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1 Home News nBWS DEPARTMENT 1 Social, Glub gwpagg AIIT, LITERATURE AND MUSIC VOLu 96 1937 TUCSON, ARIZONA, MORNING, FEBRUARY i niken" by Alfred Kromburg. luncheon and program Saturday, i i PAGE SIX ii iTnivereitv Women to Miss Estelle Lutrell, will prr a question to the members, will take action regarding it Reservations for. the be made by calling Mrs. r. -C.

Rodee, 1187-W; and Mrs. Hajj" Thornber, 470-R. MAINE ROYDEN February 20, at the Old Pueblo club. Mrs. TMarguerite Morrow, who will have' charge of the luncheon arrangements and the program, will present two one-act plays entitled "Haouv Journey by, Thornton Sleet Next Saturday The Fellowship committee, under Ihe leadership of Miss Julian Davis, will discuss the fellowship fund.

The book committee members, who include Mrs. Dave Bloom, Miss Mary Ott, Miss Mary Ferguson, Miss Henrietta Coons, and TO SPEAK HERE Association of WILL DURANT TO LECTURE IN CITY The Crisis in American Civilization' to Be Subject To inform and at the sam tint i Wilder; and "Maniken and Min- The American Ano ln will meet for a University Wnmen Esiercency Peace Cam paign Committee to Give Program entertain this is the formula which mm VhwIm nrilih lecturer, services to tM JWWTiS to Tucson under Lecturer and Peace Leader XI' Shopping With June GIRLS: There will be Big doings on the 19th and lasting straight through the 22nd. Cook up plenty in advance so you can remain away from home without your usual pangs of conscience. Perhaps you will like to use Jean D. Robert's recipe for Chili Beans found on this page.

-JUNE. eVeiSeS committee next Thurs. owning at 7:43 o'clock to the A Tucson high school uditorium. nr. Royden will oe Dr Warren Orafton of Los Angeles Cam- and eonara bridge university fwduete who Is leader to the British -youth The froup wffl con- duct seversl discussion hours cut- Jnt the day berore am ww gram is held in the evening.

Members of the local committee which has arranged the event are Rev. Recter Johnson, chairman, TV H. Warner, vice chairman: GIVE YOUR HOME NSV7 A SHOP YOU'LL ENJOY AT THE FOREIGN SHOP STOCKINGS TAKE ON NEW PERSONALITY Even though you are not blessed with a child of your own, you'll enjoy visiting BETTY ANN CHILDREN'S SHOP Nowadays you can freqnesj I Newest luncheon sets at THE FOREIGN SHOP are made of hand-spun linen crash with hand- blocked patterns. Some have local IMPUKIAfM-wC. Stockings play a more prominent role with shorter dressesnow in vogue.

Phoenix cnange tne personality of yorr. home and yet avoid extravafsirYs is said to nave been developed and exploited to the fullest possible advantage by Dr. Will Durant, the Internationally known author and publicist, who will present his lecture, "The Crisis in American Civilization," in the high school auditorium here Friday, February 26. The lecture will be a feature of the University of Arizona artist-lecture series. Dr.

Durant is said to have made the scholarly subject of philosophy exciting and intelligible to the average man. His "Story of Philosophy," of which several hundred thousand copies have been sold, is widely read. A high point in his career will be "The Story of Civi-llzation, xin which he will undertake to trace the historical, the ethnological, the political, social and cultural evolution of mankind. The first two volumes of this work, to which he has dedicated the next 25 years of his life, were published in 1935. He spent ssveral months last year in the Mediterranean countries collating material for the next volumes of the work.

In his lecture here Dr. Durant will undertake to analyze the political and social trends which are governing the destiny of the modern world. Dr. Durant is said to be one of the few American authorities upon classic philosophies, who has been able to present the broad outlines of this subject in a form which is intelligible to the layman. He is likewise an authority on political science and has successfully treated this subject in articles for the popular magazines, in books and on the lecture platform.

PRE-SCHOOL The Amphitheatre Pre-School Study group met at the home of Visit aiuzc: STUDIO at S. Sixth Ave, v. and you'll set what we meet -as you pause admire new drapery ma- at 549 North Fourth avenue. Here you'll see the very latest toys, books and recreational games, including those for out- door play. 1 You'll love looking over themes, Sajauro, etc, while others have fish designs.

Exquisitely colorful are sets from the Philippine Islands with hand-blocked tropical fish, bamboo and lotus flowers. stockings in new shades of Greylight and Manikin are excellent with new blues. Phoenix colors of Sepia, Vogue or Swingtime will tone in perfectly with brown or London Tan. Be wise and Join the Phoenix Hosierv Club in terials lovely .7 linens splashed 'r with florals chintzes thrill. ingly embeU i 1 9tKZn HH ST A 1 1 ii a 1 ViKif.mi.

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treasurer; and Miss Margaret A. Knight, secretary. Dr. Royden, who arrived in the United States early to January to begin a tour of the country which wlU include visits in 87 cities, open, her campaign in this country with a radio address In which she aid. "I believelike everyone else -that world peace is essential to civilization.

I also believe like no one else that it is possible even for Europe." The youngest daughter of the late 8ir Thomas Royden. and Sir Thomas Royden. formerly chair man of the Cunard Shipping company. Dr. Roydert was educated at Cheltenham Ladles' college and at Lady Margaret Hall.

Oxford. Immediately after leaving Oxford, she plunged Into settlement work at the Victoria Women's settlement, Liverpool, for three years. After this, she went to work as quasi-curate In the rectory of Rev. W. Hudson Shaw, Suffenham, backwater country parish.

Her experiments here led her on to a later fight for recognition of women la the pulpit. Later she became one of the first feminine extension lecturers for Oxford university. Her subject was English Literature. Her experiments with Dr. Ptercv y.mJ.

cv4ml British lectarer. author and social worker, will hanri-riprorated tole curtain ti. the new spring clothes Miller frocks and other distinctive dresses for girls from one through 14 years, also smart suits for boys from one through seven. Notice the adorable dolls: Anne Shirleys, Shirley Temple's, Colonials and Dionnes, and see the cunnin Shirley Temples in cowboy costumes daringly decked with revolvers in genuine leather holsters. BETTY ANN SHOP Artistic carvings by the Swiss woodcarvers use as their subject the head and bust of a gracious, lady who is seen in book-ends and unusual flower' holders.

Hand-carved pigs are relish holders. Hand-carved hounds and daschunds are, oh, so woebegone! Purple cows have just arrived to "join up" with the family of Hillbillies. THE FOREIGN SHOP, "House of Beautiful Gifts. speak In Tucson next Thunday night at 7:45 o'clock at Tswson high school snider the aaapices the Tucson Emergency Peace Campaign order to receive one pair free with every twelve pairs purchased. LEVY'S UNIVERSITY SHOP is now showing the complete new Phoenix line.

BATH-ROOM HARMONY To achieve the ultimate in bathroom harmony and beauty, see what CABIN CRAFTS GUILD is showing in cesnsnlttee. Dr. Warren Grafton of Los Angeles and Konanl Miaii, ytsrthfsl leader tat the British "yoath will also speak. 1 In and A bout Tucson gorgeous backs. Then note the many intec esting hand-made lighting fixtaKi' t-also floor lamps with the all tola "I Tole mirrors, too, will adO their share of local color.

AEt ZONA STUDIO tin work has ths charm pf Mexican tin work and is fashioned from rich materials h. a thought as to its adaptability ia 17 better homes. INCREASINGLY POPULAR 21 It was less than a month ag: i that Mrs. McDaniel took over FOX" ICE CREAM SHOP at 27. hand-tufted Porter of Philadelphia; Constance Drake of Pittsburgh; Mr.

and Mrs. Mrs. Pete Bouchett at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon and elected Mrs. 1 Kennedy Davis president of the (Conttaaed From Page 1) son recently from her homo to Den- 1 BUT COWGIRLS MUST BE GOOD TO LOOK AT Cowboys may be rough and ready, but cowgirls must-be good to look at Just to prove to visitors that Tucson's feminine contingent is iook at. -ui abundantly blessed with pulchritude.

lets wear a slick, tailored coiffure bathroom sets, some with rich a Paul B. Adams of New Jersey; Mr. Colorado, to visit her lamer sad mother. Dr. and Mrs.

L. D. and Mrs. H. B.

Brady of New Jer-, floral centers. Sanders, and her brothers, James and Llllard Sanders. She plans to others in two tones of blue sey; Air. ana jars, nowva jo. au-.

cett of Ohio; Phillip Bonglonlo of Reno. Nevada, and Ben Weil. 1 group for the next year. Mrs. Davis will be assisted by Mrs.

O. A. Stephens as vice-president and Mrs. Don Loveless as secretary and program chairman. The group decided to follow lessons suggested in the magazine.

Parents, during the next year. Refreshments were served at the close of the business meeting. remain to Tucson during the next two weeks. West Congress, -rj 'Tffe Notice also ll the more iTD Last evening the guests were entertained at an informal Valentine dance held between 9 and 1 o'clock. but she is.

oearmer and Dr. Martin Shaw to 1920 as free lances In founding the Iilready "gout? to town wKS and a lovely complexion with our ten-gallon hats. 1 It would really do no harm to visit a good beauty shop. You'll find UNIVERSITY BEAUTY SHOP altogether satisfactory offering free parking space, pleasant and refined surroundings, latest equipment and a group of skilled, graduate cosmeticians, who work In perfect unison. While there look over the new Sorority Cosmetics, made especially for this dry climate in formulas for various types of skin.

Call 2072 for your appointment -with' UNIVERSITY orders from hotels, girls, -v schools, and-, many lndi- 'm viduals who like fine ice cream. Shr has the ad-I 7' NAETCSNG8 TO GIVE PABTT-: i In honor of Mrs. Edward Xhfra-ham, who arrived to Tucson yesterday morning from her home to New York City. Mr. and Mrs.

Foster S. Naething will give a tea this afternoon at their homo between the hours of 5 and 7 o'clock. Some SO guests have been Invited to the Naething home, which will be decorated with bouquets of red roses and carnations. WYATTS G1VB DINNCSl PARTY -rauorea monogrammed bath sets in fine quality crash. These can be ordered to tie to with your color scheme, using your own personal monogram on each item.

CABIN CRAFTS GUILD is really a grand little linen shop. It's at 815 Park "avenue. A DESIGNED ESPECIALLY FOR RODEO At UNIVERSITY GIFT SHOP found bridge prizes and favors designed especially for Rodeo. In bridge and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Leslie Burge. arrived in. Tucson recently to visit Mrs, Burge's sister. Mrs. Grace Van Osdale.

Leslie Burge and George Parker left Tucson Friday morning for Mexico, where they plan to spend several days hunting and fishing. Mrs. Lillian Burge and Mrs. Leslie Bwee accompanied -them to Nogales, where they plan to remain until TUCSONAN8 VISIT AT ENSENADO John Mikell and Mrs. E.

Wyatt, are visiting at Playa Ensenado, Ensenado, Mexico. With them are Mrs. Sophia King and Miss Adele Johnson of Hot Springs, Arkansas, who are wintering in San Diego, California, MOTES HAVE HOUSE GUEST Mr. and Mrs. S.

W. Mote have xeuowsrup at Kensington Town Hall, and later the Guildhouse, Eccleston Square. London, are said to be unique. She summarized the purpose for her Guildhouse and fellowship services as follows: -We believe that Christianity is the solution of the world's problems, and we desire to proclaim It In place where the unbeliever may express his doubt and the believer discuss his failures. We offer ourselves to Cod to be of service to our fellows." Always, since college days, she has been convinced feminist, and when woman suffrage raised Its head to England, to 1908, she threw herself Into the work with fervor, drawing her friends and comrades BEAUTY LA FIESTA DEUOS VAQUEROS The four most colorful days to all the year are very close at hand.

La Fiesta de Los Vaqueros will take place on February 19, 20, 21 and 22. Indian Dav (February 19th) marks the open this evening. Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Wyatt EA80NS GO as their guest during the remainder of this month their daughter.

Mrs. TO MICHIGAN Dr. and Mrs. J. B.

Eason and vantage of 3 being able to furnish ice cream 3. made fresh daily in a number of; 4 delicious flavors." Today, for'iaL stance, you can order pepperafeT-stick, tuttt ruiti, pistachio nut the good old standbys: chocokV: vanilla or strawberry. Free livery on orders of two quarts of over. Just call 3887. FOX 2C3 1 1 CREAM SHOP.

'j5 THE WORLD'S FINEST i Follow the crowds to FOX 5, CANDY NUT SHOP for extra i fine glaced cactus candy. visitors are A doors wiin H. E. Blanchett of Chicago. Dl March 1 Mrs.

Blanchett will motor to Dallas, where she will join her husband. their children recently left Arizona to go to Ann Arbor, Mich, where Dr. Eason will continue his studies entertained at an informal dinner at the Pioneer hotel Thursday evening. Their guests were Kathleen. Viscountess Falmouth, Mrs.

Margot Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Batley. all of London, and Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Bradley. MRS. RICE Into the conflict with her. She edited the paper The Common Cause- to the interests of woman suffrage until 1914.

During the World war Dr. Roy-den worked for world peace, and in public health at the University of Michigan. Dr. Eason, who is paintings and rope decorations; cowboy book-ends; director of the Yuma county health service and who formerly made ing, when Arizona Indians from the Papago, Pima, Navajo and Apache tribes and Yaquis of Old Mexico, will present unique Indian races and games portraying the ancient customs of their various tribes. February 20th at 10 a.

m. the great Rodeo Parade will thrill thousands of spectators. A splendid livestock show will be in progress at the grounds during the entire period of Rodeo. Starting promptly at 2 p. m.

on February 20, 21 and 22, wild west contests 'will feature cowboys testing their skill for large cash prizes in daring, thrilling and dangerous events including Broncho riding, bulldogging, calf -roping and many other unforgettable fetes. Purchase tickets early this week at Patterson's (Scott Broadway). Don't miss a single day of La Fiesta de los Vaqueros. LEAVES CITY Mrs. George Rico of Michigan, DESERT MANOR HAS GUESTS Among the guests who have recently arrived at the Desert Manor guest ranch are Mrs.

Delpini and her nephew, Herbert Lahr, of New York: and L. A. Rockier of Chicago, I1L his home in Tucson, with his family will visit in Pennsylvania before returning to the southwest who has been a visitor at the Pio mi Been speaking and writing and working for it ever since. In December she resigned from ministry of the Guildhouse to devote the whole of her time to the work of International peace. From 1917 to 1920.

she was assistant preacher at the city temple. In 1930. she was made a companion of honor, and In 1932, received an honorary degree of doctor of divinity from the University of Glae-gow, an honor only once before given to a woman. In 1933 she was neer, for several weeks, left Tucson Thursday. VISITORS GO TO CALIFORNIA Mrs.

W. E. Porter and Mrs. Harry P. Daily, who have been visiting Mrs.

Thomas L. Dally of Colon la Solano for some time, left recently for southern California, where they mailing it 6ut to friends all over the 1 world, ft 1 makes a HJ perfect souvenir of the region, besides, being MARIPOSA CHAPTER HAS VALENTINE DANOfi The members of Mariposa chapter. Order of Eastern Star, were cowboy letter-racks: wood hors d'oeuvres dishes with cowboy paintings; copper paperweights with cowboys mounted on bucking bronchos; and tiny glow lamps, only big as a minute, but with real pottery bases. Place-cards are decorated with crepe paper cowboys, and there are even Rodeo playing cards. (Park avenue at University Gates.) YOUR TUESDAY DATE We've had many favorable comments on those Tuesday specials at UNIVERSITY BAKERY.

So we know we're hostesses at a Valentine dance last evening at the Masonic temple. YOUR BEST BET FOR A GRAND EVENING Not long ago we spent a delightful evening at DESERT SHORES. We never visit this smart Night Club without wanting to tell our public about the excellent food the attractive surroundings and the good looking crowds. Desert Shores Music during the party, which was held between 9 and 12 o'clock, was furnished by Mrs. Waley's orches tra.

made an honorary doctor of law by the University of Liverpool. She has visited New eZaland, Australia, China. Japan, Singapore, Ceylon, and India. Dr. Mead WU1 Conduct expect to siop lor a lew weeks.

HACIENDA HAS VALENTINE PARTY The students at Hacienda Del Sol were entertained Saturday evening at an informal Valentine dance held at the school. OLD PUEBLO PLANS DANCE A Valentine motif predominated delicious to the very last morsel Have you tried FOX CANDY NUT SHOP home-made fudges and rich pecan-filled Alecuma? Carry home a pound of these de- lights to pass around to Valen-tine's Day callers. NEXT URDAVS SPECIAL: Peanut or cocoanut brittles 20c a pound FOX CANDY NUT SHOP. 27 West Congress Street throughout the hall decorations. GUESTS COME TO LODGE ON THE DESERT right in sending you there this coming Tuesday to take music really inspires you to dance; Desert Shores bartenders mix drinks that really please.

Desert Shores chefs are connoisseurs of fine foods and menus. The large list of entrees on the. special dinners always includes quality steaks, fried chicken and fresh sea-food. Ala-carte orders are available at all times. DESERT SHORES is open from 12 noon until 1 m.

so in addition to being your "best bet" for a grand evening it is also a very satisfactory place in which to entertain your luncheon or bridge parties. Call 4123 for reserva early In the summer. CLASS HOLDS SUPPER PARTY Mrs. W. Johnson's Sunday school class of the First Methodist Episcopal church held a waffle supper at Mrs.

Johnson's home Thursday evening. Guests included Ellen Marie Morris, Violet Workman, Illena Donner, Patty Campbell, Margaret Cunningham, Jeanne Wondra, Jean Conrad, Jean Beer-man, Betty Munday and June Hub-bell. A short play, "Janey," was cast during the evening. MAYERS COME TO TUCSON Mr. and Mrs.

G. H. Mayer of Chicago, 111, are visiting in Tucson as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L.

D. Kotowski, 2444 East Drachmae. ALL STATES CLUB HAS CARD PARTY The All States club held its weekly card party Friday evening at its club house, 235 West Congress. Contract, auction, and rummy were played during the evening. Some fifteen states were represent- PartT will be held Feb.

18 at the club rooms. A cordial invitation is extended to all Tucson- For further Information call 4568. Y.W.C.A. Lenten Hours Recent arrivals at the Lodge on The members of the Old Pueblo club and their guests will gather the Desert guest ranch have included Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick P. Boyn- Dr. Junius E. Mead will open at tne club ball room next Satur advantage of the special on series of Sunday afternoon Lenten flay, February 20, for a Monte carlo dance. Clancy Wollard's or.

ton of Highland Park, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bigelow and their son of Massachusetts; and Mrs. J. Francis Murphy of New York.

cnesxra wui furnish the music dur. either homemade coffee cakes ing the party, which will begin at 8:30 o'clock. Reservations, which will be closed Thursday, may be EASTERNER STOPS tions. One-quarter mile from Oracle Road on the Casa Grande High- ALL ABOARD FOR HEDDLESTON'S Go to NAVAJO INDIAN STORE this week for your Chimoyo Coat You could own nothing more appropriate for Rodeo wesr, and that isn't the half ot.it, you'll prize it just as long as it services at the Y. W.

C. A. this Sunday at 5 o'clock. The series is sponsored by the Y. W.

C. A. religious education committee under Mrs. E. R.

Marx, chairman. Dr. Mead will give a group of three talks under the general theme -The Background of Easter." "The Background of Easter as Found in the Old Testament" will Vi Vila alihlrt thin wppV Mra maae oy calling 4000. IN OLD PUEBLO Mr. and Mrs.

J. Francis Austin. 2615 East Third street, have as their house guest Mrs. Louis J. Kos-sach of St.

Paul, Minn. Mrs. Kos-sach will remain in the Old Pueblo until after the rodeo, and will then go to Los Angeles to visit her son, Louis, jr. VISITORS COME TO TUCSON VISITORS COME TO FLYING Mr. and Mrs.

C. Wllford Gordon of Boverldge Park, Cranborne, Darset, England, spent several days last week at the Flying guest ranch. Other guests who have arrived with various fruit fillings, or lovely pecan rolls at a price of only 8c each or two for 15c. You'll say they're the most delicious coffee cakes you ever tasted. So date yourself for Tuesday, UNIVERSITY BAKERY, 907 East Third street, phone 1223-W.

HAVE YOU HEARD? Have you heard about the couple who stayed away from Baile de las Flores just because hubby didn't Buehrer. president of the board of directors, and Mrs. L. B. Stilwell will be hostesses during the after- i noon, ine puouc is invited.

Betty Re if will be the soloist, accompanied by Mrs. James lasts, ana that will be a long, long time. Hed-dleston's lovely Chimoyo coats are fashioned with tailored collars and smooth-fitting, lines. They come in rich dark backgrounds and stunning white backgrounds with Chimoyo designs youH find quite irresistible. Short Chimoyo jackets are perfect to wear with breeches, and the very new sleeveless styles are certain to appeal to younger fry.

NAVAJO INDIAN STORE is now replete with everything in exquisite Indian handicraft Be sure to stop there also for your gay silk "kerchief, and other items for Rodeo, 239 East Congress. "the club include Miss recently to spend the remainder of the winter season include Harriet RIchaud of Long Island Isabelle Mrs. Lillian Burge and her son Mrs. mV John am kyon. and own a good Tuxedo? They re Just a Bit of Old CHILI BEANS 1 Can tomatoes 1 clove garlic 1 large onion 4 slices bacon Vt lbs.

hamburger 2 tablespoons ground red chili 2 cups frijoles (beans) Soak beans in soda water overnight Rinse well and boil in clear water with bacon chopped fine. Brown beef and add other ingredients and cook slowly 3 hours. By JEAN D. ROBERTS. CHERRY WALNUT PIE 2 cups pitted red cherries (or one No.

2 can) lVi cups sugar IV cups cherry juice 1 tablespoon plain gelatin cup cold water cup broken nut meats (black walnuts preferred) Dash of cinnamon pint whipping cream, whipped Soak the gelatin in the cold water. Heat the sugar and cherry juice and cinnamon to the boiling point stir to make sure sugar is dissolved. Add the soaked gelatin to the hot juice and allow to set in a cold place until a soft quivery jelly is formed. Carefully fold the cherries and broken black wal- nut meats so that they remain in suspension. Pour the mixture into a cold crisp, freshly baked pie shell and allow it to become firm before topping wtih whipped cream.

This recipe will fill a nine-inch pie shell. By JEAN D. ROBERTS. MEXICO In the Old PUEBLO mained in the house and actually moped all evening, I am told. Now this is what they could INDIAN Tpimim 'EL PftfVTJll.l.v..

PLANTS FLOWERS VALENTINE'S DAY Lovely Potted Tulips, Hyacinths, Jonquils, Cinerarias SPRING FLOWERS Tulips, Daffodils, Ranunculus, Anemones, Stocks, Calendulas, Roses, Carnations, Violets, Gardenias. CORSAGES CiJDDUTO GnEErOOSES Grand Ave Second from Cor. St. Mary's Road Phone 320 We Deliver Jewelry mad tc order. Rep, wk.

Buy sold. 14 a Stone! THE HOMEMAKER'S GUIDE Conducted by JEAN D. ROBERTS, Home Economist, Tucson Gaa, Electric Light and Power Company Do you know that you can use your electric mixer for many, many tasks? Every day and all day there are jobs the mixer can make easier. Let it mix popovers or muffins for breakfast make a cake or whipped meringue for a pie during the morning baking mix mayonnaise for the luncheon salad beat the eggs for the omelet stir up a delicious milk drink for -vu mix a meat loaf the children after school whip gelatine into a dainty dessert 'with cr-am whinned on ton wun cream, also whipped, on top TORTILLA FACTORY 325 So. Meyer.

Deliveries 1676-5 rt ELSAHUARO EL CHARRO Beat Mexican Foods UW BroJ: Ut 0ur Specialty mu w. Broadway Phone 4197 have done: Very quietly they could have visited VARSITY CLEANERS and selected hubby's correct size in one of the latest models in Tuxedos which are for rent at a nominal price. They are thoroughly cleaned and sterilized after each wearing, and renting one of these Is the very next best thing to owning one. You can inquire any time about VARSITY CLEANERS, rental Tuxedos by dropping 'round to 921 East Third Street or by calling 142. R.

RASMESSEN'S la. CDRI STORE Iridlin Vlsltore Welcome Indian. Mexican and Souvenir Good. 203 EAST CONGRESS aiiORG.ASO CURIO SHOP ORI5LNAL MEXICAN 74flO kthe Ph. Nnmber AtUU Classified Dept.

btaf Mexican Food and Liqno. ttl S. Stone mash the vegetables for dinner beat the gravy or white sauce to a creamy smoothness. i.