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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1951

Page

15

Catholics Plan Rites At Tempe

Holy Week services at Our Lady of Mount Carmel start tomorrow with 7 a.m. Mass and 6:30 a.m. communion. Bless ed Sacrament procession follows. All-day adoration and a 7:30 p.m. sermon on the Holy Eucharist. Good Friday Mass of the Presanctified at 8 a.m. veneration of the cross and Tre Ore hours noon to 3 p.m. Stations of the Cross at 1 p.m. Rosary at 2 p.m. Stations of the Cross and death sermon at 7:30 p.m. Holy Saturday opens with blessing of the new fire and paschal candle at 6:30 a.m. Mass at 7:30 a.m. Lenten fast ends at noon. Methodist circles meet at 2 p.m. tomorrow at various homes. Circle 4 postponed to March 29. Five first-grade rooms move to Tyler Street School this week. full move expected weekend. kindergarten class move April 2.

Methodist Church Herbert Gurnee East 15Th Street W. M. Lange I L Haynes Ash Avenue O. L. Barnes Cc. H. Coulson J. O. Grimes Vic Palmer Bonita Way Paul Repli Ben Morrow I. F. Collier Circle 4 Tyler Street H. M. McKenny Gard Queen of Peace Catholic Church Mesa

University Cow Sets Milk Record

Rosetta a Holstein cow bred at the University of Arizona set a new state lifetime milk production record. In 11 years she produced 143030 pounds, surpassing Old Mildred a Guernsey who yielded 107765 pounds in 11 years before retiring in 1944.

Tucson Rosetta University of Arizona Old Mildred

Coast Newspaper Editor Succumbs

Edmund G. Kinyon, 87, longtime Grass Valley editor and columnist, died Monday in Oakland. A California history authority, he led The Grass Valley and Nevada City Union since 1911 and worked in newspapers since 1888 in Kansas, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and California. He was an Associated Press correspondent at El Paso during the Villa revolution and carried the first news of that event.

Grass Valley Calif Edmund G. Kinyon California History Authority Oakland Nevada City Union Kansas Arizona New Mexico Texas California Kinyon Associated Press el Paso

Mesa churches unite for Good Friday rites in 12-church service

A joint Good Friday service will start at noon at First Lutheran Church in Mesa, led by Mesa Ministerial Association president Carl Olson. Twelve Protestant churches will provide choirs and speakers, with St Mark's Episcopal Church offering a noon service. The day includes The Seven Last Words cantata by First Methodist at 8 pm and multiple Catholic rites through Holy Saturday.

Mesa First Lutheran Church North Date Street Jesus Mesa Ministerial Association Carl Olson Southern Baptist Mexican Methodist, Nazarene Assembly of God First Baptist First Presbyterian Ollie Matthews Southern Baptist Church James Dingman Apostolic Christian Church F. L. McClung Church of God Earl S. Fox First Presbyterian Church Milton Winkler First Methodist Church Walter Hofmann First Christian Church A. J. Tosti Church of the Nazarene ST. Mark’s Episcopal Church First Methodist Church of Theodore Dubois Edgar L. McFadden Bernice L. McDaniel

Glendale High Names King Queen In Student Ceremony

Joanne Beaver and Ted Beam were chosen as Cardinal king and queen at Glendale Union High School. Attendants include Tommie Alexander Ross Anderson Karen Beck Don Beal Marilyn McDonald Duane Hellam Donna Miller Jim Laughrun Dorothy Schmaker Don Manning Nena Taylor and Ted Swift.

Glendale Joanne Beaver Ted Beam Glendale Union High School Tommie Alexander Ross Anderson Karen Beck Don Beal Marilyn McDonald Duane Hellam Donna Miller Jim Laughrun Dorothy Schmaker Don Manning Nena Taylor Ted Swift Miss Beaver Girls’ Athletic Association Daughters of the American Revolution Beam

Antitrust Division files suit against Standard Oil and rivals

A U S antitrust action in Washington DC targets Standard of California and six West Coast oil firms. The missive invites public questions and offers a written reply address at 225 Bush St San Francisco 20.

Antitrust Division Washington, D.C Standard of California West Coast Bush St San Francisco

Tariff Suspension On Copper Backed by Interior Support

The Department of Interior backs a two year suspension of the copper import duty as Senate Finance Committee considers a 2 cent per pound levy halt. Interior notes domestic production covers about 65 percent of copper demand.

Washington Department of Interior Senate Finance Committee Department

Building Started By Benefit Group

The foundation is being laid for the home of the Asociacion de Beneficio Propio, a group for Spanish American residents. Adobe bricks molded by members will be used, with most construction done by the association, which was formed in 1937 to provide decency in burial for those unable to afford it. Mario dé Ochoa serves as president.

Solomon Asociacion de Beneficio Propio Association of Proper Benefit Mario Dé Ochoa

Myer Salutes Navajo Tribe Vote Winner

Indian Commissioner Dillon S. Myer sent congratulations and a gavel from White House wood to Navajo Tribal Council chairman Sam Ahkeah of Window Rock Arizona. Ahkeah was reelected to the $5,000 yearly post with 80 percent turnout of 17 000 registered voters. Myer expressed hope the council will grow as the voice and leader for the Navajo people.

Washington Dillon S. Myer White Housewood Sam Ahkeah Window Rock Ariz Myer

Easter Sunrise Services and Rites in Globe Miami

Globe and Miami host Easter Sunrise services at 6 15 a m Sunday at the Drive In Theater on highway 60 70 with car speakers heaters available. Union services at noon in Globe and Miami will close business houses for workers to attend. Also Shrine of the Ages Choir concert April 2 at 8 p m in Globe High School Auditorium sponsored by Globe Presbyterian Ladies Aid.

GLOBE Globe-Miami Protestant Miami Gila County UNION St. Paul’s Methodist Church Presbyterian Church Shrine of the Ages Arizona State College Flagstaff Globe High School Ladies’ Aid Society The Globe Presbyterian Church

Safford and Thatcher Schools Close for Good Friday

Safford and Thatcher schools will be closed Friday in observance of Good Friday. Services will be held at several churches in the Gila Valley during the day.

Safford Safford and Thatcher Gila Valley

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