Miss Gotlieb Plans March Wedding at Temple Beth Israel
Ruth Gotlieb daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gotlieb of 2525 North Ninth Street has chosen March 12 for her marriage to Leonard Skomer at Temple Beth Israel. Matron of honor is Mrs. Anna Zemmel of Detroit with maid of honor Gerry Rich. Attendants include Mrs. Edgar Korrick and Edna Lipow. Best man is Bernard Skomer with ushers Korrick Gold and Spector. Ring bearer is Donny Lando. flower girls are Ruthie and Judy Davidson. The bride elect, a Phoenix College alumna and Hyphen Club member, is active in Junior Hadassah and Hillel. Skomer attended Arizona State College, University of Arizona, and Los Angeles City College. member of Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Ruth Gotlieb
Charles Gotlieb
North Ninth Street
Leonard Skomer
Temple Beth Israel
Anna Zemmel
Detroit
Mich
Gerry Rich
Edgar Korrick
Edna Lipow
Bernard Skomer
Arizona State College
Tempe
University of Arizona In
Tucson
Los Angeles City College
The
Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce
WANTED COTTON SCRAPS FOR QUILTS ACROSS NATION
The Trinity Cathedral Woman's Auxiliary seeks cotton scraps for quilt blocks to aid Indian women in Nixon Nevada and the Havasupai with quilts and blankets are also in need. The Cathedral office will ensure donations reach the rightful recipients.
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Trinity Cathedral Woman's Auxiliary
Nixon
Nev
Havasupai
Cathedral
Phoenician Names Four Attendants
Tomorrow night at 7 in St Francis Xavier Church Miss Virginia Aliece Hale will exchange vows with Thomas Massey Pinkerton. Rev James Deasy S J officiates. They will honeymoon in Arizona then settle in Milwaukee and later reside in Italy. Attendants include Mrs Norman Dibble and Mrs Jack Propstra with ushers Mr Dibble Robert Harrigan and Dennis Farrell. Best man Earl Horibeck and reception hosts Mesdames Hors beck Eugene Schooler and Misses Jeanne de Luie and Mary Grupp.
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St. Francis Xavier Church
Virginia Aliece Hale
Thomas Massey Pinkerton
James Deasy, S.J
Sodality Hall
Earl Horibeck
Mr. Dibble
Robert Harrigan
Dennis Farrell
Mesdames Horsbeck
Eugene Schooler
Jeanne de Luie
Mary Grupp
American Institute Tea Honors Women Newcomers To Campus
Women students entering the American Institute for Foreign Trade at mid term and wives of new registrants are honored at a tea hosted by Mrs. William L. Schurz. The event in Thunderbird Field introduces the husband wife team training program and faculty lounge pouring includes Tallulah Elston and several named guests. A reception follows with a campus dance scheduled for tomorrow night in the Institute auditorium.
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American Institute For Foreign Trade
William
Thunderbird Field
Tallulah Elston
Carmel
Calif
Mesdames Stanley A. Johnson
Walnut Grove
William R. Peck
Olean
Raymond E. Hagen
Tacoma
Wash
Alvin’ Robins
Orange
William A. Harris
Toledo
Ore
Farnham Johnson
Appleton
Wis
Robert C. Lynes
Institute
Delta Phi Alpha Hosts Formal Rush Tea at Zeffra Zane Home
Delta Phi Alpha sub deb group plans a formal rush tea tomorrow at Miss Zeffra Zane's residence 2307 East Mulberry Drive. More than 20 guests are invited to arrive between 2 and 4 p.m.
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Delta Phi Alpha
Alpha Phi Alumnae Luncheon Benefit Plan
Alpha Phi Alumnae Club organizes a February 11 luncheon at the Arizona Country Club to benefit Cardiac Aid during National Heart Month. General chairwoman Mrs Karl Weisser oversees a bridge and canastaAfter lunch, the card party continues. Tickets available to sorority members. decorations by several members. program led by Mrs Spencer D Stewart and Mrs L H Marlar with Lucille Hicks readings and accompanist Mrs Bernard Soloman.
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Alpha Phi
Arizona Country Club
Karl Weisser
Ralph F. Leach
John C. Bannister
Jean Blair
Spencer D. Stewart
L. H. Marlar
Lucille Hicks
Bernard Soloman
Suzanne Marx
S. B. Harter
W. E. Harper
J. R. Green
L. W. Huck
John M. Holcombe, III
To Fete Members Initiated into White Shrine of Jerusalem
Arizona Shrine No 1 in Phoenix honors new members at an 8 p m meeting in the Masonic Temple Social hour hostess chairman Mrs Electa Painter will preside during the banquet room social hour at the Temple
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Valley of the San Kiwani Anns
Sombrero Theater
Joan Caulfield
Britton Burns
Kay Drive
Jerusalem
Arizona Shrine No. 1
Phoenix
Masonic Temple
Electa Painter
Delphian Society Nationalism Program Topic
Delphian Society Kappa Chapter will discuss Nationalism Its Origin and Its Influence at 10 a m on Wednesday in the Art Center. Mrs Dixon Fagerberger is program chairman. Speakers include Mesdames LeG Moore W T Allison Keith Taylor and J J Dennison. Mrs Spencer Stewart was named president with Mrs Wesley Johnson as vice president and officers Mesdames Allison Phil Munch along with seminar board members Mesdames Harold Roth chairman Robert Payne and John Ricker.
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Kappa Chapter
Delphian Society
Art Center
Dixon Fagerberger
Mesdames Leg. Moore
W. T. Allison
Keith Taylor
J. J. Dennison
Spencer Stewart
Wesley Johnson
Mesdames Allison
Phil Munch
Mesdames Harold Roth
Robert Payne
John Ricker
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Em Il Vian
Miss Gotlieb
Margaret Savoy
North Phoenix High School
Harriett Pepin
Minneapolis
Arizona
Scottsdale
Carol Cogelow
Mexico City
Beethoven
Shostakovich
Robert Lawrence
Waldorf Towers
New York
Westward Ho
FLAIR
Milwaukee
Italy
Norman Dibble
Jack Propstra
Ethel Naninga
Roman Goergen
Zotos
Ada Allen
24Th Street
Thomas Road
Audrey Claire Hentzell
A. C. Hentzell
Lake Worth
Fla
Charles Vernon McCarty
M. J. McCarty
East Taylor Street
American Institute Tea
L. Schurz
Duff
Bey
American Home Foods
Howito
Kekanos
Idaho
Alpha Phis
Arnold's
Edward Streeter
Gluyas Williams
Comella Otis Skinner
NEW York Times Book Review
Arizona Republic
Castle Hot Springs
Walter Rounsevel
Pres
Robert Noyes
Mer
Hot Springs
Castie Hot Spring
Valentine
Newberry
Valentine Boo
Valentines
Newberry’s
Newberrys
10Th St
McDowell Road
16Th St
West
van Buren
Third Avenue
Roosevelt
7Th Avenue
McDowell - Casa Grande
Phoenix Miami
Dia Leap
Wickenburg
Glendale
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