Prayer Book Anniversary Congress In Cleveland
A Eucharistic Congress marks the 400th anniversary of the Book of Common Prayer at Cleveland on Friday. Delegations include bishops and clergy from Detroit Toronto Buffalo Erie Cincinnati Pittsburgh and parts of Ohio. Churchmen from the British Isles and West Indies will attend.
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Episcopal Church
Detroit
Toronto
Ont
Buffalo
Erie
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Episcopal Diocese of
Ohio
British Isles
West Indies
Police Course Opens In Prescott With FBI Aid
Prescott police department in cooperation with the FBI opened a four day training course inviting peace officers from across the Southwest. The program covers police records crime searches patrolling arrest procedures and burglary problems.
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Prescott
Prescott Police Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Southwest
Mexican Cabinet Head To Visit Los Angeles
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines, head of the Mexican cabinet and secretary of the interior, will arrive in Los Angeles Wednesday afternoon to participate in Independence Day celebrations on Thursday and Friday.
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Los Angeles
INS
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Interior
Tempe News items include clergy transfers and events
The Tempe News Bureau reports Rev. Paul G. Lawrence moved to St. Matthew’s in Phoenix where he had served as assistant, with no successor named at Tempe church. Dr. Arnold Tilden will lecture on Education In Germany at the Temperatary Club luncheon. Rev. JofTM V. Speering will become Tempe Baptist pastor arriving Nov. 1. The Mutual Improvement Association hosts a reception in green and gold with a floor show. City officials urge caution as Tempe schools open. Mill Avenue becomes a school zone with enforced two hour parking. Community groups plan square dance club activities and a Masonic Eastern Star meeting. The VFW auxiliary meets with leadership changes and a membership drive. Kansas Wesleyan alumni organize a Phoenix branch with officers and planned bimonthly meetings.
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Paul G. Lawrence
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
St. Matthew’s Church
West
van Buren Street
Phoenix
Lawrence
Arnold Tilden
Arizona State College
Temperatary Club
Germany
Tilden
Division of
U. S
Wuerttemberg-Baden
Jof
V. Speering
First Baptist Church of
Michigan City
Ind
Tempe Baptist Church
Carl Spain
Speering
Max Wilkins
Wilkins
Northern Seminary
Chicago
Midwest
Charles Scott
Mill Avenue
Seventh Street
12Th Street
13Th Street
College Avenue
Eighth
Orange Streets
Scott
Record Expected For Holbrook Fair
Holbrook Navajo County Fair officials anticipate the biggest exhibit list in 17 years for the September 23 to 25 exposition. Entries in livestock equipment homemaking and Indian crafts are notably large with expanded permanent buildings to host farm machinery. A highlight features 50 Navajo Indian children from Seba Dalkai school performing between halves of Holbrook and Fort Apache high school football games.
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Holbrook
John H. Miller
The
Fair Commission
Miller
Seba Dalkai Day School
Holbrook and
Fort Apache
L E Luehrmann Rites Tomorrow in Tempe
Funeral services for Lawrence E. Luehrmann 45-year-old Tempe grocer who died after a heart attack at his store will be held at 9 a m tomorrow at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. Interment at St Francis Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Clara and a daughter in Phoenix. Friends meet at 8 p m today to recite the rosary at Carr Mortuary Chapel.
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Tempe
East Almeria Road
Phoenix
Clara
Carr Mortuary Chapel
Bond suit hearing set on Vidrine contract case
Superior Court Judge Gordon Farley will hear the motion to dismiss the Vidrine versus Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors case on September 17 in Nogales. Vidrine, a Phoenix bond broker, seeks return of 15000 dollars accompanying his bid for hospital bonds after requesting his bid be voided. County officials say the contract is binding and valid.
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Nogales
Ariz
Superior
Gordon Farley
Kirby L. Vidrine
Santa Cruz
Bus Overturns Near Deming Injures 18 in Route Crash
Lowell R. Rich of Tucson, 35, suffered rib fractures and internal injuries and remained hospitalized. A bus overturned 14 miles west of Deming, New Mexico after the driver swerved to avoid a car. Also treated and released were Patty Ann Ball, 20, Phoenix. Francis J. Stout, 41, Phoenix. and Robert E. Burke, 63, Phoenix, all for cuts and bruises.
Church backs candidate for bishop at Methodist conference
Arizona and New Mexico delegates to the Colored Methodist Church endorsed Rev. M. Thompson for bishop at the national meeting. The Tucson four day session closed. Rev. A. L. Washington moved from Tucson to Missionary Temple in San Francisco. Appointments were announced across Arizona and New Mexico including Phoenix Yuma Eloy Casa Grande Carlsbad Hobbs Albuquerque Artesia Clovis Roswell Las Cruces and Tucumcari with Starks at Las Cruces.
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Arizona-New Mexico
The
Colored Methodist Church
M. Thompson
A. L. Washington
California
San Francisco
Arizona
C. H. Houston
Phoenix
W. M. Thomas
Yuma
G. W. Davis
Eloy
L. N. Reed
Casa Grande
J. R. Sparks
New Mexico
Carlsbad
G. R. Burton
Hobbs
M. B. Benton
Albuquerque
D. J. Strong
Artesia
S. J. Polk
Clovis
Tucumcari
S. Starks
Las Cruces
C. Thompson
Roswell
T. G. Broach
Date For Graham County Fair Set
SAFFORD September 12 Dates for the Graham County Fair at the Safford fairground were announced by the Fair Commission for October 20 to 23. Opening daily at 1 pm, the program will include horse shows races band concerts and carnival attractions. Hal Jackson executive secretary said September 24 and 25 feature games between the PBSW Ramblers of Phoenix and the Safford Palms softball team after lighting installation at the grounds.
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Safford
Graham County
Fair Commission
Hal Jackson
Commission
Pbsw Ramblers
Phoenix
Safford Palms
Joss Death Reported in Los Angeles
Ralph Joss died unexpectedly yesterday at his home in Los Angeles. He and his wife Frances have spent winters in Tempe for years and were widely known here. Surviving are his wife and other relatives.
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Tempe
Ralph Joss
Los Angeles
Gila College Expands Curriculum With Auto Mechanics Course
SAFFORD Sept 12 An auto mechanics course has been added to Gila Junior College curriculum under an expansion program. Instructed by Carl Kyser former Safford mechanic the two-year course offers two study tracks one for working knowledge and one for full time mechanics majors. The first year covers English salesmanship auto mechanics theory and shop work while the second year adds business psychology merchandising and business mathematics replacing English and salesmanship.
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Safford
Gila Junior College
Carl Kyser
Fire destroys feed yard structure in Claypool
Firemen estimated six thousand dollars in damage after a blaze Saturday night tore down the main building of the Guy Beedle feed yard at Claypool. Officials blamed spontaneous combustion and noted hay grain and grinding machinery were lost while Central City and Miami fire departments contained the flames.
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Miami
Guy Beedle
Claypool
Central City
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