaa oi Venice, are visiting relatives and old friends from Victor, Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. N. J.

Roberts, Mrs Margaret Gibson and Mrs. James test which will be held at the local theatre on next Monday evening, will be accompanied by the show Roberts spent Saturday visiting at San Francisco, where the mother resided. Funeral arrangements were set for Monday. Mrs. Butman has visited here off and on at the home of her daughter, and many people of the community have made her the home of George Skinner.

Rainey, past commander of the Mrs. Mernice Murphy of Phoenix 5 vrvruue nouw ana Mrs. American Legion for this district in was a guest of Mrs. Hazel uoetz uussie uyer leu oaiuraay lor -wo. last week.

Phoenix and California where they straka, local post chaplain, called acquaintance. Mr. and Mrs. R. T.

Prather are now residing in Phoenix for the Mrs. Cora Fritts of El Paso has win sircuu vneir vacation. the rnll nf hn -fmm th rnt arhn Peace were in Willcox Sunday. A. Clifford and Lawrence Keeth left Saturday evening for Flagstaff, where they will visit with Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Sheehan and daughter, Patty Lou, and Miss Hal-lene Keeth. a student at the Arizona State Teachers' college. Miss Shriley James, teacher in the Willcox elementary schools, left Sunday for Bisbee, where she will spend the summer. Miss Elizabeth Keis, music teacher in the Willcox elementary schools, and Miss Verda Belle Johnson, music instructor in the Willcox union high school have gone to California.

Howard Cannon, a student at the University of Arizona, was a house guest thus week-end of John D. Mil-ner of Willcox, also a student at the Mrs. Lorene Strowbridge left for Safford, where she will spend several weeks with her parents. been visiting her sister, Mrs. Bert Mrs.

Pearl Cassidy left last week gave their lives for the country in for Oregon where she will spend the World war, answered by Walter summer, leaving Coolidge Monday. Fahy. Ralph Colvin of El Paso recently in Willcox for a few days. Miss Virginia Troutman entertained at an enchilada dinner, Wednesday evening. Miss Helen Briscoe.

Mr. ancLMrs. Theron Johnson and Joe Rice of Tucson were in Willcox Thursday evening to attend the graduation of Howard Maddox from Willcox union high school. Wednesday afternoon, May 22, members and friends of the Ladies Aid of the Christian church motored to the ranch home of Mrs. J.

N. Browning, where a most pleasant meeting of the aid was held. An interesting Bible lesson was conducted by Mrs. Rob L. Hailey and the business meeting was presided over by the president.

visited his aged mother, Mrs. Clara uie summer monms. Myers as "gone beyond." This list Mr. and Mrs. J.

M. Kemper and includes Fred A. Humphreys. Re-family left Saturday for Red Rock dcundo Lopez, Manuel Cruz, Roland Colvin and his brother, Herbert Colvin. wnere mey will spena tne sum- Boyce, Oscar Furseth, T.

V. Dykes, mer- Sidney Bounds, Arthur Shaw, L. in Tucson. Mr. and Mrs.

George Scherrer were visiting relatives in Bisbee, Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Alice Lee has returned from a visit with Mrs. Darnell at Willcox. Mrs.

Hazel Goetz left Sunday for San Diego to visit with relatives. Albert Brown and G. H. Kempf gave a farewell Spanish supper Saturday evening, honoring Mrs. Hazel Goetz who left Sunday for San Diego to visit relatives.

They later motored to Buena Vista to attend the dance. Gerald Hibbs, Charles Goetz, Roy Brewer, Billy Scherrer and Albert Brown, will join the boy scout camp at Camp Victoria, Rustlers park in the Chiricahua mountains, Sunday for a few weeks outing. Martha Davis and Constance Brewer entertained a group of friends at the home of Miss Brewer Saturday evening. The evening was spent in games and dancing and dainty refreshments were served to the following guests, Ruth Davis, Lurene Criswell, Laura Morehead, Virginia Martinez, Julia Mrs. Charles L.

Sherman is visit ing her daughter, Mrs. Ernest L. L. Peek, scout master of Hay- Jefferies, Harry O. Halstead, C.

B. den Troop No. 23 gave a demon- Franklin, James Freeman, Clyde Thompson and family at Webb, Ari zona. stration in the Hayden high school Stanfield, Harry Bryant, Guy Cur-last week for the Hayden Camo tis. Kaiser Speir.

Samuel Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Densel Sherman are Fire Girls with Mrs. Nels Johnson Charles Curtis, Comrad Blair, Car-in charge. Peek show the girls how roll Mays, Dewey Hale Bruner, the proud parents of a daughter born last week, at St.

Mary's hos ing of the moving picture, Tomorrow's Youth." Mr. Baty urged that everone purchase their tickets from one of the boys in the corps, as they are working on a ticket sale contest, and said that the net funds received would go to the corps treasury. Mr. and Mrs. A.

J. Brandenburg moved Sunday to Seligman, Arizona, where Mr. Brandenburg has been employed for several weeks. "Class night" was held Tuesday night for the Casa Grande high school, with Donald Sell, the present student body president and Vera Beller, secretary, presiding. Officers for the student body organization for next year were installed, they were Brewer Ward, president Jane Andrews, vice president, Helen Moore, secretary and Louis Palmer, yell leader.

Jack Baty, representing the local post of the American Legion, gave the legion award medals for the outstanding boy and girl in the senior class, to Donald Sell as the outstanding boy and Anne Parker, at the outstanding girl. Awards, letters, honorable mention and sweaters were given by various members i' of the faculty to a large number of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Thomas and to make a nice neat compact bed Jack P. Ryan and W.

A. (Bud) Mrs. Prather closed her year as president of the Coolidge Woman's club last 'week, and delayed the change of residence until that time. R. E.

Cosgrove, rural mail carrier out of Coolidge, informs us that the movement started several weeks ago to extend the services is making satisfactory progress. At present four petitions are on file in Washington asking for this many arms of extension along the present route. Another and fourth extension is expected to be included, but this has been delayed by the absence of Major Woodruff, who is in charge of the petition arranging for this reqeust. The total extension of the service, if granted, is estimated to amount to about 19 miles added to the route, and approximately 60 families to the list. It will still be a one-man job and one route.

This is in line with many similar changes that have Mrs. Gee. Among other business transacted, it was decided to hold only -one meeting a month during pital. Mrs. Sherman and baby expect to return to Benson Thursday, Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Ken- roll that would be easily packed or Rowland. Rev. E. J.

Sloan, pastor to haul on a truck and he also told of the Methodist church delivered them that this type of canvas made the address. worthy returned home Saturday from a three week's vacation in a nice roll and also a nice sleet)- Genevieve Klamv of Miami. lng bag. me summer months. The meeting day will be the second Wednesday in the month.

Following the business meeting a social time was spent and the hostess served delicious re Pennsylvania. They drove a new known to many people of this section of the state, will be married to Commencement exercises for the automobile home from Detroit. Hayden high school were held on the Nocyar club tennis court Fri Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fahy and Mrs, S.

J. Rice of Detroit, Sunday, June 16, in Miami, according to an an Cora Fritts spent the week-end in Nogales with Mr. and Mrs. A. S.

day, May 24, at 8 o'clock. The pro freshments and some time was spent in pleasant conversation. The next regular meeting will be held June son, David, spent Friday in Tucson, attending the wedding of Miss Pauline Fariss. Mrs. Albert Rix left Sunday for Carrizoza, N.

where she will visit with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Det-loff and Alex Aramanac. Jack Wilson, Paul Beverly, Jhon D. Milner and Francis Parks, students at the University of Arizona, spent the week-end in Willcox.

Frank and James Hudson of Pinery Canyon attended the dance on the tennis court in Willcox Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Caldwell of the Cross Diamond ranch were in Willcox Sunday. Mrs.

William Harrington, accom nouncement made here yesterday by her brother, Sam Kiamy. The couple expect to make their home Helwig, Patricia Flynn, Hez Moore, Charles Goetz, Eddie, Lewis and Allen Robinson, Jack Smith, Billy gram included: processional, Mrs. Eunice Montgomery; invocation. li in the home of Mrs. Rob Rev.

J. C. Bobb; honor, roll. Prin- in Detroit. Hailey with Mrs.

Hugh Misenhimer Poe, Delmer Spangler, Edger Rob-son, Wallace Adams, Bill and Lyode cipal W. M. Gemmell; address, Dr. been made and it is expected that Memorial day, Thursday, will be conducting the Bible lesson. J.

w. Ularson: piano Miss Hibner: requests for the above may receive observed here by a parade starting at 9 a. composed of the local inline miss Bobbie Scott and Shirley Dillan of Bowie spent last favorable consideration. According presentation of class, Supt. D.

M. Hibner; presentation of diplomas. weeK in Willcox. Bobbie Scott Company of the 158th infantry, of the Arizona national guard, the W. I.

Garms; benediction, Rev. J. C. to Mr. Cosgrove, the past two years show decrease of 10,000 routes in the postal rural route service, owing Bobb.

The students on the honor Boy Scout drum and bugle corps students winning them in various classes and activities, in athletics, commercial department work, music and general scholastic work. Russell L. Margrave, music depart to the combining and consolidation Wingo and family. Mrs. Laurel W.

Moffitt has returned from a visit with friends in Seattle, Washington. Mrs. Sadie Martinez is in Tucson attending summer school. Mrs. Ada Mae Walten and three children have moved to Tucson for the summer.

Benson defeated Stewart at the baseball game Sunday by a score of 18 to 2. Mr. and Mrs. H. E.

Moore entertained with a bridge party at their home Wednesday evening. Those invited were: Mr. and Mrs. W. F.

Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Martz, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schmalzel, Mr.

panied by Virginia Troutman and of routes in various parts of the roil this year included Rosie Quar- and members of the American elli, Winkelman; Robert Lee Smith, Legion. The parade will start at Hayden Junction, and Lucille the armory. Following this, the Jeanne Stevenson, returned to St. David Saturday. Mrs.

Harrington country. However, no service formerly rendered has been discon ment head, mentioned Maxine Max Steinke, Hayden. Helen Gi uraso- regular memorial day grave serv- well as the most outstanding stu- spent the week here, ahe guest of tinued. vich of Winkelman was the only ices will be held at the Mountain Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Pottebaum member of the class who has View cemetery, four miles south of dnt in his department not only for her personal accomplishments in learning, but also for her work in neither been absent or tardy during town. enjoyed a visit from Mrs. Potte baum's mother, Mrs. C. W.

McFad Williams, Jack Kempf, Emil Jones, Mickey Poe and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hawes. Rev. D.

Pryde Gillis will preach on the theme, "Life's Essentials" at the Community church Sunday morning at 11 a. m. Mrs. W. E.

Lewis has had as her guests the past week her mother, Mrs. E. Wright of Globe, her sister Mrs. James Thompson and two children and Mrs. Fred Fritz and two children from Miami.

They left for their homes Tuesday. Mrs. Norman Roberts will leave Sunday for Tempe where she will attend school for five weeks. Rev. and Mrs.

James Rayburn, of Douglas were here Sunday evening to attend the young peoples special meeting. He gave a very interesting talk. The senior society had charge of the meeting. her mother, Mrs. Ivy Gardner.

Mr. and Mrs. James Prine and Robert Lee Briscoe spent Sunday at Coolidge lake fishing. Miss Margaret Edgar, a teacher her four years in high school, and A meeting was held Mondav assisting other students by leading din and her children, Allan and them and for her assistance in var Julia, of Casa Grande Sunday. she also received recognition rec- night at the Presbyterian church of ognition by the principal.

the Protestant pastors in town and Members of the graduating class several members of the local church In the elementary school of Will ious public musical presentations. Contractor Wells reports plans spent the week with Mickey Terry and Shirley Dillan with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cunningham. Mrs.

G. B. Heflin spent the weekend at the Heflin ranch near Willcox from Dragoon to attend the baccalaureate sermon Sunday evening. Miss Helen Ward and mother, Mrs. Edith Ward, who have spent the winter in Tucson have returned to Willcox to spend the summer.

Albert Schwertner, who recently graduated from Stanford university has returned to his home in Willcox. Miss Elizabeth Lawson was hostess Monday evening, May 21, to members and invited guests of the "Fun club." The evening was spent pleasantly in playing bridge, and at the close of the evening dainty refreshments were served by the hostess to the following: Mrs. B. E. Briscoe, Mrs.

H. B. Terry, Mrs. cox, left Friday for her home in Needles, Calif. and Mrs.

Tom Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Herndon Getzwiller, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin, Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Holcomb, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller, Miss Maxwell plays the piano, the leading instrument In practically all musical presentations and also the included: Randolf Chavez, Alice boards for the purpose of forming Viola Cutler, Helen Gjurasovich, a Christian men's organization of Weldon W. H.

Hastines. Thomas Casa Grande, to insist on enforce. Mr. and Mrs. W.

C. Sawyer and family left Saturday for Florence, where Mrs. Sawyer and children instrument necessary for accompaniment in learning to play various Leroy Hillman, James Jameson, jr, ment of vice and liquor laws and Jack Woodrow Kemper, Marie An- ordinances. A preliminary commit, toniette Lopez, Rosie R. Ouarelli tee was formed to arrange another 'Will visit with Mr.

and Mrs. Hob ertson. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kenworthy, Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Brown, Mr. and Mrs. J. Cain, Mr.

and Mrs. L. W. Moffitt, Mr. and Mrs.

C. P. Morehead, Mr. and Mrs. Kerney other pieces of music, Mr.

Mrgrave said. Jimmie Darr has been the senior class president. Everett Eugene Sims. Robert Lee meeting of organization on a larger omun, iucme Annette Steinke, and scaie in me near iuiure, cumpuseo Sweeney Tuck. Following the erari- of one layman from each church, Captain H.

F. Dobbyns and First Miss Ruth Maddox of Tucson was In Willcox Friday evening to attend Ihe commencement exercises at the high school, her brother, Howard, Tombstone Lieut. W. C. Straka, heads of the local unit of the Arizona national guard, attended a dinner dance giv uauon exercises a dance was given wnicn inciuaea n.

n. naicneu, i. in the Nocyar club honoring the Nichols, Fred Nussbaumer, Walter seniors and faculty. The m.ii. w.

Cunningham and B. D. Reazin. This being one of those graduated. Mr.

and Mrs. David M. Hand and furnished by Corralez' orchestra committee will meet Friday night en in Phoenix Saturday night as a son, will leave soon for An event of outstanding interest A baseball eame wa. held at 7:30 at the same place to formu ferewell to Captain and Mrs. Duff, Freddy Cunningham, Misses Ethel family of Fairbank have recently purchased the P.

L. Rogers house on Allen street, formerly occupied by the the E. M. Webb family. day in Superior between the Su- late an organization plan and ar- Powell, Betty Craig, Violet Ma- range another meeting.

silko and Marian Henderson. penor team and the Hayden-Win- will be the marriage this afternoon of Miss Jeanne Harriett Macia of Tombstone to Burton De Vere Donovan of Kankakee, Illinois, which completed for the J. C. Jayne residence on North Seventh street in West Coolidge. This is to be a hollow tile structure stuccoed, with an all-tile roof, fronting west.

The C. B. 'Spencer plans for the corner development fronting Coolidge avenue are in the making. Little Harry McClain, son of Mr. and Mrs.

H. T. McClain, is recuperating nicely from a tonsil operation performed at the Florence hospital Sunday morning. J. T.

Clements, prominent rancher of the Coolidge comunity for the past eight years, died in the Florence hospital Saturday, May 25, of pneumonia. Mr. Clements was born at Paris, Texas, February 3, 1883, and came to Arizona in 1924, farming near Marana prior to his locating near Coolidge. Last winter he left the farm and since has been residing with his son Clyde.in Coolidge, with whom he was engaged, at the time of his death, in the construction of an auto court and service station on the Phoenix-Tucson highway in West Coolidge. The heirs will continue the construction of the auto court.

His son, Clyde of Coolidge, and a daughter, Mrs. Grace Greene and two children, The school annual published this Reverend G. M. Marshall occu Keiman team and Hayden won by a who will leave this state June 20 to go to the war college at Washington, D. C.

Captain Duff, who is a regular army officer, has been assistant instructor of the national guard In this state. spring by the graduating class of score oi io to v. Mrs. Eunice Montgomery and will take place at the cathedral in Tucson at 4 o'clock. the Casa Grande High school is unique and novel in that it was pied the pulpit in the Methodist church in Willcox Sunday while Reverend Arthur F.

Walquist went to Bowie. Reverend and Mrs. Mar Miss Mattie McNew left for Okla- Miss Macia will be costumed in homa where they will visit with published and printed entirely by Georgene Fasel, will leave here relatives for the summer the class students by hand, with the shall were the dinner guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs.

Bradford Hranat and daughter, Polly, of Fort Hua-chuca were week-end visitors at the home of Mrs. L. Cornelius. Mrs. J.

P. Scott had as her house guests last week-end her mother and brother, Mrs. Rothe and Ronald of Tucson. Henry P. Johnson, was one of 16 graduating students and faculty members to be elected to mem Tucson to spend the summer.

Miss Nellie Arzburger, girls' physical education instructor at the Willcox high school, left Sunday for Sulphur Springs, where she will visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Arzburger. Saturday she plans to leave for Flagstaff to attend the summer session at the college. E.

B. Briscoe, left for Tucson Monday morning to attend the Chevrolet school. Sunday afternoon members of the graduating class of the Willcox union high school and their sponsor motored to Cochise Stronghold, where they enjoyed a wiener roast. Those present were Lucile Briscoe, Miss Frances Finch use oi mimeograpn ana Diuepnnt- and Mrs. Dana T.

Milner. Thursday morning in company of her two sisters, Genevieve and Marian Fasel, Miss Helen Campbell a lovely alternoon gown oi wnue georgette with matching accessories and her bridal bouquet will be of white gardenias. Her bridesmaid Mr. and Mrs. H.

B. Terry and mother, Mrs. Grace Finch left Fri- in- Even the photographs were day for their home in Iowa taken nd ea reproduced Mickey of Willcox attended the and Charles Campbell, who arrived here Saturday from near Chicago, Miss Wilma Finch in me annual oy me use ox Diue- and only attendant will be Miss graduation exercises in Bowie last Madeline Giacoma of Tombstone. Thursday evening. for California where she will visit printing- rour thousands exposures with her sister.

were necessary to complete the an- who will wear an ashes of roses Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Burroway, Conway Felton left f.

a'. according to weaver Meadows, Mr. and Mrs. V. M.

Boll, Miss Aid- professor of the high school com Tempe where he expects to spend rich, Messrs. Joe Marlin and Ber mercial department, under whose bership in Phi Kappa Phi, national honorary scholastic society at the University of Arizona recently. Harold Henshaw expects to leave this week for Phoenix where he has secured work for the summer with the highway department. avuic imie wim nis motner. direction the annual was published, nard Kratzberg attended the show in Willcox last Saturday which fea Mr.

and Mrs. Meredith Jones, ac i.au ra jseue rants, iviaggie rxeeitai which included 115 pages and 90 companied by Rachel Louehran tured Shirley Temple in "Little pictures of students and school left last week for Phoenix where Colonel." Frances and Glenna, of Hatch, New Mexico, are the ony surviving members of his family. The daughter scenes. Archaeological hieroglyphi- Roland Henshaw is leaving the Paul Wock of Tucumcari, New tney will reside. Mrs.

Polly Prendereast left Sun. cal symbols peculiar to the Indians of this district were used through reached her father's bedside before Mexico, is visiting here, the guest of Raymond Champion. first of June for Flagstaff where he plans to study this summer. Leslie Joughin who has been here day for her home in Colorado. She his passing.

Funeral services were out the book, and several of the pic Mr. and Mrs. James Caldwell of 17. rV5ae tures were cut to correspond to elm, Howard Maddox, Buster Trout-man, Clarence Richards, Gene Anderson, Middleton Duell and Mr. and Mrs.

D. M. Hand and Richard. Mr. and Mrs.

Nathan Randall of San Simon spent the week-end here, the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Randall.

Mr. and Mrs. Homer Medlock and i- Perry Upright motored to Cochise Stronghold Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

George Coleman for a trip to Los Angeles, San Francisco and then return to their home near Chicago via the Grand Canyon. Miss Fasel who graduated this spring from the local high school, has been staying here with her aunt, Mrs. A. B. Franklin for the past two school years, but expects to return to her former home now.

The Casa Grande Lions' club voted at their regular meeting Tuesday night to hold meetings for the summer months beginning next Tuesday evening, at the private dining room of the Casa Grande cafe. This change was deemed necessary because of the large number of members being absent during the summer months, as it was considered Impossible to continue to meet at the Woman's club and pay for special dining service there, for the small number left here during the summer. Also the club voted to in charge of the Rev. C. C.

Gray of the" local Methodist church, and iuui vnrisune viisting for a few weeks left for his home in Tampa, Florida, the first these symbolic forms. The only Wismar. were held at the cemetery in Flor the Cross Diamond rarif.h near Willcox left Sunday for California to spend a short summer vacation. machine printed portion of the en of last wek. tire book was the cover with the Mr.

and Mrs. Rodger Davis of Miss Alice Cutler returned to El Paso with her brother and will visit with friends there for a few ence Monday afternoon. Friends of the bereaved extend their sympathy at this untimely passing of the name "The Cougar" on it The an Mr. and Mrs. James Speaks, the Hoxie dude ranch were week ensemble.

With this she will wear white accessories and carry pastel colored sweet peas. James Herbert Macia, brother of the bride will attend Mr. Donovan as best man. The bride's going away costume is a white silk Congo ensemble with accessories to match. Following the ceremony the young couple will leave on the Golden State limited for Santa Monica where they will be the guests of the groom's uncle, George Donovan.

Miss Macia is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Herbert Macia, of Tombstone, pioneer southern Arizona family. She graduated from the Tombstone high school in 1932 and later attended Flagstaff. Donovan is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Dan De Vere of Kankakee, Illinois, and attended St. Viators college at Chicago. He has been a resident of Tombstone since February and is employed by the Tombstone extension. The young couple will make their home In the Vallance cottage on Third street nual was edited and published by end visitors in Tombstone.

weeks. father scarcely past the prime of the following staff: Donald Sell, entertained at dinner on Thursday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Higgins. The occasion celebrated The American Legion sponsored and family will leave soon for miss Kachel Babs left for her life.

editor; Teddy Don, business man Flagstaff. Home in Texas Saturday, after at Ed Coollins, rancher northwest of ager: Forest Ward, managed the a dance at the Crystal ballroom Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Higgins' fourth wed Mr.

and Mrs. Wellington Johnson and family have returned from tending high school in Hayden for blue printing of the pictures; Law. tne past term. um iion He. ding anniversary.

Coolidge, was the winner of the ninth -suit drawn in the T. W. Mrs. Nellie Dagleish of Bisbee Durango, where Mrs. John The Guild met Tuesday at the r.

nhniAnnW was the week-end guest of her sis Moxly suit club, this being the end of the drawings, all remaining suits son was called by the death of her Mrs. Clarence Finch and children, who have spent the winter here where the children attended school, have gone to Fort Grant to spend Nocyar club and the members Catherine Burton, Maxine Hill and father, B. E. Bendure, being due for delivery by the 10th yoieo. to aisoana for the summer Verna Mae West, did the typing, ter, Mrs.

Elizabeth McPherson. Ed Holderness returned from two weeks' business trip to Colorado on Friday last. of June. Over 40 members joined Mr. and Mrs.

George Anderson of Cochise were in Willcox Friday the summer. the club nine weeks ago and the -ri. i oePtemDer le- and Vera Beller, Pearl Alice Bot- The Ladies Aid held a picnic at trieL Evelyn Milligan, Faith Minor, Garms Grove Monday afternoon in Annie Parker, Zack Coxon, George honor of Rev. J. C.

Bobb Who i rink rH HntuarH Strinoer were weekly winner has been keenly Miss Gladys Price was recently evening to attend the graduation exercises at the high school. Their son, Gene, was valedictorian of the watched for elected vice president of her soror celebrating his birthday. Bobb was the renortera and handled the ity, Philomathean, at Tempe. Mr. and Mrs.

R. E. Cosgrove are attending the annual state convene tion of rural carriers, the carriers presented with a quilt by the Aid. writeups. Mrs.

Ed Holderness is expecting class. Mrs. H. M. Smith and daughter, Lora, of Cochise Stronghold, attend Mrs.

H. F. Easter entertained the auxiliary, postmasters and substi members of the Guild at a auiltinc set aside $126.96 for use of delegates to the international convention in Mexico City this summer. The delegates appointed were Fred Kohn, first club president and now a member of the district advisory board and H. F.

Dobbyns, chairman of the district convention held here a month ago, as an alternate. It is understood that both will make the trip to Mexico City, but that only one will act as a delegate, as only one is allowed for this size club. The funds set aside for thia purpose were a part of that left over from the recent convention held here. ed the high school commencement tutes, in all about 100 eligible to Mesdames P. J.

Hurley and John Hurley and Miss Ethel Hurley of Phoenix were guests of Father P. J. Murphy Tuesday. party Saturday afternoon. The following were present: Mrs.

Stanley exercises here Friday evening. register, being held in Phoenix this week. This convention was held in Chandler a year ago, the Corgroves luuer, mrs. m. n.

Brown, Mrs. Wil Mrs. Jessie Masters, Miss Delia Rose Allen, Mrs. Edward Allen and upon their return from the coast. Guests attending the wedding will be Mr.

and Mrs. James Herbert Macia, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.

Robertson and son George, Mrs. Joe Hood, Miss Madeline Giacoma, Miss Velma Sanders, Miss Mary Madeline Giacoma, Frank Stormant and George Berger of Tombstone, Mr. and Mrs. A. W.

Seik of Benson Construction of the new Catholic Miss Dora Wootan, a graduate this year from the eighth grade, who has spent the winter with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown, has gone to Superior to spend the summer with her parents, Mr. "and Mrs. Robert Wootan.

Mrs. Vernon Shipp entertained with a surprise birthday dinner in honor of her husband, Tuesday evening. A lovely dinner was served and the evening was spent in playing bridge with two tables at play. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.

Irving Gee, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Hand, Mr.

and Mrs. Cecil Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Shipp. Friday noon.

May 251 Mrs. H. L. liam watt. Mrs.

John Liborins attending at that time also. Kenneth Snead, who have been visiting relatives in Willcox, left Sat Mrs. Billy Smith, Mrs. R. L.

Mason! church for St. Anthony's parish was Mrs. Bill Steinke, Mrs. H. H.

Boll- started this wVk. It will be built Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Hanna entertained a group of their friends urday for the Grand Canyon.

From there they will return to their her mother, Mrs. J. H. Harris of San Antonio, Texas, about the first of June. Mrs.

Harris will probably spend the summer here with her daughter. Miss Madeline Giacoma left last Friday for Tempe to spend commencement week. Miss Ruth Krebs was hostess on Sunday evening to a group of friends when she entertained in honor of the birthday of her father, R. B. Krebs.

Guests who enjoyed the celebration and delicious refreshments served by the hostess included the honoree and Mrs. Krebs, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Walter H.

Cole, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. inger, Mrs.

Clark, Mrs. W. I. Garms, on the site of the present church, Mrs. Nelson Logue, Mrs.

C. E. Hine- but facing Picacho street and to the baugh, Mrs. H. F.

Easter and Mrs. rear of the present structure, which Carl Wilcox. will be torn down after completion homes in Venice, Calif. at bridge at their home east of town Wednesday evening. Pretty decorations of green and white Mrs.

R. G. Lewis and son, Gene, left this week for San Angelo, of the new one and a rectory built adorned the home, the same colors were also employed in the refresh Widows in New Guinea, durins on the corner in Its place. John where they will visit for a short time with relatives. Gene will remain in Texas this summer with their lengthy periods of mourning, Steffes of Tucson is the contractor, wear cocoanut shells filled with a J.

F. Brown entertained a group foul-smelling lard hung about their of friends at his ranch Saturday and Judge and Mrs. Albert M. Sames of Tucson. Another marriage of Interest Is that of Hugh McGinn of the local high school faculty which occurred recently in Globe.

The condition of Mrs. Harry Kendall of the Bar Guest ranch who underwent a major operation at St. Mary's hospital in Tucson last Friday morning is reported to be very satisfactory. It is reported that the Bob Fourr his uncle, Albert Rawlings. Miss Lucy Rawlings will return with Mrs.

Lewis and will attend summer necks. This is a warning to men nieht which Included Mr. and Mrs. STAR STAGE LINE CO. Phone 1S3 or 67 Freight A Passenger Service Daily Oracle, Mammoth, Feldman, Winkleman and Hayden On Sunday service through to Ray and Sonora, Arizona Leave the Q.

M. Service Station, cor. Broadway and Church, at a. m. Arrive at Hayden at 1:30 p.m.

No freight to Oracle Johnson entertained at dinner the Misses Dorothy Keeth, Shirley James, Elizabeth Keis, Margaret Edgar, Violet Masilko, Verda Belle Johnson. The dinner was given in honor of the grammar school teach ments. Winning scores were awarded Miss Thelma Kuntz and Mr. R. E.

Palmer. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. O. A.

Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Polk, all of the Tweedy ranch.

Miss Kerma Hanna, Miss Martha Jones, Miss Thelma Kuntz. Miss Lois the latter being house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Rogers. school at the university in Tucson that no marriage offers are wanted.

A. V. Wynne, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Early, Dr.

Lee Johnson, Mrs. Betty The world's southermost city ts Cates. William Coxon, Peter Simp- Punta Arenas, Chile, located in the son. Miss Marearet Way, Jack de George Sanders of the state vocational department of education in Tilford, Mrs. Amy Gardner, Mr.

and Mrs. A. H. Gardner. Mrs.

Amy Gardner of Bisbee spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Tilford.

ers who left and are leaving this Phoenix spent Wednesday in Will- southern end of the country. Clercq, Miss Juanita Jolly, Mr. andi cox visiting Vernon Shipp, voca-' week on their summer vacations..