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ARIZONA TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, APRIL. 6,1962,
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The youngsters string pull held
March 25 was a success. Each
child who attended received a
prize.
Adults are invited to attend
a string pull party, announces
Ot. Lois Mitchell, president of
Purple Cross Nurse Unit, Fri
day, April 6 at 2130 E. Broad
way, starting at 8 p.m.
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The annual Grand Canyon Tem
ple Easter fashion show will be
held at the lodge, Sun. April
22, 4-7 p.m. Plan to attend. Dt.
Helen Walker is program chair
man.
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Dt. Esther Henderson, secre
tary of PDRC will move to Hous
ton, Texas on April 6. We wish
her luck as she makes her new
home there.
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Dt. Sybil Oatis, 1834 E. Wash
ington, is ill at Doctors Hospital,
20th and E. Thomas. Drop her
a card.
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Final rites were held for Mr.
Charles Childress, the deceased
husband of Dt. Mozell Childress,
on April 3.
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The following daughters are
out of the city attending funeral
services-Katherine Bass-Chica
go (brother-Mr. George 'rhomp
son): Ellvia Lewis-Newton, Kan
sas (mother): and Ann White-
Oklahoma City (sister, Mrs.
Susie Jackson).
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Dt. Gertrude Clements is a
part time saleslady at Leaders
Furniture Store, 943 East Van
Buren.
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All committee members are to
be congratulated for the wonder
ful joint social meeting held last
Friday night at the lodge. It was
enjoyed and well attended.
Charlesetta McClammy
Reporter
“It's for you.
Want to answer it on
the bedroom phone?"
Mountain States Telephone
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WE HAD FUN AT THE ELKS JOINT SOCIAL
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Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Johnson, 1818 W. Cocopahentertained week
end guests from Tucson.
Pictured above the out of town guests and some friends who
attended the joint social session at the Elks lodge, 1007 S. Sev
enth Avenue, Friday, March 30.
From left-seated-Me sda me s Melvalene Hill, Ada Gibson, Ann
Stewart, Tucson, Senolia Johnson, Geander Magee,Tucson,andGoldy
Henry, standing.
Mmes. Johnson and Henry were co-chairmen of the social session.
Many people complain of the chores in Elks lodge and temple
activities, but this quintet were on hand Friday night at the joint
social session to have fun.
Pictured from left are Mesdames Mary Thompson, Zellar Hardy,
Tommy Jewell and Lois P. Mitchell. Photo-Bobb/ Heard
ENGAGEMENT
ANNOUNCED HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hutchin
son, 2506 W. Madison, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Ernestine and Mr. George Heard.
The wedding will be held in
the city on June 17.
Miss Hutchinson a graduate of
Carl Hayden High School is at
tending Phoenix College.
Her fiance is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Grangent Heard, 2412
E. Marguerite. He is a junior at
the University of New Mexico.
GHANA DEPORTS
SMUGGLERS
ACCRA, Ghana - The Ghana
government has deported 28 Sy
rian and Lebanese nationals ac
cused of smuggling gold, dia
monds and currency out of the
country.
Jf your telephoning tries to compete with tele
vision or a pair of playful children, you're
overdue for one of life's little luxuries: pri
vacy. It comes with a bedroom extension
phone. You get convenience and color, too.
Ordering's a snap. Just call us
or ask one of our servicemen. Mr'^M
CAR WASH FOR
YOUTH ON APRIL 14
The youth group of Willow
Grove Baptist Church will spon
sor a car wash at Powell Broth
ers 66. service station, Saturday,
April 14.
Proceeds will be used to send
delegates to the National Bap
tist Congress scheduled to be
held in Houston, Texas in June.
MAN SENTENCED
ON DOPE COUNT
Clevern Miller, 23, was sen
tenced to a year in the county
jail and fined SSOO for selling
five marijuana cigarettes to an
undercover state narcotics agent.
Miller, of 2032 E. Atlanta, was
convicted by a jury and sentenced
by Superior Court Judge Kenneth
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Nuptials were performed last Sunday uniting Miss Maxine L.
Johnson and Mr. Charles Reagan.
Shown above is the newly married couple and some members
of the wedding party.
From left are Mrs. and Mr. Reagan, Mrs. Jessie M. Johnson,
mother of the bride, Mrs. Marie Jackson and Mrs. Clara Ham
monds, mother of the groom.
The ceremony was read at the home of Elder E. J. Hudson, 1842
W. Sonora. The reception was held at the home of Mrs. Wardell
Moore 1113 E. Grant.
Pictured above are Mesdames Shirley Warren, Geraldine Jung,
sisters of Mrs. Reagan, and Magnolia Thompson.
They served as hostesses at the wedding reception held for Mr-,
and Mrs. Charles Reagan, held at the home of Mrs. Wardell Moore,
1113 E. Grant, Sunday afternoon. Photo-Bobby Heard
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