Casa Grande Dispatch from Casa Grande, Arizona • Page 3

DISPATCH COKX Grande. Arteona Miss Pamela Gilbert, of the Parke T. Gilberts, returned today, Thursday, from 'Phoenix, wHere she spent several days visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Frank Gilbert and Miss Mary: Cay Armer. Miss Christine Anns.

left Sunday io spend a week visiting with Kathlme Spurlock at Maricopa SHAMROCK Beauty Shop "Courteous Service Mary Meakin Sbelton 408 N. Marshall Phone 3136 Phone 3802 BBUTIUEL Plumbing Service 108 St. and Personal Phone Your News Items To 4411 MRS. ELOUISE EAATZ, SOCIETY EDITOR Melanie Jayne Fulton Celebrates Second Birthday At Parties Melanie Jayne Fulton celebrated her second birthday Friday at two Birthday Parties, She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

W. L. Fulton. Friday afternoon a -watermelon feast was given by her mother at their home. Guests included Mrs.

Bonnie Donahue and sons, Jerry and Tommy, Melanie Jayne -and Mr. and Mrs. Fulton. A partv was held Melanie that evening at the Phoenix home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Curtis Boirum.

Refreshments were served. Guests included Alec and Don Boirum, Mr. and Mrs. Larry LaDue and son, Bickv, Melanie Jayne and the W. L.

Fultons. Mr. and Mrs. ioren Heinle and family returned home Sunday from a two weeks' vacation at Oak Creek Canyon and Clarkdale. They visited Mrs.

Heinle parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lay and worked on their ranch at Oak Creek and visited Mr. Heinle's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

C. A. Heinle at Clarkdale. Sandwich Shop 119 £, Florence Grands Phone 3455 SWIFTS ICECREAM "We Specialize in Home Made Cakes" STOP FOR YOUR MAID-RITE SANDWICH 10 AM. to 11 PM.

dosed Saturday Mr. and Mrs, Hugo Peters Casa Grande Photo Shop introduces greatest slide projector value ever! TDC Headliner Miss Phyllis Shumon And Robert C. Wells Plan October Nuptials Pined County's Leading Newspaper August 19, J954 Birthday Dancing Party Honors Elinor Thornton, Marlene And Buddy Hoef Friends Give Birthday Dinner Sunday For Mrs. Stone Read Stone Read was etiter- uiinedJpr her birthday at a Birthday Dinner by Mr. and Mrs.

wil- lard T. Colston at the Colston lome Sunday afternoon. Following dinner, birthday cake was served, Mrs. Read received many lovely gifts in silver. Guests included Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Rawlings and daughter, Vicki, Dr. T. P. Read of Phoenix, Mrs.

Ronald Holley of Tucson, Mr. and Mrs. Read and daughters, lebecca, Ranell and Ramona and he hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Golstou and daughter, Betty, Mr.

and Mrs. Dee C. Fleming, Jr drove to Chandler Saturday to visit friends; Mr. and Mrs. Noel Addy and children, who were visiting Mr.

Addy's mother, Mrs. Hattie Addy. over the week end here. The Addys are en route Alaska. Mr, and Mrs.

Grover Lantzer will leave tomorrow, Friday, for Mt, Lemmon, where they will spend the Mr, and Mrs. Charles Hardesty and Mr. and Mrs. James Blackburn and daughter, Karen Kay, returned home Saturday from a two week's vacation at washing- ton, D. C.

visiting the Hardesty daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William F. Davis and daughter, Deborah Ann. Mr.

Davis is in the naval hospital there. Mrs. Davis and daughter accompanied her parents to Casa Grande for about a month's visit. Mrs. L- O.

Burroughs and chil-, dren visited over the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Milton O. Burroughs at Prescott. Mrs. H.

G. Black and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. E.

C. Stmman of White Deer, Texas, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Phyllis, to Robert- C. Wells, son of Mr. Claude Wells of! Casa Grande, Arizona. The wedding will take place October 2nd in the First Presbyterian Church of White Deer.

The bride-elect is a graduate of Colorado Woman's College and Texas University, She did graduate at McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago. Presently she is, working in the Migrant Ministry of the National Council of Churches. Mr. Wells 'attended Arizona University and served for two years in the United States Army Air The couple plan to make their home in Casa Grande, Arizona, where Mr. Wells farms.

Miss Elinor Thornton and Miss Marlene and Buddy-Hoef were entertained at a Birthday Dancing Party Friday evening at Rebekah Hall With Misses Lena Lem- beth and Margaret Levario jas hostesses. 'Elinor celebrated her 17th birthday and Marlene and Buddy celebrated their 18th birthday anniversaries. Dancing to popular records was" enjoyed by the 40 young people attending. Birthday cake and ice cream were served the guests. Harry Goff and Larry Knight will spend the week end at Flagstaff attending the Arizona High School -All-Star games.

Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Haynes were Haynes' brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Hsynes and two sons of Mesa.

Janon Watson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Watson, celebrated her second birthday last Wednesday evening, at her hoine with members of fiei- family. Birthday cake and punch were served. It Pays to Read the Ads.

Moke your Wyler Watch selection lor your School boy or girl NOW. Miss Marquita Allen To Wed John Harris Sept, 7 In Texas The wedding date of Miss Marquita Allen; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Price Allen, and John Harris, of Tyler, Texas, has been set for September 7th at TyJer, at the First Assembly of God Church. The bride-elect and her parents made their home "in Casa Grande until three years ago.

She is the granddaughter of Mrs. Mamie Grubbs, Mr. Harris is the son of and Mrs. Harris of Tyler. Mr.

Mrs. W. deary dinner Mrs, Grubbs left Tuesday- morning for Tyler 'to attend the wedding. She will spend about six weeks at the home of her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Price Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Babe Forbach aad children, Sharon, Billy and Garyi left last week for La Jolla, California to spend a iew weeks visiting and vacationing. They will also- stop at San Diego.

Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Hamman spent the week end at Globe where they met Dr. Harnman's mother, Mrs. Clara Hamman of Safford.

They visited at "the home of Dr. Hamman's nephew, Mr and Mrs. Wayne Hamman. Frank Endres returned Friday from a'buying trip to Coronado California, where he attended Penney's Fall Convention at the Ho held for Penney managers. rlonor A.

F. Berg With Birthday Party At G. E. Winn Home A. F.

Berg was honored for his birthday Sunday evening by his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Winn at the Winn lorrte with a Birthday Party.

Birthday cake and ice cream were served and games of offered entertainment. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. W.

Cleary 5 Mrs. H. G. Black, Mr; and Mrs. John Bendixen and daughters, Nancy and Linda, Mrs.

Gladys Albrecht, Mr. and Mrs. Berg and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Winn.

Carf Jones and his roommate, Ira-Fishman, left Monday morning for a three weeks' trip to New York City and Chicago. They spent several days here with Carl's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chet Jones and plan to return from New York to attend the fall term at the University of Arizona at Tucson. Mr.

and Mrs. Leon Morgan of Mohave, California, spent Sunday visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Burge. The Morgans are house guests of the Homer Ridgeways. Mrs. Elmo McCoy of Tulsa, Oklahoma, arrived Monday morning to visit her cousin, Mr. and Mrs W.

H. Burge. She is en route home from a visit with friends and relatives at Long Beach, Fresno, and 'San Diego. ATTEND THE DANCE CABNIVAL Saturday, August 21, 1954 at 8P.M. SPONSORED BY THE Rotary, Lions.

Kiwanis, Business and Professional Woman's Club, Jaycees abd the Chamber of Commerce TO HELP THE CASA. CRT JE EMERGENCY POLIO CAMPAIGN MILLER Hardware Stores Casa Grande Hoy We Give GHEEN STAMPS WySer i neo He Sealed against water, secure against shock, Wyter tncaflex is the perfect timepiece for any weather, anywhere. So sturdy, chares cant harm yet so handsome, it's a fine dress-up watch toot Wofld'i only with flenible baT- ancewhetl that guards ogainif fully fluonuiletd $29.95 THORNTON Jeweler Green Siampi and Our Store. BriUUnt illiimitm- tfcm BJower-cooted fOC Srfactron-Semimntic tlide changer that 30 them into the projector you want them. Yon never have to handle crated annrtignmt Hcpdsome de- ngn.

In ametbyjrt gray, with dark gray and gold trim. (Airplane luxcage carrying came only $9.60.) only Here are the most- wanted features in a slide at the lowest price ever for such an instrument. Come in and see the new TDC Headliner 300 at our shop. GBANDE PHOTO SHOP YOOH SftSZKAH KODAK DEALER 8 4 Green Stamps Phone 4453 Mr. and Mrs.

Cecil Hobson and children returned home Sunday night from a three weeks' vacation. They drove over 7,000 miles Stopping at Cleveland, Ohio three days, then went to East Orange, New Jersey, where they attended the wedding of Mrs. Kobsons sister. They were the house gueste of Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Schettino while there a week, then drove to Eustis, Florida to spend a week with Mr. Coxon's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Knittle. W.

L. Fulton drove to Phoenix last Thursday night where he attended a salesman's meeting for the Butane Corp. Mrs. Fulton and daughter, Melanie Jayne, accompanied him to Phoenix and visited bet parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Curtis Boirum. Mr. and Mrs. R. W.

Giles and family returned home Friday from Denver, where they spent two- weeks visiting Mrs. Giles parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Wallert, and Mr. Giles' parents, the Wayne H.

Giles, and other friends and relatives. Mrs. Norman Covault of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, left for her home last Wednesday, after spending a week visiting her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson.

She had also visited her daughter, Mrs. Carl North at Mesa. and Mrs. Henry Olsen of San Diego left Monday afterrvisit- ing over the week end with Mrs. Olsen's sister and brother-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. C. O. Pate. The Olsens were en route home after visiting the Marvin Pates at Williams for two weeks.

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