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Friday. April 5, 1346
Cagaljs Are Dinner
Hosts On Sunday
Mr and Mra. Mil* hel Cacalj were
boat* for dinner and an evening of
card* In thesr home on Saturday.
Guests »ere: Mr. and Mr*. I»on
Paul. Mr and Mr*. I/eon Smith.
Mr* Margaret Johnson. Mis* Juan
ita McCullough. Mis* Adelaide Ola
roma and Ml*a Madaline Ciamma,
both of Tombstone. Carl Anderson.
Jon Goree. Woodman Moore, and
Clarence Sexton of Monrovia. Call
fornla
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Food Sale Slated
A food sale will be held by mem
ber* of St James Church begin-;
ntng at 10 o'clock Saturday morn- j
Ing on the corner of Main Street
and Wilaon Avenue. Mrs. Jack
Dooley is general chairman of ar- j
rang» ment*.
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•Mr and Mrs FI M. Schafer and
Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Valazzo spent
Sunday In Nogales
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■ PITTSBURGH‘DALLAS
LOS ANGELES
"j and Intermediate Points
Fer dmrmmti*m
Arizona Pharmacy
220 Coolidge Av. Phone 164
A is A LOVCLyN] FOOD AND
rooo STOW / l wri»*, MARKET/I e(OULC*n' VICE IS TmE best at
WE HAD ONE LIKE | Thins of TRAWNG j #AAAI . ui .
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MILK COFFEE FLOUR
LIBBY’S BORDEN'S Folger’s Monarch
PET M. J. B. GOLDMEDAL OR
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Tall Cana Mm Jr * j Pound Ww 10 lb. sack DD
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Fruit Cocktail p 1Q C
LIBBY’S No. 2</] Cam NBS 100% Pkg ’
Grapefruit OC c SHREDDIES 12°
IRIS No. 2 Cans 1 Ncw Pkfl i* l
PEARS CORNMEAL OAc
LIBBY’S No. 2! a Cans Large 40-ox. Pkfl. AiV
Ginger Bread Mix
SYRUP DROMEDARY 00 C
KARO 5-lb# Jars <3O package
Clothespins RINSO SOAP
WOODEN Granulated Soap SWEETHEART
6c 4}Pc Toilet Me
Large Cakes
FROZEN FOODS AT FOODLAND MARKET
Chicken ala King Sweet Com OOc
JIROSEYE BRAND MQC 3iro „ ye B „„ d pkg .
3 ackage !
Lima Beans BROCCOLI 29°
Birdseye Brand .... Pk,. Birdseye Brand Pkg. #
Asparagus AVOCADOS TOMATOS
FRESH • NEW The King of Salads FANCY FIRM
4J|" C W Red Ripe
Pound 4b9 Each 19 Pound MmMm
Receives Discharge i
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ENOCH LEWIS. JR.
Enoch Lewis, Jr., S 1 c. ha* re
ceived an honorable discharge
from the U. S. Navy at Termi
nal Island, San Pedro. Cali
fornia. after 17 month* service
In the Pacific theater. Enoch
has oeen awarded the Asiatic-
Pacific ribbon with orve cam
paign star, American Theater
ribbon, and Victory Medal. He
entered service in May of 1944
and went overseas in August
of the same year. Lewis is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Enoch
Lewis, Sr., of Blackwater.
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Desert Womans
Club Will Meet
Friday, April 12
The liesert Womans Club will
meet for a covered dl*h luncheon
and program In (he group'* Hub
house southwest of Coolldge on
Friday. April 12. at 12:30 o’clock
Each member is requested to bring
her own table silver. Mrs. George
Dell, Mrs. K D. Chandler and Miss
Daisy Hartman will be co-hostesses.
Literature will be the program
topic. Mrs. J. A Roberts Is pro
gram chairman.
Birthday Party
Orville and Oscar O'Donnell,
(twins. we~e honored with a blrth
j day party Monday evening at th*
| home of the former*on the Curry
I ranch west of Coolldge Two birth
day cake* marked the occasion, at
| which all the O’Donnell family was
I present.
Future Homemakers Amerlca ’ an organization for stu
ruiure nomemaKens jems enrolled in home making
Plan District Meet classes in schools, is sponsored
,-p. , i-p jointly by the state department of
today - I omorrow vocational education and the Arl-
Future HomemnK- ■ from North zona Home Economics Association.
Isabt || ten and Miss
Florence. Mesa. Pima Central Day Margaret Pipes are the respective
School. Salt River Indian School advisers from these two sponsor
j and Temp** vv:Jl attend a district ing groups.
(meeting at Coolldge I'n on II zh The fi; -1 district meeting was
School today and tomorrow. Th = held March IS at Gila Jifhior Col
jis oia 1 of five district meeting* lege for schools In the eastern part
planr • d it: different sec tions of the of th r - stat A second group met
i state •<! help local chapters of Fu- .t Phoenix Junior College, March
tore Homemakers develop their 30. Other district meetings sched
program*. Coolldge high school is tiled are: University of Arizona,
the only high school chapter that April 13. and Arizona State College,
i- serving as host*-* fur a disf ie* Flagstaff, April 27.
meeting. Arrangements for this o
Woodman’s Circle
homemaking teacher, Mrs. Mavis . I
1 Slates Social Meet
the local chapter. Nedra Jean Ray
and Elinor Clark, who attended Woodman's Circle will hold a so
the state-planning me«‘ting for Fu- !a ‘ meeting in the recreation hall
lure Homemakers of America, are of (oolidge Methodist church on
the official representatives of the Thursday evening. April 11, at S
Coolldge chapter. H-nnfe Boone, o’clock. All families of Circle mem
i’atsy Johnson and Gloria Ken- hers, and all WOW members and
worthy also attended the state- »h*lr families are invited by those
planning meeting and have assisted in charge to attend,
with plans for the district meeting Mrs Roy Akers is general chair-
Betty Moody and Sue Keyser will man of arrangements. She will be
assist by directing the group sing- assisted by Mrs. F. M. Hammon,
j n p Mrs. Monroe Moore, and Mrs.
! The Future Homemakers of Young Veazey.
BABY (RIB WITH MEIAL SPRING |
Hrml panrt ,tyl, «Hb
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HIGH CHAIRS
My movable tray that’s easy t«»
clean. Comfortable con*>trnctloa.
BABY SULKIES
fVhapsible metal frame with heavy AttoH
canvas. Exactly as shown. A
m'"'" Special *3.95 < J (y
■*“*\ BABY WALKERS
V \ Several at) lea and makes . . , for
' jk play as well as exercisa. Re mow*
A style suitable for the homes of this area. §F" ftSO
Maple spool arms and colorful chintz or P%W
tapestry covers. m
and un
Reu&ette
Home Furnishings f~~J *
Home of Over 30,000 Coolidge and Main St.
Satisfied Customers Phone 127-R3
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Training Courses,
Camps, Open Soon
For Scout Activities
A leadership training: course in
Girl Scout work is open to high
school girls and women from June
4 to 11 at Gi.mite Dells. It is hoped
by those in ch irge to interest as
many high school girls as possible.
It is not necessary to be a girl
scout to enroll. The course is ten
dollars.
Recreation at Granite Dells in- !
eludes, swimming, dancing, horse j
back riding, arts, crafts, and camp
ing activities.
The first camp session for girl 1
scouts will be from June 11 to 20.
All camp sessions are 117.50. which
includes transportation, registra
tion. board and room. The only
additional expense will be such pin
G. B. Steward, M.D.
B. L. Steward, M.D.
Office Hours
10 A. M. to 6 P. M.
Coolidge, Arizona
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197 W. Central * Phone 42
money as the girls may spend on | 264, or Mrs. Paul Loucka at 202.
personal activity. ! o_
The second camp session will be •Mrs. Hen Sweazea, son Buster,
from June 20 to 29; third session .and Mrs. M. C. Northington and
from June 29 to July S; fourth children, Marsha and Butch, spent
session, July S to 17; fifth session, ‘Sunday picnicking on the desert.
July 17 to 26. and sixth session, «J. C. Jayne and M. J. Reed at
from July 26 to August 4. tended the Chieago-St. Louis game
Reservations may be made by at Municipal Park, Phoenix, on
Phoning Mrs. S. C. McFarland at i Sunday.
For the Finest
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