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THE GALLUP THRU TOJtOSXOUf Tyrone Power Sonjn Ilcnic Edna Mae Oliver FIDDLE" Hollywood Sweeps) ukcs NEWS CHIEF "Tiny Tol Revile" Tuesday Nile PERSONAL MENTION Gallup, N. Monday, August 14, 1939 White Elephant Transfer Coal Wood Storage Pianos fur Rent Mrs. L. K. HeHar and her Bon, Bobby, of Los arrived here yoblerday to join Mr.

Hollar, who arrived here early last week on business. They ore former residents. Others in the party who are former Gallup residents who ac companied them to Gallup to spen Ihy week with friends and to at tend the Ceremonial include Mrs Dcwey Diamond and Mrs. William Wylie. Miss Scottie McCoy of Albu qucrque and Mrs.

M. Quebedea und her son, of Prescott, wi be eut'sts this week of Mrs. ROB Cordon for the Ceremonial. Among Ceremonial visitors to ar rive here over the week-end in eluded Mr. and Mrs.

Clarke Fieli Tulsa, Miss Dorothy Mor Kan uf Tulsa, Mrs. W. D. Johnson Knnsas City, Miss Jackie Vea (off of Los Angeles; Astrid Westlund of Los Angeles. Marriage licenses were issuet over lliu week-end to John Boyc Siansberry Gallup and Helen Maxine Molt, of Thoreau.

Pete Parra and Mrs, Triny Arias of Gallup Miss Elsie Copelon of AJbuquer- que is a house guest at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Frank DCS George. Mr. and Mrs. C.

E. Sandusky Announce Ownership of THE WEE INN CAFE FEATURING Home Cooked Meals Reasonable Prices During 1 Ccrtwwtiinl Week Open Evenings Now Is the Time To Make That Date for the Firemen's Dance AT THE ELKS HALL WEDNESDAY August 16, 1939 ADMISSION LADIES' FREE COME LET YOURSELF COW Red Garing's 9-Piece Orchestra Miss Mary Menapace, employee in the county office, le today on a two weeks vacation tr to Los Angeles, where she will vis her mother, Mrs. Mary Menapac and her sister, Mrs. Einelia Me Quade and family. Senator and Mrs.

W. E. Clark returned yesterday from a trip Colorado, where they spent sevora days at the Dr. and Mrs. L.

Trav ers summer cabin enroute to Den ver, where they visited Mr Clarke's brother. They visited Mr Clarke's sister at Grand Junction and with Mr. and Mrs. Eai Mullins, former Gallup residenl and were guests; of Mr. 'and Mr John Cauthen, also former Gallu residents, at for sev eral days before returning home, Mrs.

Milo John and her niece Florence Menapace, are spendin several weeks in Albuquerque where they are taking charge of th John Auto Court, while Mr. am Mrs. Frank and family spend a vacation at Jemez Springs Miss Inda Evans oi Albuquerqui spent the weekend here visiting riends. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Tippin of 'aso will be guests of Mr. and Mrs red Pardington during the Indian -oremoniaL Mrs. Fred Pardington, stenog- apher in the office of Attorney George McDevilt, has resigned her osition and will accompany her usband to. Las Cruces where he is (tending the and M. College the 'rat of Miss Evetyn Voods of Gibson will succeed her.

Mrs. Morton Bonnett, widow of he late Morton Bonnett, an auditor the Fred Feasel auditing company, who, died suddenly last year in Albuquerque, was visiting friends here today. Mrs. Elda Gail Mason and her son, Morton, returned yesterday from Carlsbad where Mrs. Mason attended the New Mexico Press association meeting.

Dr, and Mrs. M. R. Chapln returned last night from Lordsburg, where they attended the state convention of the American Legion. Others attending Included Mr, and Mrs.

Clatide Bowlln, who returned this morning and Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Cantrell, who are expected to return tomorrow.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack.Garrett re-, turned yesterday from Grand Can-? yon where Mr. Garrett has been employed as a special officer for the Santa Fe. Mr.

and Mrs, S. J. Rozell of Denver, are business callers in Gallup. Mr. and Mrs.

Al Rummell returned Irom a two weeks vacation trip (o Colorado fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Jones and thv'tr son returned yesterday from vacation trip to Texas, where they visited relatives of Mr. Jonea and spent 4 yreek in Colorado fishing.

Mr. Jonee is the manager of the Safeway'store on Coal avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wright returned yesterday from a week's vacation trip to Colorado.

Mr. Wright is employed in the meat department of the Your Food Store and Mrs. Wright is employed at the Gibson Cleaners. rs. A.

H. DeLvng, of Fort Defiance, was in Gallup today. Sister Mary Lucina, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.

M. Lopez and Sister Mary Secunda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Seifredo Garcia, are here visiting. Both sisters are members of the 3t.

Francis Order, with Sister Lucina teaching school at Pena Blanca and Sister Secunda at Cuba. Mrs. Ted Tamony and Mrs. Spencer Bellmaine, sisters accompanied by their mother, Mrs. W.

H. Wolffc, relumed over the week-end from a isit in Mr. and Mrs. D. W.

McDevitt of Ceofcuk, Iowa, and their son, Geo. flcDevitt, made a trip to the Grand onyan, over the wee-end. James Oldham, of Albuquerque, is bere visiting his parehls Mr. and firs. W.

E. CEREMONIAL VISITORS Jacques Martier, instructor of the dance, ojf New York City and Santa Te, will attend this year's Inter- Tribal Ceremonial and make a study of the different Indian Dr. and Mrs. Carl E. Gulhe and their son, Dr.

H. Scudder Mekeel, friends, will arriv tend the Indian Cei Lettuce Kings To Play Here Tuesday Night Stansberry Marries Girl From Thoreau Miss Helen Maxine. Molt of. Thoreau and John Boyd Stansberry of Gallup were married at eleven o'clock yesterday morning. The ceremony was performed at the homo of the bride's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Molt, who operate an Indian Trading post between Thoreau and Crownpoint. Immediate members Dr. Guthe is chairman of the governing boards of the Laboratory of Anthropology; chairman of the Division of Anthropology and Psy- 0 Uncu will be Al Linde who pitched ungams inUe chology, National Research Council; tate tourname nt in Phoenix and al- secretary of the American wed one hit their third start of logical Society; Director of 0 1 Gallup has urns of the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor. Dr.

Harvey Mans- where they enjoyed Mrs' Pete Zanotti was dismissed over Hie weekend from St. Mary's lospital. Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Anderson Sanders, are the parents of a six pounds and one ounce girl early today at St. Mary's hospital Welcome Firemen The Town of Gallup considers it a privilege to act as host to the gallant fire-fighters who will be our guests TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY August 15 and 16 in connection with the meeting of the Tri-State Firemen's Association.

This brings together representatives of the fire departments of towns in Western New Mexico, Northern Arizona, and Southwestern Colorado, largely volunteers. The public owes much to these men who cheerfully and loyally give time from their own occupations to protect the property of their fellow citizens from destruction by fire, often at the risk of their own lives. We hope your visit to Gallup will be in every way enjoyable, and that many of you will remain after your own convention is over to see the great spectacle of the Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial. TOWN OF GALLUP R. E.

ROGERS, Mayor 1 JO PIN J. MILOSKVICH, Clerk. Mrs. Sullivan Brown, Jack Grear, flrs. Hoyfe Stotts and her son, of Angeles, are guests of Mr.

and tfrs. L. G. Smith. Mrs.

Stotts is a sler-in-law of Mrs. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Brown and icir daughter, Mary Janet of Al- uquerque, are guests of the Lang "ing family.

Mrs, L. A. King is visiting rela- ves in Cleveland, Ohio, while her on, Dickie, is enjoying a visit with sister, Mrs. William Pierce at Mrs. Pierce is the former iss Virginia King, daughter of the ings.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bogard and aughter Violette Jean, of Fcrt Win- ite, left this morning on a motor ip west. They planned to visit Zion ational Park, Bryce Canyon, the arson City, Indian school, the risco fair, Yosemile Park, Sequoia ark, Boulder Dam, and the north of Grand Canyon. Horace Keeling accompanied here his wife and child arrived re- ntly from Athens, Texas, to make eir home.

Mr. Keeling will be em- oyed at the Steven Brothers eaners. He is a former Gallup resident. Mr, and Mrs. H.

P. DeBusfc and Mr. and Mrs. A. Witt of Big Stone Gap, and their daughter, Miss Mildred Witt, a teacher in the city school system here, returned home yesterday from a month's trip in ten states.

They traveled over 7000 miles. Mr. and Mrs. Witt will remain here at the DeBusk home to attend the Indian Ceremonial before returning to their home in Virginia. Mrs.

Joe Massarp of 207 East Aztec avenue, was admitted today to St Mary's hospital for observation. Mrs. Leonard Reed and her infant son were dismissed late Saturday from St. Mary's hospital. Mrs.

Reed is the former Miss Frances Peek. Mrs. Lester Ridling and her infant daughter were dismissed late Saturday afternoon from St. Mary's hospital. Mrs.

Simon of Los Angeles, the former Mrs, Charles lehl of Gallup, is a guest here of Mrs. Lelah Theabold, while visiting friends for several weeks. against Linde there. The Lettuce Kings boast of Art Six members of the official com- most valuable lays Tribal Indian Ceremonial. Senator F.

C. Walcott, of Nor- softbalt program. The comic turn of the game will feature Joe "Two Gun" Hunt first uvumvi K. rriiicuu, vt it. fork, Conn, who for six years has Le uce 8 and been a member of.the Indian com- fi 8 Among those attending from Gallup were Mr.

and Mrs. S. Slarko- vich, cousins of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. Vf.

C. Kink of McGaffey, aunt and-uncle of the bride. Mrs. Stansberry attended the Gallup high school and Mr. Stansberry is employed by the Gallup American Coal company.

They left immediately after th wedding for a trip to Clevelan Ohia, and upon their return i make Gamerco their future homi Asten Celebrates Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Asten cele Jrated a' wedding anniversary wil a dinner party at El Navajo hole Saturday night Guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Georg Craker, and their daughter 1 Mis 'ranees Kraker, Dr. and Mrs. C. EL MORRO Monday and Tuesday ROBERT TAYLOa and HEDY LAMARR in "LADY OF THE TROPICS" "DOG DAYS" Our Gang Comedy mittee of the Senate, accompanied fin Kellogg, daughter of Char- no Kellogg, the writer, will ar- rive here soon to attend the Indian Miss Kellogg is Herbert Des employed petmg for some murals, the subject with the government-irrigation ser- bemg on Indian dances, for some vice at Coolidge Ariz is here government postoffices in the state, spending a vacation with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Des George. SOCIAL EVENTS MONDAY Veteran's of Foreign Wars Auxiliary will meet at p. m. Monday a the Odd- Fellows hall for regular business and an initiation.

TUESDAY The Junior Woman's club will meet at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Gilbert Schieb. FRIDAY The Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen will meet at 2:30 Friday at the Knights of Pythias hall.

Suspect Arrested In Nevada (Continued from page 1) tumbleweed covered the spot where the rail had been moved and that he felt the track give way as his power car passed over. streamliner is painted a distinctive yellowish tan, witH brown top. The scene of the wreck is arid and and mountainous, and is the home of many Shoshone and Piute Indians. The dead were placed aboard i special train and brougnt here, Injured passengers were removed to hospitals 4n Carlin and Elko. Entertain Friends At McGaffey Cabins Mrs.

M. J. Murphy and Mrs. H. Morris were hostesses to friends at a house party and picnic over the weekend at their summer cabins at McGaffey.

Among those attending were Mrs. Ruth Finley and her son, Byron, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Emmons, Mr. and Mrs.

Leon Hill, Mr. and Mrs. ry Glascock, Mr. and Mrs. E.

Sellard, Mr. Mrs. Julio 3hiaramonte and Miss Toni Tho- 3urn. i Select-a-Heat units on GE ranges Hardware Plumbing Co. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Leo F.

Garden et ux to Albert O. Lebeck Warranty Deed Lots 9 10 Blk. 6 Cottage Heights Add. Gallup Townsite Co. to Tony Leone Warranty Deed SWM, of Sec.

16 Twp. 15 N. R. 18 W. Too Late to Classify FOR in 1939 Dodge ton truck with Eaton rear end.

Inquire at While Service Station. RECAPPING Take Advantage of WOOD'S GUARANTEED TIRE SERVICE mid SAVE over WOOD'S TIUE SERVICE Phone 30 -SPTOAL- PLAIN DRESSES $100 CLEANED and PRESSED MEN'S SUITS CLEANED and PRESSED 85 WHITE SUITS SUGHTLY HIGHER All Minor Repairs Mudc Without Charge Our Budget pi nn enables you to buy your Fall suit now and wear us you pay. ONLY $2.00 PER WEEK Plus Small Down Payment WILSON-WESSON CLEANERS 209 S. Second phone 546 FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY SERVICE Mrs. O.

V. GriBay will go to Albuquerque tomorrow to spend the day with Miss Elva Byrne, a former Gallup resident. Saddle Horses FOR HIRE Hotel el Rancho Phone 650 mi-Sim TUESDAY, AUG. P. M.

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