Travel Service Office Opens in Phoenix
Travel requests flow from Scottsdale to a new Travel Service branch office in Phoenix. Kay Choyee, formerly Areta and the Valley, becomes manager, offering complete trip planning by land air or sea with hotel and resort accommodations. Census data show Arizona dwelling units rising from 147,079 in 1940 to 241,125 in 1950.
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Gazette World Time
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Arizona
May Westfall Sails to Teach in Japan Under Mission Plan
Miss May Westfall a senior at Arizona State College Tempe will begin teaching in Japan next fall after acceptance by the Board of Mission of the Methodist Church. She will train in New York before departing and will teach for three years under the J-3 plan. Westfall serves as chair of the Wesley Foundational Methodist youth group at the college.
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Swiss Bell Ringers in Tempe Monday Concert Event
The Mason Swiss Bell Ringers bring the oldest US bell set to Tempe First Methodist Church on Monday at 8 p.m., with another concert at Mesa First Methodist Church at 7 50 p.m. The group, led by Rev and Al Benard Mason, promote youth training to start a Southern California center. The bells were brought to the US in 1847 by English hand bell ringers and later used by the Peak family Swiss Bell Ringers in New England.
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