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26 May 1951
Page 30
Phoenix Gazette in Phoenix, Arizona
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Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1951
Page
30
Piano Recital To Be Monday In Buckeye Church
The seventh annual Evening in Music piano recital by Mrs. R. C. Sell’s students will take place at 8 p.m. Monday at the First Church of Christ in Buckeye. Performers include Evelyn Aulwurm, Bobby Beloat, Pauline Bruner, Shirley Barrett, Sharon Canter, Dean and Terry Couch, Mary Davis, Marlene Hegi, Barbara and Evangeline McCuller, Jeanne and Annette Marionneau, Jo Ann Makin, Nancy Moswer, Virginia Narramore, Patsy Pierce, Kathleen and June Roberts, Wayne Schweikart, Bob Sulzinger, Evelyn Thedford, Caroline and Laurabelle Tyree, Patricia Walmsley, Nancy Weigold, Carmen Yanez, and Blannie and Frank Zeliner.
Women likely to outnumber men in U.S. by 700,000 in 1960
A Twentieth Century Fund survey projects women will exceed men in the United States by about 700 thousand by 1960. The finding indicates shifting demographic balance and potential implications for social and economic policy.
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Twentieth Century Fund
United States
Seminary Graduation Set for 52 Students in Mesa
Fifty two high school juniors and seniors will graduate at 7 30 p m tomorrow at the Mezona from the LDS Seminary in Mesa. President S Dilworth Young of Salt Lake City will deliver the commencement address as the Maricopa Stake quarterly conference opens today and continues tomorrow. Student speakers include Nolan Petersen John Allen Louise Baker and Naomi Huish with musical solos by Joan Davis and Jay Dean Jones.
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Naomi Huish
Joan Davis
Jay Dean Jones
Sixth Ward
First Ward
Young
Morona
Stake
Tempe High Graduates A Record 87 Students
Tempe High School held exercises on the school lawn with 87 graduates the largest class ever. Valedictorian Marilyn Miller led with 95.69 average, Salutatorian Katherine Wyllys had 95.24, and Patricia Tucker 95.13. Principal E A Row retires July 1 after 40 years.
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Row
Queenie the Reynolds plant dog beats cancer and aging
Queenie, a white mongrel mascot of Reynolds Metals maintenance, is recovering from cancer surgery at Kindness Hospital after being cared for by Dr. John Micada. The aging but spirited dog, known as the grand old lady, is loved by shop workers who expect her to return to the grease shop in about a week.
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Reynolds Metals Company
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