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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1923

Page

4

Social and Civic Activities Schedule at Santa Rita Hotel

Community groups list events this week at Santa Rita hotel and nearby venues. Notable items include a luncheon for the Kiwanis and a Business and Professional Women club swimming party at Wetmore’s pool. The American Association of Engineers hosts a luncheon at Santa Rita Hotel with a 3 15 p.m. start.

Fridat Business and Professional Womens Club Wetmores Pool Lp. m American Associaion of Engineers Santa Rita Hotel

Exports Through Nogales Port Hit Five Figure July Totals

Arizona Industrial Congress notes July Nogales port exports of foodstuffs petroleum and gasoline items totaling tens of thousands of pounds and gallons. H E Berner reports Nogales imports valued at 779 882 dollars and exports at 997 443 dollars. The group backs a Mexican Service Bureau to aid West Coast trade but cites weak support for funding.

Nogales Arizona Arizona Industrial Congress Mexican Service Bureau Mexico Industrial Congress H. E. Berner The Berners Douglas Mace Lochiel

Tucson Chamber committee to discuss gasoline tax plans

The good roads committee of the Tucson Chamber of Commerce meets in the Inca offices this afternoon at 3 o clock to discuss the three cent gasoline tax and to prepare a response to the Arizona Good Roads association questionnaire on tax spending. Questionnaires will be collected statewide and used at the association's fall meeting.

Teccen Elks Clearwater Tucson Nogales Bisbee Douglas Florence Tombstone Miamis Globe E. Berry Peterson H. M. Linley Sam Headman E. A. Kerter F. B. Byrne Mr. Headman Good Roads Committee Tucson Chamber of Commerce Inca Arizona Good Roads Association

Get Rid of Blackheads with Calonite Powder

A claimed home remedy suggests dissolving blackheads with calonite powder mixed with water. Sprinkle on a hot wet cloth, rub over the skin, then wash to remove the dissolved debris and leave pores clean.

Society Items Show Tucson Residents At Play And Travel

A lively Tucson society page notes Mary Breathitt taking rest in Los Angeles with library duties covered by Mrs. Jose Swinney. Many residents, including the Cochrans, pangs, Bell Wight, and Wrights, head to Mt Lemmon and Flagstaff for summer cabins and the Hopi Snake dance. Others travel to Roosevelt, Globe, Miami, Grand Canyon, and California, with engagements, engagements, and social visits across Arizona and beyond.

Mary Breathitt Los Angeles Jose Swinney Mr. Breathitts Cochran Mt Lemmon Tucson Mrr Soldier Camp

Master Jack Cogan Celebrates Birthday With Kiddies Party

Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Cogan host son Master Jack Cogan’s seventh birthday party at their East Fourth Street home. Children played many games, prizes were awarded, and a pink white decor theme featured a large white frosted seven candle cake and favors. Guests included Mary Moore Jean Moore Margaret Golette Margaret Wilcox Dorothy Scheppke Marion Scheppke Bradford Dencan Norman Schultz Charley Wilcox Ed Taylor Margaret Kane Jessie Gleason and Diddy Chambers.

Jack Cogan J. W. Cogan East Fourth Street Mary and Jean Moore Margaret Golette Margaret Wilcox Dorothy Marion Scheppke Bradford Russell Dencan Norman Schultz Charley Wilcox Ed Taylor Margaret Kane Jessie Gleason Diddy Char Bers

Marvin Accepts Invitation to Address Labor Day Event

President Clove Meek Marvin accepts the Centre Trades Council invitation to address the Labor Day program on September 2. A full day of activities is planned with athletic events and races for all ages. Merchants donate prizes and back the annual industrial Labor Day edition prepared by the council.

Clove Meek Marvin Can Teal Trades Council Weber Council Centre Trades Council

Arizona delegates return from YWCA conference at Asilomar

Pacific coast YWCA conference at Asilomar praised as best yet with Arizona sending five delegates led by Miss Helen Alson. Miss Anna D. Mote, Esther Carpenter, Bethel Boulton, Margaret Hamilton, and Alison represented the campus. Stanford won the original song cup with USC second honorable mention.

Helen B. Alson U. W University of Arsons Asilomar Anna D. Mote Esther Carpenter Phoenix Mies Bethel Boulton Margaret Hamilton Douglas Mies Alison Boulton Arizona Stanford University University of Southern California Florence A. Allen Supreme Court of Ohio Elsie B. Heller Alice Hoyt Margaret Matthew Lillie Margaret Sherman U. of California Edith N. Stanton Helen Thoburn Raymond C. Brooks Pomona College Kenneth Saunders Pacific Schoo Allison Coset

University Will Meet T University Will Meet T Members

Fraternal group to convene with all members required to attend. Proceedings include reviewing summer plans and recognizing participants. Location and exact date not provided in readable text.

White Youth Clay promise by Edna Wallace Hopper

Edna Wallace Hopper promotes White Youth Clay a perfected French cosmetic clay to rejuvenate skin. She claims decades of use by famous beauties, with a refined mineral white clay that removes mud, clears pores, reduces wrinkles, and restores a rosy glow. The advertisement touts counters nationwide and a beauty book guarantee.

Pam Lemisheart Béna Wallace Aliso Edna Wallace Hopper Wise

Pocket signal disks aid Boy Scouts training

Twenty five pocket disks received by H. B. Ogle for use with the local Boy Scouts. Capt L A Clapp of the U S Army prepared the disks containing instruction for international Morse and semaphore signals. Cards operate like revolving handball scorers and will aid scout work. two instructors will be named soon. The disks were a gift from the Arizona bureau of mines.

H. B. Ogle Ase L. A. Clapp U. S. Army Arizona Bureau of Mines

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