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Telephone 3-1 III, Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Friday Morning, April 16, 1937 Page Six Fetttrley. poultry: Dr. E. L. Scott of the University of Arizona, sheep and hogs, and John H.

O'Dell and M. F. Wharton, vegetables. Future Farmers Start Mesa School Head Named partment. Weymouth Pew and Jim.

mie Mays; swine, Gayle Millet, Benny Urrea and Richard Ray; poultry. Lyal Miilet, Bob Coutchit Paul Millett and A' jcrt McDow. ell; vegetables, Julian and Er nest Johnson: livestock judging; Harvey Johnson, Eldon Cooley, Ly. man Haws and Darrel Merkeley; sports, Clubb and Conway; demonstrations. Palmer Amundsen, War ren Peterson, Curtis Guthrie and Elmer Guthrie.

Exhibit In Mesa Today Mesa members ii charge, under the general supervision of Joe Reed, advisor, are Gayle Millet, chairman, Clarence Conway, Kenneth Julian, Harvey Johnson, Lyal Millet and Collins Clubb. Committees: dairy cattle, Harvey-Johnson and Cecil Lamb; beef cat War Mothers To Be Guests TEMPE All war mothers of Tempe and vicinity will be honor guests of the American Legion Auxiliary the afternoon of April 28 at the Legion home. Plans for the party were made at a meeting Wednesday with Mrs. Walter Ehrhardt presiding. Mrs.

John W. Taylor was appointed general chairman. Pythian Picnic Today MESA. An exhibit of farm proj-jbons will be awarded, and sweep- ects, representing activities oi tne stakes ribbons for the grand champion female in each livestock de Southside Department Mesa Republic and Gazette Tower Building, 53 Main St. Phone 341.

Tempo Laird and Dines Drug Store. Phone 22. Co-respondent, Mrs. C. E.

Coffin, 127 West Seventh street. Phone 106. Chandle White Cross Drug Store. Phone 21. Correspondent, Miss Edith Dobbins, S.

Oregon Phone 145. Gilbert Mrs. W. C. McConnell Phone 34R21.

Future Farmers of America in Mar partment and in the vegetable de- icopa county schools, win re pre tle, Conway and Clubb; sheep de sented today and tomorrow in Ren-! partment for the best exhibit. Registered Stock dezvous park under sponsorship of Registered Hampshire sows and the Mesa chapter. gilts imported from prize Texas and Competitive exhibits win include Members of the Tempe Pythian beef cattle, dairy catlie. swine, sheep, poultry and, vegetables. Pacific coast herds, and Duroc Jerseys and Berkshires will feature the swine department.

First, second and uura prize no- Sisters Circle have been asked to meet at 10:45 o'clock this morning at the home of Mrs. Flora Dines, from which point they will leave for Papago park, where the annual pic The entry lists indicate Ayrshircs, Jerseys, Guernseys and Holsteins will be represented in the dairy Ellen Jorgensen. Tempe; Mrs. Jerry Holly. Peoria: Mesdames Hans nic of the organization will be held.

Christiansen, Edward cnnsiiansen High School Orchestra Poultry entries show a predom and Bede Davis, oolidge; Miss inance of White leghorns, Rhode The orchestra of Tempe Union Ruth Christiansen. Phoenix; Mes high school, directed bv Lynn Island Reds and Barred Plymouth Rocks. Chapter To Give Pot-Luck Dinner CHANDLER Members of Chand-j ler chapter No. 37, Order of the Eastern Star, were hostesses to their husbands at a pot-luck din- ner held in the Masonic hall Thurs- dames Chris Christiansen. Jep Fitzgerald, will play again tonight for the college production of "Mary, Knudscn.

Marinius Jepscn and Jack Housteen, Mesa. Queen of Scotland." Numbers pre Stock Judging Contest Fax chapter will enter a team of four boys in a live stock judging sented include the following: Vic contest. Judging will begin at 4:30 Casts Named The cast for to Reduce" to be produced by Tempe Woman's Club April 30 will include Mesdames tor Herberts Favorites (Herbert); Hungarian Dance No. 6 (Brahms): day night. After a short business Maritana Selections (Wallace); M.

E. Jones, Mattie ingan. Miniature Symphony (DeLamater); C. G. Jones, George Martin, Ira Mikado Selections (Sullivan): In Frankenberg.

J. W. Haverty, Ixjiiis p. m. today.

A sports program will begin at 1:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, including baseball, fathers vs. sons; horseshoe pitching and rolling pin throwing. Judges, Committees Judges will be William McNeil and Dave Dreighton, dairy; W. F. Dukar.

I. White, I. I. Haynes. .1.

Tavlor, J. E. Hanna. Charles Water bridge -was played. Mesdames L.

Peeley, Robert Vest, James Ivy and Bert Hill were the committee in charge. House Guests Mr. and Mrs. J. V.

Ethington. southwest of town, have as their house suests this week Mr. and termezzo (Bizet); March Fantas-tique (Bizet); and Radio City. Bride Honored Honoring Mrs. James Kortsen, jr.

house. H. D. Walker, Clarence Til- brook and Hugh Carr. Mesdames Waterhouse.

Franken whose wedding took place last week. Mrs. Carol Halleday. Scottsdale and berg, Martin and Taylor will pre sent "The Cuckoo," a short comedy. Mrs.

Oscar Christiansen. Tempe. en tertained Monday at the Christian the same night. sen home with a miscellaneous Rehearsal for the entire cast has Mrs. G.

F. Gardner and daughters. Melva Gardner and Mrs. Irene Hatch, Pnowflake. Mr.

and Mrs. Gardner attended the pioneers reunion. Home From Hospital been called for o'clock this af RULON T. SHEPHERD MESA. Appointment of Rulon shower.

After the gifts were dis played, refreshments were served. ternoon in the club' house, with members of the chorus to meet at Shenheid. siinorintemient of public Those present included Mesdames Mrs. J. r.

Stephenson, who had schools in Minden. as head of M. Payne. Gunner Thude, Frantz 1:30 o'clock. been in Southside hospital for the irnxte.

ofns Pedersen. Tang Niel the Mesa grade school system, was i bv ho bourd past two weeks, is at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Mrpncnoii.lo trustees of school district No. 4 i iuh ii. sen. Ben Morrow, Peder Manser, James Kortsen, John Knudscn. Walter Gantzel, Trfuiis Brock, Hans Andersen, Niels Carlsen.

Jep Jewel. Hans Thim. C. G. 1-ankford and the Misses lies ina and Anna Thude and From Yuma wn Pten RaviP famiiv.

Yuma, eran school prmoipl Of Mt'M. married, with three nent the nast few ibivs in the JliddiO-asrO'l Meet Summer with a New Electric Refrigerator and Fan. E.isv Terms. GOODWIN INDIAN STOKE (adv.) THE STEWART-WARNER EI.EC. Refrigerator Costs less to Operate.

Sells cheaper than Rent. VERY fmall down pavment. TEMPE HARDWARE Phone 8 (adv.) Irving Pupils Give Festival MESA More than 600 children will take part in the annual spring festival of Irving school, to be presented at 9:30 a. m. today in the school patio.

the Prosram. parents will be invited to visit home rooms. The program will orn with numbers by orchestra pupils, under direction of Miss Rachel Dana. Violinists include Virginia Brinton. Bruce Rogers, Norma Willis, Soyoke Tasuda, Willis Werner, Sam Stapley, "iva Lee Young and Glenna Pratt; trumpet group Danny Owen, Angus Furr and Ned Lesueur; clarinets Bobby Bradfield and Bobby Doane: saxophones Donna LaRue and Orrel Daley: drums Dorothy Herron; piano Francene Pomerov.

Norma Terkins and Barbara Crand-all. Principal players will include Gene Rye. Mary Jean Stapley, Denny Owen, Lesueur Furr, Miss Pome-roy and Marvin WiHiams. Others will make up groups of flower girls, attendants, rain drops, roses, snow "'makers, sunbeams, violets and daffodils, sweet peas, pan-sies, tulips and Dutch dancers. Choruses from each of the grades will be heard.

Teachers directing are Miss Naomi Dana, Miss Rachel Dana. Miss Catherine Rowlands. Miss Oma Lesueur, Miss Ruth Jones and Miss Iverne Pew. To Visit CJub Hal Wood, boys' secretary of the Phoenix Young Men's Christian Association, will pay an official visit to the Kit Carson Pioneer Club at 7:30 p. m.i tomorrow in the American Legion hall.

H. L. Stahnke, biology instructor of Mesa Union high school, will address the meeting on "Effect of Alcohol on the Human Body." The executive board will meet Mr. Wood at 4 p. m.

and will conduct a sight-seeing trip over the city and vicinity, concluding at Rendezvous park, where a picnic supper will be held immediately preceding the membership meeting. Initiation of A'ernor. Leach, will take place a' the evening meeting. Visit From Safford Mr. and Mrs.

Dave Cheney. Safford, spent the past several days visiting relatives while attending reunion. Mrs. Cheney is a sister of Horace Montierth, faculty member of ti Alma school. Visitor Die Mrs.

Mary Pierce Taylor. 46 years old, wife of Harvey H. Taylor of Colonia Dublan. died Wednesday afternoon in the local hospital. Mrs.

Taylor and her husband came here a month ago. Surviving besides her husband are 11 children, includi Mrs. Elizabeth Young of Mesa, cid her father, Bingham H. Pierce of Mexico. The funeral will be held at 3 p.

m. Sunday, from Mesa SeconJL ward chapel, with burial lu Mesa cemetery. Association To Meet A business and social meeting of the Woman's Benefit Association will be held at 8 o'clock tonight in the home of Mrs. Delbert Morten-sen. North Mesa drive.

On the committee are Miss Irma Huston. Mrs. Gladys Childers and Mrs. Hazel Truman. Cal' I On Mission Miss Mabel Peterson, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Peterson, has been called to fill a mission for the Latter Day Saints church in the East. Her headquarters will be in New York. Miss Peterson, who is secretarv to Supt O. P.

Greer at Franklin school, will spend 18 months In missionary service, leaving here June 18 Back Injured Hartley Turley, 2S years old. home of Mrs. Janie Bayless, south est of town. C. H.

Russell. M. B. Watson nnd Sewing Club Meets The Needlecraft Club will meet this afternoon in the home of Mrs. Lenford Calley, to sew.

C. McConnell. Visiting Daughter -Mrs. -Myrtle Lantis, Long Beach. is visiting her daughter.

Mrs. Lee A. Smith, southwest of Gilbert. Gilbert Visitors Visits Parents Mrs. Mack Fletcher and young EMI son are visiting in Casa Grande ZZ3 I I in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Stopp. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Navlor and Undergoes Operation Mrs.

M. K. Heard underwent a major operation in a Phoenix hoa- ltal Thursday. Skating Party Chandler Girl Reserves sponsor children. Mr.

Shepherd was nameu after a careful study of many successful administrators. He was graduated from Brigham Young University, where lie received a bachelor of science degree. Majoring in educational administration, he was granted a master's degree by the University of Southern California. Work on his doctorate will be continued in an eastern university. His administrative experience embraces work in several Idaho and Nevada systems.

Before assuming the principalship of schools at Min-den. he served six years as superintendent of high and grade schools at Overton, Nev. Mr. Shepherd and his family will arrive here June 1. Drama Program Entertains Club GILBERT The Woman's Improvement Club was entertained ed a skating party Tuesday night at the Rendezvous rink in Mesa.

PROTECT Your Teeth X-Ray shows the true condition of your teeth, and tells in advance of approaching trouble. Dr. Miller's X-Ray service Is modern and thorough, and is not expensive. Avail yourself of its advantages. Phone 4-3943 for Appointment Chaperons were Mesdames W.

G. Nelson, Ben Riggs. S. Ellsworth. L.

Parkhurst. F. Harris and two children. Safford, have been visitors this week in the home of Mrs. Naylor's sister, Mrs.

Glenn Nowell. Pot-Luck Luncheon Mrs. M. E. Edwards and Mrs.

Delia Calvin entertained with a pot-luck luncheon Tuesday. Present were Mesdames G. W. Lines, O. B.

Northroup, B. Torter Northroup, Clyde Myers. J. W. Maddux and J.

W. Isenhower. Returns From Hospital Mrs. J. A.

Hall was brought to her home east of Gilbert Wednesday from Southside District hospital. Mesa, where she recently underwent a major operation. Visits Hers Don Burk. a student at Arizona Lorena Rush; Miss Peggy Austin: UPPER and LOWER PLATES S25 Mr. and Mrs.

Irvine B. Watts, and the Girl Reserve advisor, Miss Viola Ramsey. Girl Reserves attending were On4 Rosa Lee Harris. Bill!" Harris, DR. W.

E. MILLER ma Nelson, Gertrude Robinson, Lu Dr. J. RITCHIE. Associate Denli-t B.95 cille Skluzacek, Harriet i' -j raine Harshey, Dorothy Jones, Opalj Entrance an First St.

Fsv Theater Bids. Ina Martin, Loota L'nder- ill, Mabel Golden. Dorothy Un derbill. Zona Mae McAdams, Helen McEntire, Lois Farmer, Shirley in the club house Wednesday afternoon by a program given under the supervision of the drama division, department of fine arts. The roll call was answered by naming favorite actors of the present day.

Anna Jean McFrederick and Joyce Parkhurst. June Lemon. Lucille Puryear, Donna Murray, Josephine State Teachers College at Flagstaff, is spending a few days with his mother. Mrs. V.

S. Irwin. Attends Convention M. M. Crandall returned Tuesday from San Francisco, where he attended a farm bureau parks.

Florence Harris. Nora Stev Day and Night i All Makes of Cars. Stunning white shoa styles you'll see at much higher prices elsewhere! Open toes, open heels, cross strops, high fronts. White kid. White ymdalin linen.

White doeskin. White patent. Brown-and-white. Blue-and -white. Black-and-white.

Also got geous multi-colors and prints. ens, Mary fekousen, Marcia Ells- orth, Melba Riggs, Delia Skousen. 1 Mina Joe Roundtree and Dorothy Shahan. Other guests were S. D.

Stevens. BABY CHICKS ALL KINDS Blooded, from Accredited Hatcheries Capital Fuel Feed, Gilbert. (adv.) Irwin, pupils of Miss Mary Lee Walker, appeared in a clever dance number with Jo Ella Rlakely playing the piano accompaniment, and a one-act farce. "Wistful Waiting" was presented. Hostesses were Mesdames Clyde Sterling Lemon, Kenneth Johns.

John Simpson, Fain Salmons, Bill IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! NEW 1937 CHEVROLETS ED RUDOLPH 26 Years of Dependable Service Sanford, Herman Caldwell, Jiirgs Hardt, Jimmy Skousen, Marvin Mc-Gaughey, Murr Skousen, Richard Morgenson, Pete Skousen, Bertram Hardin, Bob Hardt, Lcland Wig- id ley, Melvin Stewart, Preston Stid-ham. Junior Stewart. Anion I'n- derhill. Ted Morgan. Harold Shep Ramsey and E.

V. Silverthrone. I Guests Included Mesdames A. "L.i Henderson. O.

B. Northroup, Clyde; Myers, Paul I. Hershev. C. D.

Mc-i Ginnis. C. M. Rlakely, S. H.

A. Williams. Wayne McFrederick, Myrtle Lantis. Arlie Brewer, J. HJ Westbrook.

T. R. McClure, W. E.i Rood. J.

R. Evans. B. Torter North-j roup. A.

C. Ware. J. H. and E.

R. Wilbur, and Mr. and herd. Joe Love. Chico Sipe, Henry Mitchell and Richard Olds.

8 E. Washington St. OiA mail orders filed. Add 15c for mmllnf i wis ill in MijllMlfcii ml nrnii' ill! hi imw Tim 'ii in HI if WANTED ALFALFA HAY Pima County Dairymen's Cooperative the market for 3,000 tons of good dairy hay. For further information contact G.

F. Woods, Secretary, P. O. Box 2471, Tucson, Arizona. To Tucson Mr.

and Mrs. Gunnar Thude. highway employe, is a patient in ranchers northwest of town, left Thursday afternoon on a business Southside District hospital with a serious back injury, suffered while trip to Tucson. a.aajaaafJaayaaaay I It 8WWWBWBBPJBWWWW IW Wj JMV WWMfWJVl WM? BWy WJIHJIWU.ei'g at work Wednesday afternoon. Visiting Hera To Duncan Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Gober and R. J. Clark. Members present were Mesdames Earl G.

Irwin, Kate Baber, O'Dell, L. M. Tompkins. J. M.

Mil-! ler, N. L. Nowell, Ramsev. Silver-I throne. E.

E. Kelly. Waiter Har- mon, D. E. Edwards, C.

E. son, Eddie, left this morning for Duncan for a visit with Mr. and 'St A IE. P. Bryce, Thatcher, arrived here this week for a visit with his Mrs.

H. M. Matthews, and Mrs. Harry Goyne. family, southeast of Mesa, Mrs.

Beecroft 111 Mrs. R. C. Beecroft is ill in South aide District hospital. She was ad mitted yesterday.

Visit From Date Creek Save Money on Watches! Events Today 9 On Southside Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Cooper, Date FOR GRADUATION We have a large assortment of watches from our loan dept.

Elgin. Waltham, Hamilton, Bulova, etc. Most of them like new, suitable for Graduation gifts. Creek, parents of Mrs. R.

R. Ruse, MESA Club, 12 noon. Waldorf Hiram visited in their daughter's home here cafe. the past few days. They will re turn to Date Creek today.

Club, 2 p. m. Mesa Woman's LADIES WATCHES from club building. Woman's Benefit Association $7.50 $5.00 MONEY EASY TO GET ON YOUR furniture: piano, auto nome or -Mrs. ueioerx -Mor- MEX'S WATCHES from ten sen.

Home Loan Sam Cohen, Mesa. Future Farmers of America lso complete line of brand-new Elgin, Waltham. Hamilton and Bulova Watches. (adv) today and tomorrow, Rendezvous park. Mexican design Ware at Strauch's Spring festival, 3:30 a.

Irv ing school. (adv.) MECRLER'S 214 E. Wash. St. Tsm 0pp.

Boston Store CORSAGES from WATSON'S for CO-ED. Ready. See Roy. at Apache KYRENE Kyrene Missionary Society meet ing, a. nome or airs.

Drug, 7 to 10 o'clock tonight. (adv.) Arthur Rogers. Wis': -v--qi -m4 a i XS Xv 1 i iiViin'''i'iiiMaMaiarinririiiliisay Hinw nm mmiiiT Sl tSIW''iii'i hrjirTitnr ur Me oi Today! Onrft LOST Black female 2-month-old Scottie. Reward. Hardin, 244 North Macdonald, Mesa, (adv.) Don't Sleep On Xef Side, WE'VE DARED TO CHANGE A SUCCESSFUL CIGARETTE! Crowds Heart Gas Pressure May Cause Discom fort.

Right Side Best. If too toaa In bed and can't alrra an right aid, try Adlrrika. Jot ONE dnse niwm atomacn dAs pressing Heart aa too aires aoundly. Adlerika acta on BOTH Intestines and brines not poiaonona wastes you tmnld never Believe were in your system. This Id matter may have poisoned yon for Viceroy's new, improved filter tip brings out mourns ana caused UAs.

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