Mesa Council Postspones Meeting to Sept 10
The Mesa City Council postpones its September meeting from Labor Day to September 10. Also noted are 18 Future Farmers of America members returning from the American Institute of Cooperation trip in Logan Utah sponsored by the United Producers and Consumers Co operative of Phoenix, and other local items including a Sears anniversary at the Shults Motor Co. lot fire minor damage.
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Mesa
THE
Mesa Fire Department
Shults Motor Co
South Country Club Dr
Tempe School Bus Schedule and Police Training Update
Tempe grade school buses will run on the regular schedule starting Sept. 10 with five buses and new drivers under bus supervisor Fred Lay. Routes avoid Apache Boulevard crossing. Tempe police will train Monday Sept. 10 at the Phoenix pistol range following FBI pattern. Earl Dean leads the course. Dr. and Mrs. Everett L. Edmondson return from a 13,000 mile Alaska trip in a converted army ambulance, capturing Kodachrome photos and motion pictures.
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Tempe
N. D. Holdeman
Fred Lay
Hugh Gaston
Bill Pomeroy
Manuel Luque
Apache Boulevard
Tempe-Mesa Highway
Victor S. Stewart
Phoenix Police Department
South Mountain Park
FBI
Earl Dean
Everett L. Edmondson
Alaska
Dr. Edmondson
Fifteen Luther Leaguers Attend Coast Conference
Fifteen members of the Luther League of First Lutheran Church Mesa will attend the California Conference of the Luther League meeting in Long Beach California this weekend. Rev Carl L Olson will speak at the conference banquet tonight.
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Mesa
Luther League of the First Lutheran Church of
California
Luther League
Long Beach
Calif
Carl L. Olson
First Lutheran Church of
Lawrence Rawls
Jerry Menefee
Jackie Peterso
Ravona
June Elstad
Leona Boe
Roger Hartwig
Doreen
Paradise Baptist group heads to national convention
The Paradise Baptist Convention of Arizona will send 25 members to the 71st National Baptist Convention session in Oklahoma City from Wednesday through September 9. Rev. L. Butler Nelson, pastor of First Institutional Baptist Church and Arizona convention president, will deliver the opening address as the group travels by chartered bus tomorrow night.
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National Baptist Convention
Oklahoma City
Paradise Baptist Convention
Arizona
L. Butler Nelson
First Institutional Baptist Church
Leroy Smith
Grand Canyon College
35Th Ave
W. Camelback
Roy F. Sutton
Coolidge Boulevard Baptist Church
J. N. Campbell
Coolidge Church
Campbell
Paul David Butler
N. R. Neely
Course Is Planned By Church Leaders For 12 Sundays
The Rev. Leon Thomson and Bob Rhodes plan an adult course in church and family life for 12 Sundays, with September 9 as the opening date. The event will be hosted at the First Congregational Church and involve members of the congregation and local community.
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Leon Thomson
First Congregational Church
Bob Rhodes
Labor Day Sermons Highlight Church and Labor Theme
Valley ministers plan Labor Day sermons on "The Church and Labor" with speakers from First Presbyterian, First Methodist, Asbury Methodist, Central Methodist, Trinity Cathedral, Phoenix Christian, First Baptist, Faith Lutheran, Union Congregational and others. Fredrick Barnhill resumes at First Congregational tomorrow, and Alvin V. Thomas returns home Tuesday after a heart attack.
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Valley
George Hunter Hall
First Presbyterian
George Ross
First Methodist
A. C. Potter
Asbury Methodist
J. W. Hadley
Central Methodist
James W. F. Carman
Trinity Cathedral
Reed Downs
Phoenix Christian
Theron Chastain
First Baptist
F. H
Alvin V. Thomas
First Congregational
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Labor Day Sermons Highlight Tempe Ministers
Tempe ministers choose Labor Day themes for Sunday services. Rev. Cecil L. Prior returns from Mor mon Lake to preach at Congregational Church on the 10 am schedule titled The Magnificent Isolation with solo by Miss Bess Barkley and music by Hazel Harvey Quaid. Other sermons span labor dignity toil and work values at First Methodist First Baptist Community Christian Mexican Methodist with Rev. Olivas leaving for pastors school at Camp Colby near Pasadena.
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Tempe
Cecil L. Prior
Mormon Lake
Congregational Church
Bess Barkley
Hazel Harvey Quaid
Music Department
Arizona State College
T. J. Cookson
Boys Chorus Plans Tryout Auditions Begin Monday
The Moore's Boys Chorus opens its fifth year with 7 p.m. tryouts Monday in Memory Chapel at A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary. Open to boys aged 8 to 14, the non profit group performs 20 to 30 programs yearly for holiday occasions, clubs, radio, TV, church events, and public gatherings. Admission is free. About 70 hopefuls are selected, then cut to about 50. The Monday session starts a three event tryout series.
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Moore
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
W. Adams
Hervey Mastin
Arizona Men Enter Military Service List
Arizona residents from Tucson Clifton Prescott Bisbee Avonale Casa Grande Coolidge Tempe are named as accepted into the army and air force. The list covers William W. Corum Jimmy S. Romero Vicente A. Matus Carlos A. Ravago Alfred S. Contreras Esiquel Trujillo Robert M. Barriga Thelbert Williams Frank G. Lopez Glen A. Bennett Charles L. Murray Troy L. Thompson Lester C. Smith Harold G. Thompson and Franklin A. Billingsley.
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Avondale
Lester C. Smith
Casa Grande
Harold G. Thompson
Coolidge
Franklin A. Billingsley
Tempe
Mass Polio Test Planned in Utah County
A mass inoculation of 5 000 central Utah children will be held next week to test if gamma globulin blood fraction can prevent crippling polio aftereffects. Dr William Hammon announced the first controlled experiment will start Tuesday in Utah County which has 50 polio cases this year among 82 912 residents.
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Provo
Utah
William Hammon
Utah County
Algerians in Paris clash with police injuring fifty
Algerian protesters in Paris uprooted spiked railings and hurled them at police, injuring about 50 officers as tensions over independence flare.
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Paris
Labor Day Quiet For Phoenicians With Several Events Planned
Labor Day in Phoenix and surrounding areas will be quiet with no parades or major programs. Rodeos occur tomorrow and Monday in Williams and Benson, with bullfights in Nogales. In Benson a 40 piece band from Davis Monthan and Fort Huachuca soldiers will join the Frontier Days parade. Families head to Sky Y Camp near Prescott and Encanto Park Lagoon hosts the eighth annual junior chamber fishing contest with a $10 first prize and $5 second prize. America's Miss Saleslady of 1951 will be chosen at Hotel Adams. Most businesses and offices will close. highways remain open but travelers advised to exercise caution due to storm damage.
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Williams and Benson
Nogales, Son
Benson
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Tucson
Fort Huachuca
Sky-Y Camp
Prescott
Phoenix
Jaycee
First St
America
Hotel Adams
Grand Canyon Travelers Association
Tempe
Gospel Magician to Deliver Youth for Christ Sermon
Evangelist Joe Kemp of Los Angeles known as the gospel magician will illustrate a sermon with magical mysteries at 7 45 p m Youth for Christ meeting at 420 North Central. Former stage magician turned Christian after theological seminary training prepares for ministry.
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Joe Kemp
Los Angeles
Youth For Christ
N. Central
Sunshine and Rainfall Shape Weekend Weather Outlook
Sunshine and blue skies expected in the Valley as runoff from a heavy rainstorm subsides. Water managers report above normal stream flow with reservoirs draining, while dams hold substantial acre feet and repairs to the Southern Pacific line near Buckeye continue with emergency bus service.
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Salt River Valley Water Users’ Association
Salt River
Carl Pleasant Dam
Beardsley Project
San Carlos
Coolidge Dam
Weather Bureau
Southern Pacific Railroad
Buckeye
Phoenix Union Station
Casa Grande
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