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24. i Lli Deatht The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona. March 5.195< Arrangements For Funeral Services In Phoenix Area Charlpa S. McKinlry Colonel Charles Stanley McKinley. 52.

of thp Air Force. died unexpectedly Tuesday from a attark. He rame to Phoenix several days aco visit his mother and sisters. Tuesday afternoon, he boarded an airplane at Sky Har- hor en route to Portland. on en As thp plan? wis tr take off.

thp rolonr! was stncken. HP was removed from thp plane, and was pronounced dead soon afterward. Funeral servers and burial will hp. in Forest Lawn Cemetery in Glendalf. at a time to he announced later.

Colonel MrKinley, Kirn in Prescott, resided in Milhrae. and was attached ro the office of the of defense. HP was a memher of Masonic Lodge No. and the and Kniphts 1'emplar in Seattle, Wash. HP is survived hy his wife, Marian his mother.

Mrs. Maude MrKinley. of 1241 F. Brill: two sisters. Mrs.

Ruth F.vans and Mrs. I.orrain.™ Clark, both of Phoenix; and I-AO brothers, Tommie R. Los Angeles, and Fred, Para- her home. ,1612 W. Coolidge, will mmmt.

Calif. at a.m. tomorrow in riie C'ocopah Free Methodist Church. SIT F. Cocopah.

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Long- wearing and wrinkle-resistant. In grey and brown, sizes 36 to 44, regular and long. 2995 Men's Western Shirts Lavishly decorated with appliques and embroidered designs, these shirts come in gabardines, novelty fabrics, and wash and wear cottons. Plaids, checks, itripef and solids in a range of colors as wide and varied as the Arizona desert. Sizes 14 to 17.

and up n-v Men's Western Pants Tailored trim and snug for greatest comfort and fit in the practical frontier style. Slash side pockets and flap pockets in back. In polished cottons, twills, gabardines and fine woolens. Sizes 29 to 42. and up Ladies' Western Shirts You'll look like a Rodeo Queen in one of these authentically styled wash and wear cottons.

Beautifully tailored with' loads of piping and decoration. All the colors of the rainbow in plaids, stripes, checks and solids. Sizes 30 to 38. 3" and up Ladies' Western Pants Tailored to give you the slim-hipped look that arouses admiration wherever you go. Blue jeans, cotton twill and sheen gabardines in blue, turquoise, red, tan grey, navy and black.

Sizes 8 to 20. 2" and up Boys' Girls' Western Shirts Thrill your little cowboy or cowgirl with one of these authentic Western designs in wash and wear cotton. Lavish decorations and colorful snap fasteners. A wide selection of colors in plaids, stripes and checks. Sixes 2 to 16.

Boys' Western Pants Snappy blue jeans, polished cottons, sheen gabardines, Western twills, and genuine gambler-stripes. Tailored for the snug long-legged look. Perfect for Rodeo time or every day. Sizes 2 to 18. and up Girls' Western Pants A real favorite with the young cow- belles.

Trimly tailored with all the features of true Western design. In blue jeans, cottons, twills and gabardines solid colors and stripes. Sizes 2 to 14. and up Complete Your Outfit with a Tie and Belt Men's Western Belts 1,50 to 3,50 Bolo and Novelty Westorn Ties 1,00 Men's Maverick and Continental Bow Ties. 1.00 Boys'Western Ties 79c Belts 1.00 The 7.

W. Lockwvid will jofficiate. Burial will be in Memory I Lawn Memorial Park. Born in lou-a, Mrs. Ha.Ti<i ram? to Phoenix .16 years from Lawrenrp, Kan.

She was a mem- her of the Cocopah and in its work for minv vwrs Tra I). Stmiplc Funeral services for Ira DfWitt Stemple, .42. who died Tuesday in Sr. Joseph's Hospital following a brief illness, will be at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow in Memory Chaprl, A.

1.. Moore and Rons Mortuary. The Rev. David .1. Lynch will officiate.

Rurjal will be in Greenwood Memorial Park. i Mr. Stemplc was a teacher in Grandview School. He came, to, rw nu Phoenix five ago and nu Phoenfx twa son Isided at 2509 E. Minnezona dnn Ph enix and Cl r1 War II veteran, he had been T' Npv SIX and teaching school 20 years.

pht He is survived hy his wife, Goldie two daughters. Sandra Jean and Linda Verle, both of Phoenix; lcl a his parents, Mr. and Mrs. in Colonial Chapel, Morten Stemplc, Mount Zion. W.

sen-Kingsley Mortuary, 1020 W. two sisters, Mrs. Earline G. Hill, Washington, for Mrs. Dolores Phoenix, and Mrs.

Jean West, Ayala. fi5. who died Tuesday in a Charleston, W. and two broth- jPhoenix hospital. Dolores Ayala Rosary will he recited at 8 p.m.

E. Washington. Burial will br in St. Francis Cemetery. Born in Hermosillo, Sonnra.

Mexico. Mrs. Ayala came to Phoenix in Ifllfi. She resided at 738 Eighth St. She is survived by her h'isband, Jose: two sons, Jose Jr.

and Henry; and a sister. Mrs. ROSR Wil- Hams, all of Phoenix: in grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Catherine M. Curry Funeral services for Mrs.

Catherine Mary Curry, 8P, who died! Tuesday in her home, 2 Sixth will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Palms Chapel. Grimshaw Mortuary, .134 W. Monroe. Dr.

.1, Ford Forsyth and the 1 funeral committee of Queen; Esther chapter. Order of the East- ern Star, will officiate. Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park. Born in Evans. Iowa, Mrs.

Curry came to Phoenix in 1(127. She was co-owner of Ctirry's Furniture 919-321 N. Sixth St. Mrs. Curry also was a memher of the Arizona Shrine No.

the DauRhlfrs of the Nile and 01 i(-iiial Shrinf. She is survived hy a son, F. Curry, and a daughter, IISIllltCIHUl! PHOENIX TO LAS VEGAS A.M. and 3:20 P.M. Via Kingman and Dam Grcyhaunrf AL 8-2731 uiiu ivjt VJJ rt" ble, Los Angeles; a brother, Hugh C.

Cummings, Phoenix; five grandchildren and three great- grandchildren. Minta D. Harris Services for Mrs. Minta Delia Harris, 80, who died Tuesday in ers, Rufus and Andrew both of Mount Zion. Mary L.

Bowen Mrs. Mary L. Bowen. 75. former resident of Phoenix, died, Monday in her home at Hayward, where she had lived the 1 past five years.

Funeral services will be announced later. Mrs. Bowen, born in Blue Spring. came to Tempe in 1896. She lived there and in Globe, Bisbee, and Cottonwood before going to California in the late ''r 6 1 8 everything that's, 1920s i old fashioned, a senior citizen cu me "Everything, that is, but She is survived by a pesky, old-fashioned bulky: Mrs.

Ralph C. Thomas. Hayward; i hearing aids!" i two sons. Morton Thornesberry.il showed him several Beltone woodland. and Eugene modern miracle hearing aids that Thornesberry.

Prescott; three sis-i could help him hear better with! ters, Mrs. Sallie E. Goodrich, ears, whether he wore Tempe; Mrs. W. R.

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