Arizona tribune. [volume], February 01, 1963, Page P.8, Image 8

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ARIZONA TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, FEB. I, 1963,
QUEEN OF THE JABBERWOCK CONTESTANTS
POSE WITH ESCORTS AT WEEKLY REHEARSAL
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Candidates for “Queen of the Jabberwock” pose with their
escorts for the Arizona Tribune cameraman.
Top photo-Miss Carol Mason, Clarence Perry, Jr., Miss Lor
raine Newman, Edward James, Miss Ginger Liver, Michael Perry,
Miss Vestula Turman, and Carl Murrell.
Bottom photo-Walter Brown, Miss Ella Albert, Miss Janet Smith,
Ben Artley, Miss Lillie A. Jones and Lawrence Callahan.
Other contestants not pictured are Misses Linda Bennett and Margie
Cooper. , , .. .
The Delta Sigma Theta sorority will hold its annual Jabberwock
and a scholarship dance at the Hotel Westward Ho, Fri., Feb. 1.
PINE NAMED PREXY
OF EXECUTIVE CLUB
Charles W. Pine, publicity di
rector of Valley National Bank,
has been elected president of
the Phoenix Executives Club for
1963-64, its 16th as one of the
nation's largest dinner groups
featuring nationally - known
speaker-personalities.
Ralph G. Burgbacher was
named first vice president, G.
Robert Herberger second vice
president, and Betsy C. Fred
erickson treasurer. Laura Dan
ieli was renamed executive di
rector.
New members of the board of
directors include Kemper Good
win and Dr. Ralph C. Hook Jr.
Dr. Ben P. Frissell and Her
berger were re-elected to three
year terms.
Continuing directors include
Oren Arnold, Ralph E. Bruneau,
Bert Cavanaugh, C. A. Clements
and Junius E. Driggs, in addi
tion to the new officers.
PEC membership totals just
under 1000 business and profes
sional persons residing in the
greater Phoenix area.
Pine, who succeeds Eli Gor
odezky, Phoenix attorney, offi
cially assumes his new post at
a Feb. 15 meeting featuring Paul
.ine Frederick, United Nations
correspondent for a national rad
io-TV network.
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BOY SCOUTS TO
HOLD ANNUAL DINNER
The 41st Annual Recognition
Dinner of the Theodore Roose
velt Council, Inc., Boy Scouts of
America, will be held at 6:30 p.
m. Saturday, Feb. 2, 1963.
William P. Reilly, the Chair
man, is a Vice President of the
Council and a Vice President of
Arizona Public Service.
E. J. “Bert" Brown,the Pres
ident - elect (Elected January
23rd) is co-owner of Brown &
Hoeye, Car dealers in Mesa. He
is the Mayor of Mesa.
John K. Sloan,principal speak
er, Is a noted attorney and vice
president of the Los Angeles
Council, Boy Scouts of America.
Eight Silver Beaver awards
for Distinguished Service to Boy
hood will be presented to volun
teer Scouters.
U.S. TOBACCO TAX
$230,000 AN HOUR
WASHINGTON The US.
Treasury collects nearly a quar
ter of a million dollars in to
bacco taxes every hour day
and night.
Tobacco News, issued by The
Tobacco Institute, Inc., said last
year’s federal tobacco tax col
lections came to over $2 billion,
or $230,317.72 per hour. At the
same time, states, cities and
counties with excises of their
own collected another one
eighth of a million dollars from
tobacco, every hour around the
clock —■ for a total of $1 billion
in 1962.
WILLOW GROVE YOUTH CHOIR
ENJOYS SOCIAL SATURDAY NIGHT
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The youth department of Willow Grove Baptist Church attended
at social Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Mosley,
3225 S. 40 Street.
Shown above are some of the more than 50 young persons who
attended.
First photo shows Charles Wady, Arlene Daniels, Leon Johnson,
Joyce Miles, Ollie Wilson, Sylvia Owens, John Boozer, Francine
White, Inez Owens and Jimmie Daniels.
Second photo-Linda Wady, Mrs. N. G. Mitchell, Jr., Mrs. W. L.
Mosley, Inez Owens, Arlene Daniels, Mrs. James Boozer, sr., Frank
Heard and Mr. Maurice Mitchell.
AUTOIWOIILIS FOR SALE
1960 T-BIRD, fully
equip. $2,450. 1960
FALCON, only $1,050.
1959 CADILLAC Conv.
loaded-$2,650. 1958
CHEVROLET $795.
1957 CHEVROLET $650
1956 OLDS. 2 dr. hard
top w stick, $450.
COLLINS MOTORS
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The 12th annual running of the
March of Dimes benefit race at
Manzanita Park has been re
scheduled for Sunday afternoon,
Feb. 3. I
The southwest’s finest super
modified stock car drivers will
assemble for time trials at 1:00
p.m., with the first race begin
ning at 2:30.
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