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is in Women's Committee To Work Out Furnishings For Recreation Building Main 6600. THE EL PASO TIMES El Paso's HOME Main 6600. -Saturday, March 15, 1941, First Meeting Is Scheduled For Monday Mrs. K. D.

Lynch, president of the Women's Division of the Chamber of Commerce, announced Friday the 'appointment of a committee of outstanding El Paso women to plan the furnishings of the Soldier's Re: creation Center to be located in the old Elks Building. "We intend to have plans worked out in all details," Mrs. Lynch said. "so after the money is raised by the Carnival and Frolic to be held in the Center on March 22. we will enteady to purchase the equipMrs.

Lynch and her group are working to help raise the necessary funds for the furniture by helping with the carnival arrangements, MRS. HARRISON HEADS COMMITTEE Mrs. Julian Harrison is chairman of the newly -appointed committee. Other members include Mesdames J. E.

Anderson. William P. Blocker, Robert C. Richardson, Innis P. Swift.

George M. Edwards. 0. C. Coles.

C. C. Cragin, Myrtil Coblentz. C. N.

Bassett, Joe B. Blaugrund, James A. Pickett, Maurice Schwartz. J. Erskine Todd.

E. C. Heid. Colbert, Coldwell. Roy Nelson.

C. M. Harvey, W. J. Hooten.

C. H. Leavell, E. M. Pooley, J.

Fred Ryan, George Millar, J. D. McGregor, Jr. Harris Walthall, Margaret Schuster Marshall, Charles Given. J.

P. Henderson. J. E. McKenzie.

E. McKee. P. B. Lord.

A. B. Poe, Robert Oliver, Ben Norton, O. C. Martin.

The committee will plan the design of all furniture and decide upon the color scheme to be used. as well as make all purchases of necessary equipment and materials. At 9 a. m. Monday the group will meet at the N.Y.A.

shop in Washington Park to look over the samples of furniture made by the N.YA. Carpenter Shop. The committee will E0 from there to the Recreation Building to organize sub-committees. 'Aggie Co-Eds Will Attend Miners' Dance (Special 10 The Times Las Cruces. N.

M. March Dean Berdine Bovard and a group of State College co-eds will leave the campus Saturday for Socorro where they will be special guests at the Saint Patrick's Day dance at the College of Mines Saturday evening. Accompanying Dean Bovard Socorro will be Misses Celeste Rapkoch. Maxine Ellis. Eilleen Considine, Kathleen Considine, Sybil Luna, Lorraine Lawson, Margaret Balink, Marlyn Slingerland, Travis Hughs.

Grace Berry, Bessie Perovich. Vivian Gorrell. Susue Garde, Anna Sue Barrow. Lorene Johnson, Enda Hall. Eno Thompson.

Juanita Guynn. Mildred Martin. Lena Garcia, Margaret Trolinger. Catherine Hover. Margaret Abl.

Melva Cook. Lula Jim Barnes, Lorraine Robertson and Imogene Price. Dentists Informed Of Disease Causes Trench mouth is just a "dirty" disease, caused by neglect and proper hygiene of the mouth, nationally known Dr. Don J. F.

Aubertine. San Francisco, Friday told members of the El Paso District Dental Society in Hotel Hilton. Twenty dentists from the territory are attending the clinic Dr. Aubertine is conducting He talked about children's dentistry in public schools in the morning and trench mouth Friday afternoon. At 9 A.

m. Saturday Dr. Aubertine will discuss diagnosis and treatment of eases of the mouth. Dr. M.

J. Moran. Deming. well known New Mexico dentist, said modern cooking is ruining many teeth. Much food too soft, he said.

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Being purely regetable, Olive Tablets are wonderful! Test their supreme goodness TONIGHT! All drugstores. Pioneer Born In San Elizario In 1852. Dies In Home There A. Jesus Montes, 89, who was in San Elizario in 1852. before the present city of El Paso was founded.

and whose father was born in San Elizario while Texas was a part of Mexico, died Friday in his home in San Elizario. Mr. Montes was a member of the famous Minutemen of San Elizario who enforced law and who fought in the historic San Elizario Salt War. the company under his grandfather, Capt. G.

N. Garcia, in 1875, and later served under his father, who became a lieutenant. He is survived by five daughters, Mrs. J. M.

Salazar. Mrs. C. Madrid. Mrs.

A. L. Madrid and Miss Francisca Montes, all of the Lower Valley; and by three sons. Telesfaro Montes Pasadena. Benjamin Montes of Los Angeles and J.

J. Montes of El Paso. Funeral services will be held in the San Elizario Mission at 10 a. m. Saturday with Rev.

Father Cuadrado officiating. Burial will be under direction of Kaster and Maxon. Famous Sister, Friend Of E. P. Woman, Dies Mrs.

Edith C. Lane has received word of Sister Blandina Segales' death in the Mother House of the Sisters of Charity in Ohio. Sister Blandina traveled over the covered wagon trail in 1872 for her work (in Colorado and New Mexico, and many of the outstanding events she encountered are vividly described in her book. "At the End of the Santa Fe Trail." Sister Blandina founded the first convent in Old Albuquerque. N.

and later was organizer and moving spirit in building St. Vincent's Academy in the new town in 1884. Mrs. Lane received her first medal from Sister Blandina. A short time ago.

Mrs. Lane received a letter from her long -time friend and former teacher, who retained her clear mind to the end. Next September, Sister Blandina would have celebrated her Diamond Jubilee, completing her 75th year as a sister of charity, George C. Neblitt, 38, Former El Pasoan, Dies Word of the death of George C. Neblitt.

38. former El Pasoan, in Fullego, was received Friday by relatives in El Paso. He is survived by his widow, and three children, Betty Mae. Bobby, and George, his mother, Mrs. B.

E. Cole, of El Paso, and a brother, J. Neblitt, also of El Paso. Funeral services will be held Saturday in Ajo, Ariz. Norma Beatrice Cox Funeral Service Held Funeral services for Norma Beatrice Cox, infant daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward F. Cox, 2816 Savannah Street who died Friday morning, was held in Martin Mortuary Chapel at 2 p. m. Burial was in Restlawn Cemetery.

The child is survived by her parents and one brother, Thomas Wayne. MRS. G. P. GONZALEZ.

Funeral services for Mrs. Gertrude Perez de Gonzalez. 31 years old. of 2905 Cypress Street, who died Thursday night in a local pital. will be held Guardian Angel Catholic Church at 3 p.

m. Saturday, with Rev. Father J. M. L.lobett officiating Burial will be Evergreen Cemetery under direction' of the Harding Memorial Chapel.

MRS. CONSUELO HOLGUIN. Funeral services for Mrs. Consuelo Martinez de Holguin. 33 years old, of 920 South Ochoa who died Thursday in her residence, will be held in St.

Ignatius Catholic Church at 10 a. m. Saturday, with Rev. Father P. Zagni officiating.

Burial will be in Concordia Cemetery under direction of the Valley Mortuary. JOHN MASON KEELING. News has been received by Mrs. Irving McNeil of the death of her brother. John Mason Keeling, at his home in Kan.as City, Mo.

Mr. Keeling formerly resided in El Paso and took an active part in Masonic work. He is survived by another sister. Mrs. C.

R. Jefferis of Tularosa, N. and a wife and son. MARTIN B. DAVIS.

Funeral service for Martin B. Davis. 56. who died in Los Angeles Wednesday, will be held in PeakHagedon Chapel at 10 a. m.

Satur. day with Rev. DuBose Murphy officrating. Burial will be in Evergreen. CARLOS SALINAS.

CARLOS SALINAS. Carlos Salinas, 70. Juarez lawyer, died at his home. 607 Ignacio de la Paz Street Friday morning. Mr.

Salinas was a native of Veracruz, Mexico. Funeral services are pending. GUADALUPE ALVARADO. Guadalupe Alvarado, 40. died in local hospital Friday.

She lived at 1220 Hill Alley. Funeral arrangements were pending with PeakHagedon. PEDRO H. GARZA. Pedro H.

Garza, 45. died his residence, Lower Valley, Friday, Funeral arrangements were pending with Peak- Hagedon. Selectee Tenor To Sing In St. Patrick's Church A special musical program featuring St. Patrick as the theme will be given at the 11:30 Mass Sunday in St.

Joseph's Catholic Church. Private Paul Ingeneri, noted New York tenor and a recent arrival at Fort Bliss, will be the soloist. Private Ingeneri's rendering of Shubert's Ave Maria at the closing of the Novena of Grace Wednesday evening in St. Joseph's Church attracted much comment. The sermon at the 11:30 a.

m. Mass will be preached by Rev. 25 Are Chosen In Mines Co-Ed Posture Event Posture Event Twenty-five College of Mines coeds were chosen as having the best posture Friday morning in the annual contest held on the campus. 105 girls competed in Holliday Hall. Posture contest winners included Benny Mussey, Donivee Purkey, Irene Palm, Joyce Springer, Newland.

Jean Niblick. Mildred Rodriquez, Betty Jeanne West, Margo Burchell, Charlotte Adkins, Clara Jumper, Ruth Reeder, Margaret Woods, Patricia Ann Mooney, Gala Opening of New Mission Theatre Tonight! celebrating the opening of its sister show house of "ARIZONA" JAMES R. DODD Manager Mission Theatre to El Paso's amusement high-class entertainment of Fort Bliss. Big ceremonies. We open -featuring James Cagney with Bela Lugosi.

facilities unique for the East Side, inopening Saturday night with two great shows: and Pat O'Brien and Doris Knight, Mary Lou North, Marian Bainbridge, Martha O'Marron, dee Rosita Sparks, Belding, Martinez. Carolyn Nell Phyllis McCutcheon, Mayfield, Nell Mar- and Ophelia Chapman. winners will compete in final contest to be held the first week in has been ignated Posture Week, Nationhich Mrs. W. H.

Ball, director, announced. Judges were Dr. Louis Breck, Miss Maybelle Long, Tony mon, Henry Vermillion and Miss Jane Loomis. Replacing explosives in coal minaling, a new process pumps oil into an expansible tube in a drilled hole, and when the pressure expands the tube, the coal is rapidly, broken into large lumps along natural partling line. Use Of Cotton In Making Comforts Will Be Shown Father P.

A. Ryan, S. pastor of the church. Father Ryan has chosen for his subject, "The Debt of the Irish St. Patrick and St.

Patrick's Debt to the Irish." Here is the latest addition theater that will provide cluding the military personnel with Chris Fox as master of "Here Comes the Human Monster" The Crawford is also with a five-day showing C. C. DUES The New Mission Theater is El Paso Amusement Company Paso and The Mission Theater operated by C. C. Dues and W.

H. and operators of the Crawford of Mesilla Park. James R. Dodd, a well-known El Pasoan, will manage the Mr. Dodd will be assisted by a competent and experienced BIG DAYS CRAVE OR A lone beauty in breeches Outlaws' guns bark a thousand men! defiance to all law! Wesley Ruggles ARIZONA starring JEAN ARTHUR, WILLIAM HOLDEN WARREN WILLIAM PORTER HALL And A Cast Of ad en the Saturday Evening Pest serial and novel Sereen play by Claude Binyen Directed by WESLEY RUGGLES PLUS: FLAG SPEAKS MATTY MALNECK ORCH.

We Are Proud of Our Projection and Sound Equipment Installation In the New MISSION THEATRE MOTIOGRAPH, INC. Chicago, Ill. We Are Proud to Be the Builders of the New MISSION THEATRE CONGRATULATIONS To The The New El Paso Amusement Co. S. Wayne Bell General Contractor 3100 Durazno M.

3074 Miss Bernice Claytor, home improvement specialist from Texas A. will hold a class at 9 a. m. Saturday in Room 523, U. S.

Courthouse, to teach home demonstration agents and rural women how to use cotton in making comforts. This is another method developed to increase uses of cotton. (ON 15 OPENING INC 15 1A ONES NE SINE THE NOVA NONE COMES THE IRON THE HOOD The New Mission Is Located at 3031 Alameda Ave. The Telephone Number Is M. 37 It distinctive Marquee Neon bell flashing from side to H.

M. WATSON A brand new type of heating of matic and will heat the entire M. Watson of the The cooling system is something Theater in El installed here. It is a GyroReactor type and will take care of the theater and assure patrons of full comfort on the new showhouse. possible day hottest staff.

The sound system is a brand new Western Electric development using the latest deD BEST! 1941's The flex signs in system of uses accoustical the reproducers practice. bass-retype as well as the higher octave reproducers. On several tests it has proven itself better than any sound system ever heard before anywhere Motiograph equipment used for the projection. It is new and the only one of its kind in the Southwest. Parking Space: is provided with lighting for protection of the cars.

Program the changes opening, per there week, will one be stares features shown on SundayMonday and Tuesday--Another set on Wednesday and Thursday and the third set on Friday and Saturday. Two features will be shown each time. The best in pictures will be secured and the public is invited to call for bookCOLORED CARTOON ings at any time. We Furnished the Modern Equipment That Makes The MISSION THEATRE Distinctive Henry Sorenson MODERN EQUIPMENT CO. Dallas, Texas Furnished El Paso's Finest DEL CAMINO COURTS EXTENDS BEST WISHES TO El Paso's Newest Theater THE MISSION Best Wishes A C.

C. Dues and W. H. M. Watson A from John Paxton, Mgr.

Texas Consolidated Theaters Congrutulations! C. C. DUES HASKELL WATSON At The Opening On The Opening MISSION THEATER LIBERTY GROCERY MARKET 3301 Alameda Ave. M-2302 Our Best Wishes! Haskell Watson and C. C.

Dues On The Opening Of The MISSION THEATER ALAMO DRUG CO. 3932 Alameda Ave. Main 229 One of the PAYLESS Drug Stores with changable letters, fluorescent to side to carry out the mission of the forced air type has been theater quickly in the coldest lighting behind the letters and theme installed. The system is fully weather new for the El Paso Southwest as it is the first of its kind to be AT THE MISSION MAIN 37 OPENS 7 P.M. TONITE 3031 Alameda EL PASO'S NEWEST AND BEST -Chris P.

Fox, At His BestDEDICATION AT 7:30 P. M. 2-BIG SHOWS-2 'JAMES CAGNEY PAT O'BRIEN COMES THE NAVY" -AndBELA LUGOSI HUMAN MONSTER" Come Out And See The Prettiest Show In Town PRICES- Week Sun. Days-4 Week P. M.

Days to 6 After P. 6 P. Congratulations! C. C. Dues and W.

H. M. Watson Jack Underwood District Mgr. Columbia Film Corp. Best Of Luck To The MISSION THEATRE from your neighbor across the street.

BUTCHOFSKY'S Cut Rate Drug Store Stop in before or after the show for a bite to eat, a soda or some of that GOOD BORDEN'S ice cream. Take Home A Quart of BORDEN'S ICE CREAM Congrats and SuccessEd Oldsmith Universal Film Corp. Our Sincerest Wishes For Your Success C. C. Dues Haskell Watson On The Opening Of The MISSION Theater Washington Cafe 3011 Alameda Avenue Congratulations! Haskell Watson -C.

C. Dues On The Opening of Mission Theater CHEW GROCERY CO. 3006 Alameda Ave. 2544 Our Best Wishes! To C. C.

Dues Haskell Watson On The Opening Of The New Mission Theater Camp Broadway 3110 Alameda Ave. Main 6092 CAMP GRANDE 3719 Alameda Avenue-Main 786 Extends Best Wishes To A NEW NEIGHBORTHE MISSION THEATRE.