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Six 'Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Wednesday Morning, February 26, 1941 Telephone 3-11m WOMEN VOICE INDIGNATION OVER STATE HOSPITAL CONDITIONS Mass Meeting Is Scheduled For Friday Indignation over conditions ati the Arizona State and the failure of the legislature to appropriateedunds members alleviate of the Phoenix Woman's who entertained clubwomen throughout the! valley at the annual Guest Day meeting held yesterday at the clubhouse. By unanimous vote, a masS meeting was called for 2 p. m. Friday at the clubhouse for the purpose of prompting a reconsideration of the legislators' action in connection with the hospital measure. Clubwomen from 12 organizations, in addition to officers of the Central Arizona District Federation of Women's Clubs and the Arizona Federation, welcomed Mrs.

Nat. T. McKee, club president. Among the officers present were Mesdames J. S.

Brazili, A. Martin, C. E. Roberts, A. S.

Peterson, and Daisy Grout, of the Central District. Mrs. Burleigh Murphy, state president, and Mrs. G. L.

Bissinger, of Peoria, past state president, were also present. National 'Defense Addressing the membership first with regard to the general federaation, Mrs. Murphy said that the time has come for clubs to rededicate themselves to the things for which the federation stands. Not only is it an honor to be a federated member, but the necessity for unity women's clubs is paramount in the world today, she declared. As to women's contribution to national defense, Mrs.

Murphy urged their attention be given to the home, the schools, food supplies, and cantonments. The afternoon program directed by the fine arts department was conducted by Mrs. G. McAlister, chairman, who introduced the leader, Mrs. J.

D. Introductory remarks concerning Utopias by Mrs. Hamer were followed by a review of Edward Bellamy's "Looking Backwards" and "Equality," given by Miss Jane Hudgins, Mumford's city librarion. Louisi "Story of Utopias" was discussed by Mrs. R.

D. Lower, who defined types of Utopias as one of escaper and one of reconstruction, but confined most of her talk to Mumford's reconstruction. To Visit Legislature the conclusion of the program guests assembled in the lounge for which was served from a table centered with an arrangement of sweet peas and yellow daisies flanked by yellow candles. Miss Bertha Case and Mrs. A.

J. Hilger presided at the silver urns. A silver vase of varicolored sweet peas graced the president's table. The citizenship and legislation department at a meeting held at 1:15 p. m.

planned a visit to the legislative chambers at 10 m. Tuesday. The group will assemble at the capitol, Miss Loretta Savage chairman, announced. Parent-Teacher Associations ROOSEVELT unit Past will be presidents honored of the Roosevelt at a Founders Day observance at 8 o'clock this evening in Neighborhood House. Parents of children of the fifth and sixth grade also have been asked The to attend as guests.

Roosevelt association was founded in 1914. Mrs. J. J. Clark has arranged the erintendent Day of rites.

Mr. Clark, supFounders Roosevelt School and chairman of legislation, will give a short talk on legislation and a safety demonstration be given by a group of children of the school under the direction of W. J. Sutter, The seventh grade chorus led by Miss Dorothy Bogen will furnish the music. the third Refreshments and will be served by fourth grade home room mothers including Mesdames Q.

H. Brown, D. Hatchett, George Dixon, C. 0. Burke, P.

Burrell, E. L. Ruch, and H. E. Stephens, chairman of hospitality.

FOWLER Men's Night for the ParentTeacher Association of Fowler Elementary School, Tolleson, was celebrated during the week-end in the school auditorium, entirely under the supervision of the men. After the business session a dance was enjoyed with music furnished by the Work Projects Administration The orchestrating committee, consisting of Mesdames John Evans, chairman, Nicholas Truog, and DeVar Felshaw, will give their at a meeting set for March 20. report April night 17 is scheduled for family 7:30 with a covered-dish dinner at o'clock. Mrs. Truog will be In charge of the program.

KENILWORTH The parent cducation discussion at group Kenilworth PTA will meet of 1:15 o'clock this afternoon in the music room of the school. "Good Sportsmanship will be the topic for discussion, which will be led by Weigley Wood. PHOENIX UNION and Home room presidents mothers chairmen past will be honored from 2 guests at a tea to be given by the to 4 Phoenix o'clock this afternoon PTA in the social hall of High the Eighth School Union building. board will be members of the Hostesses of directors headed by Mrs. A.

C. Bobbitt, president. In the Richard receiving line will be Mesdames W. P. Bradley, Bennett, Harry S.

North, L. E. F. White Strickler, Eari J. R.

Thoman, Jay Clyde Timberlake, Mrs. Fred McDonald -C. has Johnston. ed a short program arrangTeacher Founders a "The Parenting commemoratYears," will be discussed Through by Mrs. the Association hour Lucius N.

Butler. During Loyd C. Mesdames Elliott, E. W. James Montgomery, and Harley Yandell will preside Ryan the urns.

at tables; Mrs. Mrs. Warren Parker is orations. Music Russell Peabody, decarranging of Dr. A.

R. Etzweiler under the will direction sented. All parents be preInterested have been and invited. teachers When making small cakes, flour the tins well buns instead or of much greasing less them. This.

plan is expensive the and the 5 tin, Church Groups GLOBE EPISCOPAL St. John's Episcopal Church Guild will meet in the parish house at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow with Flora Tillman and Mrs. A.

W. Sydnor as hostesses. GLOBE CATHOLIC The Altar Society of the Holy Angels Church of Globe will meet at the home of Mrs. Louis Eber, tomorrol" street, at 2:30 o'clock afternoon. FLORENCE PRESBYTERIAN The auxiliary the Florence Presbyterian Church will have a special luncheon meeting at 12:30 o'clock this afternoon, with the Rev.

Dr. Robert Calder, Phoenix, speaking on his travels in India. Mrs. Hugh Hager, president, will conduct the session. TOLLESON CHRISTIAN Annual home-coming for the Circle of the son Christian Church will take place at noon today with a potluck luncheon in the parlors of the church.

Hostesses will be Mesdames H. Clifford Armstrong, Frank Morgan, Orrin Root, Sterling Enlow and John Schmidt. The program willi be presented by Mesdames Robert L. Robertson and Delbert Martin. BROADWAY METHODIST A covered-dish luncheon meeting will be held at 12 o'clock in the parsonage of the Broadway Methodist Church by the Women's Society of Christian Service.

Mrs. J. H. Cline will be the leader for the afternoon. Winter Visitors Given Courtesy Betty Cohen and her daughter, Miss Harriet Cohen of New York, who have been the house guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Ben Borden, 758 East Pierce street, were honored at an informal evening party Sunday by Miss Bebe Kaufman. Several courtesies have been extended the visitors since their arrival, and this week-end friends are planning a desert steak fry. Mrs. Cohen and her daughter will leave next week for Los Angeles and San Francisco, but will return here for another week before concluding their vacation.

Guests at Miss Kaufman's party were Mesdames Lucille Shapiro, Herman J. Nover. Abraham Kaufman, and Borden, and Misses Clarice Doro, Esther Kleinberg, and Sylvia Herring. Sorority Members Hear Of Chinaware A nautical theme prevailed at the meeting held by members and guests of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Monday evening with Sarah Belle Sprouse of Sacaton and Mildred Brown of Phoenix as hostesses. The china department of a local furniture store was the setting for the early portion of the meeting, and there interesting developments in the history of chinaware were presented by Misses Eleanor Beider and Loretto Coles.

After tour of other on departments of the store, the group joyed dinner on the mezzanine a cafe. Convention Plans Made Regional and state convention chairmen were present at luncheon the home' of Mrs. Peter Corpstein on North 16th street yesterday afternoon. A green and white note prevailed in table decorations. were discussed for the regional convention to be held at Hotel Westward Ho April 22, 23, and 24.

Assisting Mrs. Corpstein in ing were Mesdames Byron Showers, co-chairman, W. R. Wells, David Goidbaum, Roy Carson, and Ben Rudderow. Others present were Mesdames P.

A. Isley of Mesa, R. J. Hight of Tempe, H. C.

Brooks, Stanley Beck, Roy B. Osborn, M. C. Rand, Floyd King, Alton B. Payne, Dean, R.

G. Webber, W. H. Becker, and P. V.

Fuller. All clubs have been urged by those in charge of the convention to enter exhibits to be on display in an especially designated room hotel during the three-day meeting. Suggested entries by the committee, besides the yearbook as a minimum, include scrapbooks, pressbooks or other publications of garden interest: arts and crafts from gardens; wild life exhibits, book exhibits or individual club or state exhibits; photographs of trees and parks throughout the state, or of garden scenes, celebrities, homes or clubhouses. Mesa Matron Fetes Daughter At Party MESA, Feb. 25-Complimenting her daughter, Nathel, on the occasion of her fifth birthday anniversary, Mrs.

Osborne Hutchinson entertained from 4 to 6 o'clock this afternoon at her home, 152 South Robson street. Appointments and refreshments carried the theme of George Washington's birthday with patriotic colors being used. Guests were Phyllis Jean Young, Charlene DeWitt. Charlotte Johnson, Marilyn Bond, Carolyn Emery, Vernita Furr, Donna Kay Coleman, Diane Hutchinson, Patty Ann Hutchinson, Beth and Margaret Millett, Martha Evelyn Elmer, Dickie Skousen, Wayne. Crismon, Johnnie Hibbert, Richard Furr, Donny Elmer Thomason, Donny Spesard, Done, Milo Millett, and Joseph and Richard Elmer.

Department To Hear Current Washington Play, Woman's Poetry Club literature department will meet 2:15 o'clock this afternoon at the on home of Mrs. Frank G. Campbell Glendale avenue, with Mrs. William Mullen, assisting hostess. keeping with the aim the department to cover all phases the literary world in its program.

a current play, 'The Time will Your Life," by William Saroyan, be read by Mrs. Chester Long. the who will also give high lights author's life. Mrs. Hattie Greene Lockett will give bits from "White Cliffs," by Alice Duer Milatller.

Roy Tolleson is literature chairman. Jacket And Princess Dress Marian Martin; PATTERN 9650 Places to go? Be smartly ready in this spirited 'teen age jacketensemble by Marian Martin. Pattern 9650 has a clean-cut, buoyant, slim look you'll love. Best of all, those graceful princess lines are so simple to make with the Sew Chart for guidance. You might accent your supple waist by rows of buttons.

The sweetheart neckline is beguilingly feminine, especially if you trim it with pretty braid or lace, using more of the edging at the short sleeves. Let the tailored jacket match or contrast, and have it collarless with trim revers. Start this outfit as soon as possible. Pattern 9650 may be ordered only, in junior miss sizes 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18. Size 13, dress alone, requires yards of 39-inch fabric and two yards of trim; dress and jaeket, yards 39-inch fabric and yards of contrast.

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There fabrics, too. order to the Arizona Republic Fashion Department is 15c for Style No, 9650. Size is 15c for Marian Martin Pattern Book. To remove water waxed floors, marks on dipped in rub with a cloth with a little turpentine. cover spots wax, then polish.

I Resigned from -thanks to the Month League" "The Look-ofCHES-TERS the PILLS help in of relleving CHIdiscomfort. armptomatic functional and to tain take no as Con- safe Absolutely drugs nor narcotics. and up CHI- CHES-TERS DIAMOND BRAND PILLS Arizona Republic Society and Club News Department 203 Bldg. Phoenix, Arizona Phone 3-1111 Editor Pauline Cooper Bates Assistant Abby Phillips Carlson Calendar dar The Pueblo Grande ruins and the laboratory, live mites east on Washingion street und the Grand Canal, are open to visitors every Phuenix day Imm 9 a. m.

to 5 p. m. public library, 11th avenue and Washington street, open from 9 a. m. until 9 p.

m. weekday's. Buren Arizona Muscum. 10th avenue and Van street. npen 2 p.

m. to 5 p. m. daily except Monday. Reading room Young Men's Christian Association building.

Second avenue and Monroe street, open from 8 m. 10 AU p. m. Association Reading rooms Young Women's Christian building. 234 West Monroe -treat, Northeast open from branch 8 of m.

to Phoenix 10:30 p. public m. brary. 1002 North Second street, 10 to 1 p. m.

and 2 p. mn. to 6 p. m. Phoenix onen Art Center, 702 East Adams street, and 7:30 from to 9 10 e.

P. m. to 12, Monday 1 to 5 Friday; Saturdays and Sundays, 1 to 05 m. Work Red rooms Cross, of Marteopa chapter, open Ican 1211 North avenue, fron. 9 daily except Saturday and road, open Sunday and a.

Monday. to 4 p. m. daily Heart 2 'East Monte Vista day except Iron 1 to 4 p. and Open closed Sun- all day Desert Monday.

Botanical Park. Gardens to Gardens in Papago all times. Administration open the building open to public at the public only on Sunday's. 12 Osborn 3 PTA No. 1, 44 Stitchell drive, to D.

m. 12:30 Grandview Woman's Club, clubhouse. p. m. 8 Roosevelt PTA, Nelghborhood House, p.

Weekly nt. Clubrooms. meeting Casey Club, Doon, YMCA winner Weekly meeting Junior 5:30 Chamber af Commerce p. Hotel Westward Ho. Weekly Masonic meeting ol Hiram Club, 12:10 n.

m. Temple. Workshop, Weekly 9 classes at to Phoenix Art Center: 10:30 p. a. life m.

drawing. 12: 8 to crafts. 10 p. 7:30 m. to Tolleson Party Honors Visitors TOLLESON, Feb.

25 The home Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Davis Hall a tea the given scene in yesterday of afternoon house of guests, her sister, Mrs. A. V.

honor Mrs. Hall's Smith Ajo, and Mrs. J. E. Parof Rule, Tex.

Sweet peas and snapdragons were used in profusion Alvin E. throughout Ellis the home. and Mrs. Jack Prince presided at the tea table. Guests included Mesdames KenDyer, Harry R.

A. Sams, Roy Mamie Doyle Nimmo, Harbison, Lawrence Allen Waldo Cowan, G. Page, Royce McDaniel, Schmidt, Richard Utey, Guy Landingham, Lois Ann James Pleasant Ivy, Samuel Hutchison, Ralph Jacobs, Clyde Doss, James W. Zachary. William Ritchie and Robert L.

Robertson. Mesdames Norman Anderson, Chester Tolby, Charles C. Tolby, Wilburn W. Dick, Joseph F. PaxMartin C.

Flohr, Lester George Wishert, Delbert Martin, Norman Lemley, William Lemley, Sterling A. Enlow, John F. MorFrank Morgan, Virgil Tolby, Borden Roberts. Richard O. WhyHomer Johns, and Mesdames G.

Parsons, E. C. Fitts, and J. Hennigan of Ajo; and Misses Flora Roberts, Frances Boswell, and Hoenshell. Club Will Observe Annual Guest Night MESA, Feb.

25-Annual Guest will be observed by memof the Junior Woman's Club evening when the local organization will entertain memof valley clubs at the ninth annual Arizona State Citrus Show. Members and their guests will at the clubrooms on North Macdonald street at 7:45 p. m. will leave promptly at 8 p. m.

the exposition hall. Entertainment at the citrus will feature the repeated reperformance of "Nick of Woods, or Telie the Renegade's Daughter" and Hopi Indian ceremonials. Hostesses for the evening are Willard Skousen, Mrs. Jimmy Tibshraeney, and Miss Myrtlebelle Latter Day Saints Party Due Tonight A western party will be given at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the Phoenix Second Ward Recreational Hall, Third avenue and Latham street, by the Men and Gleaner Girls of Maricopa stake. Games and dancing will form entertainment and a special floor In also be presented.

charge are Miss Wilda Sewell, Francis Mitchell, and Mrs. Max Bateman. Visitor Is Honored At Surprise Party Berta Work of Monmouth, who has been visiting her sister Mrs. A. L.

Martin of 405 Oak avenue, was honored at A surprise bridge luncheon prior to her departure the past week-end for Glendale, where she will spend the remainder of the winter. Mrs. Martin invited Mesdames R. M. Tafel, C.

C. Tillotson, H. H. Sherman, Leo Bonner, Fred Kirk, and D. S.

Herhsey. Mesa Visitors Feted Mountain Picnic MESA, Feb. 25-A picnic near Superstition mountain Sunday honored several Mesa visitors. Mr. and Mrs.

Lester Hall, east of Mesa, were hosts. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. John McCarthy, Mrs. Delaney and Harold Entwhistle, all of Mason City, Mrs.

Bob G. Turner, Glendale, and Miss Lucille Hall, Mesa. Men, Women! Old at 40, 50, 60! Get Pep Feel Years Younger, Full of Vim Don't blame eshausted, worn-out, run-down feeling on your age. Thousands amazed at what a little pepping up with Ostrer will do. 40-hy Contains bodies Jackies genera) tonica often peeded after Iroo, 73-year-old calcium, doctor phosphorus, writes: -1 Iodine, took it myself.

Re Vitamin B3. sulta Get special introductory 35c size Outran Tonic Tableta today for only Stop this feeling Start feeling peppier and younger very For Ante at Courtesy Drugs and all olber good drug stores. Alhambra Bridge Teal Attended By Many ALHAMBRA, Feb. 25-Eight tables of cards and checkers were in play at bridge tea held recently by the Alhambra Woman's Club under the direction of Mesdames Fred Kirk and D. S.

Her-! shey in the Hershey home on Northern avenue. Mrs. D. C. Dodds poured tea at a.

table centered pink sweet peas flanked by pint. Guests candles. included Mesdames R. M. Tafel, Katie White, Myrtie Gant, Tim Malone, H.

H. Sherman, W. H. Higley, L. Sannes, Leo Bonner, Mazie Ray, Mary Stengel, and A.

D. Porter. Prize winners included Mesdames E. E. Jack, M.

L. Streeter, Eugene Burrus, Gant, and Archer Seaver, and Miss May Mossman. Temple Rites Solemnized Miss Carol Margaret Driggs, atL. tractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

L. Driggs of 521 West Almeria road, Lines, became the bride of Boyce H. Lines son. of Mr. and Mrs.

W. A. of Pima, at a wedding ceremony in the Arizona Temple, Mesa, at 1 o'clock Monday afternoon. taffeta Mrs. Lines wedding chose a white moire fitted bodice, tight dress sleeves, made with and full skirt flaring into a train.

Her fingertip-length veil was of bridal illusion and her bouquet was fashioned colonial style of gardenias, sweetheart roses, and Easter lilies. Two hundred guests attended the reception, which was held Monday night at the home of the bride's parents. In the receiving line were Mr. and Mrs. Driggs, Mr.

and Mrs. Lines, and the bride and bridegroom. Mrs. Driggs wore an evening dress of turquoise blue and a corsage of pink carnations. Mrs.

Lines chose a soldier blue evening dress and wore talisman roses. Assisting in the gifts room were Mesdames Raymond Oberty, Max Bateman, and Grant A. Furley, and Karen Misses Betty Jean Staplcy, Alexander, Virginia Jones, Beth Lines, and Marba Lines. At the refreshments table were Misses Ruth Lillywhite, Rula Brinton, Beth Merrill, and Martha Lou Sarager. Out-of-town guests included Messrs.

and Mesdames N. O. Thompson and J. Fred Smith of Salt Lake City, Utah; Mr. and Mrs.

Roy J. Davis of Pocatello, and Messrs. and Mesdames Guy Anderson, J. B. Blake, J.

A. Farley, Grant A. Farley, and Ben Blake of Pima. Mr. and Mrs.

Lines are honeymooning at an unannounced destination and will return to reside in Safford after March 1. Mrs. Lines is a graduate of Phoenix schools and attended Brigham Young University at Provo, Utah, for two years, where she was affiliated with the Nautilus social unit and was a member of Phi Chi Theta, national honorary commercial sorority. She has been active in Latter Day Saints Church circles and recently was elected secretary of the Gleaner Girls of Phoenix stake. Mr.

Lines is a graduate of Pima schools, Gila Junior College, and the University of Arizona. He is member of Alpha Kappa Psi, honorary commercial fraternity, active in Latter Day Saints circles. Party Fetes. Anna Brooks Miss Anna May Brooks, who on March 9 will become the bride of George Burke in rites at the Central Baptist Church, was honored fat Friday a bridal evening. shower at the for church the Hostesses cleverly arranged party were Mesdames Forrest Parker, Herbert Custer, Paul Nicholson, Paul White and Joe Attebery.

A mock wedding was presented, informal games were played and Miss Jane Williams sang "May I Never Love Again." Decorations at the refreshment table featured clustered wedding bells and white flowers. Miss Brooks is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H.

Brooks, 1013 North Ninth street and Mr. Burke is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hal Burke of Rockport, Mo. Guests at the party were Mesdames sic H.

Brooks, James A. Roden, G. Sewell, Charles Langford, James Weed, C. S. Kimball, A.

J. Adams, Earnest Carleton, S. S. Bussell, J. O.

White, H. V. Dobkins, J. A. Marquess, Melvin Ensine, William Miller, P.

P. Pendergrass, A. J. Espy, F. R.

Beaver, C. W. Wells, John Blaine and Carl Rodgers. Mesdames A. Truman Helm, H.

E. C. B. Maxwell, Joyce Batchelder, R. Brooks, Alice Roberts, W.

S. Naylor, W. C. Henderson, E. W.

Carter, John Casey, C. G. Winters, John Luke, E. J. Isacson, George B.

Kendall, W. B. Evans, A. G. Landerback, Vernon Shipp and Taylor Hancord.

Misses Ruth Goldie, Clarice Maben, Margaret Maxwell, Celeste Jones, Margaret Jung, Mary Jane Williams, and Lois Paft. WILLCOX, Feb. 25-A Spanish motif was carried out in prizes, decorations and place cards when Mr. and Mrs. H.

O. Parks entertained Saturday evening with a Spanish dinner In their home here, Prize winners at bridge were won by Mrs. R. G. Lewis and Dr.

C. Wilson. Other guests were hir. and Mrs. Kenneth Goodson of Benson, Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd Eikenberry, Mr. and Mrs. M. H.

Nichols, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. J. P. Cummings, and Mr.

Lewis. Willcox Couple Gives Spanish Bridge Party- School Days Party To Be Held Today School days will be recalled by the Harmony Club when members attend a covered-dish bridge luncheon today at the Phoenix Woman's Club house dressed as children. Interesting entertainment has been planned by Mrs. Peter Marcon and Mrs. Elias Romley, cochairmen, who have designated the meeting as Guest Day.

Bridge, Checkers Party Will Assist Scouts SUPERIOR, Feb. 25-The will Girl Scout committee of Superior give a bridge and Chinese checkers 8 party o'clock at the Odd tomorrow Fellows night. Hall at charge are Mesdames Darrell Gardner, J. C. McNabb, and R.

A. Grijalva. Assisting the committee with the ticket sale are Misses Ora Lee Bray, Ann Clark, and Grayce Young. Square Forms Striking Design Household Arts by Alice Brooks Squares Make This and Other Lovely Accessories Bow Knot PATTERN 6917 The luxury of a beautifully set table- -yours so easily--at little cost! Quickly memorized, these crocheted squares will pile up ready to be joined into a cloth other accessories. Pattern 6917 contains instructions for making square; illustrations of it and stitches; photograph of square; 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. Arizona Republic Household Arts Department Phoenix, Arizona Enclosed is 15c for Pattern No. NAME (Please Street and Number City and Beware Coughs Following Flu After the flu is over and gone, the cough that follows may develop into chronic bronchitis if neglected. Creomulsion relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes.

No matter how many medicines you have tried, tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must like the 0 way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis Bride Of Yesterday MRS. CHARLES FRANCISCO Rites in Jeronie at noon yesterday united in marriage Miss Ann Maglich, and Charles Francisco, of that city. The couple is now honeymooning in Southern Arizona and will return to reside at Jerome, where the bridegroom is. employed by the Phelps Dodge Corporation. WINSLOW, Feb.

-Miss Marie Gaudette, nature consultant on the national staff of the Girl Scout organization, with headquarters, in New York, addressed the following council members and leaders at a meeting held at Hotel La Posada at 10 Council o'clock today: members -Mesdames W. B. Carr, commissioner, J. E. Zimmerman, C.

D. Anderson, H. C. Katelin, John Purdy, G. B.

Richards, Roy Brennan, E. E. Prochnow, H. K. Edge, H.

B. Warnock, and P. D. McGregor. Leaders 'Misses Sally Ann Payne, Dorothy Tolson, Alice Boyer, dames and Laura Doggett, and MesTom Ingledew, Jessie Baxter, H.

E. Carmack, C. H. Heard, and Lorine This afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in School Auditorium, Miss Gaudette conferred with mothers of Winslow Girl Scout Troops 1 to 8, numbering 207 members, on scouting activities. o'clock banquet at Hotel La Posada, honoring national staff member, brought the day's program to a close.

Miss Gaudette, who has been associated with. Girl Scouting since 1925, and is a former director of Park Museum of Natural Hislory in Providence, R. was en route to the regional scout conference March to be held in Asilomar, 6, 7, and 8. Scouting Expert Addresses Leaders Annual Junior Prom Plans. Formulated BOWIE, Feb.

The junior class of Bowie High School will held the annual prom in the gymnasium Saturday night. Decorations and favors will carry out the green white St. Patrick's motif. Committee chairman are Faye Kelley, decorations; Shirley Dillan, refreshments; Frances Moore, music Pruett, and arrangements, and Dorothy reception. Music will be furnished by the Arcadians.

There will be a grand march at 9:30 o'clock. A prize waltz will be one of the special features. Prominent Utahans Visit Safford Folk SAFFORD, Feb. 25 Mr. and Mrs.

Lafe Nelson were hosts at dinner at their home in Safford SunH. day Hill night, of to Mr. and Mrs. George Salt Lake City. Mr.

and Mrs. Hill attended the annual convention of Sunday Schools of Mount Graham stake, Latter Day With Church, here yesterday. ter, Mr. Mrs. Hill, Hill civil and their daughSafford today for San engineer, Francisco left to be present at a consultation of engineers.

McKane, Hill is a sister of David Grant, president counselor to Heber O. J. Church of Latter Day the Saints, General Salt Lake City. Election of Officers To Be Held By. Club MORENCI, Feb.

25 -Election of of officers the will Morenci feature the meeting Woman's Club to be held in the clubhouse at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. G. E. Ude will conduct the business held." session and a social hour will be Hostesses will be Mesdames C.

W. Orr, W. L. Neel, Earl Nepple and Carll B. Miller.

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Acrid has been awarded the Approval Seal of the American Institute of Laundering for being harmless to fabrics. 25 MILLION jars of Arrid have been sold. Try ajartoday! ARRID 394. a jar Al all (also in stores 10g selling and toilet goods jars) Jerome Rites Unite Couple Church The at Holy Jerome Family at high noon today for was the settings Catina ding rites uniting in marriage. we Mrs.

Ann George Maglich, daughter of Mr. and Charles Francisco, this Jerome. also de Father Nebrada attended officiated ceremony, by at 6 Mrs. Tom Sherman of 100 es, played "Ave. traditional Maria," and wedding.

"I matti Clarkia Truly." Love The bride, who was marriage by her father, given. wore a fir princess-style fashioned dress with white: neckline and train. A finger sweetheart veil was blossoms. caught to a coronet of ange lilies of the, valley White formed rosesbridal bouquet. he tended Miss as Katherine maid of Maglich, who honor, bossed cornflower blue daisies.

net dress, with" was pink fashioned ol Her pink hit which fell a short veil. flowers from ored spring flowers formed Vari-coF ich arm of bouquet. Clarkdale Rose In Frances Krznai: filled taffeta with frock and carrying a' basket a pink ruffer the bridal couple rose to petals, the preceded man was Sam Cvijanovich altar, Best Jerome. A reception 9 was held from p. the m.

1 home to p. of m. the this bride's afternoon at after which the couple left parent honeymoon in for: the Mrs. Jerome Francisco High is a School. graduate it Southern Arizona She been employed years in and Phoenix is for the of the Marian Club and Tau member a ma cated Alpha.

in Mr. Francisco was edtGame is Canton, schools ant Dodge now employed by the Phelps Corporation in Jerome. Mackin-Simpson Nuptials Are Read of was of sons baby Mrs. R. neth at Van Sipes, R.

of of ton, of gan, man, G. Zella Night bers and for show is quest if the Mrs. L. PRESCOTT, Feb. 25 -Miss Allo Simpson T.

became the bride at Joseph Mackin at a ring certmony chambers performed in superior court by Judge Richard Lam: son in Prescott Saturday, alter. noon. The bride, attired in a dusty rose ensemble with accessories of saddle tan and wearing an orchid corsage, was attended by Mrs. McCoy of Ash Others Fork. Mr.

McCoy was best man. present included Mr. Claud Clyburn of Groom Creek, mother of the bridegroom, Marvin Porter of Chandler, Mrs. Burr Porter of Navajo. After the wedding ceremony, dinner was served in the Haste yampa Hotel for Mr.

and Mo after Mackin and the the wedding guests, brief which newlyweds left, on a their honeymoon trip. They will establish home here, where Mr. Mackin is employed in the tie chanical division the Arizona State Highway Department. Mrs. Mrs.

Mackin, daughter, attended Jessie Simpson of Los Angers St. Joseph's 'Academy Prescott and was graduated: Phoenix Union High School Annual Tea Is Held, By Coolidge Students COOLIDGE, Feb. 25 Girls the home economics classes of Coolidge Union High School held their annual George Washington tea Monday afternoon at the school. Helen Sellers was general chairman. The tea table was centered with stars, and edged with tiny flags Patriotic colors were followed in other decorations.

Miniature col; onial glass figures were given a favors. 1 The program included songs by Lulabell McMillan, Monett Roberson, Genna Lee Foy, Ruth Spruelt and Myrna Graham, accompanied; by Natalie Dodge, a solo by Vine ces ginia Urton, accompanied by FranShort, a reading by Mary Frans ces Benton, and a skit by Vera Mae Campbell, Juanita Dobson and Mary Frances Benton. Washington Birthday Dance Held By Club SAN CARLOS, Feb. 25 More than 100 guests enjoyed the Washington Birthday dance held at the San Carlos School Auditorium by members of the woman's club. Bernice Mecham, was assisted arrangements by Me Mecham, Bert Eva Ladd, Ged and Rounds, Cecile Let Brown, Wallace.

Old-time waltzes, square dances and popular numbers were tured during the evening with music furnished by Carl Blake and his orchestra. Coolidge Star Group To Present Program COOLIDGE, Feb. 25-A patriotic program will be a part of the meeting of Ocotillo chapter, Order 8. of: the Eastern Star, to be held at o'clock tomorrow night in Smith, the Masonic Temple. Elizabeth sociate matron, will preside.

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