Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 35

pr Mesa Girl Marries CUo s. v. Elizabeth Sin cl aii- ic solemnized at St. Mary's Miss Glennie ow St. Mary' Jftfthe bride for her accessories were blue.

the print of the dress in WnD vins wore a beige and with beipe acces- daughter of Mrs. J. S. S.1» is a graduate of JfVion High School and SknrV's Business College in For the past four been an attache in ffice of the collector of m- 15 North 17th Marries In Prescott PRESCOTT, May William 1. Simon, Walnut Grove ranch man, and Elizabeth Logan Sinclair, formerly of Prescott and more re- cently of San Francisco, were mar- ried here yesterday afternoon at a 'ceremony performed by the Rcv.

Charles Franklin Parker in the I parsonage of the First itional Church. jj The bride is the daughter of Dave Sinclair, pioneer cattleman of this! district. i 1 Dance Chairman Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Wednesday Morning, May Coed Reveals Rites lark dale Pair ni anda SLor has most of his life uating from Phoenix nffle School, Phoenix Junior Arizona State Teachers Sit Tempe. He is field dep- for thenternal rev- reception in the and Mrs. Michael Dal- raj'iast Brill street, and SUnford left for San Fran- 11 Seattle on a three-week trip They will establish i iworth-Priest MRS.

LAUREL, LUNDQUIST postnuptial courtesies are being- planned to honor Mr. and Mrs. Laurel Lundquist, whose marriage May 31 in Wicken- burp has just been announced by the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.

L. Follett of Mesa. Mrs. Lundquist, the former Miss Hazel Payne, was educated in Mesa schools. Attending the couple were Miss Lois Hildreth and Preston Studham.

The.v will reside in Chandler, where Mr. Lundquist is associated with his father in farming. Weds In Church CLARKDALE. May 27 Miss Dorothy Joe Riley became the bride of Cullen A. Mackey at a 2 o'clock service in the Clarkdale Community Church Sunday afternoon, the Rev.

Robert Price read- the impressive nuptial vows, he bride, attired in a street- length frock of ashes-of-roses hue, with white accessories, and wearing a corsage of orchids, carried an ivory prayerbook. She attended by her sister, Mrs. Craydon Schahn-Smith Nuptials Held MORENCI, May and simplicity marked the marriage ceremony for Miss Frances Ruth Smith and Oscar W. Schahn held in the bride's home Sunday morning. The ceremony was performed by the Rev.

Reece Scull. Relatives and intimate friends attended. The bride was attended by her sister, Mrs. J. Kenneth Chilton, while Mr.

Chilton attended Mr. Schahn. The bride wore a pink Jones -of Phoenix, as matron of honor and was given in marriage by her ved as father. Fred Zeigler ser- best man and the ushers afternoon dress with harmonizing Are Held Mar 8 ie Kempton UpUcUa i C. VAN WINKLE, JR.

One of the most popular at the Arizona State Teachers College at Flagstaff, Miss Helen Blohm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Blohm, Yuma, has announced her marriage to Robert C. Van Winkle, which took place January 18 in Holbrook.

May SAFFORD May 27 Notable i among recent social events at Safo ford and throughout the Gila val- ley, was the marriage of Margie a Kempton, youngest, of the three daughters of Martha Kempton, long Hmeot Jtsemar' resident of Thatcher, and Wayni readmE the Owens of Santa Monica, Calif. of Safford reading tne mar The brjde was with a daughter of Sit, wore a rose silk drei accessories and chose a corsage of MISS JUNE BAUMAN In charge of arrangements for the spring formal to be given by the "Hone Ana" Club this evening at the Encanto Clubhouse is Miss June Bauman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Bauman. This will be the first social event of the club which is made up of a group of senior girls at Phoenix Union High School.

a Club Board at the home of Mr. Owens' mother, Linnie Owens in Thatcher, Saturday eve- FLORENCE, May ex- were Robert Simmons and Craydon Jones. During the ceremony, Miss Bobbie Riley, another sister, sang "Because," with Mrs. R. E.

Henry as accompanist. Mrs. Henry also i played the traditional wedding processional and recessional. Following the marriage ceremony, a reception was held at the Riley home for some 50 relatives and close friends, after which the young couple left for a honeymoon trip to the Grand Canyon and other Northern Arizona points. Mrs.

Mackey is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Elmer Riley of this city and is a graduate of the local schools. She attended the Arizona State Teachers College at Tempe for two years and for 18 months has been with the Phelps Dodge Corporation office force here.

Mr. Mackey, who has been a resident of Clarkdale for a year, also is employed by the Phelps Dodge Corporation. He will establish a home in Clarkdale for his bride. accessories. Mrs.

Schahn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Smith, well- known residents of Morenci, and a native of this city. For the last two years she has held a position in the office of the Phelps Dodge store here.

Mr. Schahn two years ago and holds a position County Agent. Talks To Kirkland Group KIRKLAND, May S. Turville, county agent, spoke on "American Institutions" at a meeting of the Kirkland Woman's Club Saturday. Subtopics presented included the ballot box; politics as basis to our American system; the law of conservation; rights of private property; and competition as defense against autocratic rule.

A social hour followed, with Violet Warren as hostess. June 7-the club executive board will entertain members with a luncheon in the club hall, tc conclude the activities of the group for the season. Former Prescott Girl To Wed On Coast PRESCOTT, May and Mrs. John Lindsey Crooks of Huntington Park, have issued invitations to the wedding of their daughter. Miss Marilynn Crooks, to with the Phelps Dodge concentra- Robert James Hutton.

The cere- tor force. mony is to be an evenc of Saturday A wedding breakfast was served morning, and will take place at St. following the ceremony, after jMathias Church in Huntington which the couple left for a honey- jPark. moon visit to Mr. Schahn's relatives in San Antonio and Houston, Tex.

They will be gone about two weeks. Rice was sown on 12,796,800 acres in Burma in the last year. Mrs. Frank Hays Katherine Besich Is Given Courtesy SUPERIOR, May Katherine Besich, who will marry Lewellyn P. Coxon in June, was the incentive for a shower Tuesday evening at the Odd Fellows Hall.

Miss Eva Cagalj, Mrs. John Limov and Mrs. V. O. Vaughn were hostesses.

LllVCS DriClge JTBlly "At the rainbow's end" was thej CLARKDALE, May 27 A theme, with a rainbow of pastel charmingly appointed bridge lunch- colors, leading to a large basket eon was given at the Clark Mein which the gifts were arrahged. i morial Clubhouse Saturday aft- Hearts was played. jernoon by Mrs. Frank Hays, who Guests were Mesdames Ernest i entertained 40 guests. Honors for Halford.

Matt Besich, Stella Besich, (the afternoon's play went to Helen Gagalj, Frank Braden. Katie dames Ed Freeman Besich, Marco Cagalj, Elena Re-1 Hal Laudernan. donavich, Andrew Mitrovich, Paul and A. L. Hill.

Stanic John Lubicich, Roy Karns, Other guests included Mesdames William Bellamak. John Egish, Arthur N. Jones, A. J. Potocki, J.

W. Daniels, Garvm L. Turner, Westley McGrew, George Grossmil- Jack B. Hughes, i- ecutive board of the Florence Jun-jier, Irene McGrew, Dale Davis, J. R.

C. Lunceford, H. P. Curtis Hughes, Cox, J. of the bridegroom; and Bevan! Safford, Nancy I the families of the niarr a pprpmnnv was wit- i of the President, Mrs.

Richard E. ior Woman's Club met in the home! Moody, Jack Moffatt, Elmer Roy Cox, Russell Goddard, William 'Swanson, Walter Swanson, Marylw. Nash, Charles N. Major, Alex Swanson Ella Johnson, QuinniH. Lyons, Eve M.

Chism, Orville Ifrirle 1 kussed'plans for" next year's work, Sparks, J. W. McPherson, Don Ells, IT. Back, Ralph King, H. R.

Her. n-u f-room ami followed bv a din Standing committees were appoint- Eli Drackulich, Mike Drakulich.jner. Elmer. Wilhite. and J.

C. Roland. Carrie Thatcher of da lt Safford Grill in Loren Ells, Brian Armstrong and ford. ner sened at the Sattord Will, in Tnose attenr jj ng were Mrs. J.

I Mesdames Thomas Sherman, Treat, club sponsor; Miss Mary Mesdames George W. Clay, Tom Powejl Abrams, M. O. Lindner, C. C.

Sck of Morenci, and Bevan! The Catcher; Mesdames Al- Thomas Lynch of tes Joanna Priest, Glorine to and Mary Fay Thatcher; Priest of Morenci, and Priest of Thatcher. pogram Presented By Music Students InOCOX, May music of Mrs. A. M. Bliss were pre- in a 4 o'clock piano recital at the Methodist and Mrs.

Norman R. representative to the PaBren taking part were Fannie in their home Saturday evening at JPj JKing, Jonnie Bell Detloff, Lois tojtirene Neal, Beverly Haily, Kelly Hargis, Lenna 'TOrrSmmie Uhl and Jennie Lee i Women iJGames Party lifeoot bridge and bunco party lieteld at 12:30 o'clock to- Hall by the Grand- rTPbman's Club, with Mrs. T. It Jones'as chairman. Assisting teJtesdames H.

A. McCreary. Leonard Redden, and sHinton. Woman's Club executive board. Bristow-Austin Rites "Joe Nagjich, Florence I Grace O'Donnell, Joe W.

oio. in erfle Mitchelle, E. Ware, Juana Mareno, Nick Mirich, Pera The bride wore a charming en- hite, vice-president; Miss Mary Bianes, Bat Gays, Pat Gorham, Roy w. semble of navy-blue crepe, with white, corresponding secretary; I McKee, Richard Buckridge, L. A.

harmonizing accessories and cor- )Mr Virgil Hamilton, treasurer; 'Campbell, Fred Nyman, Frank Dale, sage of gardenias. and Mrs. Owens left early Sunday morning for Santa Monica, where they are to reside. Wiflcox Couple Entertain At Bridge WILLCOX. May and Mrs.

F. E. Crookshank entertained G. Robinson, George Ruegg, L. Turner, Gordon Ollson, W.

S. Connor, James W. Byrkit, Morris G. Fowler, E. B.

Jolley, John O'Neal, Geoff Williams, and George H. McMillan; and Misses Alice Mirich, Robert Hopper, A. B. Me- Watson. Mary McDonnell, Ann Oli- Keen, Ed Shartzer, J.

C. McNabb, ver, and Carol Krepela, Ed Brown, Woodrow Wilson, Fred Syell, H. J. Ohl, Ed Southward, Club George Wright, Walter Stacey and Leosyscan fc i IVI CAMP VERDE, May 27-Friends Al Stacey; Misses Mildred Erickson, In was won by Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn Shook and low by Mr- and Mrs. Joe Sheehan. Other guests were Messrs, and Mesdamee -W- Johnson, R. R. Nelson and D.

F. Mellenbruch. Church Groups three tables of bridge. High score jTillie Austin and Sam Bristow, here have received announcements iEsthermayMarjielm, Victoria Ziede, SUPERIOR, May MK. of the recent marriage of Mrs.

i Victoria Sawaia and Josephine M. Rom i ey Mesa was hoSl both long-time residents of Camp Verde. The wedding took place In Las Lebsvscan Club of Arizona John Lutich, Richard I Sundav afternoon at which Mrs. Vegas, May 12. and Mrs.

Bristow have established home in Phoenix. Bellamak. Mesdames Ceal and Katy Twick, and Miss Lu- Cille Cagalj ot Miami. s. Nick Hess Smart For Home-Easy To Do IHHQR PRESBYTERIAN i women's Missionary Guild of i qwior Community Presby- Church will meet at the! iof Mrs.

George W. Clay Mon- i JBBe Mrs. Cecil Tomerlin -KOJS the second chapter of; lUWylwok "The Christian 1m- 1 Ada Tomerlin, president, I1aw charge of the "Choosing Christ members. Mrs. Chester unmer and Mrs.

Charles i joined the organization the Kfcwting bringing the member- active members. FLORENCE Auxiliary of the Jnwbyterian Church will be to church women of all latiems in Florence, Wedy, for tiie annual May meet" 1 in the social hall of of the women's or. in town have been in- 1 to attend. The theme for the will be "Thy kingdom the work that unit- lHWs can i will be served at 12:30 with Mesdames H. C.

Hill, W. Hager, and Franklin D. as hostesses- church group will con' to the program. COSOIUJOTT fflonthly meeting of Society for Christian I be held at 10 o'clock; in the church base- No. 4 will serve; PATTERN 6956 Long ago the first pioneers came to this country In a.ship such as this.

Now it serves as inspiration this lovely chair or buffet-set. It is simple filet crochet done in fine cotton. Pattern .6956 contains charts and directions for making set; illustrations of it and of stitches; materials needed. To obtain this pattern send 15c in coin to Arizona Republic Household Arts Department. Be sure to write plainly your name and address.

CHRISTIAN Junior Service group of the meet at 1:30 o'clock at the home of Wason, Third street and orook avenue. Good-Will Circle will gather Croos rooms, Third McDowell road, for a luncheon and work tomprrow morning. BAPTIST society will be host- wuthside Baptist mission a £ello "'ship meeting ounqay school rooms of the A es'i the day's pro- afternoon, "Prayer wil1 be C' ve nder of Mrs. F. G.

Beau- Thjs will take the place of fourth Wednesday lunch- ItaMhrDittressfroai- i Weakness ilfiB TO FORTIFY RED BLOOD! TABLETS Iron) have helped girls to relieve func- pata and weakness. Tablets ALSO help £ea blood and thus aid in STRENGTH. Arizona Republic Household Arts Department Phoenix, Arizona Enclosed is 15c for Pattern No. 6956. NAME (Please Print) Street and Number City and State Corns fTVHNK of itl Now you can actually remove corns including the pain-producing "core" while you walk in comfort! This simple sensible treatment works easily and gently to help bring you relief without old-fashioned home paring that just affects the leaves part of the corn still in your toe.

Here's how: Felt pad (C) fits over corn, helps relieve pain by Felt pad tC) helps In a few dayi corn relieve pain by remov- gently looseneo to iS pressure. Medics- mat It may WetUljr tlon acta on corn, lifting off pressure. Blue-Jay medication (D) gently loosens corn to that in a few days it may be easily removed. (Stubborn cases may require more than one application.) Blue-Jay costs few cents to treat each com all drug counters. eucK BLUE-JAY CORN pusrftu Mesdames F.

J. De Pqole, William their De La John Perica, and J. M. Terman, all of Globe. Misses Rose Mitchell and Mary Redonovich of Tempe, and Mrs.

William Coxon of Casa Grande; Mrs. Thomas Brisji of Phoenix, and Mrs. Lacy Lynch of Ray. Couple Takes Vows In Superior Home SUPERIOR, May 27 Miss Josephine Buckalew of Barstow, Sunday Thomas Nasser from C9olidge was initiated. After the business meeting refreshments were Personal To Fat Girls Mow ron roar alim down TOOT face and tsuif without aterration dietint or back- breakinx txerciies.

Just tat lensiblr and lake Marmola under the condition! and ac- to direction! on packace. Marraola TaWeta have been aold to the public for mow thaa thirty yean. More than twenty million boxes have been distributed taring that period. Marmola ii not core-all. Marmola it only for adult fat persons whose fatneis Ii caused by thyroid deficiency (hypothyroid- istn) nut who are otherwiie normal and heal.

thy. We do not make any diagnosis aa that ii the function of your physician, who rauit be consulted for that purpose. Why not try to lose those ugly, uncomfortable the Marmola way? Get a box of Marmota May froaa roar Arutziit. and Robert Anderson of Globe were united in marriage yesterday afternoon at the home of the Rev. and Mrs.

W. J. Hazel here. Miss Buckalew is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Berry Buckalew of West Texas. Mr. Anderson is employed at the Inspiration Copper Company. A single ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr.

Hazel. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson have established their home at 743 Fegan Street in Globe. Superior Twins Feted At Birthday Festivity SUPERIOR, May Hazel twins, William.

Dudley and Harry Emerson, had a birthday party Monday afternoon at the home of their parents, the Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Hazel.

The little guests arrived at Zj o'clock and were entertained with! games. The Rev. Mr. Hazel also how gloriously young your skin looks showed several reels of movies of jfh HAMPDEN'S powder base! It helpi A LORY the six-year-old boys and their friends in Superior. Guests were Ralph and Kenny McGrew, Barbara Jean Merrill, Elsa Swanson, Billy Chafey, Suzanne Daves, Marnee and Freeman Smith, Jay Graham, Billy Merrill, Carolyn Griffce, Paul Strengell, Nancy Rose Micheli, Marjorie Gronlund, Charles and Ralph Shartzer.

Mesdames Harold Smith, Irene McGrew and Joe Micheli also at. tended. blemishes, faintly 'lints' your cora- olexion, and keeps il Hewer fresh for hours and hours. POUJDR-BPSE 25.C In Drug end Dtpt. ttertt alia JOe lOc CREAM DEODORANT which safely STOPS underarm PERSPIRATION 1.

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Artid has been awarded the Approval Seal of The American Institute of Laundering for being harmless to fabric. 25 MILLION ef Arrid been told a jar at any itsra which lelli geedi. ajar 1 and 59c ARRID Mr. and Mrs. Crooks and their family formerly resided in Prescott.

In one type of Japanese drama men play all of the parts, male and female. Page Thirteen Temple Rites Set By Couple SAFFORD, May Charlotte Waldrom. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William E.

Waldrom, will exchange wedding vows with Norman Welker, also of Safford, in rites to in the Arizona Church of Jesus' be solemnized Temple of the Christ of Latter Day Saints at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. Immediately after the ceremony the couple will leave for Tucson, where the bride will be graduated from the University of Arizona morrow evening. Miss Waldrom has chosen for her marriage a floor-length long- sleeved gown of white eyelet emi broidery, with which she will wear a fingertip-length veil. Her flowers will be gardenias. Mr.

Welker is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard J. Welker of Safford, where the pair will establish their home. Moihersill's ItutOt Hours 9 A.

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