Casa Grande Dispatch from Casa Grande, Arizona • Page 4

PAGE FOUR THE jCASA GRANDE DISPATCH Happenings At La Palma tt A. Wolf, Correspondent Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Anderson and Mrs. Richard Harding drove over from Phoenix to spend the weedt-end with their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. A. E. Carter. Mrs.

Barmes Helps Homemakers With Canning Problems With the approach of the canning season it is important that all canning equipment be put in good condition for use. Pressure cooker gauges should be checked for accuracy and petcocks for pop-off position. No food should be allowed to H. A. Wolf and Rev.

D. A. Pace, waste. We are advised that there transacted business in Florence onj be no tin cans. After all jars are filled, the possibilities of dehydrating 1 vegetables and fruits should not be overlooked.

Mrs. Flossie Wills Barmes, County Home Demonstration Agent, is planning a number of meetings In different communities to help with canning problems. She will be assisted by the State Leader of Home Demonstration Work, Miss Jean Stewart, and by Mr. LeRoy Gavette, Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. Homer Turner and family were in Willcox over the week-end, looking after property interests and visiting in the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Barnes, Who are farming in that Valley. AT E.

Carter has remodeled his tenant house and moved into It and has leased the farm to John Carter, who with his family are moving onto the A. E. Carter farm this week. Rev. and Mrs.

D. A. Pace were guests of Rev. and Mrs. L.

Mann in Chandler Tuesday. District Supt Rev. D. Swarth, Phoenix, met with Rev. Pace and Rev.

Mann In an executive meeting. Rev. Pace Is Chairman of the District Church school board. A special Easter program is being prepared by the Young People of La Palma Nazarene Church, which they will present at the church on Sunday evening at 8:30. "The Victorious Christ," an Easter cantata in song and story win be rendered by a chorus and Ada Lou Wolf reader, wffl give the story.

Solotste in the program are Mrs. Percy Payne and Clifford Hess. TommT (Mabel By Henry Sullivan COUGARS DEFEAT FLORENCE Well, it looks as If the Cougars are still the best in the East Central District! They proved this by defeating the Florence Gobpers 12 to 3, last Friday, April the Florence field. "Claytie" Caywood's boys started out in the lead when they made 3 runs in fee first half of the first inning, but the Cougars came back in the third Inning to make -three runs to tie the score. The Cougars also made six runs in the fourth inning, and three in the fifth.

Lionel Armenia struck out 10 men to Jocquin's S. The Cougars made 13 hits to the Gophers 2. The Cou Assistant County Agent These will'13 hits to the Gophers 2. The Cou- be all day meetings. During the 1 8 out-played Florence all the forenoon from fn IS nrpnsiiro I way.

UAC forenoon from 9 to 12, pressure cooker gauges will be checked. In the from 1:30 to 4:00, a demonstration of pressure cooker canning and of dehydration of fruits and vegetables will be held. The meetings will be held as follows: May 4, 1943 Casa Grande in basement of Presbyterian Church. The Cougars were to meet the Tucson Badgers last Thursday, but the game was postponed by Tucson. Coach Ljublclch said that there wouldn't be a game this week, but there would be next week.

After adding up the scores made by the Cougars, and their oppon- May 5 Coolldge in basement of I em we flnd that our boys are leading by a long way. The totals were: Cougars 80 runs, opponents Methodist Church. May Mammoth School. Bring your pressure cooken to be cheeked and stay for the demonstration. Co-Ooerative (Continued From Page 1) ronuny Anderson ntntutl Carter) is spending thTweekWtth farmers of tte her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Candidates Are Sought For Softball Team.

Here The Dispatch believes that there is an opportunity to arouse Interest in.Softball during the coming months, and that the nucleus of two or three teams might be organized within the next ten days It Is suggested that all men eager to take part come to The Dispatch and register their names If a sufficient list is built up. an organization meeting will take place, and plans made for schedule of pames. It is hoped to have at least three ten-men teams. Miss Marjorie is organizing at least one team of women and it is understood that they may be such topflight plavers as to be able to beat the men. What do you say boys? If you drive don't drink If you drink don't drive.

DARR'S Plumbing Heating and All Jobs Guaranteed and SO Days Credit Office Phone US or HomeSSS-BB ucts at somewhat reduced costs. Numerous meetings of interested farmers in the locality have been held-to formulate plans for operation, devise means of financing and to do the necessary over-aH planning for effective operation of the Association. Considerable discussion has been given to possibilities of finding more satisfactory means of marketing dairy and poultry nroducts. and it is anticipated that a certified grading station will be established bv the Association. Machinery to be provided by the Association will be ooerated on a "iistorn basis and will bp available for members and othT farmers in the Vallev needinf such services.

A considerable portion, of thp np es- finnnr-ps for the of Association already heen tentativp apnroval of hv has been "dditional Administration rprpived. nrespnt Association is thoronp-hK- rnr, if the feasibilitv nf pnpr tr Ru 'n Association for tho hrnofit of farm oneratora of the Val- and are anxious to discuss the nurnose and cosslbilitips of association with any agricultural producers in the 'area who be interested in becoming or obtaining the services of the Association. of the -ntire membership will be held per- 'odicnllv and anv interested farmers are invited to attend. SB. CONCERT In their eleventh concert this year, the children of Mr.

and Mrs. Walter E. Freeman of Douglas performed before a large audience at the High School Tuesday afternoon. The major part of the program was carried by Anet, eleven-year- old daughter, playing several difficult classic numbers with ease. The younger children, Benny, 4, Joe 5, and Florence 8, sang.

EARLY WORSHIP The Easter Worship Service of the Casa Grande Methodist Church will be held this coming Sunday at 9:30 o'clock. Members and friends of the church are asked to take special note of this early hour. Rev. Leslie Ross will conduct the service and a newly organized Intermediate choir will furnish special Easter music. NINE REGISTER The Arizona Edison Office has registered nine people, for the Home Nursing Classes begun Tuesday under the direction of Miss Mary Van Zile.

While this is a good start, Miss Van 'Zile would like to have at least six more students. Aren't of thp I there more Casa Grandeans who u-ant to learn some practical nursing? Applicants are urged to register at once. This class will be held from 9:30 to 11:30 A. M. on Tuesdays and Fridays.

DOG FOUND Don White telephoned the DIs- MASONS Twenty-two members of the Masonic Lodge attended the First Presbyterian Church last Sunday. HOSIERY CEILINGS Price regulation, of women's hosiery by the OPA will become effective May 15 instead of April 15 as scheduled. The postponement is in Activities At Sacaton By MBS. LENORE HOOPE8 Program Planned An elaborate program has been planned for May l.byithe Sacaton Community to dedicate the new Community Club house which has been built in the Sacaton Rodeo Park. The program.will begin In the afternoon at 4 o'clock with a program of field sports.

The sports will include foot races, ladies olla race, bicycle races for both women and men, wood chopping contests and pony races. About sunset the group will enjoy singing of Tribal songs and exhibitions of Tribal dances. At six o'clock the Pima Indian Band will give a concert for one hour. The Band Concert will be followed by a picnic supper. The evening beginning at 8:80 p.

will be spent In the dedication of the new building. The Community House wffl be dedicated in honor of the Pima boys who are hi the Service of their country. The program will be as follows: Selection ay the Pima Indian Band, Invocation, Clement Vavages, Explanatory Speech and Service Roll Can by Paul Lewis, Chairman of the Sacaton Progressive Colony. Cottonwodd Association, Dedication Address by Mr. William A.

Straka, Thief Clerk at Agency, Christening by Alfred Jackson, Governor of the Puna Maricopa Indian Communities, Vocal Trio by the Jackson Brothers. Solo by Tillie BuDres, Benediction by Rev. Esau Joseph. The Committee planning the event is Francis Vavages, Frank Johnson, Clifton Apkaw, Simon Jackson and Jasper Marrietta. Miss Tillie BuDres.

has charge of the decoration which will be patriotic in nature: Presbyterian Notes The Presbyterian Church is conducting a week of evangelistic services. The Rev. Esau Joseph is in charge of the services and Is the principal speaker. Paul Lewis Is In charge of the singing. Large crowds from this village and the Santan Village are attending.

The local choir is furnishing the music. On Good Friday, a special and interesting service has been pre- nared by the women of the church. The services will be from 2 till 3 P. M. Everyone is invited to attend.

Easter Services will begin with the annual Sunrise Services which will be held in Santan. At noon the regular Sunday mornine worship wifl be conducted at each church. At 13 P. M. the people from a num- beij of villages will meet at Lower Santan for the dedication of the Chapel there.

Perkins of Blackwater will offer the dedicatory address. Choirs from Salt-River. Goodyear. Casa Blanca and Bapchule will furnish the music. Jackrabbit Poisoning Must Be Done Now To Save Tender Crops Leroy' Gavette, Acting County is warning farmers in this area that right now Is the time to do their rabbit poisoning.

Poison and 'Instructions for Its use are available at the County Agenfs Office. Mr. Gavette warns that poisoning must be done now to be most effective. If allowed to ride for two weeks or so poisoning will be too late to save the tender crops. A booklet from the University of Arizona received at the County Agent's office reveals that 65 Jackrabbits can eat as much range feed as one cow.

Even at minimum feeding, 240.jacks can polish off the feed needed by one cow. After poisoning operations at Gilbert Brothers Ranch, 100 rabbits were counted from the car from a bait-line. No attempt was made to gather the rabbits, so the number killed was several times the number seen. N. H.

RED SETTING EGGS, TSc. Setting. Also fresh eggs. Shelley. Phone 82-R2.

etpd. Choose Delegates For Phoenix Convention A. G. Bennett and C. T.

DIckson were elected as delegates to accompany Presldent-EIect Ed Federson to the State convention of Lions International at the meeting of the local club on Monday night at the Casa Grande Hotel. Horace Chealey, T. A. Sharp, and LeRoy Gavette will also go-to the Lions convention as alternate delegates. The important State conclave will begin early tomorrow morning-, and last I throughout the day with banquet! In the evening.

GOOD HOUSE and lot for Sate. Cheap for Cash. Owner leaving. H. H.

Hatchett ttpd. catch just at press time to say that tended to allow more time to work a Pekinese dog had strayed to his out the provisions of the regula- ranch. and awaited Its owner. (Jons. to be found who wishes to remain indebted for the defense of his own person and property to the exertions, the bravery, and the blood of others, without making one generous effort to repay the debt of honor and gratitude?" WaMngton 1 HE horrors of war have not decreased since Washington's time.

If anything, the suffering, bloodshed and death have increased a hundredfold. We who are far removed from the bursting shells the shrffl whistle of high-powered bombs the ting of the sniper's bullet the sickening screams of mortally wounded on the home front; are the ones who MUST make that "generous effort to repay the debt of honor and gratitude." And for each American, from the mightiest to the smallest, there is a way of making not one but MANY generous efforts. That way to put every dollar not needed for actual living oosto into War VALLEY NATDONAL BANK NINETEEN FRIENDLY CONVENIENT OFFICES IN ARIZONA MEMMR F.D.I.C. 1 On Leave P. F.

C. Paul H. Kelly of Eomana Ordi Motor Corps, was home this week on a seven-day He arrived in Phoenix on Friday and two days there visiting his two sisters. Gertie and Bertha Kel- Iv. He spent four days In Sacaton with his folks and friends here.

He left on Thursday to return to his camp. p. F. C. Kelly was a member of the 158th Infantry Co.

of Casa Grande before he was Inducted into the service fn September PvtAddlson Manuel of Camp Campbe 1 spent a week's leave with his family and friends Ca ul and Santan Pvt Man "el is with the Tank Corps at Camp Campbell. Mra A Lamoureaux the week-end visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Deloy McNeil of Tuc- Mr" McNe11 is the Daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Lamoureaux Hershe Sweet has been 111 or the past week and unable to In The Warm Months Stay In Casa Grande at San Carlos Hotel (tinder New Management) Delightfully Cool, Air-Conditioned, White Rooms at i Reasonable Rates H. L. Matins Proprietor Lettie M. Johnson Chiropractor 138 Florence St Phone carry on her work as telephone operator at the Relocation Center. She was able to return to work on Monday.

The members of the Tribal Council for the Pima Reservation met on Monday and completed the contract with Mr. Ray Saylor which leases the 770 acres of land for the of Sxp for the year 1943. Mr. Saylor with Mr. Forrest Rich as foreman, has already begun work for this year's Mrs.

Anton Pancot and Mrs. Frank Johnson went by bus on Friday to Tucson to spend the week-end with their children wfio are attending school at the Indian Training School at Escuela. Dr. M. E.

Burgess of Scottsdale was a business visitor in Sacaton on Friday. Post Office-Has New Headquarters The Sacaton Post Office moved its new building south of the Pima Indian Agency on Tuesday afternoon 'and opened for business on Wednesday morning. Two lovely bouquets of flowers presented by Mrs H. A. Ireland and Mrs.

Connie Mathews added much to the atmosphere. Mr. and Mrs. H. A Ireland purchased the first Bonds at the new building and Miss Bernice Blakeslee was the first money order purchaser.

Caroline Jackson purchased the first War Stamps at the new post office. Mr Otis Davis of Scottsdale was 8 BATES One Insertion, per word Four Insertions, per word Minimum Rate 2e 6c FOB SALE FRAME Lot SO 140. Gqod location. HAVE A DESIRABLE TRACT of 150 acres, suitable for Chicken Ranch. Easy Terms.

HAVE TWO SMALL TRACTS with Gravity water, well located, and one Irrigated from Pumping Plant ALBERT M. PECK West 2nd St Phow TWO four lota, Washington at Third Street, Casa Grande. Should sell together IUOO. N. B.

Christopher, Port of Phoenix, Canyon Lake, via If mi tfch. HOUSE, Modern, Good Neighborhood. Call on Mr. Cramer, Arisona Court. EAST HALF SECTION 8, Township 7 South, Range 5 East $20 per acre.

Terms. Herman elman, 75-84 190 Street, Finable New York. 4tpAKay7 FOR SALE 1936 FORD SEDAN Has Excellent Urea First Class Condition Size 1942 Buick Sedan Royal Howe Motors PHONE Ml this week on somewhere with Is in South arines health but exceedingly Leo Pima School News rhe girls chorus, under the dl- are Berberian are practicing two numbers which pr ese ted at 1 cl sl "8- proeram of school on May 21 pro ram for the wi11 be on April by the 9th. 10th and lith grades the High School dining hall A Car Hne Lucero 6 nui on the program Following the program a school party will held dn the ampus lawn. Many interesting and ively games have been arranged for by Mrs.

Marion Lundberg and Mr. Berberian. Members chosen from the closs are to conduct the At the close of the afternoon refreshments will be by the girls of high school Home Economies classes. Water Report Still Is Not Encouraging Precipitation on the Gila River Watershed from October 1 to March 31 is reported by the USDA as 8.52 inches in Arizona and New Mexico. However, the recent warm rams have washed the snow off the watershed, so there is no prospect of a late spring run-off.

Precipitation is still more than an inch below normal. The March gain -for San Carlos Reservoir was about 35,000 acre feet. EASTERN STAR MEETING Mrs. Gabrilla H. Gilbert will entertain the Past Matrons' Club of the Eastern Star at a luncheon at her home next Friday, April 30th, at P.

M. A business meeting will be held afterwards. BILL PASSES The House of Representatives on April 19th passed the bill of John R. Murdock, suspending all assessment work on unpatented mining claims for the duration of the war, according to a telegram sent to the Dispatch by Representative Murdock. FOB BALE CANARIES, cages, cat proof: See Owens' Shoe Shop.

TRACTOR, Massey-Harris, in good repair with cultivator. One section harrow, one float and number of plows. Anyone interested in farm equipment, see A. 1C Ward. MODERN HOUSE; Terms to responsible party; also a modern trailer house.

Mrs. Cromwell. Arizona Court, Phoenix Highway. FOB SALE OB EXOHANOB HOUSE, modern, rooms, good location, basement. change for Phoenix properly.

Mrs. T. B. Cromwell, Arisona Court Itpd FOB FURNISHED APARTMENT with Cooler, water paid. Vacant April 27.

Evelyn Bthmgton. BOOM Ft njhNISHED ROOM for Rent. MS" W. Ninth 8t L. Manaen.

tf. GENERAL PAINTING. Good work done reasonably. SM IHehard Jones or Can fltv treh. CH See Frank Marshall.

Steak House. tf. SCHOOLBOY to mow lawns. Apply at Thornton's Jewelry Store, tf SMALL ELECTRIC Washer, nit- able for children's dothee. Phone 76-R3.

tf GOOD USED BABY WALKER. Bee or can Joe DIas. Owen's Shoe Shop, Casa Grande. Ipd. HELP WANTED WOMAN, experienced housework- er, four a day.

See Mrs. Mary Plenz. itch REAL ESTATE LOANS 5 PER CENT LOANS on unproved farms. S. C.

I. D. or pump water. See C. M.

Betterton, 791 Center Casa Grande, or telephone 336-JS. tf APPLIANCE SERVICE WASHING MACHINE SERVICE All Makes. Also Small Appliance The E. S. Goff Company.

Service. Gall 151 Service Dept FOUND KEYS In leather holder. Loser identify at Prettyman's and pay for this ad. itch. GIFT CEMENT BLOCKS, mostly broken, gift to person who win haul them away promptly.

See Tom Robinson, Dispatch. i Joe's Auto Parts We Buy Junk, IRON and METAL See Cs For New and Used Parts Phone 99 MAIN ST. P. O. Box 694 CASA GRANDE F.T.

RAINEY REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Licensed and Bonded NOTARY PUBLIC CASA ARIZONA Mrs. W.R.SCOTT TEACHER- OF PIANO 'Accredited by the State Board of Education Appearances DO Make A Difference Betty'i Beauty Parlor Helps Ton Look and Feel Phone -90 fer Appointment DO YOUR PART URGE everyone in Casa Grande and the vicinity to purchase more Bonds during the final week of the War Loan Drive. Let's be proud of Casa Grande's May 1st infti uvfi TOtu UVES-TOU LEND YOul MONET- tad few SAFEWAY If you drive don't drink If you drink doht drive. STOCKINGS" Mrs. L.

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