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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1950
Page
25
A 45 year old wife in a large old-fashioned family laments loneliness as her husband rarely expresses affection. Dorothy Dix argues the husband loves her and that deeds count more than words, noting money is tight but affection costs nothing.
Newlyweds Ivory Perry and Esther Kraus were united at Buckeye First Church of Christ in a 4 p.m. ceremony attended by out of town guests from Arizona and Canada. Perry is son of Myrtle Perry of Wilsondale West Virginia and Kraus is daughter of J M Kraus Alma Kansas. The couple received in the church parlor with family assisting. Rev Sell officiated and Mary Means sang the hymns.
New York the flash item shows lip sticks sold as single use makeup in a foldable match folder. Fifteen cardboard sticks carry melt-proof rouge in colors dawn morning noon day dusk twilight and midnight with a metal reflector inside the flap. Packaged for twenty cents aimed at meticulous women.
The First Presbyterian Women's Guild hosts a Japanese tea today in the church parlor at 2 p.m. guest speakers are Rev and Mrs S A Stewart, missionaries from Japan. Mrs Ralph McBride provides special music. All are welcome to attend.
Miss Naomi Shafran selects a white nylon net gown with satin bodice for her wedding to Cpl Max Fred Singer of Phoenix. The ceremony occurs tomorrow at 7 30 p m at her parents home 41 West Thomas Road officiated by Rabbi Harry Schectman of Beth El Congregation.
Members meet at Mrs. John Brown residence 3102 East Moreland Street to organize a February 14 event. Committee includes Mrs dames Stanley Pritchford chair man Norman Erb Albert Schnee Walter Shaw Stanley Thomas Steve Mitchell and August Trijillo.
A wedding will feature a fingertip veil held by a halo of carnations with a colonial bouquet of white roses and sweet peas. Sister Miss Bernice Shafran will wear a dusty rose faille dress and a white rose corsage. Erich Singer serves as best man. Reception at Arizona Manor followed by a honeymoon trip to Los Angeles.
Duncan Hines presents a simple at home menu serving four from eight eggs. Buttered casseroles hold two eggs each with asparagus tips from a No 1 can, white sauce, and two tablespoons of sauce per dish. Salt pepper cheese and parsley top and bake at 350 F for 15 minutes until set.
At the Arizona Council of Church Women state convention in Tucson Mrs. R. O. Anthony of Miami was elected president. Mrs. John W. McGinnis of Tucson and Mrs. Peter Tallande of Phoenix were named first and second vice presidents. Other officers include Mesdames Carolina Avery Tempe and E L Konow Phoenix. Twenty Phoenix council members attended, with a luncheon at Trinity Presbyterian Church where the meeting was held.
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