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The Week's Coming Events AriaraallaBgStta in fci. CLARKDALE BAPTIST PASTOR APPOINTED CLARKDALE The Rev. John E. P.eed has taken over pastorship of the Southern Baptist Church in Ciarkdale. He replaces the Rev.

Troy Brooks who is in Whipple Veterans Hospital. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1 7:30 p.m. Service Mothers Club, Mrs. Ellen Hudgens.

MONDAY, Sept. 29 8 p.m. Alpha Alpha chapter. Beta Sigma Phi, Mrs. H.

M. Den-ms, Bow and Arrow Acrds. The icau I THURSDAY, OCT. 2 6:30 p.m. Flagstaff Nile Club dinner.

Church of Epiphany parish hall. 1 5Vi dl 8 m. Alpha Vpsilon chapter. Beta Sigma Phi, Mrs. Manuel Miguel, 1310 N.

Navajo Dr. 7.15 m. Flagstaff Business and Professional Women, Vandeviers Lodge. Ed Barkman of Winslow, until recently a Flagstaff resident, has been calcd to New York by the illness and death of his mother. Billy Graham Film Will Be Shown Evangelist Billy Grahams latest motion picture, The Heail of a Rebel, will be shown Wednesday at 7 :30 p.m.

in the auditorium of State College here. Showing of the film is supported by the Flagstaff Ministerial Association, and has been incorporated into Religion in Life week activities on the ASC campus. Arrangements for bringing the movie to Flagstaff weie made by Dr. David Hood, pastor of the First Baptist Church. The feature-length color production, staring Ethel Waters, Georgia Lee and John Milford, was only recently piemiered in New York and California.

Jane Withers is also the cast. The story is based on a conflict in the life of a modern young couple when the husband, an advertising executive, cant find a place in his scheme of things Mr. and Mrs. George C. (Toby) Bright and baby returned Saturday from Mesa where Toby took part in an FBI fingerprint classification school for officers in that area.

The school started Sept. 2L TUESDAY, SEPT. 30 6:30 pm. Past Matrons and Past Patrons dinner, Masonic Hull LOU TORQERSON Phones: PR 4-4315; after 4 p.m., PR 4-2198 Monday, September 29, 1958 USE THE CLASSIFIEDS Page 3 for his wifes sudden acceptance of the Christian faith. Included in the movi are scenes from Billy Grahams New York crusade Madison Squaie Garden, in which the preaching of the evangelist is augmented by the singing of George Beverly Shea and the music of a 1,500 voice Crusade Choir under the di-leetion of Cliff Barrows.

Billy Graham is currently conducting city-wide crusades across the nation. McCullough insurance Agency Established 1919 All Kinds of Insurana Monte Vista Hotel PR 4-4802 SERVICEMASTER Industry Approved CARPET CLEANING Day nr Night On Location or in our shop Free Estimates PR 4-6688 ETTER CARPET SERVICE Dinner Honors William B. Darling WINSLOW William tB. Dari- Darling served in the u.S. Army mg of Winslow, who is retiring during World War I.

Oct. 1 after 43 years of service The Darlings will continue to with Santa Fe Railway, was guest live in Winslow. Qf honor at a dinner Saturday r. i Pemieys STATE REGENT TO ISIT Mrs. D.

Ednin Gamble of Tucson, regent of Arizona Society of Daughters of American Revolution, will make her annual official visit to Coconino Chapter on Saturday. Slip and Mr. Gamble will be guests of the Ccconino Chapter at a dinner at 6:30 p.m. at Hotel Monte Vista. Mrs.

W. F. Wallace, chapter regent, is in charge of arrangements. evening at the Winslow Elks Lodge auditorium. Hosts at the dinner were officials of the Santa Fe.

Guests included Mrs. Darling, and the couples two daughters, Mrs. F. C. Her of Gallup and Mrs.

W. O. Davis of Hickville, N.Y., and their families, who came to Winslow especially for the occasion. Anibng Santa Fe representatives at the dinner were General Manager R. D.

Shelton and Chief Engineer J. G. Fry, both of Los Angeles, and Division Superintendent O. R. Hamniit of Wins- low.

Darling has occupied his present post of division engineer since July 1, 1942, with responsibility a of maintenance of more than 1,500 miles of track and 2,700 bridges in western New Mexico, Arizona and southern California. He is well known throughout Arizona. Darling is credited with development of cinder pits at Winona, from which 33,000 cars of ballast for 2,200 miles of track have been taken. He also supervised laying of 257 miles of welded rail, more than any other division engineer on the Santa Fe system. Born at Pacific Grove, he, joined Santa Fe as chairman of the Valley Division of California on Dec.

16, 1912. He was later promoted to rodman, transitman and draftsman. He came to Winslow in 1923, and became acting assistant division engineer a year later. He was confirmed in that post in 1926, and has served under 17 division superintendents at Winslow. State To Mrs.

Phoenix, official Club She, who closed Epiphany Mrs. of the be in the Hospital, other WILLIAM B. DARLING Judy Sanderson, Lawrence Barwick Wed In Home Ceremony At Page tp4ss.4 FOR THE HOME Nile Officers Visit Local Club Isabelle Williamson queen of Arizona Daughters of the Nile, will make her visit to the Flagstaff Nile on Thursday. and other state officers will accompany her to Flagstaff, will be guests of honor at a smorgasbord dinner meeting at 6:30 p.m. at of parish hall.

Doris Arnsten, president Flagstaff Nile Club, will charge of the dinner. Members are to bring toys for Shnne Crippled Childiens and hospital gowns and sewing for the hospital. FIBERGLASS DRAPES $6.66 Prices are terrific, tailoring perfect. No ironing with fiberglass. Several styles.

FASHION TAPE CURTAINS $4.00 112 90. Best way to get the new pretty ruffled white dacron curtains you want is to shop Penneys. 184 90 $8.00 PAGE (Special) Miss Judy Sanderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rod Sanderson, and Lawrence Barwick, son of the Rev.

and Mrs. M. K. Wilder, were married Sept- 5 in a ceremony at the home of the brides brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Officiating at the ceremony was the bridegrooms father, pastor of the Southern Baptist Church. The bride wore a white satin street-length diess and earned a bouquet of white carnations." Miss Karen Sanderson, the bndes sister, maid-of-honor, wore a gold dress and carried a bouquet of carnations. Neil brother of the bridegroom, was best man. "Attending the ceremony -were-members of the family and close friends. The wedding cake was brought to Page from Kanab, Utah.

The couple are making their home in Phoenix, the bridegroom is a senior at Grand Canyon College majoring in education. He is employed by American Glass Corporation. The Rev. Mr. Wilder was the first minister to arrive in Page when the community wa3 first established, and Mr.

Sanderson, father of the bride, was a member of the early reconnaissance parties sent by the Bureau of Reclamation when the Glen Canyon dam site was being selected. He has been stationed in Page since the project was begun. MRS. HEISELMAN HOSTESS AT PARTY PAGE (Special) Mrs. Louella Hoiselman was hostess at a bridge-dessert in honor of Mrs.

June Jenkins, who will move to Oklahoma this week. Other guests were Mesdames Vera Karpoff, Lois Sanderson and Marian Ross. Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins will go to Clinton, where Mr.

Jenkins will be employed by the Bureau of Reclamation at Foss Dam. ONE YARD SKIRT LENGTH $1.00 Sew a skirt today, wear it tomorrow. Save the difference. Hand washable, BETTER YARDAGE 2 yds. $1.00 Reduced from our better materials.

All are Sanforized. Shop Today. WOMENS' COTTON BRAS 2 for $1 Made front white Sanforized broadcloth. Sitched Cups, Stock up now. BABY BEDS $21.00 Hurry now for this outstanding buy.

Only a few left. Made from sturdy wax birch Wood. BOYS FADED DENIM SLACKS $2.00 Broken sizes and colors. Machine washable. Sanforized Colorfast.

MENS ALL WOOL SUITS $28.00 Reduced from our better quality suits. Odd sizes and colors. GIRLS SPORTSWEAR. to $1.00 Odd sizes and styles, WOMENS BETTER DRESSES $3 $5 Summer cottons, sleeveless and short sleeves. All are Sanforized.

Broken sizes colors. MENS HANDKERCHIEFS 10 for $1. These are famous Spring Mills. Soft finish cotton. Finely stitched- Large.

White or colored. MENS SHOES $5.44 Broken sizes, all leather uppers. Composition soles. Sanitized for cleaner wear. PTA Organizes At Lura Kinsey Fred Croxen was elected first president of Lura Kinsey School PTA at an organizational meeting recently at Lura Kinsey School.

Other officers of the group are Herman Whiting, vice president; Mrs. H. M. Lightfoot, secretary; and Pat Donaldson, treasurer. Meetings of the new PTA will be held on the first Wednesday of each month at 7 :30 p.m.

Mrs. Bessie Kidd Best, county superintendent of schools, installed the new officers. Members of the nominating committee were Hill Redman, Clare Ilill and Mrs. Kenneth Ellsworth. Mrs.

Nadine Wimp, city PTA MR. AND MRS. BARWICK Flagstaff Pilot Club Initiates Members Four new members of the Flagstaff Pilot Club were initiated atj a candlelight service Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Phyllis Manning, president of the club. CLARKDALE CLUB INSTALLS OFFIC EKS CLARKDALE Mrs D.

N. Wright has been installed as president of the 1 Ciarkdale Womans Club. Other new officers are Mrs. E. G.

Snocldy, Vice president; Mrs. Lee Van Court, secretary; and Mrs. E. King, treasurer. BETTER CHENILLE SPREADS $5.

Just a few left. Several colors styles. Machine washable. They are Mesdames Inis Barnes, Helen Cholsser, Helen Earnshaw and Betty Wren. Conducting the initiation cere- Romney, state PTA recre- 1 I.

nlnA ft Council president, conducted the organizational meeting. Mrs. Reef Kelly, Council secretary, and Mrs. attended personal Mrs. Catherine Ferrell, who is employed at the Knoles Peerless Bakery, entered Flagstaff hospital Thursday, due to an injury to one of her legs.

ational chairman, also the meeting. Invocation was by Charles Hill. Mr. Redman, principal of the school, introduced faculty members. Mrs.

Romney and Mrs. Nelo Rhoton led in group singing. SO GOOD THE WESTS BIGGEST SELLER! L. D. Hueppeisheuser, street superintendent for the City" of Flagstaff, returned Friday from Detroit, where he went to bring back a now garbage track for the city.

FLOUR SQUARES 5 for $1.00 Unhcmmed, large size, ideal for dish towels. 100 WOOL SKIRT LENGTHS $1.88 Easy to make. Instructions with piece. Lots of colors and designs. DACRON COMFORTERS $6.66 100 dacron pile lining.

Machine washable, quick drying, several colors. CAR ROBES $2.98 Come in and see this outstanding buy. Ideal for football games. Comes in its own plastic bag. mony were Mrs.

Manning, Mrs. Paula Brown and Mrs. Barbara Conley. They were assisted by Mrs. Mary P.

Lewis. Mrs. Harriet Wilson read the Pilot code of ethics. A social hour followed the ceremony. Decorations, in green and gold, club colors, included lighted candles and bouquets of garden flowers.

Mrs. Brown made corsages for the group. A special guest at the meeting was Jackie Conley, son of Mrs. Barbara Conley. On Friday, the Fl igstaT Pilots will entertain Mrs.

Ida Yowell of Yufna, governor of District 14, who will make her official visit to the Flagstaff group. A dinner in her honor will be held at Hotel Monte Vista at 7 p.m. WOMENS SUEDE OXFORDS $3 Several colors, broken sizes, composition soles, Sanitized, regular Mr. and Mrs. M.

Schucle left Saturday morning for their home in Chandler after visiting with his sister, Mrs. Joseph R. Babbitt and husband and family for several days. MRS. CHAVEZ HOSTESS TO HOMEMAKERS SEDONA (Special) Mrs.

Ambrosia Chavez presented a demonstration on cleaning, peeling and preparing green chili poppers at a recent meeting of the Scdona Homemakers Club at the Chavez home. Also attending were Mesdames Myron Loy, Roy Owenby, L. W. Ilardcastle, Carolyn McElroy, Paul Roberts, H. Janetzky, Robert Bishop, A.

D. Bishop, J. J. Elmer, William Holmes, Benton Rogers, Lloyd Scalf, Don Bird, Bill Fish-back, James Gilbert, S. Armitage, Claude Holly and -William Gilliland, and Beulah B.

Sanborn, Ada E. Wright, Jackie Thomas, Ruth Billman and Cindy Billman. BOYS BLACK SHU-LOCK $4.00 Heres the latest in boys shoes. Just like Dads big Brothers. All leather uppers, composition soles, MENS SPORT SHIRTS $1.66 Long sleeves, Broken sizes.

Several colors styles. Hurry while they last. I LJ CARN6 (with man) Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sanderson of Page became the parents of a son, Craig Jay, born Tuesday in the Kanab Hospital.

The baby weighed 8 lbs. 10 oz. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rod Sanderson of Page.

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sanderson, also of Page, are aunt and uncle of the baby. MATTRESS PADS $3 and $4 Machine washable, Sanforized. Hurry, only a few left.

Mr. ami Mrs. C. S. Withers of Muskogee, visited Mr.

Withers' brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. (Bill) Withers over the weekend, cn route to their home from a trip to California whore they visited friends.

Tom It. Shuck returned Saturday tronv Kanab, Utah, where he went Friday on business. MENS IMPORTED SPORT COATS $22.00 Most are imported from England. Broken sizes and colors. CHILDRENS SPORTSWEAR 50c Just a few items left.

Hurry while they last. Dr. Palmer Dysarl of Phoenix, slate medical consultant for ocational Rehabilitation Division, spent Friday in Flagstaff consulting with Dr. Charles Beal, district medical consultant for the Vocational Rehabilitation Division. Mr.

ami Mrs. James Benedict left Friday for their home in Syracuse, after a visit with Mrs. I Benedict's brother and sister-in-, law, Dr. and Mrs. A.

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