Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 18

Mi Octofcer 10, 1954 Page 18 The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona. Lutherans Set TJp Watch On Worship Books TORONTO (AP) Representa-j vision of published forms for worship services was needed to maintain the standards of Luther-an liturgy. He said some materials put out in the past by various agencies in the church have been so lacking in regular liturgical form that "we were thoroughly ashamed." "the most totalitarian thing I ever heard of." Dr. Torrey H. Walker of Collingwood, N.J., also called it a move for censorship.

Delegates, by an overwhelming vote, approved setting up the new department, with provision that its approval is needed for all materials "pertaining to the formal worship of the church" put out by any of the church's boards or agencies. The provision, still subject to ratification of the church's 32 synods, is part of a broad reorganization program be tives of the United Lutheran ing taken up point-by-point at the Church yesterday approved estab convention. lishment of a new department to keep a watchful and guiding hand TRUCKER STEALS PLANE on church worship books. DANVILLE, Va. (AP) J.

R. The move touched off a brief round rf debate, centerine on the Perkins was flying his radio- controlled model airplane when it got off the beam and crashed behind some trees. A truck stopped, the driver scooped up the delegation of such authority to The Rev. G. Elson Ruff Philadelphia, editor of the church's news-weekly, The Luth-eranr denounced the proposal as any central agency.

The Rev. Edward T. Horn of Philadelphia said over-all super plane, and 'Perkins was out of the airplane business. ver has 1 111 IMHIIIIM.IIHMI 1 .111.1.. I I Hi JM'VV, 1UI" 1 Jffi)i ew Ronson sha flexible head I ftf I JT I i-.

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For first time in the 20 years the company 1 $250,000 Plant if IksJ- its General Electric Plans Opening Event At New Office-Warehouse Photo Judging To Be Started Four winners of The Arizona Republic's Snapshot Contest held this summer will be competing with several hundred other Dhoto The General Electric Supply a division of General Electric disposal, electric range, and laundry equipment. The display rooms are used to demonstrate appliances for dealers and retailers. winners tomorrow when has opened its new fnoe 1 Vv nix branch office and warehouse of the national contest begins in Management personnel in ad Ordinary toer head .0030 in. Razor blade .0038 in. Ronson svLXJ-rmu bead .0015 in.

dition to Porter are, Vic Nelson, ittiltitit sales manager of supplies: Ed its office was located at 441 W. Madison. The warehouse was apportioned among several buildings. Now the company office and warehouse is located under one roof for the first time since it began operations in Phoenix more than 20 years ago, Porter said. THE OFFICE section of the new General Electric Supply Company home embraces 6,480 square feet.

The warehouse section covers 21,000 square feet. There also is an open, fenced yard Cribb, operating manager; J. Paxson, credit manager; Jack tX TLX AV Bartlett, sales supervisor; and Floyd Greenway, appliance serv ice manager. The counter service of the plant is in charge of Ray Lopez, at 1102 N. 22nd Ave.

An invitational open house will be held at the new plant, Saturday from 1 to 8 p.m. for dealers and retail outlets. On a lot 200x245 feet, the company has erected a plant valued at approximately $250,000. THE company is the wholesale outlet for General Electric and Hot Point appliances and General Electric electrical supplies. Statewide operations of the company will be carried on through the new Phoenix office and warehouse and a branch in Tucson.

The company now operates under the supervision of the Denver division of General Electric. It was previously affiliated with the Los Angeles division. R. P. Porter, manager of the Phoenix branch, said the operation here is the largest of its kind in the General Electric system.

Until the company moved to its new location about a month ago, i4u Explorers Hall, Washington, D.C. Grand prize winners in the Republic's snapshot contest were Buddy Wheeler, whose snapshot won the babies and children classification, and Debs Met-Jsong of Phoenix, who won four weekly prizes in addition to the grand prize of $25 in the activities classification. Other winners were Thomas Roberson of Tempe, who took top honors in the still life category, and Agnes Hoist of Phoenix whose dog picture won the grand award In the animal classification. In the national competition there will be four $1,000 grand prizes, four $300 second prizes, four $150 third prizes, 68 special merit awards of $50 each, and every photograph entered will bring a $25 prize. The Republic's Snapshot Contest which ended last August drew 1,200 entries.

The names of the national winners should be known by the middle of this week. with 15,000 square feet, intended for use if the present plant is to be enlarged. I The remainder of the lot, square feet is devoted to parking and loading zones. Approximately 42 persons are employed in the new plant, including several' salesmen who cover the entire state. Micro-thin for the closest shaves you've ever had! No electric shaver can shave any closer than the thickness of the head.

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Obituaries Funeral Services Planned Here For Emily Palmer, 69 Final rites for Mrs. Emily A. Palmer, 69, who died Friday at her home, Scottsdale Road and Osborn. will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow in THE FRONT loading ramp on 22nd Avenue is a two level ramp, one side for small trucks and the other side, lower for large trucks.

Throughout the a se, small items are kept in Lazy Susan bins which turn easily. The air conditioning of the warehouse is so arranged that it can be conditioned in sections through the use of 10 control panels. Goods in the warehouse are di the Chapel in the Garden, Mercer Mortuary. Cremation will follow. Mrs.

Palmer was the mother of David H. Palmer county at Surgical benefits (doctor bills for operations, including fractures and dislocations) carry the same low rates as the hospitalization protection. For a free folder fully describing the benefits offered, call AL 8-4888 and ask for Miss White or mail coupon. torney of Yavapai County. She was born in New York City and came to Phoenix 21 years ago.

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First street WlUetts I Phoenix, Arizona a coffee room for the employes, jj folder of benefits costs. CTJ complete with genuine leather traveling ease Name voted to radios and television a I sets. Next to it is a lareer tomorrow in the Chapel in the Valley, Ragsdale Mortuary. The William Patterson Lodge of Elks will have charge of the services. Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park.

Mr. Davis was a cotton contractor and came to Phoenix in 1929. He resided at 225 E. Tonto. George H.

Wallen Rosary for George H. Wallen, 64, who died unexpectedly Friday night at his home, 337 N. 12th will be recited at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Whitney and Murphy Funeral Home Chapel. Requiem high mass will be sung at 9 a.m.

Wednesday in St. Mary's Church with burial in St. Francis Cemetery. Mr. Wallen was born in Butte, Cu mtfrnm world's greatest a shaver! I Address 1 in which appliances stoves, washers, driers, etc.

are shown. and next to it is a complete Gen-J Leslie J. Bushnell Sr. Services tor Leslie James Bushnell 36, who died Friday night in Good Samaritan Hospital following a short illness, will be at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday in Memory Chapel, A.

L. Moore and Sons Mortuary. Mr. Bushnell came to Phoenix a year and a half ago from Illinois. He was a route driver for the Kruft Dairy and resided at 2238 E.

McDowell. He was born In Godfrey, 111., and was a navy veteran of World War II. He is survived by his wife, Edith Lucille, two sons, Leslie James and Robert Eugene, and a daughter, Nancy Lucille, all of Phoenix; his mother, Mrs. Nellie Bushnell of Alton, 111., and seven sisters in Illinois. Mable Jennings cabinets, dishwasher, garbage Terms to Fit Your Pocketbook It pays fo buy at Angelus Firm Only Bidder and came to Phoenix with his parents from Oakland, when he was eight years old.

He For Sewers Job J. H. Welsh Son Contracting Co. was the only bidder on installing sewers along Indian School Road from 10th Street to 10th Place and along 10th Place from Indian School to Devonshire Avenue. The Welsh bid totaled $3,478.

Engineer's estimate for the work was $3,999. was warehouse foreman for chair chrome dineffe set beauty and only Wakelin's Grocery Co. and later for the Haas Baruch Co. He worked for the two companies 35 for fable and six chairs years before retiring in Decem ber 1942. He was a member of the Holy Name Society of St.

Mary's Church, and Marcos de Niza Council, Knights of Columbus. Funeral services for Mrs. Mable Lilly May Jennings. 39, who died Thursday in the Luke Air Force Base Hospital, will be held Tuesday in El Paso, Morten-sen-Kingsley Mortuary said. Mrs.

Jennings was the wife of M.Sgt. Wilson W. Jennings of the U.S. Air Force, and came to Phoenix eight years ago from EI Paso. Sam Davis Services for Sam Davis, 81, who died Wednesday in a Phoenix Hospital, will be at 1 p.m.

Survivors include his wife, Ruth, and a son, George H. both of Phoenix; another son, The Rev. Clarence Wallen, S.J., Unitarian President Will Visit Tucson TUCSON IAP Special dedication ceremonies will bring Dr. Frederick May Eliot, president of the American Unitarian Association, to Tucson next Wednesday. The new Unitarian Church here will be dedicated at that time.

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