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Newspaper

Sun Advertiser

Location

Yuma, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1950

Page

2

Somerton Group Visits Daily Sun Plant and Cremery

Fifth grade pupils from Semerton grammar school tour The Daily Sun plant and Jersey Farms cremery on a Wednesday morning. Teachers and parents accompany, with a long list of students and chaperones named among participants.

Semerton Grammar School Yuna Daily Sun Jersey Farms Cremery Herminia Hyman Ant Faith Leonard Masdames W. J. Kammann Fred Shaw Joe Wynn Harry Cohuen Tray Duncan YD. Dunham Fred Roch Clarence Young Ed McDonald Philip Cuno Phillip Kent Earl Hani Gary Seale Hubert Phillips Robert Young Frankie Ornelas Manuel Camacho Gilbert Papel Jackie McCulen Don Phillips Elmer Bailey Johny Koch Junior Beas+ Jey Martin Souza Caesario Jimenez Victor Chavarrio Bobby Btooks Antonio Hernandez Ronnie Sidith Pedro Generalav Melelon Freeman Valeri Risner Mary Helen Lugo Shirley Wester Marie Potter Barbara Dearmore Joy Inman Trené Merino Mary Ellen Jim Gloria Souza Mary Rulg Nancy Watts Rachel Garcia Virginia Torres Dolores Cano Bonnie Gann Shirley Jarvis Alto Lorenza Alvarez Andrew Brown Duane Cahoon Dora Cano Larry Chrisco Evangeline Caraveo Salvador Charvarino Emilia Contreras Shelia Endaley Sherry Keenum Romulo Lopes Alice Limas Alia Dearing Genaro Avarado Diego Medina Gene Lackey Betty Lous Hearton Jo Ann Watson Becky Wynn Deloria Jim Norma Dim Leslie Kammann Har- Jen Ng Cash Tucker Claudine Maes Fred Pierce Angel Alvarez Barbara Duncan Floyd Hollis Larry Rather Tommy Lamb

Social Calendar Highlights for Local Clubs and Meetings

The social calendar lists VEW and Auxiliary at 6:20 p.m. a Valley cafe banquet with a regular meeting at Prison Hill. AAUW meets at 4:30 p.m. at Miss Lucy Hobart’s home. A luck dinner for members and prospective members at Room Mothers Second Avenue School at 7:30 p.m. NAA gathers 7:30 p.m. at the airport club house. PTA Second Avenue School hosts 8 p.m. YY Club meets at Mrs. Neal Wilkes home at 8 p.m. Augvatauve with reservations via phone 1164-14. Bowl Recreational Center at 21.

Valley Cafe Lucy Hobart South 6Th Second Avenue School NAA Airport PTA YY Club Neal Wilkes Augvatauve

Nina Warren Stricken by Polio and Improves in Calif

Nina Warren, 17 and youngest child of Governor Earl Warren, was reported improving after a three day infantile paralysis battle in Buahamento California. Doctors said her temperature fell and there was no extension of the polio. The report notes diet context mentioning fish as a major protein for the Japanese.

Bauhamento Calif Nina Honey Bear Warren California Earl Warren Janis E. Harris

Town Talk Col and Mee EF Huser Guests depart

Elder Col and Mee EF Huser, guests of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Carl Brown, left for California after attending the Farm Loans Association conference in Pasadena. Mrs Dorothy M racksaberrger and Miss Fisher pledged to Kappa Gamma at Arizona State College.

Col Mee EF. OD. Huser Bafford Carl Brown Pasadena Calif Farm Loans Association Dorothy Mracksabrrger Arizona State College Fiagntati Omivorn Kappa Gamma So Fisher Flagstaff Omicoton Kappa Gamma Sororty Sid Fisher 117 First Street W.A.A. Women's Athletic Association The Washington University Eliizabeth Frances Berghorn Mberalaria Henry Berghorn Yuma Mary A. Dunn College of Liberal Arts Collin Dunn

Community Meeting Schedule At Red School And Other Venues

Readable fragments list several event times and venues including Red School at 7 p.m. and 7 p.m. plus meetings at Hermosa Garden club Home fet with Mrs J D Golden 1928 Sixth Avenue Bomerton WSCE-2:30 p.m. Bu Casa Christian Home Builders 6:30 p.m. Methodist church National Order of Falcons at p.m. Falcona hall Knights of Pythias 8 p.m. IOOF hall.

Wrlay Hermosa Garden Club Mra J. D. Golden Bixth Avenue Bomerton WSCE Bu Casa Christian Methodist Church National Order of Falcons—& P.m Falcona Hall Knights of Pythias IOOF

Legion Auxiliary Membership Drive Under Way Cooperation Urged

The American Legion auxiliary reports a membership drive chaired by Miss Eroilia Ghiotto with Mrs. Dorothy Kissel presiding. New members Connie Erickson Rose Blackwell Ella Flier join Nov 6 meeting. project plans include bedside bags for hospital patients and a sewing group fundraiser with a Nov 34 deadline. A Future Farmers of America program preceded a drill team march for Armistice Day.

Eroilia Ghiotto American Legion Auxiliary Legion Dorothy Kissel Mise Ichiotte Joan Hunter Maxing Hudgon Connie Erickson Rose Blackwell Ella Flier Kimma Phillips Gifta Edith Meale Mariah Seitz Elya Chapman Frances Woendard Future Farmers of America Lester Gibyson Dean Crowe Bill Bran Frank Brown Sam Watkins Milton Johnston Dirk Stalnecker Frances Woodard Anna Auxiliary Anna Corrigan Bill Leatherman Elva Chapman Mesdames Betty Badgley Constance Wick

Party Honors 4-Year-Old Patricia Mc Cutcheon

A Tuesday forenoon party at 3 Charles Ingalla Homes celebrated Patricia Mc Cutcheon’s fourth birthday with children, games, and refreshments.

Patricia McCutcheon Charles Ingalla

Yuma FHA Wins Top Honors At State Fair Phoenix

Yuma chapter of Future Homemakers of America won top honors at the State Fair in Phoenix. Lois Lund presided over a booth themed Heatec Homes Build Better World, featuring a tennis court and church in integrated sections. Myra Taylor did artwork and the United Nations flag was crafted by members.

Yuma Future! Homemakers of America Phoenix Lois Lund Mery Lou Baham Joan Micoogia Junior Ameimber Hettec Homes Flhla H. A. Bomey FH. A Jean Meyers Vern Reel Velda Col Unn Mary Lou Baham Yearwood Wax U. N Eileen Paxsett Frances Wah Dorothy Lee

Spuretties Seek New Members

The Spuretties group held its regular meeting at the Coy House on Tuesday evening. James Birmingham presided and a report on the November 4 dance at the Women’s lab was presented. A membership drive is planned in November with Mrs. Floyd Kates leading the committee.

Jayones i Spurettis Coy House James Birmingham Prudent Women’s Lab Hal Bogley Yurua Floyd Kates

Children On PTA Program At Fourth Avenue Meeting

The Fourth Avenue and Roosevelt PTA will meet at 8 pm Monday in the school cafeteria. A art demonstration by pupils will be shown with Alao Quere displaying works. Ida Yowell art supervisor will be in charge. The rhythm band of Avenue and Roosevelt schools, directed by Phoebe Stevenson, will perform. Refreshments follow. all parents are urged to attend.

Fourth Avenue Roosevelt Adool Alao Quere Ida Yowell Public Schoole Ah Avenue Phoebe Stevenson

Party Guests Include Notable Local Figures

Attendees listed at a social gathering include Jacklynn, Brian, Dicky, Gary Warner, J. J. Blinn, Marvin Burrow, Dana Lynn McKenzie, Barbara Fay, Drena Slaughter, and Dandy Bryan. Also present were Mrs. H. W. Bryan, Mrs. I. E. Warner, and Mrs. Cherry McCutcheon.

Patrica Jacklynn Brian Dicky and Gary Warner

Birth Announcement for Kathleen Figueroa at Home

Mrs. Robert Figueroa of Tow announces the birth of a daughter Kathleen born November 6. Weight and hospital details are unclear in the fragment. A social event followed the birth with a list of attendees including McCain Begley, We Hn, Talnecker, James Lirsuings ham, Russell Phllips, Joe Farkas, Cecil Colyer, Harald Dorkey, Scheckert, Floyd Hewitt Smith, and Paul Bradford.

Robert Figueroa Kathleen Stuerou Andy Dua McCain Hal Begley Fobery

Young walruses in captivity reach daily intake

Report notes young walruses in captivity are fed about 109 pounds daily. The detail highlights feeding norms for captive pinnipeds and may reflect zoo or research facility protocols.

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