Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 75

ALL 58 The Arizona Republic Phoenix, Mar. 24, mi Funerals William E. Bllfton t6 Arizona in 1917. He was a retired farmer and services for landscape cardner William E. Burton, 55, will be at 3 p.rn.

tomorrow in the First ls by his wife, Baptist Church. Jessie; a daughter, Mrs. Jessie Baptist Church. the Rev. P.O.

Dodson will ficiate. Mr. Burton, a resident of Ar zona, 47 years, was born in tain View, Okla. A graduate Fort Thomas High School, he ha resided in Morenci the past years. was manager the Phelp Dodge Mercantile Co.

store i the Stargo subdivision here. He died in his home here Tues day. Burial will The Rev Charles Ashman will be Jn Resthaven officiate. Burial will be In Me- Memorial Park In Safford. Is survived by his wife Philetus; a daughter, Mrs.

Jessl A. Powell, hi mother, Arvada Burton, Safford four sisters, Mrs. Jessie Haman Central, N.M.; Mrs. Maude Lisk Mountain Air, N.M.; Mrs. Lo Sexton, San Bernardino, Calif, and Mrs.

Mellie Clark, Miami and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are charge of Lewallen Mortuary Clifton. Charles Burrell for Charle. Burrell, 68, died in his hom Wednesday, will be at 8:3 p.m. today in the Caldwell Funera Hqme.

Requiem mass will be at 9:3 a.m. tomorrow in the St. Rose Lima Church In Safford, with th Father celebrant. Martin Kelley a Burial will be in Thatcher Cem etery. Mr, Burrell, a native of That cher, was a farmer.

He is survived by his wife Aurora; two sons, Charles E. Jr. Yuma, and Gene, Thatcher; fou sisters Mrs. Delores Cienfuegos Patricia Vasquez, and Mrs Enacia Alvarado, all. of Thatcher and Mrs.

Nieves Carrion, Indio three brothers, Manuel am both of Thatcher, anjl Ra mpn, Indio; 12 grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren. Loella Marshall PlMA Funeral services for Mrs. Loella Marshall, 89, who died in her home here Wednesday, wil be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow In the Pima Ward Chapel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints. Bishop Wilford Crockett will officiate.

-V Burial Cemetery. mpry Lawn Memorial Park. Mr. McAuley moved to Phoenix two years ago from Portland, where he was a barber 52 years and a member of the Masonic Lodge. He is survived by his wife, Lottie; a son, Robert, and a daughter, Mrs.

Richard Lowell, both of Phoenix; a stepson, Leander Mln- go, Rayesford, two brothers. George, Old Orchard, Maine, and Norman, Saco, Maine; and two grandchildren. Frank T. Wiley Funeral services for Frank T. Wiley, 45, who died Wednesday in Ms home, 3226 W.

Voltaire, will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Bethany Funeral Home, 710 W. Bethany Home. Arthur Egginson, Christian Science reader, will officiate. Private burial services will follow.

Mr. Wiley, a native of Kansas, moved to Phoenix five years ago. He was a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity at Washburn College and 'the University of Kansas. He was an Insurance broker here. He is survived by his wife, Lu- clenne, field representative for the Social Security Administra.

tlon in Phoenix; and a sister, HI- nore Gavrilovich, Las Vegas, Nev. Mary Allinio Rosary will be at 7 p.m. today Whitney-Murphy chapel, 330 N. Second for Mrs. Mary Alii- nio, 85, who died yesterday in her home at 607 E.

Willetta. Requiem mass will be at 9 a.m. omorrow in St. Mary's Church Burial will be in Richmond, Calif. A native of Liverpool, England, tors.

Allinio had lived in Phoenix 29 years. She a member of will be in Pima Mrs. Marshall, born in Pimpic Utah', had resided in Pima the pastel years. She is suryived by two daughters, Mrs. C.E.

Hill, Phoenix; and Chatwin, Payson, Utah; four sons, J.E. Follett, Tucson; Willcox; and Rue and-Vance, both of Pima; 20 grandchildren, and 25 children. Friends may call at her home in Pima tomorrow from 10 a.m. until service time. CaldwelJ Funeral-Home is in charge of arrangements.

Frances L. Harris CASA services for Mrs. Frances L. Harris 7V Who died in Hoemako Hospital will be at 2 p.m, today in Cole and Maud Mortuary Burial will follow in Double Butte Cemetery, Tempe, at 3:30 p.m. i The Rev.

Richard Archibald of the First Presbyterian Church in Casa Grande will officiate. Mrs. Harris, a resident of Ari zbna the past 58 years, was a na tive of Glasgow, Mo. She had lived in Casa Grande 30 years. She moved here from Tempe, where she lived 20 years.

'She is survived by a daughter, Mre Blanche Yeary, Casa Grande; a son, Dr. Raymond McDonald, Tucson; a brother, Fred Gqulette, Los grandchildren, Angeles; and six three great may call from 9 a.m. to noon today at the mortuary. Anna E. Fisher Funeral services for Anna Fisher, 81, who died Wednesday in her home, 15 N.

28th will be. 'at 11:30 a.m. Monday in A. L. Moore and Son's Chapel of Memories, 333 W.

Adams. 'The Arthur H. Woods will officiate. Burial will be in Memory Lawn Memorial Park. A native of Arkansas, Mrs.

Fisher moved to Arizona in 1951 from Oklahoma. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Thelma McCulley and Mrs, Clarence Howard, and. a son, A. H.

Fisher, all of Phoenix, two grandchildren, and two great- grandchildren. John Gibbs funeral services for John W. Gjb.bs, 65, who died yesterday in Fern Smalley, Long Beach, three sons, Tom, William and James all of Phoenix; three sisters and four brothers, all out of state; nine grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren. William McAuley Funeral services" for William McAuley, 71, who died Wednesday In his home, 2602 W. Augusta, will be at 2 p.m.

today in Bethany Funeral Home, 710 W. Bethany Home. Data Froth FORECAST For Daytime Friday Figurtt Show High Irrigation SAN CARLOS PR6JBCT ended 7. a.m. March 22.

1,715,000 TOTAL STORED WATBR Peservolrj- capacity, a. ft. 2,073,714 Tola stored water, a ft. 1,202,264 Total loss in 24 a. ft.

3 us Net ifored water, a. ft. W35ii Net stored water, yr. ago 1,276 13? Net prolect loss it a. ft! 3.m WATER DIVERTED 5 31.JJO rs n.

Southside use, miner's In. Granite Reef, a. ft. Pumped, a. ft.

a. II. 1,870 NORMAL PERIOD NO. 11 TODAY'S WEATHER-PrecIpitation will extend from Ohio Valley oT into mid-Atlantic states and New England. Occasional rain and a few Scattered showers are expected on Northwest Pacific coast, extending from northern Washington to Northern California.

Rain and snow will fall inTorthern and southern portions of the Rockies with snow in the higher elevations and extending eastward into North and South Dakota as scattered showers Marriage CAdNON-LANE, Parker William, Sandra i Kay, both of Chandler COX-BOYD, Maxwell Bruce, 23) Plma Ann St. Mary's Altar "Society, Order-of tfartha, Legion of Mary, and the Daughters of the British Empire. She is survived by two daugh- ers, Mrs. Charles Wright and Lucia M. Allinio, both of Phoenix; a son, Pierre, El Cerrito, wo grandchildren; and a sister and a brother, both of Liverpool.

Joseph M. McGuire Funeral services will be at 11:30 a.m. tomorrow in Whitney Murphy Funeral Home, 330 N. Second for Joseph M. McGuire, 46, who died Wednesday in Memorial Hospital.

Chaplain A. R. Snipes will offi- iate. Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park. Mr.

McGuire, an accountant and resident of Phoenix 18 years, re- ided at 1020 W. Solano. He was i member of the National Asso- iation of Accountants. He is survived by his wife, Henietta; two daughters, Betsy Mc- Jluire and Mrs. Eton Graves, both Phoenix; a son, David, Phoe- ix; two sisters, Mrs.

Marie CuJ- en and Mrs. Loretta Cullen, both Chicago; and two brothers, ames, Phoenix, and John, Chicago. Arnulfo Valenzuela Funeral services for Arnulfo E. 58, who died yester- Memorial Hospital, will be at a.m. Monday in St.

Anthony's Church. Born in Mexico, Mr. Valenzuela, cement lived at 5019 W. Sherman. He is survived by three sons, 'rank, San Jose, and Joe nd Rudy, both of Phoenix; three aughters, Mrs.

Ernistina Castro nd Mrs. Margaret Fernandez, of Phoenix, and Mrs. Teresa Martinez, San Jose; two broth- rs, Joe and Chome, and a sister, Valenzuela, all of Phoe- ix; and eight grandchildren. Rosary will be at 8 p.m. Sunday Colonial Chapel, Mortensen- Moon Phases Full Latt 0 March II Api-tlli Sun, Moon Data Today, Friday, March 25, 1961: Sun rises 6:27 sets 6:42 p.m.; moon rises 12:17 p.m., sets 1:39 a.m.

(MST). ARIZONA Statewide Partly cloudy and occasionally windy today, with chance of few light showers over northern mountains. Decreasing cloudiness this evening. Generally fair tomorrow, with cooler temperatures today and this evening, Shippers' Forecast Protect produce for the next 48 hours for temperatures of 15 degrees northerly routes to the east and 30 degrees over southerly routes. South Central Phoenix, Salt River, and Casa Grande valleys Partly cloudy and breezy at times during the day today.

Fair this evening and tomorrow. Cooler today and this evening. Phoenix low today near 52, high about 77. East Central Globe-Miami area Partly cloudy and occasionally windy today. Generally fair tomorrow.

Cooler today and this evening. Globe low today about 46, high Southeast Douglas and Sulphur Springs Valley Partly cloudy today, occasionally windy this afternoon. Cooler today and this evening and mostly fair tomorrow. Douglas low today.near 45, high about 74. Station Data Relative Phoenix Airport: 5 a.m.

48, 11 a.m. 24, 5 p.m. 17. High 48, low 15. Highest temperature yesterday, 84 deg.

Highest same date last year, 78 deg. Highest same date during last 66 years, 89 deg. New Orleans Lowest temperature yesterday, 50 New York deg. Oklahoma City Lowest same date last year, 63 Omaha deg. Philadelphia Lowest same date during 'last 66 Pittsburgh years, 31 deg.

Portland, Me. Excess in temperature, 5 deg. Portland, Ore. Excess in temperature since Mar. Raleigh 15 de 8- Rapid City Excess in temperature since Jan 1, 198 deg.

Total precipitation last 24 hours 0 in. Total precipitation since Mar 1 .10 In. Total precipitation since Jan. 1 .34 in. Normal precipitation Jan.

1 to date, 1.89 in. Deficiency of precipitation since Jan. 1, 1.55 in. Total solar radiation on Wednes day, 599 langleys. ARIZONA Cottonwood Douglas 80 Flagstaff go Ft.

Huachuca 79 Gila Bend 87 Globe 81 Grand Canyon 61 Kingman Maverick McNary Payson 73 PHOENIX 84 Prescott 69 Show Low 68 Tucson 85 Winslow 72 Yuma 90 United States Albany, N. V. Albuquerque Amariilo Anchorage Atlanta Birmingham Sismarck Blythe Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo iasper Charleston, S. C. Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus, O.

Denver 3es Molnes Detroit Duluth il Paso airbanks Fort Worth falveston ielena tonolulu ndianapplis acksonville uneau Cansas City -as Vegas Angeles Memphis riiami Beach Milwaukee rtpls. St. Paul Needles 73 66 26 66 68 55 90 55 47 79 41 67 72 41 45 45 46 66 44 43 49 81 29 72 72 63 82 44 80 44 50 80 61 57 80 38 50 88 74 64 52 41 47 45 47 41 25 51 57 39 34 47 18 29 31 51 40 34 51 36 57 34 41 35 0 38 39 25 56 46 32 97 38 25 49 36 40 39 43 27 34 36 31 43 14 42 59 35 71 39 55 23 39 52 52 43 66 35 33 59 55 36 38 38 36 36 29 .68 .16 .01 .04 .16 .27 .12 .01 .05 .01 .01 ,61 .07 Richmond St. Louis Salt Lake City San Antonio San Diego San Francisco St. Ste.

Marie Seattle Spokane Tampa Washington Wichita Chihuahua Ensenada Guadalupe Is. Guaymas La Paz Monclova Torreon 58 60 61 49 43 73 78 65 59 38 54 46 78 43 60 Mexico 75 64 67 84 85 78 Calgary Edmonton Montreal Ottawa Regina Toronto Winnipeg Vancouver Canada 53 47 47 40 41 38 34 57 48 36 25 38 38 41 49 55 51 33 45 38 55 37 37 45 48 55 56 47 57 54 30 34 26 25 29 34 27 46 .13 .06 .10 .23 .16 STEVENS-WILHITE, Balrd Lee, 39 Scottsdale; Creta Carol, 18, 1210 E. WOOD-LITTLE, Robert Darre Ellen Elaine, 16. both of Chandler. Births MESA GENERAL HOSPITAL MOROENEOO, Kent and Helen, Mlrc Club Mesa SOUTHSIDE HOSPITAL Krthr and Jud "h- Rf.

(fA rth and Jud "h- Rf. 1. Box J23A, Tempe, girl, March Frederlclc and Thelma, Ki Matlock, Mesa, boy, n. LA NCASTER, Joe and I la Faye, 2741 N. Flllmore, Phoenix, TEMPE CLINIC HOSPITAL RC vere ana Enedlna, 2W1 Burgess, Phoenix, boy, March RE 'p Cha rles Jr-' nK and Carolyn, 2 rch 22.

nei Phoanlx "W- ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL .05 .14 Shot In Head Death Cause FLORENCE An autopsy yes- indicated a man whose was found in the Superstition Mountains died from a bullet wound in the head. The autopsy was performed by Daniel J. Condon, Maricopa County medical examiner. Pinal County Sheriff Coy DeArman said there were powder burns on the victim's head, indicating either suicide or a shot at very close range.

The dead man is believed to )e Walter. Mawry, a Denver machinist who been missing the area since 'Feb. 24. Jack Chapman, a friend of Mawry's rom Denver, made positive iden- of the victim's gun and clothing yesterday, although he could not identify the body. The'body, was discovered Tuesday by two prospectors, John earce, 78, and Harold Moulton, 0, the Weaver's Needle area.

The area around the peak, in the vicinity of the fabled Dutchman gold mine, has been the scene of numerous deaths and slayings. Mawry's car was found three ago in the area and towed jut. Mawry is married and the ather of 10 children between the ges of 3 and 17. and Dorothy, 7324 14th girl, March 19. GULICK, Malcolm and Dorothy, 341 Echo Lane, boy, March 19.

MA 'c Gilbert and Jeanette, 3407 W. Seldom Lane, girl, March MARINO, John and Edlfhl 2830 W. Raul" and rC Mary? 215-A W. Tamarisk, boy, March 19. MYERS, Llovd and Kathryn, 1319 SMITH, Herbert and Kay, 5807 Mulberry girl, March 19.

STEWART, Donald and Kathleen, Glendale, girl, March 19. WADDELL, Warren and Merllvn, 5625 S. Eighth boy, March 19. GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL BARBER, Vernon and Dollena, 1314 N. 32nd boy, March 20.

BROWN, Clinton and Georgia, Glendale girl, March 20. CALHOUN, Mark and Betty, 2109 W. Maryland girl, March 20. FOX, Duane and Yvonne, 4025 N. Second girl, March 20.

JACOBS, Richard and Joyce, 6109 LEDERER, LeRoy and Lana', 2619 E. Portland, girl, March 20. NOVKOV, Milton and Shirley, 3639 E. Colter, boy, March 20, NUNEZ, Oscar and Mercedes, 1337 E. Pierce, boy, March 20.

STANLEY, Sterling and Frances, 1715 S. 13th girl, March 20. THERRIEN, Richard and Phoebe, Scottsdale, girl, March 20. WHITE, John and Margaret, 3110 W. Melvln, boy, March 20, WILLIAMS, Robert and Constance, 1821 N.

47th Place, girl, March 20. YODER, Richard and Rita, 810 E. Meadowbrook boy, March 20. Divorces Asked ABBOTT, Bertha sues James Edward. CASON, Darrell W.

sues Marie. BASH AM, Annabelle sues John. BASINGER, Robert R. sues Nancy BOTTS, Arthur Harvey sues Marilyn. FARROW, Lois M.

sues Robert E. FRAZEE, Martha Sylvia sues James FIFE, Maurene Alta sues Curtis Vernon. ALL, Ella May sues Thomas. OGANSON, Alice sues Harold W. LANTZ, Margaret J.

sues Donald I. HOLLOY, Jacqueline Joan sues Douglas T. MORTON, Marlon sues Herbert. MeKIM, Bonnie Jean sues Houston. (separate maintenance) ORTEGA, Andrea sues Raul.

PEIL, Joan sues Oscar C. ROCCO, Elizabeth sues Eugene. ROWAN, Mabel sues Billy. SANNER, Cindy E. sues William SLAGLC, Jasper M.

sues Opal M. SNYDER, Ireene Holbrook sues Wll- STOLL. juanita M. sues Peter W. WARREN, Pat sues Arble K.

WRIGHT, William H. sues Virginia. Divorces Granted BLESH, Patricia Rum vs. Lawrence BRANDT, Bertha vs. Marvin.

GALE, Richard vs, Ruth. HAMILTON, Barbara Jtan vs. Miner. Fred ingsley Mortuary, 1020 W. Wash Emil Larson George W.

and Marius both of Pocatello, Idaho; a sister, Mrs Fine Neilsen and a niece, Ella Neilsen, both of Salinas, Calif. Manuela O. Saenz Requiem high mass for Manuela 0, Saenz, 40, who died yesterday in St, Luke's Hospital will be in the Church of the Blessed Sacra ment at 8 a.m. Monday. A resident of Phoenix her entire life, Mrs.

Saenz her home at 99th Avenue and W. Van Buren in Tolleson. She is survived by her husband, Elijo; her mother, Mrs. Carmen Cota, and four sons, Frank Robert, Jesus, and Oscar, all oi Tolleson; and seven sisters, Alicia Costello, Tucson; Socorro C. Silva, Tolleson; Natalia Guerra, Horr.cn- sia Espinoza, and Angelina Toledo, all of Los Angeles; and Olga Cota, and Clara Casares, both of Tuc I son.

Funeral service for Emil 3ick) parson, 70. who died uesday in St. Luke's Hospital, ill be at 10 A.M. tomorrow in he Colonial Chapel at Mortensen- ingsley Mortuary, 1020 W. Washigton.

Bishop Kent L. Coombs will of- ciate. Burial will be in East esthaven Park. 6618 N. 27th will be held at 11:30 a.m.

tomorrow in Memory Chapel of A. L. Moore anil Son's Mortuary, 333 W. He Adams. Born in Denmark, Mr.

Larson as naturalized in 1951. Owner the Cafe, 5801 S. Central, had lived in Phoenix 11 years, is home was at 24 E. Beautiful Dr. Charles S.

Poling will offl- Burial will be in Memory Lawn Memorial Park. AL. Gibbs, born Gleorose, is survived" by his wife, Edith; three stepsons, Dale Lor enson, Caldwell, Idaho; Harry Lorenson, Oakley, and Jack Lorenson, Phoenix; a stepdaugh ter, Mrs. Edward Hjwert bushneli, two er, Wildie W. Gray Funeral services for Wildie W.

Gray, 46, will be at 2 p.m. today in Camelback Funeral Home, 21 W. Camelback. Burial will be in East Resthaven Park. Mr.

Gray, of 521 W. Tamarisk, was born in Fort Lavaca, Tex. A Phoenix resident the past five years, he had worked at Allison Steel Co. four years. He died in his home Monday, He is survived by his wife, Fannie; two sons James and Paul, both of Phoenix; a daughter, Mrs.

Eldon Williams', Porter, two stepsons Virgil Klohn, Phoenix, and Carl Klohn, Arlington, a stepdaughter, Mrs. B. White, Te Oklahoma. antl Burial will be in East Resthaven Park. The Rev.

James W. Mooney wil officiate. George L. Evans Sr. Funeral services for George Evans Sr.

50, will be at 2 p.m tomorrow in Ragsdale chapel, 1100 E. Jefferson, with the Rev. L. Dunbar officiating. Burial will be in Double Butte Cemetery, Tempe.

Friends may call at Ragsdale Mortuary from 2 p.m. today until funeral time tomorrow. Mr. Evans, born in Mississippi, had lived at McNary the past years. He died in his McNary home last Friday.

He is survived by his wife, Elma; five sons, George Dwayne, Frank, Charles, and John, all of McNary; three daughters, Evelyn. McNary; Mrs. Jacqualin Myers, Chicago; and Mrs. Millie Hines, New Orleans. John J.

Welsh Rosary for John J. Welsh, 47, who died Monday in his home, 420 S. Miller Scottsdale, will at 8 p.m. today in Messinger Mortuary, 515 E. Indian School, Scottsdale.

Requiem iiigh mass will be at 8:30 a.m. tomorrow in Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church Scottsdale. Burial will be in St. Francis Cemetery. Welsh moved to Scottsdale seven months ago from Detroit.

A native of Newtown, he was a maintenance man here. He is survived by his wife, Minnie; his father, Francis X. Welsh Here's Man Who Loves His Job LONDON (AP)-Conductor Fred Sharp stepped off his Ramsgate- London train yesterday to warm his hands over the waiting room fire at a station in Deal. Noting that all the train doors were 'closed, the platform guard waved the train on. Sharp came steaming out of the station, seized the platform guard's bicycle and pedaled furiously off along a country lane- to catch up.

At Martin Mill, the next station 4 miles on, the engineer discovered he was conductorless. After he had waited 23 minutes Sharp rode up, exhausted but triumphant. North Carolina City To Ballot On Liquor RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI)-The North Carolina legislature yesterday authorized the city of Sanford to hold a wet-dry election. But the legislature specified there would have to be separate ballots on the proposed sale of beer, wine and whisky.

It also specified that, if beer is approved it will have to be sold for home consumption only. VNSON, Helen vs. Robert L. June John H. LATTIMORE, rjudlth Ann vs.

James Kenneth. MEANS, M. Lovlace vs. Andrew L. Ml LAM, Essie B.

vs. John H. PASCO, Wllma Jane, vs. Frank T. SCHLANGEN, Geraldlne vs.

Lester John. TRAUZETT6L, Mary L. vs. Edward 1-Meeting Notices CbMMANDfsRY K. T.

Special conclave 10 a.m. Conferring all the Orders of Knighthood. Visit- Ing s.K. welcome. Fred A.

Mattlson, E.C SAHUARO Lodge No. 45 F. A. 345 West Monroe. 2nd Degree.

7:30 p.m. Vlsltina Masons welcome. Vernon CHANGE your (Tfe and future. The Theocentrlc Foundation meets every at 8 p.m. at 1738 Announcements Marie, 507 W.

Wllletta Mother of Mrs. Charles A an (Marie Wright, Miss Lucia M. Pierre Alllnl. Sister of Francis Qulnn Mrs. Marguerite Parsons.

Rosary 7 p.m. Friday In WHITNEY A MURPHY CHAPEL. Re- pulem High mass 9 a.m. Saturday In St. Mary's Church.

She will be taken to San Pablo, Calif, for BECK, Marie, wife of Al- away Wednesday "al Is also Adrian Long pert orror vrvunvsQttY in a local hosp ta She Is also survived by so-- a survived by sons Adrian Long Beach, Albert Aurora, daughters, Mrs. Helen An- SS2f An 8 Si Mrs. Sophie Reedy, Wilmington, Mrs. Johanna Miller, Garden Grove Brother, Henry Meier, Arnts, Iowa; isters, Mrs. Minnie Meyer, Pensacola, Mrs.

Helene der, Los Angeles; and eight Brand- I a Glen, Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Be I Jr. Graveside services 9:30 a m.

today. Rev John off (dating. Interment CARRINGTO'N, Effle. Services" and 2 p.m. today.

Chapel In the Garden, MERCER MORTUARY. Inter- Memory Lawn. DODSON, -EveWn June. 2218 'etfi Sacramento, Calif. Passed away March In Mtfnft Pla- Survived by husband William Dodson and 2 daughters.

Services Monday a.m., March 27th In Sacramento, Calif. Interment Sacra-' mento Memorial Lawn Park MORTUARY: HITTING WHERE IT HURTS LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP)-An enterprising state legislator has had enough of the law's delay. He proposes stern action for judges iicuii, union lor iiinppc mMUlwlle, N.J.; and brothers vhose drap 0 and six sisters, a out uf salary n.r. I I MAKE MV WWT fCOWMICAUYf i TOoro kni sing.

Tiaiuana. Af im rs. Clarence Howirft isher, all of Wednesday. 2 Grand- u' 2 also survive. Services conducted by 11:30 a.m.

Memories, Maurice, Arthur, Bernard, eno Interment In Beth Israel Htnry T. Forman, dl- reciOr. fli" JCSSfe UIQD5, away Thursday. 3 sisters 4 brothers, 9 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren also survive, services conducted by Dr. Charles 11:30 a.m., Saturday ismprv Chapel.

A. L. MOORE 811 9 0 1 1 Rev. Wyburn Skldmore MOR- l-m. CAMELBACK CHAPEL HOME with the Rev.

James W. Mooney offlc atlng. In- HASSON, Dr. John survived by his wife, sons, Dr. David S.

Hasson, Mulberry, Kansas, Dr. John R. Hasson, Lamar, brothers, William L. ana 1 Lloyd Hasson, Dayton, Ohio; 5 Arrangements pend- HfEkS, Maud tlfa, survived by husband Charles H. Hicks, of Glendale.

Son Ted Hicks, of Glendale. Daughter Mary Sue Garner, Taylor, Mich. 2 brothers, Jesse Duncan, R. A. Duncan, both of Dyersburg, Tenn.

Services 10 a.m. Saturday. BRAZIL L-WHITNEY CHAPEL. Rev. Wyburn Skldmore officiating.

Interment Resthaven Park. BRAZILL-WHITNEY MOR, A HILL, Iva M. Rev. Stephen 0 Redacre, 10 a.m. today In Chapel of Memories, A.

L. MOORE SONS. Interment at Lawn. HOLDS, Beatrice Evelyn, wife of Hugh, daughter of Mrs. Myrtle Miller, both of Chandler, passed away Wednesday.

Services 10 a.m. Monday, Chapel of BUELER MORTUARY. Mesa. 3EFFERY, James Aye. Services pending.

BETHANY KADLEN, Clare'hce R. Rosary 8 p.m. today, Chapel In the Garden, Mercer Mortuary. Requiem Mass 9 a.m. Saturday, at St.

Theresa's Catholic Church. Interment St. Francis. Services Bethany Chapel ft Mortuary. KYYITAN, LucvTRosary will be lo- nlght at i p.m.

St, Peter's Mission. Services will be Saturday 10 a.m. St. Peter's Mission. Interment In Bapchule Cemetery.

Mortensen- Klngsley. Emil S. (Dick). Passed away March 21 In a local hospital. He is survived by his wife Edith of Phx.

Stepsons Dale Lorensen of Caldwell, Idaho; Harry Lorensen, Oakly, and Jack Lorensen, Phx. Stepdaughter Mrs. Edward Howerter of Bushnell, Neb. Brothers: George W. and Morlus Larson of Pocafelfo, Idaho.

Sister Mrs. Sine Neilsen of Salinas, Calif. One niece. Services will be Saturday at 10 a.m. In the Colonial Chapel of Mortensen Kinssley.

Bishop Kent L. Coombs will offlcl- East RestJKaven. LOWE, Mariorie May. Services'corv ducted by Rev.v Charles Croy and Rev. John Bryant 10 a.m.

Saturday In Memory Chapel, A. L. Moore Sons. Interment at Dou- aAu- gusta. Survived by wife, Lottie.

Robert, daughter, Mrs. Richard Lowell, all of Phx. Stepi on ea dr Mlngo, Royersford, 2 br th eorse Norman; bo'n of Maine. Also survived by 2 grandchildren. Services today 2 P.m.

Bethany Chapel Mortuary with Rev. Chas. Ashman of the Grace Brethren Church officiating. Interment Memory Lawn Memor- la i Park. McGTJTRE, Joseph -Michael, Solano Dr.

Husband of Henrietta (Oolite). Father of Mrs. Don (Bonnie) Graves, Miss Betsy David McGuIre; brother of Mrs. Marie Cullen, Mrs. Loretta Cullen, James John McGuIre.

Services 11:30 a.m. Saturday In Whitney Mur- Phy Chapel with Chaplain A R. Snipes officiating. Burial Greenwood. ILSON 1 Alvin J.

Survived by wife, Joan; son, Donald W. Phoenix. Brothers, John, Lockport, Larry, Illinois; sisters, Mrs Chris Calvato, Hillside, III. Mrs E. Howard, Toledo, Ohio.

OR TIZ Son Mrs. Salvador Ortiz. Requlm High Mass 10 a.m. today St. Vincent dp Paul Church.

Burial St. Fran. Murphy. PAUN, Edith 0. Announcement of arrangements later by Mercer lvl ra Requiem Hfgfi Mass today 9 a.m.

from the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help. nei-rnent Glendale Memorial dale Mor ry Glen Q(J I today in Whitney Murphy Chapel. Requiem High Mass 9 a.m. Saturday In Immaculate Heart i 'SAENZ, Manuela. P.assed away March 2jrd In a local hospital.

iuryived by her husoand tlno of Tolleson. Momer Mrs. Carmen Cota. Sons: Prank Eliio, Robert Jesus and Oscar. Daughters: Mrs.

Rosa Berrera, Amonia Saenz and Delores Saenz all of Tolleson. Brothers: Tony Cofa, ana lommy ui Tucson. Oscar of Phx. Sisters; tiicia Costello of Tucson; Socorro Sllva or Tolleson; Natalia Guerra, Hor- tensla bsplnoza and Angelina Toledo of Los Angeles. Olaa Cofa and Clara Casares of Tucson.

One grand daughter. The Rosary will be Friday at 8 p.m. at the home In Tolieson (2nd house South of 99th Ave. 8. Van Buren) Mass Saturday at 8 a.m.

in the Church of the Bfessed Sacrament. Mor. lensen-Klngsley. STROHMEYEH, Lydla M. Services to be conducted by Rev.

George L. Phsarson of the 1st Christian Church, Saturday 10 a.m. In the Garden Chapel, M. L. Gibbons Mortuary.

Interment Mesa. Friends call at the Morfuary today between 7-9 p.m. Memorials to the 1st Christian Church preferred In lieu of other remembrances. VALENZUELA, Arnulfo. Passed away March 23rd In a local hos- i Pltal.

He Is survived by his sons; Frank of San Jose, Joe Rudy of Phx. Daughters; Mrs. Ernestlna Castro of Mrs. Margaret Fernandez, Mrs. Teresa Martinez of San Jose.

Brothers: Joe and Chome. Sister Roqulna Valenzuela of Phx. 8 grandchildren. Rosary will be Sunday at 8 p.m.. Colonial Chspel of Mortensen Klntiley.

Services will be Monday 9 a.m. St Anthony's Church, Interment In St. WELSH, John T. Rosary this" evening 8 p.m. MtssTnter Mortuary Chapel, Requiem Mass Saturday 8:30 a.m.

Our Lady of Perpetual Health, Scottsdale. Interment St. WHARTON, Malcolm F. (Mac) 65, 4970 East Palamino Road. Husband of Juanita Whjirton, of father of Dr.

M. F. Wharton of Phx. brother of Mrs. J.

W. Abbey and stepson of Dr. C. C. Vlolette of San Bernadlno, Calif.

Passed away Thursday. Four grandchildren also survive. Services conducted by the right Rev. A. B.

Klnsolvlng, the very Rev. George Rhys Selway and Rev. Paul Urbano. 10 a.m. Monday In Trinity C'thedral.

1 services at Greenwood. A. L. Moore Sons. A contribution to the M.

F. Wharton Scholarship fund In care Cathedral Is preferred. W'IRY. Fnnk 0 Survived by wife, Luclenne, fr cKter 1 vlrh, Services Sat. 2 p.m.

any Chaptl A Mortuary. Mr. Arthur Eaglnsnn C. S. officiating.

In, terment. private. 3-Cards of Thanks WE wish our many friends -for the sympathy and aid extended In our recent bereavement. Mrs. Frances Glasple and family.

WE wish to thank all (he friends for their kind expression of sympathy, and floral offering In our recent bereavement. Mrs. Harry E. Jones and fjmilyj WIFE, Flora and sons a'niTdaugh" ters of Hardy, B. Long wish to thank the many kind friends who sent floral offerings end were so kind and sympathetic during our recent bereavement.

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