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tourists, all of whom agreed with the traveling nale^man who naid.• J‘ve been on th:' road for 14 years, but fhla is the firM time 1 ever Kot ?uch a welcome and with no* ^tr^ngft attached!*' One California! lawyer ran true to form and gave an after-dinner apc^ech ... it wa»l brief and to the point; he gave hu! addre»ii and said he would be glad to have any of the group visit him in California. |At a business meeting Saturday morning. Hal Jackson, of Safford. was elc'Cted president, John Me Fee of Mesa, first vice president: Stan* ley Shaw of Globe*, second vice president; Claude Brooks of Globe, x'cretary; and WaUon Fritz of Miami, director. Mr Fritz succeeds W C Karr of Miami.Dave llosack of Globe, retiring president, presided at the M*ssion, in which the bylaws w-ere amend-vii *«o that the president can select 111* own .sctTetary-trcasurer. The jicw officers automatically take*‘Ver July 1.Afternoon activities, following a*himheon at the Corral, includedfrt'c bowling at the East Bowling Alley and a tour of the mtm*s and Itu.ptralion. After the evening ban-lt;iuf*t. a fliKir show was presented at the Elks Club Eddie Spaith and his orchestra plaVed for dancing. Miui local entertainers included Angel Becerril and Angie Martinez, who danced, and Loui.s Smith and his three sons of Globe*, who pro-videtl western music. Among towns repreM-nled at the state-wide meeting were Wickenburg, Duncan. Siiffori Phoenix. Mesa. CIayptKh Miami and Globt*. Hoy Holland, highway engineer for this district, and John Egen of Phiwntx, represtenting the Chamber of Commerce, wire present.The next meeting will be held In Wickenburg at an undecided time.• a .....and with a ‘*dull tiuid,* and that the first person hap|x*n-ing along was a state highWHV patrolman. Shortly after the first break it bouneetl up a little farther in a snuiUer hump, and Mr. Blackman •snapped photographs of the places, after notifying authorities and helping .set up warning signals.Both the city and slate highway workers immediately went to work repaimng the damage, so that iraflic was resumed within a few hours.Beth, all business and with a scratch pad. commented on taper, A very interesting -*JKht . . . which shows Mtanuis hot.'* I. ■ ■ {Western Auto iSupply Store |To Open HereThe W*’slern Auto Supply Store, ^ being Installed at 519 Sullivan,will be open fur bustnes.H ulxnitJuly 1. according to Nate Broking.authorized dealer for Muinii. andowner of ttu* store. ,Installation n{ fixtures by local workmen was cumpU'led this w«*ek and three truck loads t»f merchan-lt;iise have arrived Guy Wheaton,, iieid n presentative uf Western ’AuIo Supply Co, of Los Angeles, estimates d will laki* ahout two weeks to arrange the merchandise and to set up the store for businesMr Broking has purehamnl ahome on Keegan street and hu moved his tainily, eonststiag olMrs. Broking and their seven year old daughter. Guila. here from Phuenix, where they have made their home for the past year. They moved to Arizona from Florida where Mr. Broking was engaged in the publishing and printing
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Arizona Silver Belt
Miami, Arizona, US
Thu, Jun 23, 1949
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