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3 Around Town tfmmWM''" mm tana College of Mineral Science and Technology at Butte, Montana. His engineering degree field is in engineering science. Bennett is now working on a study of shales for the Bureau of Public Roads through the Montana State Highway Department. He is a member of Theta Tau fraternity and the AIME. Mr.

and Mrs. Rudolph Roos entertained Thursday evening in their home on the occasion oi Mrs. Roos birthday. Guests for the 6 p.m. Swedish turkey dinner were Rev.

and Mrs. George T. Wright, and the couples daughter Mrs. Marguerite Busche and her husband Gilbert Busche, and Mr. Busches mother, Mrs.

Elizabeth Stolp. David W. Bennett, son of Mr. and Mrs. M.

Bennett, of Sedona, has been selected for inclusion in the forthcoming edition of Whos Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. He is attending Mon BILLIE YOST EDITOR 774-4545 Dear Abliy Some Do, Some Don't! Abigail Van Huron John Babbitt Jr. Miss ilsonW ed SEDONA (Special) Jannie Mae Wilson of Sedona and John G. Babbitt, of Flagstaff were married Janurary 7, at the Sacred Heart Cathedral, Gallup, N.M. Both are natives of Flagstaff.

The new Mrs. Babbitt, a sophomore at Arizona State University. Tempe, is daugher of Mr. and Mrs. James M.

Wilson of Sedona. The bridegroom, a student at Arizona State College, Flagstaff, is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Babbitt of Flagstaff.

The bride, a graduate of the Sedona School and Flagstaff High School, will transfer to ASC at mid-term. The couple will live in Flagstaff and continue their studies at Arizona State College. Both young people are members of two Arizona pioneer families. The Babbitt family came to Flagstaff in 1386, and the new Mrs. Babbitt is a granddaughter of the late C.

B. Wilson widely known and prominent Arizona attorney. DEAR ABBY: Recently my best girl friend broke up with Ron, the kid she had been going steady with for three months. She gave him his pin back and now shes wearing another boys. Another girl told me that Ron likes me, and I fell real good about it because 1 like Ron, too.

My best girl friend and I were talking, and she said she heard something about Ron liking me, and then she said, "But HANDS OFF.until I am sure I don't want him any more. I didn't say anything but Abby. do you think she is being fair? She gave Ron his pin back and took somebody clse's. Shouldn't I have the right to like Ron and try to make him like me? FAIR LADY DEAR FAIR: You dont need your girl friends permission to Mike Ron. As I see it, its open season, so happy hunting.

But if you bag him, be prepared to lose a girl friend. Thats usually the way those things work out. DEAR ABBY: Last Christmas I received a Christmas card from a friend. On it was printed the follow inj: -THIS CHRISTMAS WISH REPRESENTS A GIFT TO THE PRESBYTERIAN INTERCOMMUNITY HOSPITAL IN WHITTIER. CALIFORNIA." It gave me the feeling that they sent me a mi they could claim me as a tax deducts n.

I. too. make donations to worthy causes. Lot 1 also send Christmas gifts. And 1 certainly don't ue my Christmas cards to tell my friends about ihe charities I support.

1 think this is in the worst possible taste. Please comment. FROM WHITTIER HEAR FROM: I think one of the more civilized practices of recent years is donating to charily instead of giving extravagant gifts to people who already have more than they need. Km, wing that some less fortunate person in a war-torn country had received a CARE package in my name, for example, would be gift enough lor me. LIBRARY REVIEW Miss Jenny Lee Burkhart and her fiance, Greye Dunning of Hinsdale, Illinois.

(SUN Photo by Fronske) Miss Burkhart Greye Dunning Troth Is Told DEAR ABBY: We professional photographers thank you for publishing the sad tale of a bride who did not have one picture of her wedding because she relied on a friend, who was an amateur photographer, to lake the pictures, and something went wrong with his film. We have heard that story many times. Brides will bring in snapshots that are practically worthless, and beg us to do something with them. By the time we have finished trying to make out of nothing, they have spent more money than if they had hired us in the first place. SCHENECTADY PRO DORTHEA CORNFORTH DEAR ABBY: A man who works with my husband comes to our home occasionally, lie has never brought his wife, and the first few times he spoke of her, lie referred to her as "MY OLD LADY." At first I thought he meant his elderly ther.

so I asked him if he meant his mother, and lie said. "No, MY OLD LADY is the woman I 'm married to!" Abby. don't you think this is terribly dis-t cspec tful? These people are not old. They are their middle forties. Wouldn't ynu think a wife who reared nine children for a man deserves to be referred to as his OFFENDED DEAR OFFENDED: I would but some husbands get brave when they're away from home, ill bet he doesn't call her THE OLD LADY to her fare.

And you don't know what SHE calls him behind his back, either. Troubled? Write to ABBY, Box 69700, Los Angeles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. PENELOPE HATCH Miss Hatch B.R. Jackson Engaged WINSLOW (Special) Mr.

and Mrs. William F. G. Hatch are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Penelope, to Bruce R. Jackson of Las Vegas, son of Mrs.

Fred Bailey ofWinslowandRoss Jack-son of Burbank, California. The couple plan an April 16 wedding in St. Pauls Episcopal Church in two oclock rites on Saturday afternoon. It will be an open wedding with a reception following in the Parish hall. Following their marriage the couple will establish a home at 203 McCarran No.

2, North Las Vegas, Nev. A graduate of Winslow High School and Phoenix Academy of Beauty Culture, Miss Hatch, is presently employed at Thyrzas Salon. Mr. Jackson spent four years with the Navy and is now working with Edgerton, Germeshau-sen and Grier, as a photo technician. Mrs.

Woidner To Head Pythian Group Mrs. Opal Weidner was installed most excellent chief of Pythian Sisters when Mrs. Bessie Kidd Best presided as installing officer. The meeting was held in the Community Room at the City Public Library recently. Mrs.

Best was assisted by Mrs. Dolores Harlan and Mrs. Ella Hudgens. Others installed were Mrs. Lucille Ruff, excellent senior; Mrs.

Laurel Garey, excellent junior; Mrs. Dolores Harlan, manager; Mrs. Isabelle Burns, secretary; Mrs. Lydia Solberg, treasurer; Mrs. Edna Long, guard; Mrs.

Mary Osborn, protector; and delegate to the Grand Temple, Mrs. Ruff and alternate delegate Mrs. Ella Hudgens. Mrs. Gladys Voegli, presided as musician.

Mrs. Della Carter, now living in Winslow, was re-insta-ted, being a charter member. A canasta party was planned for sometime in February in the home of Mrs. Isabelle Burns Refreshments were served by Mrs. Burns and Mrs.

Edith Evans, outgoing excellent chief. For Abbys booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding," send 50 cents to Abby. Box 69700, Los Angeles. Calif. NUViuht Synclitote.

Inc. 1966 The parents of Miss Jenny Lee Burkhart are announcing her engagement to Greye Dunning of Hinsdale, Illinois. Miss Burkhart is daughter of the late Mrs. Stratton T. Jones of San Podro, and Major H.

Ray Burkhart, United States Air Force, currently stationed in Tokyo, Japan. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Catalina High School at Tuc-'son, and has attended Sophia University in Tokyo. She is now Arizona State College here and is majoring in Home Economics. She has attended ASC the past three years. Mr.

Dunning, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Dunning of Hinsdale, 111., is a graduate of Hinsdale High School. He attended Stanford University at Palo Alto, and is presently a to, and is presentyly a senior at Arizona State College. He is majoring in both biology and mathematics and is a member of the national scholastic honoraries.

Phi Eta Sigma and Phi Kappa Phi. The couple plan a 1366 summer wedding. steins theory of relativity, and the mortality of man. Klooster, John W. THE GRANTING OF INVENTIVE RIGHTS a patent attorney clarifies the complex story of the historical background, laws, and processes behind the issuance of patents, trademark registrations, and copyright certificates.

Ballinger, Raymond A. LETTERING ART IN MODERN USE the material is presented almost entirely in pictorial form with only necessary explanatory lettering and special emphasis placed on lettering as it relates to all phases of creative design. Berne, Eric GAMES PEOPLE PLAY a study of the psychology of human relationships by the author of Transactional Analysis inPsychother- py. Harrer, Heinrich I COME FROM THE STONE AGE the author of Seven Years in Tribe relates his account oi thrilling climbs, near disaster in dense jungle, and fascinating encounters with natives as primitive as Stone Age man during a daring expecition into New Guineas interior. Herber, Lewis CRISIS IN OUR CITIES a sturdy of the hazards brought about by air and water pollution and how they link to diseases such as heart trouble, cancer, emphysema, hepatitis.

Asimov, Issac OF TIME AND SPACE AND OTHER THINGS in these essays the author includes some history but presents mainly reflections on such topics as the measurement and control of time, gravity, eclipses, and the blackness the sky at night. Also dis-cussed are Roman numrals, Ein lie a Comir.c J. CHOCOLATE CANDIES STYLE HAIR SPRAY SUPER REG. CHOCOUTE COvFkED PEANUTS CHOCOLATE PEANUT CLUSTERS DtlUXf MHC CHOCOLATE STARS HID MILK BAH CHOCOlAtf BRIDGE MIX St I. VAtUC WITH COUPON with Mrs.

Maggie Cline, 1717 Turquoise Drive, All members urged to attend. 8 p.m. Alpha Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma Phi meets with Mrs. J. L.

Sitterley for second lesson in mosiacs. MONDAY, Jan. 24 8 p.m. Xi Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet with Mrs. J.

L. Sitterley, 2319 Lantern Lane. Program 47 LG SATURDAY, Jan. 22 1:30 p.m, Nj Phi Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi meet with Marilyn McKenzie, 2615 E. Lockett.

Valentine ball decorations. All members urged to attend. SATURDAY, Jan. 22 8:30 p.m. Mountaineer Square Dance club will meet at City Park Hall for a pot luck.

Bill and Laura Couch host and tess. Phone 774-7904 for additional information. 98c VALUE WITH COUPON of honor was Miss Razo and maid of honor, Reyes. Bridesmaids the Misses Annie Razo, Zepeda, Isabella Padilla, Padilla. Best man was Barlesteros.

will be held this evening the Clarkdale club house Flagstaff Spanish band music. The bride has employed at Lillians Sweet the bridegroom at the Paper Products Company Flagstaff. The couple hosted by the wedding attendants honored on Jan. 15. About 60 friends attended.

Flagstaff their4 9eISk BRUSH ROLLER SET I Teflon Coated Ironing COVER PAD SET Standard Boards 28 Ratters 2 Sizes $1.77 VALUE WITH COUPON t. 98c VALUE 67 ofita: mow WITH COUPON oovnt Kalb At Farewell BOXED ENVELOPES HAIR BRUSH by OPAL LEESE H. V. Young of Clarkdale was Matron elected president of (he Jerome Historical Society at the annual meeting Jan. 15.

Other new officers are Douglas Kell, vice president; Laura Williams, secretary and treasurer, and R. E. Lawrence, curator. The latter three are from Jerome. The executive council includes Mrs.

Preston Killough and D. 0. L. Hiett both of Jerome and Martha Leyel of Cottonwood. The Ronnie Parkers are visiting his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Parker and his sister, Mrs. Eyelyn Knape of Cottonwood. tonwood. Ronnie recently graduated from Mechanics Trade School at the College of Southern Utah at Cedar City.

Mrs. S. E. Mileham of Winslow accompanied her mother-in-law Mrs. Annie Mileham to Cottonwood.

They are visiting her daughter and family the Newell Rhotens for several weeks. Mrs. Roy Van Deren of Cottonwood has a most interesting collection of rocks and fossilized bones. This suggests that dinosaurs once roamed this valley. A dinosaur bone was discovered in the pits at the cement plant not long ago.

Visitors registering at the Mine museum operated by the Jerome Historical Society this year totalled 35,676. Visiting the museum since it opened in June 1953 have been 357,674. Tourist memberships sold last year numbered 23,538 and total tourist mmberships sold were 241,141. Miss Priscilla Razo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Serafin Razo and Hubert Barlesteros, son of Mrs. Lupe Barlesteros all of Cottonwood, were married today, in the Immaculate Conception Church with Father Hannon officiating at the 10 a.m. ceremony. Ramona Miss Vera included Dora and Romie Manuel A dance at with a providing been Shop and Ponderosa in plan to home. A shower feminine the bride of her Hazel Feted Complimenting Kalb, who will to make N.M., the at Inn is a past club.

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24 9:30 a.m. League of Women Voters Unit discussion on Development and Conservation of Water Resources, atMrs. Kenneth Watsons home, 2903 North Jamison. MONDAY, Jan. 24 7:45 p.m.

League of Women Voters Unit discussion meeting on Development and Conservation of Water Resources at Mrs. Kenneth Wilsons home, 2602 East Elder Drive. MONDAY, Jan. 24 8 p.m. Alpha Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet with Mrs.

Mike Flournoy, 1311 North Navajo Drive. Mrs. Flournoy and Mrs. Edith Beasley will have the program. Jackie Gabal-don will be refreshment hostess.

MONDAY, 'Jan. 24 8 p.m. Gamma Beta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha will hod a social meeting in the home of Mrs. J. Lawrence Wal-kup on the College campus.

Anytime on Sundays, phone anywhere in the U.S. for s1.00 or less. Mrs. Hazel with her husband Kenneth, leave next Thursday their home in Clovis, Business and Professional Womens club entertained luncheon at the Holiday Thursday. Mrs.

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