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ARIZONA TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, SEPT. U, 1962,
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Dr. David Solomon's mother, :
Mrs. Elizabeth Mudge, is in
Memorial Hospital, Wing K,
North, Room 9. No visitors, ,
please. She underwent surgery
Monday, Sept. 10.
Next regular Temple meeting,
Sept. 21. Next regular Lodge
meeting Sept. 25.
Bro. Homer (Tige) Kennedy
is recuperating at home, 104 No.
12 Street.
Dates to remember
Nov. 9--Ways and Means Com
mittee buffet dinner dance.
Dec. 28—Purple and white an
niversary ball.
Your reporter,
Charlesette McClammy
BIKE CLUB
TO BE FORMED
Got a yen to ride a bike? Join
the Phoenix Bicycle Tours spon
sored by the city parks and rec
reation department.
Pedal your way through the
grand outdoors and exercise at
the same time.
Trips are planned throughout
the coming winter months. The
group will be affiliated later with •
the International Organization of
American Youth Hostels, Inc.
The program is planned for
adults, too. Interested persons
are invited to attend the organ
izational meeting Thurs., Sept.
20, 8 pm at the parks department
office, 2700 North 15 Ave.
Call Pat Jackson, recreation
supervisor, AL 8-7313, Ext. 511,
for further information.
DAVIS LEAVES 3
MEDICAL CENTER
WASHINGTON, D.C. Ernie \
Davis, Cleveland Browns’ half- |
back, was discharged from the
National Institute of Health after
undergoing treatments for a blood
ailment.
Hospital officials said he is
responding well and doesn’t need
the intensive care now.
Davis, a 215 pound star, a 1961
All-America player and winner
of the Heisman Trophy withdrew
from the College All Star game
in August because of his ailment. I
He was the first choice of the 1
Washington Redskins who imme- ,|
diately traded him to the Cleve- I
land team.
WORLD'S POPULATION |
GROWS PAST 3 BILLIONJ
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. - I
World population has passed the ]
3,000,000,000 mark and is rush- I
lng ahead at an annual rate of j
increase of 1.8 per cent.
Two new United Nations stud- I
ies found that the highest growth j
rate was reported in the regions
of Central America and South- : |
west Asia. The lowest rate was
reported in Northern and Western J
Europe. j
United Nations statisticians I
also discovered that in all parts I
of the world married men and I
women lived longer than unmar- j
ried people.
JACKSON HEADS
BAPTIST AGAIN
Dr. Joseph H. Jackson, pastor I
of Olivet Baptist Church, was I
unanimously re-elected to a 10th I
term as president of the National I
Baptist Convention, U.S.A., Inc., I
held last Thursday afternoon, -I
following delivery of the presi- J
dent’s annual address in the Chi- I
cago Coliseum.
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