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I REPUBLIC REPUBLIC y-- CITY MAIL ft The Ariiona Republic mrrm I i I til i I Nt rHL 51 'I I Page 22 Monday, November 19, 1956 College Lists Honors Men FLAGSTAFF Eight men students at Arizona State College at Flagstaff have been chosen on the basis of scholarship and participation In student affairs to become members of Blue Key, national honorary leadership fraternity for men. Junior and senior men chosen were Howard Cagle, Oxford, Lattie Coor, Avondale; John Cook, Wupatkl National Monument; William Hochgraef, Williams; Don May, Flagstaff; Charles McCoy, Ajo; Burton Miller, 728 E. Palmaire, Phoenix; and Tal Russell, Flagstaff. Formal initiation and a banquet for the initiates was held Friday evening in Vandevier'g Motel in Flagstaff. Kenneth Derifield, associate professor of science at the college, was the speaker.

Auxiliary Schedules Conference The Department of Arizona, American Legion Auxiliary, will hold its mid-winter conference in Tempe Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Willie Cowan and Mrs. Mary Kortsen are serving as chairman and cochairman of the conference. Registration will be held in the William Bloys Post No.

2, the American Legion Home, Tempe. A joint session of the American Legion and the auxiliary will be held at 9:15 a.m. Saturday in the American Legion Hall. Conference sessions of the auxiliary will be held afterwards in the Tempe Woman's Club. Jack Fine, department president of the American Legion Auxiliary will preside.

Mrs. Leslie McKinnon, national vice-president of the Western Division will visit the department officially and address the meeting. A banquet will be held at 5:30 p.m. Saturday in the new Student Union Building on the campus of Arizona State. Department officers and chairmen will be in attendance to give instructions and suggestions in their program for the year.

Officers and members of units in the state will also be present. Vows Read For Couple In California Vows were read at 8:30 a.m. Oct. 6 in St. Mathias' Church in Huntington for Miss Marie Ferance Sanchez and Jake Alarid.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Toney D. Sanchez, Bagdad, and parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs.

Jake Alarid, Santa Cruz, N.M. For her wedding the bride chose a ballerina length gown of white lace. A princess crown of white pearls held her fingertip veil of tulle. She carried a bouquet of white gardenias. Miss Lucille Sanchez was maid of honor for her sister.

She wore a ballerina length lace dress In light blue with a matching hat and she carried a bouquet of light pink carnations. Gilbert Alarid was best man for his brother. A reception was held at the home of the bridegroom's parents. The couple are now at home In Huntington Park. New Trarlihnn L00 over a roster of AidUlllUli aumnae of Good Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing who might be present as guests of the hospital at the association's first buffet meeting are Mmes.

Herbert North, 3805 N. 19th Calvin H. Sischo, 3247 E. Holly; Walter Kruse, 1341 W. Portland; and Donald L.

Francis, 8041 N. 30th Dr. The affair, which will become a semi-annual event, will be held at 7 p.m. today in the student dining room of the hospital. (Republic Photo, Forrest Stroup) Fancy Dress Ball To and mirrored balls with colored lights.

Edgar E. Martin of Stardust Gardens has volunteered to supply table decorations. Carrying out the shacking pink color scheme, will be evergreen branches sprayed pink and adorned with ornaments. Committee Sets Coffee Mrs. John M.

Jacobs will be hostess at a 10 a.m. coffee tomorrow in the Jacobs's residence, 2624 N. 19th Ave. Guests will be committee members of the Woman's Auxiliary of Goodwill Industries who will be in charge of the organization's annual bridge benefit. Plans will be formulated during the -coffee for the benefit which is scheduled to be held Jan.

18 at 1 p.rii. in the Phoenix Woman's Club, 302 W. Earll Drive. Mrs. Jacobs is.

chairman of the event. Presiding at the coffee service will be Mrs. Mildred Gilbert, co-chairman of the benefit. Committee members who will be present include Mmes. Ralph Nixon, Hunter B.

Tyree, Larry Williams, Harold Divel-bess, A. S. Mehagian, Frank Kohler, Herbert A. Leggett, C. W.

Bond, George A. Judson, J. O. Sexson, Barnah Hodgin, Merle Hartley, and Lynn Laney. Also Mmes.

Walter Lucking, William Tolbert Michael. Walter L. Frisk, Gordon French, George Mickle, William K. Humbert, Roland Felt man, Ernest Holgate, Francis J. Ryley and Richard O.

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John Owens is in charge of hostesses. Unusual prizes have been secured. They include Venetian glass, metal gondolas, and a ceramic ohjet dart presented by the Italian consul in New York. Tickets for Phoenicians and their; friends who wish to join the merrymaking are on sale at the Phoenix Art Center, 45 E. Coronado.

James Parker designed the invitations. Alumnae Set Buffet Good Samaritan Hospital Alumnae Association will be honored by the hospital at a buffet meeting at 7 p.m. today in the student dining room of the hospital. Mrs. Herbert M.

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