08-15-1958

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FRIDAY IAUGUST 15.1958
VO LUME 2 N l.M'BER 23
BAGD~D
10'
TWINS
BAGDAD, ARIZONA_
The Medical Minute
By Richard G. Hardenbrook, M.D.
This year rrr:r vacation will combine b.tsiness with
relaxation during a three week period betwen
August 10 am August 31, 1958. furing lilY' absence
Doctor Donald Murray of Phoenix will be at the
Bagdad Hospital in rrr:r place.
Both rrr:r wife and rrr:raelf' have been i nvited to
attend the annual meeting of the World Medical
Association which this year will te held in Denmark. I have been a member of the Association
since i t was founded in 1947 and have found it
to be an extreme~ potent and interesting force
in tba proliX>tion or international goodwill. This
year I will be a aember of the United States
Committee.
H.Y wife baa been
~quested by her organization,
The American Association or Me:H.cal Record Librarians, to represent that organization at this
meeting. · Since the establishment of a unitorm
international code for medical records is -eo
extremely important from many aspects-such as
world Public He a 1 t ~er job 18 particularly
important and constructhe.
..._.~~--~~~~~~--~tor
"'
somewhat bored with tre whole
Proceedings.
Thats Bart on the lert, Bret
on the right. The tvi':ls are sons or Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Wadford.
Arter conclut~ion ~ ~ . .tinp in D.~~~ark, w
hope to epend a week in southern Swden looYd.ng
up some of Hr8. Hardenbrook's relatives before
returning by the 'Polar ROute' to Los Angelea
and Bagdad.
Home on Leave
Home on leave, having
completed treir nine wa3ks
of boot camp training at
the San Diego Naval base
are Paul Jackson, T on y
Sanchez, .Jim Fowler, and
J oe Rudy.
The boys arrived last week end, and
expect t o be home about
two weeks .
On their return to duty
Paul, a seaman apprentice
will g o to Treast~re Island for a 26 week course
in an Electronic Technician school. Jim, a Fireman apprentice , wi 11 go
to Great Lakes , Illinois
for a 12 weeks course in
!l.acbinist school. Joe , a
seaman apprentice, " ill
go aboatd t~ USS Vernon
County. Ee will"te at sea
for six menths, toon will
~ttend Electr onic Technician school at Treasure
Island. Tony, a fire:nan
apprentice, will have dutu
a oo.rd tm
lexington.
Ur. and Mrs. J . r1 . Schultheis spent the past
~~-----------------------------------------.. week end visiting in Los
Angeles . Their sonVictor
who has be en spending a
vacation with relatives
there returned with them
A California 1 ice n se present or abs en t' i r J~onday.
#AWP 536, owned by Eddie there is reason to beU..
Congratulations to Fred
V. Gonzales of Bagdad was that the cgr is still in
camp,
the
number
i~
re
and
Nancy ILedlin. A dauPapa Bing Crosby, who now hu
the lucky license number
entered
tor
future
dt.av
ghter;'\Teighing
7lb, 9oz
fiVe lOllS, aaid yestentay he
WEDDING BELLS
drawn for the cash bonus
thQught there finally 'MIUid be a
ings.
On
two
occasions
was
b
o
r
n
in
the
Bagdad
Bin& Jr.
..,._.._._ _ _ __....--"Javard o f $150 .00 at the
a number which was calle Eospital August 10. The
Tbe M-year-old c:rooner took bit
Wedding Bells are ringBagdad Drive-In Theatre once was again drawn to little one is named J omother-In-law, Mrs. ouve Granding throughout the camp.
l ast Saturday night •
hanna 1'ar.ala. 1Jrs. Madltatf, West Columbia, Tex., to see
Eddi
t
k but tbe cash award.
ber grandson, bom Friday to the
Joann Haze 1 Weaver and
e was e. wor ,
The bonus award t h i s lin i s t h e daughter of
linger's young wife, Actr~
Arthur Gene Ferguson were had 1 e f't in s tructions
,:.:~d...
an
~d-E••ls
...a.,.
·:.n_ e"'
ad
• •on• •...__,
Kath>' Grallto; 2J.
married August 11th. The with a friend to attend Saturday wi 11 again be 1 ~Frc
for
$150.00.
Will
i
t
be,.
11fE 7·POUND !klunoe boy had
c 9 remony was performed by i n his car.
The f'l'iend
your number!
DOt been named pending the arMrs. l<a rissa. 'Blackman
rival ot the grandmother, wh
Justice of Peace Stanley came, b u t with another
1
and 1,; r s . Bill Blackman
Crosby said had reserved th
ht
group and Eddie s car was
right to uame the baby if it wu~~~
Vi"oi;.
ws!Wilui.t.:n. .t~i""'n~g~~V~i~
r g~i~n~i~a~ not present. Sunday eveand children J. c. , cookie
Bike-Car Collide
and J oy, w e r ~ guests- of
a boy.
Gonzales and Ted Riley ning Eddie claimed his
Bing took another quick peek at
d f
A j e e p and a bicycle !~ . and Mrs. Dale Brawnhll new son and then emerged
were said in Las Vegas on awar o a theatre book
alone from Queen of Angels HosAugust lOth
· containing $5 .50 worthd" ·w ere involved :in an acci- lee recently. The group
pital, leaving Mrs. Grandstaff to
p ne Uxtuzuastegui coupons.
dent about 6 : 00 pn Sunday is from Sayer, Oklahoma.
visit with her daughter.
in Bagdad.
The bicycle Mrs . Bill Blaclanan is Mrs
Hen
ry
Turner
we
r
e
In
as
llllCh
as
an
out
of
and
"Has he been named yet?"
newsmen asked tlY.l beaming
married in 3ooerton, Ariz- state licensed ear mybe ridden by Elisa Gutierres Br ownlee 's mother.
ran into a jeep ovmed by
father.
~o
~n~a~o~n~A~u~~~~=-::7:::- presumed to h ave left
"You'd better ask my motherc ures a n d compl ete camp Manager Jim Snelson John Sr.tith. The driver of
Heceqt pttients in the
in-law," he parried.
stories will te availeble had stated that the num- the j e e p saw the child Bagdad Hospital have been
The crooner, obviously in high
next issue •
ber would be eliminated and stopped his vehicle. Lonr.y Lacey, Mrs. Albert
spirits, finally gave in to confrom future drawing. H"' ._ But Elisa, riding a dawn Gr iffith and ';!anda Schoen
tinued queries, however, and a&
"""'
\
hill grade, was unable to
swered, "Well, 1 think it'll be
ever, Eddie states that
Yvonne and Bob Roberts
junior, just like me."
Betty and Ben \7illiBl"'...s this car is not only 1n stop an d collided witb
CROSBY HAD declared eutier,
and :1r. and : r s . Bill Gr- C&llp, but will be inside
the f r ont fender o f the Jr. were week end guests
howevl!l', that wtatever tbe name.
a09, of Prescott, we r e the The 8 t re o n Sa turday
jeep. She was treated a~ of t h e Bob Roberts, Sr,
"You can bet he'll be aidnwnwl
Tex" because his mother Is a
~e sts of the Geor ge Ve~ nights hereafter.
the Ba gdad Hospital for last Saturday. Bob is emTexan.
rec--ently. 1.~rs. Gracewill
When 8 number is called
bruises and shock, and· ployed by an electrical
Crosby's real name Is Harry
be re:nembered as the forf i rm in Yuma.
released ~.'onday.
UJH• Crosby Jr., which 'MIUid
regardless 0 f its being
make his 10ft Harry m.
me r ~:ellj e Bouchard.
Harry mName Picked,
Says Proud Papa Bing
Who's Got the Lucky License
P.AGE 2
FRIDAY
AUGUST 1!:>,
]
IY!:>~j
THI: CO PPI:K NEWS
Frank Rosson
Enters Race
For Sheriff
F .: unk I t•sson has anr.ounced his
c a w l i cl <~<' \' lOt'
By Nell Hurt
IN THE CHURCHES
IIAODAD ~ atUitOI
Clllpel)
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NOTICFS
P. ud A. lol.
Al Weatbart~Md, wonblpluJ muter,
m-. 2Dd Tueeday ol eac:b month
New Lodp Hall
liONS rum
..... IIBdrwd .._
a!NDAY ,IDVICIII:
......... . .. . ......... .. 11 LJII.
~ ............. ..... T J.JD.
~ SdloGI .. .. .. ... t:• a.m.
YCialll JIW!ple'1 .. .. .. .. • .. I p.a.
WEDNESDAY
a.aq. ..._,_. •• .. •..... T p.m.
lleeta old ac:bool llbrtry
lit ud 3rd Mooday each moatb '
1:30 p.m.
Meets lit MGDday ol each mont.l
.....
... .._...
..
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11'. PaANCIS CA'IHOUC aR.IIlaf
... Prucla
7tb Hour Club meets 4th Tuelday
ol eac:b month
•
ill the Jcicrp hall.
C.A.P. Seaiors each Thurs. at 7:30
C.A.P. Cadets each Mood&y 7: 00
lA C.A.P . Buildla&•
Wranglereues meet every 2nd and
4th Honday of each mooth at 8: 00
p.m., In Yamell Community Hall.
Catholic Women's ,Guild meets on
the 4th Wednesday at each month.
The " SID& Club" meets ftllef'/.WM-
CICINIDVAnvB IIAP1Ur CHURat
a-day Scllool • .. .. .. .. .. 1: 45 a.m.
Monfa& Wonhlp' . ..
11: 00 a.m.
Iielllayatthec-.lld-a&~
- Everyooe IDvtted.
1...
to Point
r row. En
te, over th~
frozen north,
tragedy struck. The small plane
crashed, and both Rogers and
Post were killed.
It
a moment of na&ional
mou.mlna', for 1n the tl'oubled
Urnes of th011e yean tile unraly
haJ.r, twinkllng eyee and b1'0tld
grin of W ill Rocen. actor and
w..
comic, bad endeared hlm to mllllonL B e would be tor el,y mbe.
eel.
Remember the year?
Thoee were da,ya when tmlJea
were ~eUrnes scarce . • . and
.o were dollars. Any man who
bought a ear then ahopped for
a d ealer who would &lve him
the beat boy.
Tbe year wu 1983.
These are better days . . . but
it still pays to shop for the best
buy In a new car . We'll save
yo u money on a brand-new
Che vrolet . And you 'll have t he
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ot
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ME J.a.
. . . ., Ball- ~ ..... 10:00 a.m.
~ • Commwtlon 11:00 a.m.
Yo.~& .....,.. . . . .. ....... 6:45
p.m.
PNacbia& •
Commlllllon . 7:31 p.m.
Wed. Bible Study .. .. .... 7:30 p.m .
........ Ladiea Bible 0... 10:Gp
...... Ia C.A.P, Bafldlq
Llll.
W~y
He has tllken a g r eat interes t
In the life of the community and
its nffa i1 s ha ving ser ved on t 'le
beard o; ciircctor s o f the C:1am·
J>er o~ Cv•nrne1·cc a nd the Ya vn·
pai County Highway Dcvelopment
association. At the pref;cnt time
he is a lllember of too board of
director s ' or the Pre~c-ort Fo : ndation for Industrial De velopment, a
m e m her •11 the loca l Elks Lodge.
the Fra te rna l Order of Police , of
,\ilich he 1s a farm e r p1e ~ ident :
and a m P.mbcr of other civic a nd
fi'Aiernal orders in Ya vapa i county .
He is prcs1dcnt of the PAL (P ollee At.'l l ~ t iC' Leag ue) and is hea dIng ~le drive for a clubhouse for
the P AL u r: the Citv playground.
F rank !'e,.vcd two and a hall
,t'ears as :1 cll'puty she · lff a'1C! sb:
months as ceputy probation officer.
He is now 11 mem ber of the R e~erve Pollrc of the City of P res·
colt. D. ri r.~; his active parlicipat lon in law enforcement wor k, he
attended a ll FBI training eourses
In the are a . As a former Presrott
bus inessmRn, h e believes thot
greater p~fic iency and econoiny
I!' the ad•n ' dstrntion could be put
jnto effel't. resuting in a s aving
({)r the t:'lxpayer.
Fll.\NK ROMO~
Ft. Wo 1·th Tex ., _in 19-15, at \\t'lich
:ime he was employed by !fle
Santa Fe R ailway, later going 1n-
With his training. exp<>rience
and willingness to cooperate \vith
tl'e pubJ ;c and· lnw ooforccment
officei'S, ne believes he i s well
qualified to s CTVe the people ·of
~is count'v in the office of 'Sheriff.
OPEN
DODGB
PLYMOOI'H
GIL'S
Richfield Service
" 24
HOURS
EVERY
Downtown Wlckenburl
DAY
LET US SERVICE
YOUR CAR
"DODGE Job rated
TRUCKS"
RICHFIELD
PRODUCTS
GOODYEAR
TIRES and BATTERIES
WNi
MOTOR COMPANY
PhoaeJ-
s. JloatezurNJ
PRESCOTI', AJUZONA
.1
Vohmlea' Flremea meet on the
2Dct Friday ol •c:b IIIOilth In Yamell
Conunuaity Hall at 7:30 p .m.
VISIT
MARLER FURNITURE
Tbe IAdiea PeDonhiD ol the
Yamell C4mmlalty Omrc:b meeu the
2nd Saturday ol eadl moath at 2
p.m., at the varioul home..
For Fine
FURNI11JRE
301 Grove Ave.
PRESCOTT
YAIINBLL
Catbotic ParUb of Maty MedJatrk of aU Graces .
.a-day Mass at Yamell In Shrine
Olapel at 4: 30 P .M. Mooday and
I C l' ll in Fra nklin Co unty,
(·a rne to l'rescou fro m
'-
an ntabUsbed, reliable dealer, at
NEll. HURT CHEVROLET, 147
N. Corte~~ St., Phone 1580.
B.Y.P.U . .............. .. . 1:30 p.m.
E.......,u..uc Service , ..... 7:30p.m.
Pra)'W Meet Wed........ 7:30 p.m.
atVaai or c~..IST
..,.. F - - .. r.; . ...
\\ :IS
Al-
Rev. Fr. Gerarcl
JUND.\Y MASSES t :OI• 11:00 LDI.
IOUJHEIIN MP'IDr atVRal
Slladay Scbool .......... 18:00 a.m.
Moni:la Wonldp ....... 11: 00 a.m.
£¥oenla& Service ......... . 7:30p.m.
Ik•
.\1 k .. :md
were
from
at the F1re BaD
I
Darcu IJocW)' u a-wmced:
""11111 .,....., C2udl wldt tbe
He was th e most beloved hum orist of the centu ry . . . the
homespun philosopher whose
warmth and wit had wo n him
a pe rmanent p lace In America's
hear t. He was a star of s tage
and screen, and a newspaper columnist r ead by millions. His
name was W ill R oge rs.
On that August day the smiling comedian took off In a plane
flown by a man a)most equally
t he pithe
FIREMAN'S AUXILIARY
. . Study • PrQw .. ... . p.m.
JIJUDAY at t :30
I.adlel Bille au.
H 0 I ciMiel for OdWreD after
ec11oo1 11aan at dlurdl ta an
the offi ce ot .Sher ·tr
0: Ya vnpai collnly . suhj<' <-t to Lh-.1
ill of t h ~ \uters o[ the D,• mM· I ·:t~i c
pm'l)'.
\~
to t.usmeor'> fo:· h im.~eif. Sinc:e coming here ne has made m an y friends
and iL wa, in P1-c,;N>tt hP 111et
his w ife, tne forme r ~fnry Bellis.
Fi·ank ancl l\ta ry 0\\n their home
at 506 F;c neer Dr.. in Pre~cOlt
MIDSUMMER
at II A.M.
!eluxJI I t.de
TREMENDO.US TIMELY
SHOE SALE
Ledls Guild meets oo 4th Wednes-
day of each moath.
ANNUAL AUGUST
VALUES IN CLOTHING
AND ALL
SCHOOL ITEMS
YAMEU. BAPIUI' OIUJlCH
l.
.....y Scbool .. ... • ... .. .. 10 a.JD..
llanl.a Wonhlp ......... .. II Lm.
A...,....., .......
. . . . . . Wonblp ..... ....... 7 p.m.
Welldy Hour of Prayer at 7: 00 P.M.
Prtday.
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CONGRESS COIDIUNI1T
lUNDAY ICHOOL
PRESCOTT
ller'wtc. .. .. .. • .. .. .. • .. •.. • 10 a.m.
laJU. VAlLEY UNION tdAPEL
I
....... lllrte . . . . . .
a-day Scbool .. 10:30 a.m. to 12:00
'"the Pl'leadlle.t Clllln:h 111 the w~·
CGIMUNil'Y aftmat, YAaNW"-•.,
.uuzONA
... c.
~
.......
.._..Y Sc:hoolt:• a.m. to 10:45 a.m .
.....y ManliDa Wonblp
lerYtce ................ 11:00 a .m.
5~ - 10¢ - 25¢ STORE
for 3 days
Beginning Monday ,August 18
a special group of our famou s - na!T)e
dress shoes in high and mid heel,casuals and flats
taken from regular
syock in Phoenix,greatly reduced for
this important Prescott event •••
Monday through Wednesday,Aug .18-20
I
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I
L. D. S.· - ~
ill& t :OO a.m. to 1%:•
aall Comnnmlty Hall.
Suaday mom110011
at Yar-
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PRESCOTT I ARIZONA
6
ious f er its· s tee~~ scen t YARNELL NEWS
CONGRESS BRlEFS
Rings f orth in l oud acc- By Elsie Kolar
l ai m
r.~r. and Mr s . P.enry t.'cI
t
s cha llenge t o t he pass- On August 4th a surprise
Guffie of River s i de , Ca l.
e rby t o make t hat hill wedding shower was given
hav e been v isiting the
in honor of Susan Sass of
in high.
Jim lJcGuff ies.
Yarnall and Bob Westfall
Robert Beasley and fa:l- Her e ~t its f oot this
of Wickenburg. Hostesses
ily have moved t o Yarnell.
little whi s t le stop lies for the affair wre Mrs.
Sorry t o have them leave
in all its glory
Edna Whitlatch,Yolan WaCongres s .
It ca n 1 t be s hu'lned or
gne r ,Beatrice Barnier arrl
1!.r. and Urs . Uunsil a re
or got te n Hound
Adessa Quayle . T~y had
decorated the Cotllllllnity
still vace tioning at his For all points ; ~lorth , ·
South, Ea s t or '.-lest
Hall with wide, twisted
son's home in Crewe , Va.
His sen recently returned The tra ve lle r in his ~ ver streamers of white crePe
from Cr.i le , S. A. }~r. Fred quest ·ror pl aces f a r
paper end fashioned a wh1te unbre Ua and a h u ge
Gr yberg is taki ng care of Hust through i t s doors
t heir p 1 a c e while the y pass on wherever gou nd . white paper bell, under
The wa7 i s lined wi t h
which the bride and groom
are gone.
buildings
few
t o be sat to unwr~p their
Hr. and ~ Irs . Roy Cornett
have )eft f or AJaska. They Too many cuts the scenic many beautiful gifts. The
pla ce ca r ds e ach he ld a
left by auto, a nd expect view
So a ll we boas t i s one or miniature lall and chain.
w. E. (l'at) PATT E RSON
t o be gone a month. 1~.
two
Sandwiches, cc:£fee and tea
Gus t~itz :is looking after
Ait:!r one more term , Judge Pat.
d ·
1.•
Like a very town wher e
wre served the guests
terson will be elegible far retire- the~r place unng t 1.e l.l'
mooum-sntal structures
after 'Which Miss Sass ·cut
m ent tmder the Judge's State Re- abs ence.
tiremenf Act a.fter having served
r
l l
S
stand
the cake, which was just
on the Superior Court bench in
l.ll'. and .. rs • am Doom 'tie have The Congress
•out o f this world', the
Ya vaptti County for more than 17 and cl:ildren v isited in
House
decorat
ions l:Blng beautiYf'ar·s .
Cal i fornia the nast wce'k
H~ has practiced his legal p~ Dewe-..r Clay orerated treir :1ere eV9ry day folks come .f'ul large pink rosebuds.
fl'ss1on for more than 33 years.
J
•
•
to ca ll for ma.il
There wre approximate~
He has devoted 24 years of his g as stat~on while they
.And
if
perhaps
their
hunforty guest s present.
life to public service; one year as lfere gone .
ger' must be quenched , the
Deplllty County Attorney, fo~
c~;~fe right ne xt door is Miss Sass and Mr. Westall
years as County Attx>rney, .Six''
l~rs . Cora Aus tin i s enwher
e the food is held . 'Will be married Saturday
i:C~sY::r~s~steJ~f!~f· thS:~u':: t e rtaining her son, Paul
ior Court. He is most grateful to Austin an d f amily fr om No cover cha rge ; t he cou- August 16,in the Yarnell
nt~ r lined with cakes
Community Church.
Rev.
~:~:?::~i citizens for these privi- t!oronci, Arizona.
a nd pi es
Scott Siegle will otficHe is recognized as a veteran
POETRY
'.-li ll make you ooen wide
late at the ceremoDY' to
J urist and one ot the outstanding
•
take place at 4 p.m.
A
Judges of the ~tate•. having bee!' C ngre"s Arizona - -you
your
eyes
.
w
called to pres•de m n umerous O
... ,
rece
ption
will
tbllQW
to
courts of the State in many lm- may a sk where its found This is the Congress
be Seld at the Community
porta!lt cases, s~ch as the famous Well the southwest holds
House .
"
_M'. arsm ktdooppmg trial in Mari'
Hall. Lots of good luck,
The
Atcheson
1 Topeka a nd
copa County, the Firemans• wa~ its secrets true
Sue and Bob.
~anta Fe rol l s thru the
lnitatiyc measun; of the City ot But Yer nell hil l , notorPhocmx, Amexation by Scott;fale,
town,
Mr. and Mr•. Al Scbullacanc! JmiJI3'
· and ha s been awarded a cert.liot once 1 but many times her have l ef't for t bl!l ir
Tbe Supreme . Court ot Arizona oate of Merit tor distinguished sera day its whistle shrill semi-year~ trip to Calihas avaUed itaelf ol his services vice u a consultant or the Inter fornia.
Tbey vill stay
in many cesea and .he hu written mountain Juvenile Court Institute. C~lls out t he wcrning
several !~an~ 'decisions for He is Past President of the Arizsound,
about
tvo
months before
tha t Courf. mvol\IUlg the law of ona States Jodges Association and
As groan~. 'lg engi ne s ,
their return to Yarnell.
Ha~as Corpus in •t he no~ Ric- is a member thereof.
• card1 case, lhe Law of Neghgenee;
The Judge has been awar ded 'II
fo llowed ne ar wi th
Mr . and Mrs. Wm. Shmidt
or Lflndlord ~J'!d T~nant, and rec- certificate of appreciation by the
~eavl
cargo
bea
t
have returned from their
enUy, a dec1s1on mvolvirig more United States Navy in re~ognltion
~an $200,000 on the Law of At- of oub.1:a nding sefV\ce . to its re- For di9 t ant pl aces on
san Diego trip.
uactive Nuisance.
cruiting service. He also Is a rnemthe i r l onely j ourney
Mr
Mr Bi h
f
The dectsion in the case of Lam- ber of several ci vic and taterna l
sent .
• and
s.
a op o
bros Metals vs. Tannous, written organizat ions.
Flagstaff spent the week
by Judge P a tterson tor the Arl:
Judge P atterson ca me to Pres- Beside the track , t he
zona Supreme Court, was publish- colt wnen a young law student and
depot , not decked out
end vith the Hodges.
ed in the American Law Reports, o.fter oompleting his legal educa!n full decor, but old
The Community Fellowship
a Na.uonal legal reporting system tion at Geor getown University, in
which publishes only. selected Wra~hlngton D. C., returned to A \WOde n struct u r e mar ked luncheon am bazaar vhich
c as es or importance .
Prescott and has resided here tot
with ve a rs , s t i ll stand- was held August 9, was a
He is a Member of the Ameri- more thnn 36 years. He and his
i ng there s o !:t e rn and
huge suooess . The ladies
cnn Bar Association, Yawpal \vife, Mrs . Nora A. Patterson
Couh.ty Bar Association, National have reared a nd educa ted thei;
bold
All this is
of the Fellowship extend
Council or Juvenile Cqurt Jud~ . two children here.
Congres s , I
am t old .
their "thanks and appre-
Fine Rec-ord in
Court Job Aid
For Patterson
DIIIIIE EXJIEIIIEIII:E
CON SI DE R
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elation" to thei r many
patrons.
Don't forget the next ccmmuni~y "Pot Luck" dinner
will be held Sunday ,September 14th, at the Hall
at 1:)) pm. Everyone is
Welcome.
The Wra n glerettes ·w ill
serve their last dinner
ot the season on Saturday
August 23, from five to
eight pm. It will be one
ot those delicious steak
dinners. Make it a point
to come and dine with us
at the Community Hall on
the 23rd.
The Song Club still meeta
every Tuesday, at seven,
in t he Community Hall.
They invite every one to
attend~d enjoy a pleasant evening.
Cool, Cool •••
Prescott.
HORSE RACING
Every
SAT. & SUN.
e
POiit Time,
1:15 p.m.
e
Pari-Mutuel
Wagering
MORE THAN 33 YEARS IN LEG AL PROF ESSION
1 YEAR DEPUTY COUNTY ATTORNEY
4 YEARS COUNTY ATTORNEY
6 YEARS STATE SENATOR
13 YEARS JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
e
Coil ed to Assist in Supreme Court in
Many Cases
Written several important decisions for
Supreme Court
Resided in Yovopoi County 35 years ond
Knows 0 11 Problems
RE - ELECJ JUDGE W. E. (PAT) PATTERSON FOR THIS
MOST IMPORTANT OFF ICE, JUDGE OF THE SU PERIOR COURT
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THURSDAY- FRIDAY AUGUST 14-15
Kenneth Moore
Sa lly Anne Howes
~'PARADISE
LAGOON"
LOWEST
REGULAR
PRIC.ES
BAGDAD 0 RIN1v e Theatre
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last Complete Show 9 p.m. FIRST SHOW AT ·DUSK
THURSDAY- FRIDAY AUGUST 21 - '22
We're bringing it ba ck to
see if you missed it -If you saw it be fore ••• See it aga in .
SATURDAY AUGUST 23
"CHASE A CROOKED SHADOW "
Mile a minute suspense
Technicolor
UBITTER VICTORY"
wit h Kurt Jurgens
LUCKY LICEN SE AWARD\ 150 .00
SUNDAY-MO N DAY AUGUST 17 - 18
Joe l McCre a
Susan Cabot
HFORT MASSACRE"
Color by Deluxe
SUNDAY - MONDAY
AUGUST
24 - 25
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HOW LONG SINCE A MOVIE
SATURDAY ON LY A UG UST 16
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"THE·REVENGE OF
FRANKENSTEIN"
HIT YOU IN THE HEART?
Here is a motion picture your heart will never
forget. A motion picture to remember with a
glowing pleasure.
An emotional experience that will take its place
among our most cherished memories . . • like your
first date . . • your first party ... your first tears!
That's why ' OLD YELLER' is sure to become one of '
the MOST ENJOYED , .. . 'MOST TALKED ABOUT'
movies in years!
·
filmed in Te c hnico lor
TUESDAY AUGUST 26
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Alan ladd
"WILD HARVEST"
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TUES DAY ONLY AUGUS T 19
Walt Disney prese nts
Dorothy Malone
Fe ss Parke r
THUR . - FRIDAY
A UG. 27- 28
FLIGHT"
UOLD YElLER"
WAR IN THE SKY I
IN ALL A RI ZONA
WALKINS
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THE worlrl outdoors is a beautiful, living place where the
wonders of sky and water and
color and g rowth, life, and even
death. are v1vidly presented to
even the most casual eye.
True. the teeming concrete and
~tee l canyons of the city streets
a rc beautif ul, and "alive"- but
not in the same way. The boundaries of a city may reach outward
and with this outward growth the
ed1llces of stone and steel must
reach ever higher into the sky.
But, always behind this progress
the impt-tus has to come from
man himsclL A building neve•·
grows." Man must conceive this
~rowth in h is mind nnd make it
reality through the labor ol his
hands. Yet In the &rent world omdoors a tiny seedlin& will sprout
on a mountaintop and in nature's
i!ood hmc throw a lengthy shadow
mto the valley below; a flower
w11l bloom among the rocks of the
desert; and a rolling river w1ll
roll and roll a nd roll, ever flowing.
The re <>hould be a harmonious
rC'Ialionship between the asphalt
jungle and the true wilderness,
these two " worlds" on our planet.
And, we s hould a ll r ea lb.e that
some things that are a part of one
"world" have no place in the other. 1\Ian will use machines and
tools anil chemicals to keep his
living area c lean. lie c uts the
grass c lose to the earth, sprays
polson to k111 Insects that inhabit
his ground, the air about him and
the eaves or his buildings. And
these things man must do to enjoy a liveable environment.
Jt 1s indeed man's world . Someday he may fully realize this fact
and the few who have worked hard
and long to protect and preserve
the natural beauty of the world
<•Utdoors will then be justly r ewarded.
llfiTII IIIIBIIIBitE
I:IIEIIRIIIET 1111:.
of
WICKENBURG. AR IZONA
invites the people of Bagdad to our
LOGAN'S GUN COURTING
By Katy Baker
H EN the. door opened and
W Matt
Jones walked into the
REV. ROBERT H. HARPER
FATHU AND SON
UJ WAITED for the train a t Cov-
entry" the poet writes about
a legend of the city. Recently, I
waited patiently for the coming of
a plane that had been crossing
the nation from Washington City.
The plane came, almost on time,
in spite ol adverse weather co.tditions along its route. But I was
really waiting for a man on board
- my son. I had not seen him in
quite a while, and it was a reUef
and a joy when he arrived that
tempestuous n ight.
He Is a good boy-now grown
taller than his father and more
successful in lite. Let me be content that I have a son bigger than
myself and that he is bearing well
the beat that I can leav~ him-a
goo.cf name.
In the bu rry and business of life
and the wide separation of residence, we seldom see each other .
But I know he is thlnk1fli of me·
on Father' s Day, as I am thinkin& of him. And he and I will be
glad always to demonstrate the
theme of the National Father's
Day Committee that " Integrity
Starts In the Home." And I am
sure that a m other in the better
land rejoices in the line lile she
has given to the world In our son.
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'58 Willys Station Wagort-Warn Hubs,
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Was $2,795 . 00 ••. . •••.••. NOW ••• $2,495.()9
'56 Ford V-8 Club Coupe- Fordomotic
R & H, Very cleon,
$295 • dOYIIn or trade
'57 Chev Four Door Sedan- 2 tone green
Can't tel l from new. V-8, R&H,
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'54 Chevrolet Bel Aire- 2 door, V-8, R&H
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'53 Dodge Sedan TODAYS SPECIAL ••. , •. $ 295.00
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FRIDAY AUGUST 15, 1958
aace records . . . What's more,
after ae•eral decades of warblbl~
they're aUll much beiter thaD new
dater acta crowdin~ the scene t .
. .Y • • • Nat Kin&' Cole does his
...., ..... Job with "Do I Like
U " wiUl "Loolll.ln~ Back" on the
II• side.
saloon, J ohnny 'Logan laid his paper aside and glanced towa rd the
back room where his bartender
was cleaning up. No one else was
around.
"Matt." Johnny spoke, "I've already warned you to stay away
from my girl, Rosie Hall. This is
the second warning. There will
only be one more."
Matt's startled look faded 1from
Ius eyes and he smiled conte.rppttuously. He walked across the rj)Om
and sat down while Johnny watched
him baleMly. A minute later he
laid his gun oo the bar and began
counting the notches on the handle
in a voice loud enough to reach
Matt. "One- two-three--four, " he
intoned.
Matt's eyes grew bard for a
moment, then his lips twisted with
another smile. "Is the count correct?" he asked, amused.
" Yes. And I've still got room for
another."
Matt shrugged.
" These are for men I've met in
old Texas," J ohnny s aid, frostily.
"Didn't want to do It, but had to.
Can:te to Oklahoma In hopes of outliving the rep It gave me. Want to
be respectable, if I can."
"I see," Matt responded dryly.
Silence settled over the saloon
and lasted for several minutes.
·Then Matt went to the bar, ordered
a drink. tossed it otT, and went to
the street.
An hour later he re-entered the
place with Rosie Hall clin&ing to
his arm. Matt ordered whiskey and
Rosie ginger ale. They stood silent
for se•eral minutes watching the
anger building up in Johnny's !ace,
then went to the street laughing.
Matt returned to tbe bar room a
few minutes later. The saloon was
be&lnning to tul up, and J ohnny
didn't see him until he stepped to
the bar and ordered a drink. Johnny leaned toward him.
"Mf!et me out front 'It five to-
night," he said. Matt gave a slight
nod. " Bring your gun with you.
too," he directed.
The day passed slowly. Johnny
cleaned and oiled his gun and laid
it on the back bar. He noticed that
Rosie was in the crowd but he was
busy and ignored her.
Johnny glanced at the clock often, and as the minute hand
crawled toward the hour holstered
his gun and went outside. Matt was
coming down the street, his gun
dangling from his hand.
" We' ll stand back to back, take
five steps as I count them, turn
when I give the word, and fire."
"Just suits me fine," Matt replied.
The crowd drew back as they
moved to 1he middle of the street.
They stood back to back for a few,
moments. and . Johnny" began to
count. At the wprd they faced each
other. J ohnny crouched, tense.
Matt stood erect, his eyes smiling.
They raised their guns and tired
simultaneously.
" That's enough, Johnnie," Matt
said. "We're both using blank
shells. His voice showed amusement.
Johnny looked at his gun and began cursing. Matt walked up to him
and said softly: "Let's go into the
back room. I've got sometbin& to
explain."
Johnny foUowed hi m , somewhat
daz.ed.
"You've got me all wrong." Matt
began when the door closed behind
them. Rosie Hall is my half sister.
You've been so backward in your
courting we decided to bring you
to time by making you jealous. She
loaded your gun with blanks when
you wasn't looking. I didn't aim to
hurt you, and had blanks in my
gun, too."
Johnny looked his amazement.
"Then-then-•· he stammered.
"Forget it. You're still respectable in this community. In tact, us
fellows want you to run for sherit'l'
next elt>ction."
1 REMEMBER'.
rv mOLDman:
F rom Robert 0 . Owen, White
C"y, KIUlsaa: I remember when I
was a youne boy about the only
houses were log houses except for
the well-to-do who lived In frame
bouses.
When one of the folks wanted to
build a bouse or barn they cut the
trees down and hauled the logs to
the site of the building, then set a
day known as "log raising day."
Men and boys, women a nd children came from miles a round bringing baskets of food .
A man with a sharp ax would go
to each corner of the building.
Others would put logs in place and
the cornermen would notch and fit
logs Into phice. For a one-story
buildin!! they would raise It eight
or ten logs high; for a story and
one-half building, 12 to 14 logs.
One log raismg I never will forget. An old man was on one corner
and qulle a crowd of young men
and boys were there. An older
man, not able to work, rode up on
his mule and warned the crowd
to stand back. since the ax might
slip out of the other man's hand
and hurt or kill someone.
" This ax is not getting away,"
the cornerman said. ''Newcombe
has a hold on this ax."
The very next stroke, his ax
flew through the air, but the crowd
had moved back. Newcombe never
said a word Just looked foolish .
CSt n d r en trlb uU o na to thla ('O iumn to
Tbe: Old Timer. Commu n ltr f.'rf',:.ti Ser v·
Je.e, BoA XU, Frankfort. 1\ e.DtU t'lr y .)
VOTE FOR
SJIIIIIJII:JIIUIII
Republician Candidate
COUNTY ATTORNEY
Pro Player
To Coach
ASU Nine
Bob Winkles Named
Sun Devil Mentor
Bob Winkles, presently a
shortstop and pitcher for Tulsa in the Class AA Texas
league, ·h as been appointed the
new head b aseball coach for
Arizona State university, it
was announced Tuesday (today) . by Dr. Grady Gamma&e,
president of the Tempe institution.
To assume his duties on September 1, Winkles succeeds
Mel Erickson, who was Sun
Devil diamond mentor this past
sprin&, and recently appointed
assistant dean of men at the
University of Arizona at Tucson.
In addJtion to his diamond
duties, Winkles will also serve
as assistant p rofessor in the
physical education d epartment,
Gamma&e went on t o add.
The valedictorian of his high
school class at Swifton, Ark.,
Winkles attend(!(! lllinois Wesleyan college, Bloomington,
Ill., where h t p layed on both
the baseball and bask etball
squads through h is junior season.
The leadin( hitter on the
hardball nine his freshman and
junior seasons, he also served
as captain and w as voted the
top player on the squad his
junlor year. In basketball h e
was the team's leading scorer
and an all-eonlerence selection
hia junior year.
Although he signed a professlooal baseball contract with
the Chicago White Sox following his j unior year, Winkles
remained at W~Jeyan tQ complete bia senior 1ear. During
that -.uon he SCfVed as a
ctudent assistant coach.
After one .season in pro ball,
he was drafted into the serVice
for two years. Following discharte in 195~ Winkle beean a professional career
wbicb included service ln the
A and AA minor lucue rana.
In lt55 ancl '56 be was selec;ted to the all-ate. team from
bJJ "Colorado Sprfncs club, and
in 11167 he wu m IQI-star selection for TW..,. List year at
1\llsa, playlnc 1~• • aames at
shortstop he hit , .279, while
leadlnf the toutb Texu leatUe
Jn putouts·and auists.
~ from his Bachelor of
Arta in physical education,
Winkle ~
.a master'a Heene ·in tbe...same field
po•••es
ASU Picks Vache
To Broadcast 58
Football Contests
SCHEDULED OCTOBER 25 -
DetroitU Stadium Sold
Out For ASU Grid Tilt
1
Bob Vache, program director
of KVAR television, was nam'ed Monday as play - by - play
broadcaster for the 10 - game
Arizona State university foolball schedule this faD.
Word has been received
here that t~ Arjzona
State- University ot Detroit
football game, scheduled
in Detroit Saturday alternoon, October 25, is a sellout..
The University af Detroit stadium. seats qpproximately 25,QOO. The fact
that the ~ontest is a sellOllt. more than tWQ months
in advance is indicative ot
the great interest kindled
A veteran of 15 years of
sports broadcasting In Arizona,
Vache first announced Sun Devil games as a member of the
1949 broadca~ting crew. He has
also done play -by -play a!
Yuma and Mesa Hi&h school
gtid tilts, and was later announcer of the Chlca&o Cubs
sprmg contests dt Mesa.
THE BAFFLES
All games on the 1958 Devil
slate, starting with the September 20 opener aga1nst Hawaii University, will be broadcast over KTAR, Phoenix, and
a n etwork of at ieast 12 other
Arizona stations.
Chuck Benedict, who handled broadea.sts.ot the Sun Devil tilts last year, has lett station KVOY, Yuma, and IS now
a member of llie Los Angeles
Rams management staff. In addJtioiJ, to living in the coast
city, Benedict has several radio and . television shows in the
area.
A nativ e Phoenician, Vache
is a graduate ol Phoenix college a nd a veter11n of World
Wat II, where he served al
a combat pilot in the European theater.
ln radio work, Vache hu
been sports dir ector at KCLF,
at Clifton, KVOY, Yuma, where
he x>receeded Benedict, and
KTY{.,, Mesa:·. In addition, he
announced the tirst televised
game in Arizona history, the
1950 Salad Bowl batle between
Xavier of Ohio and Arizona
StAte university:
The announcemen~ of the ap~
pointment of Vache was made
by J ack Willis, KTAR program
director, and Lee Co 1 em an,
ASU publicity director.
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whJ<:h )le obtained from the
University of Colorado, BoJJl,der, Colo., in 1957.
Married, Winkles and his
wLfe are expected k> an'lve in
Tempe upon ~Ql.e~n ut the
Texas leafUe aeason.
By Mahoney
• • •
• The Put.blo Indians of N ew
Mexico performs a s eries of
ceremonial dances during the
winter months called "animal
dances." These rituals, in h on or o! such a nimals as the deer,
buffalo and antelope,
are
hunting ceremonies that date
from prehistoric limes, when
the Indian's chief winter food
consisted of wild game.
• • •
•
Althoueh m any American
Indian tribes have disappeared
or become assimilated in rec ent years, the Indians of New
Mexico are increasing in population, and have r etained in
most cases their ancient tribal
patterns and traditional customs.
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On July 21, 1930, Marine
Capt. Arthur Page made the
longest ~·ecordcd b lind fli ght
up to that time, from Omaha,
Nebr., to Anacostia, D . C., a
distance of 1,000 miles. He received the Distinguished Flying Cross posthumously for the
Oi&ht, having been killed in
the Thompson Trophy Race
only a few weeks later.
WJIIITED
•Dependable woman to take care
of two children at home. ~
ed parties wtite P.O. Box 373 •
Bagdad or call Midford 3-2296 .
WJIII1ED
BY LYS CONNELLY
GOOD many promising shows
that were s lated last fall have
fa llen by the wayside, caaualties
of too much production, too little
p roduction or too little imagina·
tion . . . One of those that was
axed was the Glsele M ac KeDde
show . . . Here Is a girl that is
very versatile .. . She's one singer who could develop Into a great
comedienne and with · Jack Benny
as her mentor, she had a head
jump in that fteld ... Unfortunately for her. she was given the time
slot following the one-hour Perry
Com o show and the half-hour Polly Ber,-en show, which Is very
similar to hers . . . Following
Gisele was an adventure film. then
"'Hit Parade. ·· . . . Why NBC
placed s uch a heavy emphasis on
music all in one period is o mys·
tery.
A
V. L. i'cDonald , a carpenter for the Ba g dad
Copper Corporation, has
subnitted h i s two weeks You want a SHERIFF that believes a (
termination notice to the RIGID enforcement progTam is the best
company e ffective Augu3t Politics.
25. F.e will be enployed
by tre StaGgs Euilt Eomes
ELECT
in Phoenix. ~~ rana Lopes
a nd Juan Colin have also
left 3agdad to make their,
h oMe in Phoenix.
They,
DEMOCRAT FOR
a l ong with forr.:.er residents Curley Staggs a nd
J ohn Ropeter a re &lso ~
YAVAPAI COUNTY
pl o:red by the Stages Built
PRIMARY t:L t:CT I ON SEPT. II. 111!:18
Eones .
IF
Walt Sanders
SHERIFF
by ASU which last year
completed an unbeaten and
untied 10- game schedule.
This will be the longest
trip east ever made by a
Sun Devil football team.
Frank J{ush, Demon bead
coach, has rated the Detroit Titans among his
tougtrcst opponents
'Ine Titans last year won
six games, lost three and
hed one.
The honor ot being the first
and only Marine oUicer actually to command a naval vessel in bat tle goes to Lt. John
Gamble, who commanded the
Greenwich during the victorIous engagem ent with the
British Seringap~tan on July
14, 1813.
at &illi& .. •
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No Fall wardrobe
is complete without
[~
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When you
must look your
very best, be sure you
choose Oaussner, the nylon
that has you in mind. Delicately aheer
with leg cuessing flattery in fashion's
smartest autumn tonea. Personalized
proportioning assures a natural fit. S
YOU'LL WANT SEVERAL
PAIR FOR BACKTO SCHOOL WEAR
AT O UR LOW PRICES I
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STYLE
& TOTS
OGS
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and EXPRESS SERVICE:
for the Bag{iad area.
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HilLSIDE. ARIZONA
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LAFF OF THE WEEK
The Yarnell- Peeples Valley Chamber of CoDIIIerce
will tmve its :tegular meeting a t the Hall Monday,
August 18th. Attend and
help discuss their plans
and give suggestions.They
meet every third Monday
or the month .
The Cedar Che at whlch the
Wranglerettes will give
away December 19 is get ting pretty well f''i lled
with linen and pretties.
'Whoever gets it will have
sone thing worth while, it
is a beauty.
EIEt:r
llti:K
I. IISS
NOTICE!
DEMOCRAT
JUDGE OF THE
SUPERIOR COURT
AT:'ENTION PUPILS! AlJ of
the Yarnell Hi ·gh School
pupils who will be riding the bus this coming
school term, will please
present themselves at the
Yarnell School fur registration on August 18 between 7 and ~:30 pm.THIS
IS A MUST .
Yavapai County
RE-ELECT
SARAH
"Wipe your fee&! ... Wipe your nose! . • . Wipe the
dishes! That's the story or my life!"
FOLSOM
A. D. Fee &: Sons
Rep.~b1ican Ca ndidate
PRESCOn APPLIANCE CO.
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Next Time
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IT'S THE EXTRAS
P~IMARY ELECTION Sept. 9,1958
l
THAT COUNT!
"It's Time to "Summeriz.e" Your Carl
BRAYTON'S
OLD TIME STORE
has been at the same
old location in
SPVICI
StaQIIad OU Ptoducs
ATLAS
Dick Pinney's
BAGDAD CHEVRON SERVICE
BAGDAO. ARIZONA
WICKENBURG
at the too of the underpass
SINCE 1906
COME IN TO US & BUY YOUR
SHOES & DRY GOODS
COMING UP
WE URGE EVERYONE TO DRIVE
Headquarters for ...
VETERINARY SUPPLIES
CUTTER -
FRANKLYN -
LED£Rl.E
Mail Orders Filled Promptly
CAREFULlY
AND TO COME BACK
SAFELY !!!!
l'ttESCRIPTIONS oMI DltUG NHDS
f ree cn.d< stond ond lel•phorw for cvstomen
in our Ronch Room
Baszdad Copper Corporation
EAGLE DRUG STORE
"'-e 130 -
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TIRES • T utU · 811 TTIEIUIS
.........,, Arbona
BAGDAD, ARJZONA
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I
l ~r. and !:rs . Dave Albright vt e r e California
visitors last week end.
They were guests of t heir
Jon, the J erry Albrights
in ,:,' hittier.
WANTED
t:r. and llr s . GPo. Colvi l l e and sm spent a week
re laxir.g at San Diego and
t he coastal area.
Po.ul Jackson left Sunday f or Dallas , Texas. He
will v i s it his n other,
Ur s . Pau]ine Bryson.
hrmlt No; 1
Blgd.d, A rtz.
ATTENTION
BOX HOLDER
The Prescott Office of
Tinker, daughter of t he
F e 1 i x Schnberts, came
down Ttith a ca s e of measles and had to miss seeing 'Ti nke r' :in the movie
"Pe ter Pa n" .
Richard Hudson, s on of
f ormer Dagdad r esidents
trr. and :trs. Dennis Hudson , has been a guest of
t he Vir gil 11' o o d fum~
the P'lSt fel'f days • The
Huds ons SJe ncn-r living in
Phoenix.
. ..
Std4 60, P.l.AR.
U.S . POSTAGE
PAID
FARMERS
LOCAL
INS.URANCE
GROUP .
Congress
Is now located at
FRANK ROSSON
THE
GROCERY & TAVERN
Mixed Drinks
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119 GROVE AVE.
-PhOne 66-
*Beer
*Groceries
* Freah Meats
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SHERIFF
ED. P. SCHMIT
YAVAPAI COUNTY
Is now your exdusive
agent ln this area.
HUB
opposin: entrance
to Shrine Road
in Yarnell.
*Fountain Service
*Lunches
*Meals
Your patronage
appreciated
ON HIGHWAY t'i9
CONGRESS, ARIZONA
"OffiCE AIDS FOR
ALL TRADES"
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SUI'PUES & EQUIPMENT
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VICTOI ADDING MACHINIS
A. I . DICK " MIMEOGIIAI'H"
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About ?0 f riends gathred at the s chool library
.{onday evening. The occasi on- a 1 going awa y '
party h6noring ~~ and MJS
Cha r ley Hammon l'rho leave
August 1 5, to rna
t heir
horne
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a large mirror vas oresented to tr.e couple;
with
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Telephone 41 -
"Eiectramic"
BAR BEQUE BROILER!
A ampktdy
DeW
idea! The Swubooy "Eicaramic''
Bubeque/Broilerl }usc plug it in to any 110-volt c:Ucuit. Broib fut,
dlicieady, with true batbcque luoc. No c:hacroal
or fuJI ! Hip, radiant beat from the
Wkknide JCa~J in juicz and anw.
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MAIL ORDERS
Promptly Fined
PRESCRIP110NS & DRUGS
VETERINARY MEDICINES & SUPPUES
CANDIES- COSMETICS- CAMERAS & FILMS
BABY H.EA.LTil NEEDS
ROBBER-BLOOM DBUG CO.
Walcr- Aa-ey
P. 0 . Bo• 1150
Wbeo Ia PRESCOTI' Stop Ia
DRIVE ~eoot
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So pottable you can ux it oo
grill. aeam like a dream, too. ~tlfiv_Fciripopings 8ow down
tilting grill to removable drip
Arizona Public Service
SPECIAliiTRIDUCTIIY IFFE
FITS ANY CAR . ..
Looks like built-in equipment •••
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