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Arizona Republici
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Phoenix, Arizona
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Arizonan Gains Honor Variety Show Bills Dancers Dancers from done Dance Studio will be the featured attraction when Ladies Sodality of St. Catherine's Church sponsors a variety show at 8 p.m. Sunday In the church social hall. Other acts are scheduled on the program, according to Mrs. Nicholas Kondora, chairman.

Proceeds will go for improvement of St. Catherine's school. Tickets will be on sale at the door of the church. 14 East Pierce Phone 3-2549 end 2-1390 Page 22 FRIDAY. Sept.

7. 19S1 i Clifton Club This Luxurious In Boston KENCORK FLOOR An Arizona woman has scored another first! Mrs. John R. Murdock, wife of the noted Arizona congressman, is the first woman to be voted an Programs CLIFTON, Sept 6 The Past President's Club of the Clifton Woman's Club will entertain at its yearly luncheon at 1 p.m. Saturday in the Elks Clubrooms here.

Members of the club and their guests will attend the luncheon end musical program arranged by Mrs. Ralph Baker. James Elliott will take part in the program. Mrs. D.

Murphy is general chairman for the luncheon, which iP! Costs less than wall-to-wall broadloom honorary membership in the Order -r. of the Sons of Italy. She devoted years of research on the life of Constantino Brumidi, the Michaelangelo of America, who worked on the dome of the capitol building in Washington, D. C. She is responsible for discovering his identity after he was forgotten for almost a century.

The honor was conferred UDon Luncheon Given At Balsz School Room mothers and the PTA of Balsz School welcomed teachers at a covered dish luncheon Thursday in the school cafeteria. Luncheon chairman was Mrs. Sanford Clemens. 1 1 Murdock at the society's 22nd national convention held recently in Boston, Mass. Is an annual event of the club.

'V The Arizona Republic Look WillBegin 1 'feK aid' Ceremonies -2 Bridal Shower Given Recently A shower Tuesday honored Miss Nina Green, Saturday bride-elect of Louie Lane. Miss Wanda Edwards was host Coupl 4 MYm i Paint Cohr. Sept. 6 A Payson home is planned for Mr. and Mrs.

ess for the miscellaneous event in Leonard Brunson who were mar cxr.iAs her home, 2522 N. Cornell. Co- ried in ceremonies this week in the Payson Chapel. hostess was Miss Imogene Cain. Invitations were sent Mmes.

R. N. Green, Alma Taulor, Thelma Olson, Mary Edwards, Ellen Rob The bride is the former Miss Joyce Walker, daughter of Rev. PAINTS 0 and Mrs. Verl Walker.

The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and erts. Misses Dora Green, Nancy Hawkey, Mary Kiem, Toni Bond, Nelda, Lockhart, Pat Kersh, Peggy Jones, Gloria HilL Rosa Johnston, Leading decorators choose Kencork in a dramatic wall-to-wall expanse. Now you can choose Kencork, too, for less than ever before to start your new home off right to modernize the old. Rich tones blend with fabrics of every type bring out the beauty of every color scheme.

Mrs. Riley Brunson, Tonto Basin. If -5; Sfepfc Ruth Bigley. For her wedding, Mrs. Brunson selec'ed a dark blue dress with white accessories.

Her flowers were an old fashioned bouquet of pan- Rub the cavity of a chicken with 101S N. 7th St, Phone S-0515 Opca Satardy to P. H. 44 Ptaix Siiafle and Linoleum Co. one-half to one teaspoon of salt THE BUND MAN before roasting- Awnrd WinTipr For er public relations work, Mrs.

Mabel Pinyan, left, was nu xxxxxx presented a certificate of award at the meeting Wednesday of Luke-Greenway Unit, American Legion Auxiliary. Pictured presenting the award is Mrs. Mort Brayer, president of the Phoenix Ladies Auxiliary to the Military Order of the Purple Heart. Mrs. Pinyan directed publicity for the Purple Heart Auxiliary at the recent convention of the group here.

(Republic Staff Photo) gies. Miss Charlotte Terrill was maid of honor. Riley Brunson attended his brother as best man. Flower girls were Misses Mary Executives Lou Haley, Gwena, and Faline Owens. The young couple was feted at a reception in the church before leaving for a honeymoon.

Sunday Luncheon To Install New Superior BPW Chapter Will Confer national program co ordination chairman, will speak. The board of managers of the 87-3 rr-! -1 To be installed are Mmes. Roy H. Arizona Congress of Parents and Teachers will hold a fall planning session at 9 a.m. Friday in Trinity Cathedral.

The group will discuss plans for SUPERIOR, Sept. 6 The Superior Business and Professional Women's Club will be installed at a luncheon here Sunday, according to Mrs. Erdene Ellsworth, chairman of the charter. The new group was organized recently at a program in the home of Mrs. Gabe Shaw.

Mrs. J. B. Lowe is serving as nominating committee chairman. Mrs.

N. Bess Prather of Casa Grande, director of BPW district No. 3, will install the group leaders. Miss Bess Stinson of Phoenix, Church Women To Host Party The public may attend a canasta Earty given at 8 p.m. Friday by Our adys Sodality of St.

Thomas the Apostle Church. Takuig hostess roles for the party in the church social hall will be Mmes. Ralph Kissell, Robert Preach, George Gavin, and Frank Kalakay. Mrs. Karl Heimann is handling refreshments.

the year and will hear reports of the national convention, the nominating committee, and executive committee. Shaw, president; Carl Meitz, first vice-president; Miss Peggy Haddad, second vice-president; Mmes. Esther Diamond, third vice-president; Royal Porter, corresponding secretary; Clayton Kroh, treasurer; and Miss Marilyn Ivie, recording secretary. Committee chairmen for the event include Mmes. Shaw, Lowe, Ellsworth, Diamond, Charles Roberts, and Alex Members also will elect an alter nate to the national boa of managers and will appoint a conven tion resolutions committee.

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