11-30-1961

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NUMBER 51
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BAGDAD.,.
YAVAPAI COUNTY, ARI::to
GRAYS SELL' lOCAL RANCH
.An announcement was made
this lftJek of the sale of
the property, knows as th~
Gray ranch, located south
of Bagd.ad.
Wr. Gray told the Copper
Nelftl thatthe purchase, for
an undisclosed sum, was
made by Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Kellis and Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Kellis of Bagdad.
The ranchcQDpriaes ·twentytwo and one-half aectiou
of grazing land and the
liYi~ quarters.
The land was hanesteaded
by Clifford Gray'a father
in 191C. It • • original,ly
stocked with goata.
Clifford Gray assumed .op-eration in 1919.
He and
Mrs. Gray were married NoTember 26, 1931, and haTe
operated the ranch aince
that date.
They atocked
the ranch with cattle in
1943.
A factor in Nr. Gray's
decision to diapoae of the
ranch wa.a health reaaona,
and his doctor's recommendation that he curtail
Po8tql
physical exertion •
Mr. andMrs. Grayand their
four cbildrenwill continue
to occupy the liTing quartera until the end of the
current school year. Their 1
immediate future plana are
indefinite.
The new owners fa~e a 'no
ccmnent' to questions about
their plans.
Mrs. Gray said that the
public will be infonned of
a newDemocratic Cawnitteewana.n wbowill be appointed
to fill her unexpired tenn.
THURSDAY,
NOV ~ MBER
30 1
1961
DOERNER-NEWTON
NUPTIALS ARE HELD
JUSTICE COURT
-HOSPITALNOTES
Congrat.u lationa toMr. aDd
Mrs. filaneno Gutierrez.
A baby girl, weighing six
pounds, four and one -half
ounces, was born NoTember
18.
She i:s named Mary
Yvonne.
It 111LI a boy for Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Hall.
Eric
David arrived November 25,
weighing seTen pounds, one
ounce.
other admissions to the
local hoapital wre JCaren
Faherty, Mary Stufflebeam,
Richard Ward. AlbertAllen,
Joyce Billington, Willard
Patterson, ITan Willard.
It's a fact •• you must not
kill a red tailed hawk.
Other hawks maybe, but not
a red tailed one. Richard
A. Warner Jr. was conTicted
of a game Tiolation fer
haTing drwan a bead on one
and paid $10 fine in t h e
local justice court.
Other cases heard before
Justice of Peace Edgar Kellis were John Fletcher Sr.
who drew a. 90-day auspended
sentence fordiaturbing the
peace; Marvin foster, $50
fine for not haTing a drivers license in his possession, and Bill Clubb, apprehended for illegal passiDg.
In ciTil cases Ruth Porter
paid a fine of $10, Henry
DaTia, $20, Dean Holder
Ben De Leon
A NEW WEEKLY FEATURE IN THE COPPER NEWS
''
PHoTos
BY
EL.L.ISON
PoRTRAIT
SERVICES
MRS. BOB GENE NEWTON
Miss Dee Doria Doerner and
Bob _Gene Newton exchaDged
llla.rriage TOWII NoTember 18
in the Encanto Coamunity
Church lli tb the ReT. Richard Thorn officiating at
the eTening ceremony.
ror her wedding the bHde
chose a floor length gown
of e m b r o i d e r e d tulle.
Style'd with a iabrina neckline ruffled train, t h e
-gown was accented by
a matching tulle bonnet
which held the fingertip
Teil of french illusion.
She carried a c&scade of
white· roaea.
Miss Glnger Sabol served
as maid of honor.. Attendanti were Misses Verle Newton, sister of the bridegroan; Susan Doerner, lister
of the bride; Carolyn SteTS'lson; a n d Mrs. Jamea A.
Scott.
·
Acting as his brother'•
best man waa William J .
Newton.
Ushers were John
J. Griffiths, Warren Ward,
Duane Me Donough and Jim
Gerwitz.
'
Following a reception in
the church hall, the newlyweds left on a honeymoon
in southeastern Arizona.
They plan to establish a
heme in Tempe.
Parents of the couple are
Mr. and Mrs. D. Doerner of
1807 N. 39th Annus, Phoenix,
and Mr. and Mrs. 'lfillhm
R. Newton of Bagdad.
The bride attended Phoenix
College. Her husband is a
senior at Arizona State
UniTersity.
Out of town guests attending the ceremony were Mr •
and Mrs. John Coats, Bagdad; Mr. and Mra. Lloyd
Brady of Torrence, Calif.;
Mr. and Mrs. John Doerner
of Okla.hana City, Okla.;
and Nr. and Mrs. Stanley
Martin of Florence.
GALLAGHER-WATSON ARE
WED IN LAS VEGAS CEREMONY
W11...SON TwiNS
PL-EDGED To
Mike
Lori Baker
Parent• of the above children will be awarded a theatre pass for the
entire hmily upon presentation of a copy of this Copper News at tpe
Box office of the Bagdad Theatre. This ·o ffer is good through Monday
following date of publication.
FRATERNIT~
Dennis and Donald Wilson
haTe been pl edged to SigiXII.
Nu a national social frate~i ty on the campus of
A S C
Flagstaff, it was
annou~oed by DaTe Schmidt,
Albany, Oregon, president.
They are sons of :V.rg. Norman A. Wilson, B~gd~d, and
are in their freshmen year
at A SC • . • • •
Miss Betty Sharp has accepted apoaition as an a id
at the Bagdad Hospital .
She is fran Prescott.
An announcement has been
made of the marriage of
Miss Cheryl Gallagher and
Dan ?Iatson Thursday eTening, NoTember 23.
The ceremony was read in
Las Vegas, NeTada, with
Richard Albright serTing
as best man.
Parents of the couple are
Mr-. a.nd Mrs. c. Jim Gallagher, Bagdad; and Mr. and
Mrs. John Watson, Bagdad.
The bride is attending a
school of cosmetology in
Prescott.
Mr. Watson is
an employee of Bagdad Copper Corpor a t iono
THURSDAY,
s.
to Phoenix
n.a..-uagiTing eye ning t o
meet Y.rs . Stephen 'os brother,
Hollis Brolrn , and famil y ,
"'ho arrived via pl ane from
Mi•il!.nd, Texas • They wi ll
visit in Bagdad about a
week.
re1~a.nae~
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s. J. T. Shefthe paat
elt
Yr. &JUlWra. Filhbaclt left
Ya nsell Saturday to spend
tb.e winter mont.hs in Phoenu.
Vis it ora
•••
at the home of
Mr . and Mra. forreat Cappa
1D Glenlla.h areMra. Capps'
aother, Wra. J.mma Reea of
ew York City; allo cousins
Yr. and Mrs. Ed Passmonic~
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Poumoniok and. their aunt, Mra.
Louise Pa:umonick, all of
New York City.
• • •
Mrs. w. Slimp,
Mr. and
now
residiug at the Fort Bedford Trailer Court, haTe
purchased the Ramero property and expect to take
cupancy about Dec. 1
l
~
• • •
Mrs. Dorothy Ca.pps was
opted to the Wrangle~
tea, Inc., at their last
ettng.
,
•••
The 'Bake-lese Sale' sponaored by the Community
';huroh Fellowahip at the
10111e of Mrs. Lila Chandler
)roved to be quite a auoo'ss, swelling the treasury
,y seventy-six dollara.
• • •
, Mrs. Selma Scott haa 'been
1:1oateu to Mra. Minn i e
~ation of Spokane, Waah.
•••
fr&Dklb. w. Bowdoin
Mr.
ot
kiuwa Tilite4 bU pa.renta
• and Mra. Robert Jewell
brougb. the 'l'ha.nkaghin,q
holidays.
•••
Mr. and Mra. John s,xtro
are spending sane time
visiting relathel in Las
egaa.
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Mr. and Mrs. Co Arthur of
Glen Ilah are visiting Mr.
j. lr liur 's mother inAnna.b:eiJQ
Calif.
They will extend
their trip to San Diego to
]Tiait their daughter and
family.,
.
• • •
•Fe iug
Y1ch1$U o
ey are a ll r!taicH.nt at the Bedford ~otel
&Dd Trail:!f' Court.
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Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thomp-
son and daughter Leslie
enjoyed Thanksgiving day
in Phoenix.
. ..
Mr. andMrs. Clude Mo s e l ey
have returned from Wasco,
Calif., whetm they were
called by thP. tragic death
of their niece, Joyce Moseley. The 16-year old high
school student was killeJ
in An automoblie accident
Oct ober 30.
The Moseleys
only son wa3 killed in a
simhlir accident eig ht yea.rs
a go.
·
I
Joyce had spent several
Sil.:llc'lers vis it ing inBa..jdad.
Her ma.ny friends here were
/Shocked a.nd sad:iened at her
unt.i mely death.
Mr. a.nd Wrs. Joe Latsch
were hosts to their son and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Wh 1 t e from Phoenix, on
Thanksgiving day.
• • •
Wr. Phillip Hoohstetter
has been di soharg ed f r om
Whipple Hospita.l.
• • •
Mrs. Esther Tilley we nt
to Phoenix last Friday on
a shopping tour.
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The COD".muni ty is receiv ing
its Christmas decora.tions.
Al Manee, Norman Parker,
Chas. Harsha and Mr. Philips are the decorator s.
'r. .A1011
IH1l·.
Mr. and Wrs . Harold Kreft
and son Douglas, Kingmax,
and Mrs. Mary Lou fowler,
Phoenix, ~re Tbanksgiring
Day guests of the Jim Snelsons.
· . o ·FFICE HOURS
9 to 12, I to 6
Clo.,(f :Thu"cley A**'tnoon
W• ere conc•rn•cl
:· •l»owt your health
TRUCKS"'
ttfCHFIELO PRODUCT$
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CH.IIOPIACTIC TIIATS
,lfHCTIYILY
Yavapai Parts & ~
Machine Shop }
CRANKSHAFT GRINDING ~.
and
ENGINE REBUILDING
AUTOMOBILE,._~·RTS
AND SUPPLIBS
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ICI N. Moatenma
Phoae HI 1•1441
Preleo&t, AriiiOD&
... I(Ort. AltloeM
I. :~~:.T.,...
JI'RII: DII.IYEIW 10 YOUR' HOMI
MARLER FURNITURE
101 MOVE AVE. :... ., PRI:.COTT
• • •
The Richard Burts served
Thanksgiving dinner to Mr.
and Mrs. Ma.c Wilcher, and
the Chee ter Wintere ... . the
Nolan Fletcher• dined With
the Guymt.n ';f.'aylol'l •••• the
Da~e Albright• entertained
the Rusa ell Woodruff a and
Mr. and Mra. Ray Dunlap •••
Mr. and Mrs. Hury Mullina
wer.e gueats at the Dale
• ••
Brtn~nlee heme.
A house guest of the Chas.
• • •
Burges is Mr a o Burg ea • moth's t u d ~ n t s spending the
er, Mrs. Ella Tewlcabury,
TbanksgiTing holiday with
whose summer bane ia in
their parents inBagdad inCro'm ICing.
elude Morris Guest, Bonnie
Last Sunday the family
:RllUIJla.la, M.r. and Mrs. Den- _,. g a t h e ,r e d t o honor Mra.
~is Pike, frances Gallagher,
Tellk:sbury on her "birthday.
Ramon Castro, Bonnif! Dykman,
She is 78 years old.
Mike Colville, Denni s and
• • •
Donald Wilson, Mellis Par-................._._____________________
ra.
FREIIIIT. •••
AND
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JPOM THI .....MD
Aff•A
J.Dickle Trucking Co
To
A SSIST v ou wITH vouR
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OUR REPRESENTATIVE,
CARL. GARCIA ,
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-H-A-V-E
HUNTING, BOOTS
One of central Arizona's most successful land sales near·
the turn of the century, took place when the real estate
busjness was considered to be slow. It was the sale· of
Walter Tolleson's spread ten miles west of Phoenix. Convinced the site was ideal for a town, Tolleson captured
the interest of prospective buyers with full page advertisements In the Phoenix newspaper. He chartered a tfain
to bring prospects to the site, where they were welcomed
royally by a brass band, treated to a free lunch and
presented with complimentary $5 gold pieces. On the
first day of the sale eighty lots were sold and the town
of Tolleson, Arizona, was born.
517 E. 6u:rley
Ph. 4<45-2187
Newt to Skv·Line Motel
'Rn. Ph. 445-3726
_
The Dean Hli.rdings are enterte.~ning Mrs. Hardings '
brother, '11. G. Wooten, .fran
Mariana, Arkansas.
At Thanksgiving dinner,
the Howard Moseleys entertained Mr. and Mra. Huston
Moseley and Barbara; the
Don Armstr onga , Mt". and
Mrs. Clyde Nichols Uld baby•
Mr. Wotten a.nd D. . n Harding. Mrs. H&rdinge day ••
apent onduty.. &t the Bagdad
Hoapita.l. ..
• • •
Cllro,_....
I
HOURS
"DODGE . Jab rated
110 ....... "' . ..
PRESCOTT, ~. RIZ.
BODY AND
·FENDER REPAIR
WHEEL. BALANCING 8c AL.IGNMENT
Wrcli:cK&:R Ss:rcvrot
GuA,.ANTEEo"WorcK
HA~.OLb'S
SEN&Ia&.a: PRIOII:f!S
Af.IT.O RE.P,AI.I
PHON! HI. 5·.u40 .
.·234 So~tt. Montoaulna St.Not, P~•~c"-t1 A.rlaona ·
The growth of the Tolleson townsite into a modern, vital
agricultural trade center is a reflection of the amazing
development of all Arizona - · a development made
possible by individuals and industries demonstrating faith
in 'the state by investing in its future. One of these indus- '
fries which has dearly evidenced such faith is the brewing
industry, with a .state-wide investment of $63 million
in real property, inventories and equipment.
IAGMD, AIIZCIM
1961
E. S. Kosel, D. C.
ozr
EVERY
DA'1
NOVEM .ER 30,
caat.
CLINE
MOTif COIIPAIIY
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Rev. and Mrs. Paul MacLaren entertained Mrs. MacLaren's sisters, Mrs . Allisnn Walker, Mr . Walker and
family, and Mrs. Eugene
Graley, Mr.. Graley and family, at Thanksgiving t~e,
which made a total of t,elve
at their holiday table.
The Walkers' ho:me is in
Los Angeles; the Graleys
live in Pasadena, Calif.
...
The Great, Gold Piece Giveaway
:hanksgivinr n~lid ~y,
a. nd incidently tneir weddin g a. n n i v e rs ar y, "tV&S a.
li't(tle le ss enjoyable for
thew. P. Pa ttersons. Ur.
Pa.tterson spent the weekend
in th" local h-:>s pi tal, having dropped .. sha.ft which
broke a bone iu his left
foot.
5e expected to r~
port for work\ Monday , with
thfl a.id of crutones a.nd a
: ~e
.:>~tt'"'")-
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ALMOST new 21" ' Admlrnl blonde
TV no down, 8.07 mo. 21 cu~ ft.
Upright freezer, like new, saerl~
flee fol' less than 1, ~ ol'iginnl cost,
no down , 13.43 mo. Remington offlee typewritE'!' $10. Excellent apt.
size gus nmgc $50. Three stallon
in1f.'l·c:om $ol0. Hlgirl ~tliiusfable
pipe rli<' 1''·1~"-1%"-", $15 Americ:an kikht>n j;ink nutri1, 4R'',
only $30. F:.xtt·a dean 36" G.E.
electric t•anKl' S20. l'veral rollaway beds, wlwel chuit·, $10. 2 cu.
ft. Friglrtaire, ideal for office or?
$:!0. l<'t·ingr area TV nnll'nna, $35
with 4() ft. ma. t. Ileatl'rs, washers, rl'friget'atm . , chests, bed
sets. mntre;; e. , box springs, etc.
-FOR SALE12. CU.FT.CROSL.EV REFRIGERATOR.
BONNER
213 S. Montezuma
0\\'!'TER CALLED TO
A.R:\IED SERVICES!
:: month old hou~eful excellent
furniture. Must be sold at once.
3-pc. nylon covered curved sectional, Danish morlern loose foam
cushion sofa, 2 chairs. Taule and
foui· chairs. Blonde glass front
china closet. Bedt·oom suite· con~i!::ting of double · dresser, mirror,
chest, 2 nlte stands, book case
bed, mattress and box sprlngs. 1
Gossip bench, end tables, coffeej
table, corner table, b.ook shelf.
!amps, ·O'Keefe and M e r r i t t
Chrop1e top gus range, big Frigi~
(!aine refrigerator and Kenmore
automatic washer.
BASEMENT
213 S. l\1ontezuma
PRESCOTT
JUS T ARRIVED
Purchased froin . brand new
bankrupt stock.
Maple bedroom suite. triple dresser, framed plale glass mirror,
2f
bookcase headboard. 2 cu.- t. uptight Carrier freezer. Sell for %
1:egular list price. Lamps,
ew
7-piece dinette in bronze tones
with deluxe chairs. 5-piece dinettes, new quilt top mattresses
and box springs in double size.
ALSO this choice used merchandise, all jn excellent condition.
Set trundle beds with matt~ess,
complete $50. Bedroom suite in
sturdy modern oak, chest, bed,
nile · ~land, $40 for all. Big cross
top Hotpoint free;ze1·-refrigerator,
$100, no down. 7.67 mo. Large
Frigidaire cross top freezer-refrigerator, $90. Modern · 6-drawer
dresser and mirror.
PHONE; 3-2.475
Unions Lose
Members
During 1960
BARGAIN BASEMENT
BARGAIN
t
ROBBERT
WASHINGTON
- Union
membership fell off slightly in
1960, the Labor Department says.
A report also found that a small
but steady decline ·in the percentage of the labor force belonging
to union3 continued.
. TIIERE WERE 17,049,000 AmerIcans in unions in 1960, a decrease
of 68,000 from 1959 but an increase
of 36,000 since 1958, said the department
Approximat~ely
1~,QOO
vehicle The Verde Valley Chorus, under
license plate tag renewal appll- sponsorship of the Prescott Ameri·
entlmil!' Cor 1962 were ln. tht> mnll
. .
, . . ,'
to Yavapnl Countlans 1ortay, .c·om- can , Assoc1atwn of Umvers1ty Wopan~(l to 17;879 last yea1•, · Jot>l~en, will perform Handel's "ThE.
H. Baldwin, county ass<.'ssor, re- ~essiah" in Prescott Dec. 3 in tht
r.,ort~d today.
Prescott High School auditoriurr
The · new tags will officially go· . t ?Q
M
H · H
.,
on sale at the county courthouse a 7 :... p.m.,
rs. omer arns
lice. 4, he said.
Jerome, ·.director of the group, re·
Arizona motorists wit·h 1961 '11- ported today.
ce.nse· plates shpuld obtain their . .The .group also will sing selecstJcl:"er tags dunng Decel1).ber, he tions from "The Messiah" at a
urged.
·
·
· 'Vh'
·
'd th •
.
·n 11 .3 :30 ·p.m.· vesper
serv1ee
m
, JpB a. I'"uwm
sm
e mcrease 1
• pie· Qapel that afternoon.
cense t·enewals for 1962 probably
·
.
was clue to a rlse in the number· No admission will be charged,
nf J'l'sidents moving into the coiln- tut a good will "offering" wiD
1:~· . ·
be taken to help defray cost oJ
bringing the group to Prescott.
- Any amount collected over ·expenses will be donated to the.
The unioo membership represents 23.3 per cent of the total
labor force of 73,126,000 in 1960.
In 1959 it was 23.8 per cent and in
1958 it was 23.9 per cent
By comparison, in 1953- the 16,948,000 union members represented 25.2 per cent of the total labor
·
force.
TIIE LABOR Department said
national and international unions
with headquarters in the United
States number 18,117,000 members,
~ith more than 1 million members . outside the United States,
mostly in Canada.
The report. prepared for the deJartment's forthcoming directory
Jf national and international labor
mions . said about 15.1 million
were in AFL-CIO affiliated unions
_!nd 3 million in unaffiliated _
mions.
Arizona Highways'
Arizona's a n n u a 1
ereeting to the nation . and
world, the December issue of
:.-.ona Highways Magazine, is now
on sale in Prescott.
A total of one million copies of
the all-color magazine are currently in circulation; publication
BARGAIN BASEMENT
officials report.
213 S. Montezuma
The front cover of the issue
_ PRE.SCOTT C'Rrries a unique Christmas theme
_ _ _ _ _ _.....;_ _ _ _ _ _., with an Arizona subject.· Composite photographs show the Grllnd
Canyon in soft pastel shades sur"Noaoov S EL.L.S FoR
rounded by a brilliantly red poinLEss THAN A1..."
settia wreath .
_
Colored photographs thl'Oughout
the magazine were selected to illustrate such themes as "Our De!;ert Has Many Faces'," "The
Northlands Beckon," and "Follow
a Lonely Road."
·
EVERYBODY WANTS·
PRESCOTT STORES
WIL..L.. STAY
· OPEN L.ATER
Prescott retnll merchnnts w Ill
offer late-evening Chrlatmu shop.
ping hours here on thJ'ee weekends, George Rothfu s, president
ot the Chamber of Commerce,
The chorus, organized over a
year ago, gave their first performance before 600 people Dec. 11,
1960, in the Clark Memorial C1ub-.
house, Clarkdale. This •year's
Christmas performance in Clarkdale will be Dec. 10 at 8 p.m.
Every · community in the Veta~:
Valley is r.epresented in the 50member chorus , Mrs. Harris said.
HAvE
You
BOBBY
MiT
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CoMING To BAGDAD
FR IDAV,
DEc, 8TH
Christmas Ideas
• • •
Western Shirts
MEN.'S -
WOMEN'S - CHILDREN'S
BY
TEM-TEX e PRIOR • MILLER
$4.98 to $9.98
...
December Issue
Now On Sale
:AAUW scholarship fund.
Felt Hats
FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
Mens'
AND
'.'
Ladies W·ESTER.N· RIDER-s
BY GROSSe PRIORe MILLER
$7.98 to $23.98
:~~::~::~AL.S
MEN'S 6 BOY'S
WESTERN SUITS
MANUFACTURED BY
ALLEN ·o.f ·DEN VIR
TREAT YOU.R FEET.
TO COMFORT IN
"TONY LAMA" OR
''TEXAS"
BOOTS
annou110ed today.
Dates lected for shopping un·
til 9 p.m. In PI'ORcott l!fOI'OtR In·
AT A HIW LOW
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Cl
,..,
AL CRAWFORD
MOTORS
433 W. GURLEY
clucle:
Frlrlay and Saturday, Dec. 8
and 9; Frirtay and Saturday, Dl'c.
15 and 16; Thutsday, Friday and
Saturday, Dec. 21 through 23.
The retull mct·chants... commit·
tee of the Chamber urges au
Pre colt tore operntors to re·
main open late on nt least these
seven night
ns n convenience
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immenible. Completely automatic. I 0-cup capacity. ( 12~5)
GreaselesS c:aaldng for roasts, ham, fowl
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Available in pink, blue or beige.
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Coffee becomes pure pleasure when ma,.e and served in
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A dock she'll love for its simplicity. Styled in
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Mr. A. A. Friedman spent
Mrs. Joe Sierakosld and
the Thanksgiving holiday Mrs. RegiD&ld Skiles were
with Mrs. Friedman a n d hostesses at a luncheon
their daughter in Tuos on, last Saturday, followed by
where their daughter is en- four tables of bridge.
rolled in high school.
Mrs. Laurence Aragon w:tl
THURSDAY,
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first prioe for Mc:ta score,
Wra. ~terliDg Davuport,
aecoDd, Wra. Don rorrest,
low, and Mrs. Jack Wallace
traveling.
NOV ,30 1
1961
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Car\er,
Wickenburg, enjoyed '!h&Dkai Tin dinner w1 th their
laughter, the Rowe Portia
famillJ and spent the even• • •
ing with the C. Jim Galla• • •
Gathering for a family ghers.
dinner at the John Coats
• • •
CUSTOM
CO.
at ThailksgiTing time were Having !hanksgiTing dinner
Mr. andMrs. Yin. Arnett and with the C. C. Gr.ays were
family and .Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Gray's sister, Mrs.
Bill Newton, Jr., all of Roy George and Mr. George,
Phoenix; Mr. and Mre. Rll:) Wickenburg, and the Don
King; ' the lib!· Newtons, Sr, Russells.
the Dee Owings, the Bill n:t~ Ray Mlnih~rns 1 fo:nner
· McGrelfB, the Steve Jacksons Bagdad residents visit.e d
, and 'Grandma' Jackson.
friends here the past week
end. They wer.e house guests
• • •
Elaine Williams spent the of the John Coats.
Thanksgiving holiday with
• • •
her parents, theMike Will- Conducting Sunday service
iams, in Bagdad. She is a at theR L D s Church ·Nov1;===========::~~============-..:::•:..:t:.:u:d,:en:t.:....:a:t:.:P:.:r~e:.:s::c::o::t.:t.:o_ _.....,--ber 26 was Elder Millard
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their ~hildren, Rodney and
Oarolyn, ~d John ( Jake )
Griffiths.
Miss Carolyn Caldwell and
Mr. Griffiths have annouiloed their engagement, and
plan a December wedding.
Mr. Griffiths is a member
of the National Guard Ai~
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born unit, and a student
at A S u.
RECEIVES ASC HONOR
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Holiday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Th on were Mr.
Then's s:i.ster, Miss Helen
!bon, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Milligan and family, all
of Phoenix.
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Jackson. Mr. Jackson said
he likes the effects of the
brew •••
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Mr. and Mrs. Tomr.y Phillips and Mrs. PatJones were
Phoenix visitors. l ast week
endo
They attended the
wedding of their nephew,
Ronald Patrick Squire, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Clem Squire,
to Miss Betty Lou Haamo~d,
held Saturday.
The ceremony was read by the Bishop
of the Capitol Ward, L D S
Church, Phoenix.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tate and
son Richard were ~ue ~ ts of
Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn Johns on in Phoenix last weekend.
It was Richard's first trip
to Phoenix •••• he is three
lfeeks old.
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HERE'S A GREAT
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TO ENJOY!
MONDAY THIIIU P'IIIIDAV
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THIS IS BOBBY. •• A REMARKABLE HERO
THUR .-FRI.-SAT.
... the shaggy waif who
lived an astonishing
adventure that won him
the keys to a great city!
5iPTEM8ER.
Such
8
tiny
dog to create
such 8
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fROM THE STORY
"TH/l GI!!L Ill TH/l If lED .IK/111"
JOANNE DRU ·MARK STEVENS
ROIOT STRAUSS .ASit[a DANN
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Co-FEATURE
WALT DISNEY'S
FRIDAY
At The
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SATURDI'.V-SUNDAV
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DECEMBER
Nominations 1t-ere made by
the Sflnate of the Auooiated Student Goverrment,
based on the student's
record of activity and
acad.emic aohie~ement 'While
on the campus of A S c •
The Vlbo's Who publication
set a quota of 31 students
who could be nctr.inated at
A S C for the 1961-62 school
year, based on the 2, 400
enrollment figure.
The
A SC Student Senate sifted
tbe potential candidates
doTt'Il to the final ncrnin.a.tion ~f six top-notch student leaders.
Miss Wheadon, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Whea.don,
Bagdad, i l a_aeconda.ry education major, w:i th a minor
in journalism.
She is
president of the Associated Women Students and w a r
manager her junior year.
H e r actiTitiea include
Rodeo"C1ub, Cardinal Key,
Spurs, Alpha Phi Gamna
journalism frat.crnity, Sigma Epsilon Sigma freshman
honorary and the student
newspaper staff.·
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M is a Elsie Wheadon is
listed among the six senior
students of Arizona State
Colle g ~ , nagstaff, who
have been accepted f or
. 1 is t i ng in thf! 1951 - 62
Who's Who Among Students
in American Unjversities
and Colleges, it waa revealed tb.is week by information sent to the college
by the editor of the pub lication.
Oth~rs
mJ.mfHl t" receive
thif: outs t~~.nding honor are
Virginh. Martin, Phoenix;
Juditl:. Myer, Orinda, Cal.;
Thomas w. Sc.hrimsher, Kingman; SRldra Pearson, Coolidge; EleanorSabin.; Benson.
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