Arizona tribune. [volume], August 31, 1962, Page P.5, Image 5

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LITTLE ARNETTA BURTON CELEBRATES
HER SECOND BIRTHDAY WITH FAMILY AND FRIENDS
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Posing in front of a big, frosty birthday cake is almost impossible
for a youngster. Somehow, the Arizona Tribune photographer man
aged to hold the attention of the honoree and guests at a party held
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Burton, 1638 W, Cocopah,
Sunday, Aug. 26.
Honoree Arnetta- Burton, 2 years old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Burton was appeased by a piece of cake.
Others pictured above are Renita Mosley, Altea Mosley, Leslie
Burton, Fatima, Gregory, and Debra Mosley, Anthony Brooks, Rick,
Ronald, and Michelle Oats,Stephanie and Kermit Burton.
Photo-Bobby Heard
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L. C. WALKER builds a new
superhighway for electricity
L. C. “Duke” Walker knows what it’s like to string a power trans
mission-line over 47 miles of Arizona’s rugged back-country. The
job begins with months of work by Salt River Project surveying
and engineering crews. Then comes the rumble c f heavy machin
ery, road-cutting, more engineering and one-the-spot construction.
Finally, the huge towers rise and glistening lines span the desert,
ready to provide improved electric service to another part of our
growing state.
Recently completed by the Salt River Project, a new 115 KV
» power line between Coolidge and Hayden now brings a more firm
Arizona grows source. of Project power to customers in Pinal and Gila Counties.
where water flows Equally important, revenue from the sale of Salt River Project
power helps provide a dependable supply of water, vital to the
continued growth of Phoenix and the Valley of the Sun.
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CHURCH NEWS
FIRST INSTITUTIONAL BAP
TIST CHURCH, 1141 E. Jeffer
son St.
Misses Cheryl Weeden and
Erika King, delegates to the an
nual summer camp and Sunday
School and BTU congress held
recently at Tonto Rim, presented
inspiring reports.
Rev. A, G. Kendrick, pastor
is president of this auxiliary
of the Paradise Baptist State
Convention. Mr. WilliamC,Smith
Jr., is dean of the congress.
Sunday, Aug. 26-morning ser
mon was presented by Rev. Theo
dore Edwards, his topic was
,r Vain Repetitions.” Music was
‘ furnished by the senior choir.
The fourth Sunday night musi
cal was presented by the senior
choir and the Choraliers.
Elder P, Middleton, pastor of
the Beacon Light Seventh Day
Adventist Church and choir par
ticipated, also. Bro. Horace
Owens served as master of cere
monies. ' '
RALLY SET SEPT. STH
Many state and county Repub
lican candidates will attend a
neighborhood rally sponsored by
District 7 at the home of Mrs.
Mary A. Bums, 4610 S. 16 Place,
Wed., Sept. 5 at 11 a.m.
Mrs. Mabel Pinyan, 126 W.
Riverside Drive is district
chairman.
ARIZONA TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUG. 31, 1962
PHOENICIANS ATTEND BIENNIAL
SESSION, AFAM, NGG BANQUET HERE
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members of the AFAM held last Thursday at the W. H. Patterson
Elks Lodge 477, 1007 S. Seventh Avenue are from left Mr. and
Mrs. Roosevelt Jones, 1818 S. 18 Drive, and Mr. and Mrs. Seab
Hooker, their guests.
Mr. Jones is worshipful master Kyrene lodge of Buckeye and
a member of the St. Joseph Lodge. Photo-Bobby Heard
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Taking a minute out for a photograph are some Phoenicians
who attended the banquet sponsored by the AFAM, NGG which held
its biennial sessions in the city last week. '
From left seated are Mesdames K. Van Cortland, D. Chambers, _
F. L. Galbert, and Edith Harris.
Standing are Messrs. D. Chambers and S. Harris. Photo-B. Heard
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