Open house invites shoppers to Fall Home Fashion Festival
Public invited tonight from 7 to 10 p.m. to a no sales open house by Phoenix area furniture stores for the fourth annual Fall Home Fashion Festival. Participating shops include Angelus Furniture, Barrows Furniture, Bennett Furniture, Cole Home Furnishings, The Country Store, Dorris Heyman, Globe Furniture, Kay Baden Decorators, Mehagian’s Home Furnishings, Paula’s Maple Shop, Pettijohn’s, Lou Regester, Trader’s Furniture, Valley Furniture and others across Central and Van Buren streets.
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Phoenix Furniture and Home Furnishing
Angelus Furniture Co
W. van Buren
Barrows Furniture Co
S. First T
Bennett Furniture Co
Cole Home Furnishing Co
N. Central
the Country Store
Dorris-Heyman Furniture Co
Adams and
First Streets
Globe Furniture Co
E. Washington
Kay Baden Decorators
Mehagian’s Home Furnishings
Paula’s
Maple Shop
Pettijohn’s
N. Third St
Lou Reg
Telephone Call Names Picked For Use Under New System
Yukon will be the prefix dialed to call Mesa next July as letters join numbering. MST&T officials say Yukon chosen as 98 prefix despite better local options. Alpine will ring Phoenix central. 27 series names include Broadway Chestwood Bridge and Applegate. Public reaction expected mild kibitzing over names not perfectly fitting areas.
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Yukon
Mesa
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Yucca
Yuma
BELL
Boston
Back Bay
Kenneth Lightburn
Mst&t
Denver
Bell System
Alpine
Clinton
Clearwater
Clearbrook
Clifford
Phoenix
Applegate
Lightburn
H. K. Richmond
Burned Tots May Be Taken From Mother
Tucson, Sept. 24. A mother who deliberately burned her children's fingers will learn tomorrow whether she may retain custody of the boy and girl. Mrs Ruth Watson, a widow, admitted in justice court that she held their hands over a flaming coal oil stove and burned their fingers. She received a six month suspended sentence on a charge of battery.
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Tucson
Ruth Watson
Justice Court
Cora Lola
Jack
Ad Rate Hike Is Inevitable Institute Told
In St Louis the Institute of Newspaper Controllers and Finance Officers heard that newspaper advertising rates must rise to cover growing costs. T. F. Mowle of the institute and a Wall Street Journal delegate said increased dollar revenue is needed within a year or two as newsprint and labor costs outpace rate gains. About 150 delegates from the U S and Canada attended the three day meeting.
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ST. Louis
Institute of
T. F. Mowle
Institute
The
Wall Street Journal
Mowle
Canada
Pacific Northwest hunts new power sources
In Portland Oregon AP reports a broad drive to secure electricity as DEPA cuts 10 percent of area power to boost aluminum production. Drought halts Columbia River flow while DEPA hints at brownouts and pending plans to reroute plants.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific Northwest
Defense Electric Power Administration
Charles E. Wilson
Columbia River
Hugh Mitchell
Wash
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Broadway
South Phoenix
Chestwood
Bridge
the Phoenix
SEARS
Barbeque Grill
Adams
Lazeite
New Power
Joseph H. Gumz
DEPA
Jackson
Bonneville Administration
Bonneville
Irving J. Krick
Krick
Bureau of Reclamation
California
Utah
Congress
Obob
Maes
Kenmore
Helen Anderson Murray
General Insurance Agency
Arden Clinic
N. 2Nd St
Naturopathic Physicians
de Partin
Kenmore Percolator
Second St
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