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4 1 ARIZONA DAILY SUN, FUgilaff, Aril Tuesday, June 28, 1949 Pege Ttrti nun New Lccf-j Officers COMING EVENTl New officers were elected for Pride of Flagstaff Lodge No. 1184, I.B.P.O.E., at a meeting of Hie lodge last night, it wag announced, today. The deputy district ruler for Northern Arizona, Doc Benson, of Phoenix, was in charge of the election. New officers include James B. Thomas, exalted ruler, Johnny Miller, esteemed leading knight; Raffe esteemed loyal knight; J.

Woods, esteemed lecturing knight; Jess Tate, esquire; Joseph Watkins, inner guard, and Buddy Dorsey, ty-ler. The new officers of the lodge will be installed July 6. Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Whittle jr, and son, Paul, left Sunday for their home in Alhambra, after visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Hudgens since Wednesday. While here they visited Zion and Bryce Can' yon and all the points of interest in and around Flagstaff. Mr. Whittle formerly lived here when young boy. He is employed with the railway mail service in Los Angeles.

WM AN S-CLU -HOLDS-BENEFIT BRIDGE PARTY Six tables of bridge vtere in play Monday afternoon when members of the Womans club entertained at the club house with benefit bridge. High score honors wqrit; to Mrs. Henry L. Albers, second to Mrs. Holice Haning, average to Mrs.

Lulu Hall and consolation to Mrs. J. C. Brown. Co-hostes8es for the afternoon were Mrs.

F. C. Chiappetti and Mrs. Win Hensley. Mrs, Walter Runke" entertained with three tables of bridge.

Her guests included W. H. Switzer, Mrs. Albers, Mrs. Hall, Mrs.

Robert Riordan, Mrs. J. B. Francis, Mrs. Vance G.

White, Mrs. Stanley Sykes, Mrs. Brown, and Mrs. M. W.

Duncan, Mrs. Carl Cureton and Mrsi Katherine Bral-liar of Williams and Mrs. C. V. Fletcher of, Wickenburg, mother of Mrs.

White. Mrs. F. Chiappetti had as her guests Mrs. Sid Fisher, Mrs.

S. O. Morrow, and James F. Brier-ley. 1 1 Mrs.

Orin Hensley "entertained Mrs. John Thomas, Mrs. Joe 11 muter, and Mrs. Albert Hager. Mrs.

Holice Haning was hostess to Mrs. Win R. Henslev, Mrs. C. B.

(Bill) Nunji and Mrs. Glenn Kirchner. P-TA OFFICERS AT SCHOOL A group of Parent-Teacher association officers in attendance at the school of instruction here Friday are shown at the luncheon session of the school. Left to right, Mrs. James P.

Ryan, Phoenix, state director of councils; Mrs. Charles Bonney, president of St. Anthony; Mrs. Ollie Mae Williams, president of Dunbar; Mrs. Robert Riordan, president of the Flagstaff city council; Mrs.

Lloyd Harrell, president of Emerson-Thomas; ivirs. Harvey Krause, northeastern regional vice-president; Mrs. Joe Magana, president of South Beaver; Mrs. Alice Spaulding, Phoenix, state office secretary, and Mrs. Bert Cross, president of the Phoenix city council.

(SUNfoto by Fronske) VE THE WOMEN BY Ruth Millett Aritona Daily Sun And NEA Staff Writer TRYING TO GAIN FRIENDSHIP? DONT WORK HARD AT IT Maybe this sounds like a simple problem but I havent been able to figure out the answer. I meet a woman I admire and would like to have as a friend but how do I go on- from there Dont tell me to be friendly. Iv tried that and all I meet with is polite disinterest That letter homes 1 from a married woman in her thirties. I Wont tell her to put herself out to be friendly, because I suspect that her main trouble is that she has been trying too hard. People are funny.

Try too hard to please them and they are likely to be on their guard. Perhaps this is' because so many bores are so very friendly. Also, of course, the person who is bent on pleasing often loses all of his own personality. He appears SHEN STUDIO 112 W. Santa Fe Ave Photographing Enlarging Cameras Films Ida Belle McGill To Attend Columbia Miss Ida Belle McGill, dean of women at Arizona State College at Flagstaff, will leave early Saturday morning for NewYork City, where she will enroll in Columbia university for further work to word her doctor of education degree.

Miss McGill will return to the campus this fall. Tuesday, June 28, members of the Alpine Garden club will meet at the Koine of Mrs. Claude Miller, 711 North Humphrey at 7:30. The program will be on flower arrangements and containers. Knights of Columbus hold regular meetings the second and fourth Wednesdays' of each month at 8 oclock in the Knights of Columbus hall at St.

Anthony's hall Knights of Columbus hold regular monthly communion in a body the second Sunday of each month at 7:30 oclock Mass in the Church of the Nativity. W. P. E. SEWING CLUB MEETS AT OTTESON HOME Members of the W.

P. E. Sewing club met at the iiome of Mrs. Fein Otteson Friday night when her sister-in-law, Mis. Dolores Harlan, shared honors as co-hostess.

Mrs," Ethel Gordon, president, presided at the business meeting when it was announced the Pythian Sisters will hold a potluck dinner at their regular meeting, Friday, July 8, in Odd Fellows hall. The next W. P. E. Sewing club meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.

Laura Harlan, Friday, July 22. Mrs. Lucille Ruff won the draw prize, and Mrs. Mildred Wing was guest. Others attending were Mrs.

Mad-alyn Yates, Mrs. Edith Evans, Mrs. Beulah Johnson, Mrs. Laura Harlan, Mrs. Isabelle Burns, Mrs.

Beatrice Mordyce, Mrs. Alice Hensley, Mrs. Ethel Gordon and Mrs. Editn Conley. Lonnie E.

Cagle, employe of the SUN, returned Friday from Neosho where he attended the funeral service of his father, I. W. Cagle, aged 88, who died at his home in Nevada, June 17. Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Hopper and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Daniels of San Saba, will arrive Saturday to be guests of Mr.

Hoppers mother and Mr. Daniels sister, Mrs. W. J. and husband.

Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Welch of the Welch Flower shop of San Antonio, will accompany them here.

They are coming to attend the Pow-Wow. After that Major and Mrs. Grose will take them on a tour of Bryce and Zion Canyons and other scenic points. Members of the Flagstaff L. I).

S. Relief Society who motored to Snowflake Friday to attend the Relief society convention were Mrs. Fred Brumley, president, Mrs. Joe Langston, Mrs. Sylvan Harenberg, Mrs.

Robert Brown and Mrs, W. B. Wren. Talks were given at the- morning session followed by noonday lunch. The afternoon was deyofqij to a display of fine needle work and a style Briim-ley presided at the punch bowl, as the Flagstaff ward traveled the greatest distance to attend the convention.

We clean drapes, curtains, Navajo rugs, blankets, chair covers. Call 171 for Pickup and Delivery Service Brownie Cleaners 9x12 LINOLEUM lUGi 1.00 A Wide Variety of Patterns to Choose From Also Just Received a New Shipment of Table Lamps Planter Lamps and Flourescent Floor, Lamps ALL COLORS BABBITTS' Home Furnishings 2nd Floor Babbitt Bldg. Ph. 450 Merle Dugan of Kendrick Park underwent an appendectomy at the Flagstaff hospital this morning. Priscill.i Flores, seven-year-old daughter of Mrs.

Lucy Flores, un derwent a tonsilectomy this morning in Flagstaff hospital. They reside at 14 South Agassiz. Dan Ballard of 213 12 South Le-roux is in Flagstaff hospital for treatment of an injured chest suffered Monday at a local mill, where he was employed. Linda Claire Hopper of San Saba, granddaughter of Major and Mis. William J.

Grose, returned home with them Saturday. They spent several days visiting in' San Saba and at San Antonio, where they are having a new home con-stiucted. O. G. Blocker returned Friday from Woodland, where he was called more than a week ago due to the serious injury of his wife in an automobile accident.

Mrs. Blocker and her mother, Mrs. J. L. Henderson, are expected to leave the Woodland hospital this Wednesday for home.

The accident occurred near Altrus, where she had gone with her parents to visit a biother, Grady Henderson, Chrysler-Plymouth dealer there. Mrs. Henderson suffered a fractured jaw and pelvis in the accident; Mr. Henderson a broken right shoulder, right foot and left wrist and Mrs. Blocker suffered a crushed knee cap and cuts above her right eye.

All are reported getting along very well. Her parents reside at 130 Elliott street, Woodland, Calif. so anxious to be liked he doesnt hold any interest for the person he wants to like him. Try Developing Own Personality Instead of choosing the people you want for friends and trying to make them take a shine to you ypuU probably do much better if you widen your own interests, if you work to excel at something so that you are an interesting person yourself, and let your own person ality attract others to you. Youll learn a lot about attracting friends if youll study the people you, yourself, want for friends.

They havent been breaking their necks to please you, have they? They have probably gone right along being themselves, doing the things that interest them, getting what they want out of life. And because they seem to be successful at getting what they want and living to suit themselves, you think you would enjoy their companionship. If you find that to be true, and Im sure you will, then the lesson is obvious. Get busy living your own life, instead of enjoying the lives of those you feel are more successful, and you, too, will attract the interest of other people. Look Hew Again 3 "What you need is Bondex, says the experienced painter.

"It will eliminate ugly water stains. CtmEirf Tcif I 51b. pkg. makes about iJfC one gallon, white 7 (caters lUghity bgter) Switzers Hardware Wensel Paint Store 704 E. Santa Fe' -White Mountain Lhr.

Co. HYDRAULIC CEMENT Los Angolas, taypnno, H. Montreal YOU! BIGGEST 20-30 CLUB AND ANNS HOLD DINNER DANCE Mrs. Thomas H. TiSsaW was installed as president of 20-30 Anns and R.

G. (Ted) Babbitt as piesi-dent of the 20-30 Club when members held a joint installation dinner dance Saturday night at Tonys Steak House. Other 20-30 Anns installed weie Mrs. Al J. Mackey viee-piesi-dent; Mrs.

Eddie Terrin, treasuier, and Mrs. Dean McMann, societal y. Mrs. R. G.

(Ted) Babbitt is the outgoing president. Rob June is outgoing' piesident for the 20-30 Club. The dinner tables were decorated in flowers and candles of gold anil purple. Members and past active members enjoyed the dinner and dancing which followed to the strains of Witchey Lloyds orchestra. Bob June and Joe Reynolds were presented with past presidents pins.

MRS. R. G. BABBITT JR. BRIDGE CLUB HOSTESS Miss Katherine Babbitt was a guest Monday night when Mrs.

R. G. (Ted) Babbitt jr. entertained members of thet Friday Night EN 350 PAIRS Nationally Advertised Brands No Refunds Exchanges Charles M. Reynolds Now On Duty In Japan Charles M.

Reynolds, son of Mr, and Mrs. A. A. Reynolds of Navajo Ordnance Depot has recently arrived in Japan to serve with the First Cavalry division, according ta word received here. Enlisting for service on Jan.

18 of this year, Recruit Reynolds re ceived his basic training at Fort Ord, Calif. He has been assigned the duty of ammunition bearer for the heavy morter company of the eighth cavalry regiment. Bridge club in her home. High score honors went to Mrs. Paul C.

Wilson, and galloping to Mrs. J. M. Wilson jr. Others attending were Mrs.

Willard Simpson, Mrs. W. S. Fennell, Mrs. Frank Duikee and Mrs.

Ralph Bilby. ROUNDUP FOUNTAIN CAFE Special Noon Lunches Sandwiches Magazines Newspapers IN STOCK AT (TiODG o' DRV BLOUSES MONTH Paris Fashion and Connie SHOES Values to 6.95 Now Only 3.94 (Broken Seizes HOY .90 Don't Miss This Big Bargain Hake Stucco Home 1 Rain has ruined the looks of this stucco home. The Blairs are searching for a beauty treatment. 3 After brushing on faondex the home is picture of smartness and distinction in its new color. EPSILON SIGMA ALPHA 1 MEETS IN LA POSADA (By The SUN'S Own Smic) WINSLOW Impressive installation sendees by candlelight were held by the Alpha Eta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha of Winslow, at Hotel La Posada Friday evening with Ruby Sweeney presiding as installing officer.

She is the outgoing president. The following officers were installed: Madlyn Hutchison, president; Myrl Wilson, vice president; Maxine Foil, recording secretary; Ruby Miley, corresponding secretary; Elaine Lehr, treasurer; Helen Zimmerman, educational director. A report was heard from Myrl Wilson who returned Friday from Denver where she attended the third international convention held there, June 18-19. A delicious ice dessert course was served to members present and games of bridge and tripoli were also enjoyed. Katherine McCauley was awarded first prize for bridge as was Madlyn Hutchison for tripoli.

Others present were: June Lau-ghman, Oleta Wickham, Katherine McCauley, Corly Young, Margie Young, Eleanor Perkins, Thelma King, Elsie Oxley and Hallie Neel, sponsor. RELIEF SOCIETY HOLDS WORK MEETING Members of the L. D. S. Relief Society held a work meeting Monday afternoon when quilting, embroidering ahd crocheting marked the afternoon hours under the direction of Mrs.

Beth Harenberg. Others attending were Mesdames Mamie Bradford, Fay Langston, Addie Mae Brumley, Serena Langston, Delzie Langston, Jessie Jo-hannsen, Mildred Rogers, Ruth Palmer, Amy Brown, Mary Randall, Martha Thomas, Hazel Wren, Maxine Lynn, Louise Langston, Eva Dietzman, LaVaun Harenberg, Lillian Felts, Mary Schnebly, Hattie Shurtz, Alice Combs, Myra Cameron of Kingman, Olive Anderson; Agnes Funkhouser and Miss Gertrude Schnebly. MRS. W. R.

HENSLEY HOSTESS AT BRIDGE Mrs. M. Floumey won high score honors and Mrs. Holice 'Han-ing second when Mrs. Win R.

Hensley entertained members and guests of the Friday Dessert Bridge club in her home. Others playing were Mrs. H. Karl Mangum, Mrs. Max L.

Base-mann, W. H. Sutcliffe, Mrs. Glen Kirchner and Mrs. H.

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Nackard left Sunday for his home in Phoenix after visiting here with his sons and his daughter, Mrs. T. S. Engstrom, since last Wednesday. Mrs.

F. C. Whipple of Phoenix, sister of Mrs. Phillip Nackard, left Monday for Winslow to spend a week visiting relatives after visiting here with her sister and husband since last Friday. Lt.

T. M. Knoles Ill, older son of Mr. and Mrs. T.

M. Knoles, is expected to arrive Wednesday or Friday from Werner-Robins, to spend the holidays with his parents. He is stationed there with the air force. Superintendent of City Schools Stuigeon Cromer and wife and son, Michael, returned Monday night from Willcox and Globe where they spent three weeks visit. Mrs.

Cromers parents live in Willcox and Mr. Cromers family in Globe. Mr. and. Mrs, George M.

Fleming and three-year-old son, and Mrs. Flemings parents, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Matthews, of Houston, arrived Monday to spend a few days with Mr. Flemings parents, Mr.

and Mrs. George A. Fleming and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Switzer and two daughters, Martha and Ann, returned Friday from Kansas City. SwitZeV-'and daughters went there two months ago to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. M.

George. Mr. Switzer joined them there three weeks ago, making the trip by auto. They returned home by way of Estes Park. Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph W. Bilby and son, Richard, accompanied by Mrs. W. T.

Webb of the 76 ranch, which was the setting for Rosemary Taylors book Bar Nothing, and her sister, Mrs. Alma Noelke are expected to arrive here Saturday from Tucson to remain until Tuesday as guests of Mr. Bilbys son, Ralph Bilby and wife and family They are coming to attend the Pow Wow. Watch the Sun Classifieds. Boom! Injun, lady, it's lie truth! Ton got America's handiest cleaner a raal triple-action Hoover at this new low price (cleaning tools extra).

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