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Xrizon* Republic, Phoenix, Monday Morning, May 4, 1942111 To Wed Instructor TMESA, May 3-The betrothal and approaching marriage of Miss Dorothy Beall, lovely daughter of Mr and Mrs. R. E. Beall of Mesa, and Robert Earl James, civilian flight instructor at Falcon Field, was made known this morning at a 10 o’clock breakfast given by the bride-elect’s mother at Golden Mesa Tearoom.The wedding Is to take place in Junfe.Cleverly utilizing the aviation theme, a large airplane made of while flowers centered the breakfast table. On one wing, in red carnations, was spelled the name ’’Bob” and on the other, in blue flowers, was spe'led the name Dot.The announcement came as a complete surprise to the many friends of the young couple both here and in the valley.Miss Beall, a popular resident of this Southside city, was selected queen of the Arizona State Citrus Show in 1939 and was also selected as Miss Mesa in an earlier contest. She is a graduate of the Mesa Union High School where dunnE her senior year she served as Girls league president. An active member of the local Eastern Star, she is a past worthy adviser of the Mesa assembly. Order erf the Rambow for Girls. She is associated with a Phoenix insurance concern.Mr. James, son of Mr. and Mrs -S. K. James of Los Angeles, Calif, graduated from a Lc* Angeles high I school where he held the positions of both Boys League and student' body president. He is a graduate of the University o! Southern Cali-i fomin at Los Angelos where he was ( outstanding in athletics. At the university, he waj awarded bolh scholastic 8nd athletic .scholarships and was affiliated with Ephebian fraternity.Breakfast guests were Mrs. S. K. James and Miss Eileen James, mother and sister of the prospective bridegroom, from Los Angeles, Mesdames Keene Brown, O. M. Perry, Marc Marquardr. Eugene Gilliam and Clara Groehler.oll of Phoenix; and Mcsdair.es W. J. Dessert. Glen Smith. Dwight Dana, Hprbert Rucker, VV. J. Van Spanck-eren, Paul Coleman. F. H. Peterson. John Drane, L. W. Drews. 11. B. Griffen. Donald McQueen;Misses Betty Van Spanckeren, Dorothy Hayes. Clare Griffen, Margaret Beall, ali of Mesa.TEMP of Miss ■ caughtei ; Bishop, dents, •) of Place at WiUli this afte given by home h Corsaj which w the insc —June guests.The e noon In The r tered wi spring •: was usi merits.The b oe and ity. is a School • Teacher I semeste business 'She Is depot « William inent in for Gir Tempe Mr. S—Alfkiudrr PttoloMISS DOROTHY BEALL June ha* been rhosea by Mis* Dorothy Beall ax the month for her marriage to Robert Earl James, civilian flight instructor at Falcon Field, friends learned at a breakfast given yc«tcrlt;tay by the. bride-elect's mother. Mr*. R. F- Beall, in the Golden Meaa Tearoom. A popular resident of the Soutlnlde. Miss Beall was active In high school and social affair*. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. K. James of La* Angeles, Calif., K a graduate of the University of Southern California at Los Angeles.Democratic Women Set Election Of Officers GLENDALE. May 3—Officers for the ensuing year will be elected at the meeting of the Glendale Democratic Women's Club at 8 o'clock Monday nleht In the home of Mrs./iusicians Concert Due
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Arizona Independent Republic
Phoenix, Arizona, US
Mon, May 04, 1942
Page 33
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