Arizona tribune. [volume], September 07, 1962, Page P.4, Image 4

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REV. PERKINS HEADS FIRST
EASTSIOE CITY OF HOPE CHAPTER
The first eastside chapter of The City of Hope was organized last
Wednesday night at Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church.
Some of the officers and organizers attending are shown in the
picture.
From left are Mr. J. Abram, secretary, Mrs. Leo V, Newman,
Rev. Frank Perkins, president, Mr. Charlie Jackson, treasurer,
Mrs. Fay Robinson, Mr. Otis Wesley, p.r.c.. Rev. Leo Newman,
speaker.
The City of Hope is a medical center specializing in many dis
eases, including cancer and leukemia. Located near Duarte, Cal
ifornia, this center requires no payment from its patients who are
accepted regardless of race, creed or color.
A New, Easy Way to Pay Your Electric Bills:
EQUAL MONTHLY INSTALMENTS!
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AAjjJpAA in advance exactly how much you should set aside for basic
necessities. That’s why the Salt River Project has developed a
CP ///> fit*”*/* new, easy way * or you to pay your e^ectr^c kill* Called the Elec- '
trie Living Payment Plan, it lets you pay your electric bill in
equal monthly instalments. It ends seasonal variations in your
diA/l/) f kills . . . lets you know exactly how much you will pay each
month, every month.
• Who can use it
The use of the Electric Living Payment Plan is restricted to
Salt River Project residential customers who have either
electric refrigeration or electric heating, or both. This new,
convenient payment plan is entirely optional to use, or not, as
• How !♦ works
iiiHniflV Based on the amount of electricity you used last year,
' ... j your cost for the next twelve months will be divided into equal
v monthly instalments. If you have not lived in your present
WZfZj' home for a full year, your annual costs will be estimated and
ll' y your monthly payments will be based on this estimate.
psi // If you use more or less electricity than estimated,
0U1 ‘ LK^et P a y ments * ,e adjusted, up or down.
• Deadline: October 1
I / If you would like to take advantage of the Electric Living
' / Payment Plan, please let us know before October 1.
/ For further information, telephone [phone], or visit our office
nearest you.
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NEGRO COLLEGE
CHOIRS ON ABC
NEW YORK - The September
broadcasts of “Negro College
Choirs,” the ABC Radio Network
weekly series, will feature five
southern colleges, the United Ne
gro College Fund announced.
Presenting member colleges of
the fund, this program originates
in New York City and is beamed
by the American Broadcasting
Company to its affiliated stations
weekly. Local ABC stations
throughout the country broadcast
the program on varying days and
at different times. Check local
newspaper listing for airtime.
Succeeding broadcasts will show
case the choirs of Stillman Col
lege, Tuscaloosa, Ala. (Sept. 9):
Bishop College, Dallas (Sept. 16);
Barber-Scotia College, Concort,
N. C. (Sept. 23) and Hampton
Institute, Hampton, Va., (Sept.
30).
"Negro College Choirs” is
now in its 13th year of continu
ous broadcasting on the ABC
network.
Remember- only YOU can
PREVENT FOREST FIRES!
ARIZONA TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, SEPT. 7,1962,
REAL ESTATE BROKER
HAS HER ANNUAL BARBECUE PARTY
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There is a traditional day for an outdoor party at the home of
Miss Lenora Fisher, local real estate broker. This season Labor
Day was the time to light the barbecue fire and place the turkey on
the spit.
Shown above are the hostess and some of her guests who enjoyed
the holiday at Miss Fisher's home located at 1446 E. Adams St.
From left are Mr. and Mrs. Newman King, Mrs. W. C. McClellan,
Tina Davis, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. McClellan from Pac
oima, California, Mr. W. C. McClellan, Miss Fisher and Mr. and
Mrs. Zane Dickson.
BUGS BEWARE: U.S. Army trying out pill that produces
human odor repulsive to houseflies. Another compound, extracted
from turnips at University of Wisconsin, kills half dozen kinds
of bugs
1 Beneficial Blow
A sharp blow to the side of
the rib 'cage twice successfully
restarted the heart of a patient
during an operation, a New
York surgeon has reported.
VFW Cun
George Barnes,Comm.
Morris *Sonny* Brown
Vice Comm.-Club Mgr,
.(-ELECT
R. V. (Roy) HERSEY
DEMOCRAT
State Mine Inspector
FATAL ACCIDENTS IN THI
MINES REDUCED 46.2%
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
FOR EXPERIENCE
Vote
HERSEY
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