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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1923
Page
4
A local event listing notes an afternoon social at Wetmores with a luncheon at Santa Rita Amphitheatre. Reservations are requested by 4 PM for the Santa Rita arrangements. Special squad discusses community club topics and meets at 12:16.
Becrates Balareto and F mille Milbek from Tacasmayoc and Tinra arrive in the United States to study agriculture at the University of Arizona beginning in the fall. They describe precollege and five year programs in Peru and express pride in basketball, football, and other sports.
Roy Curtis and Annette Laurie Clark, long-time Tucson residents, form a real estate firm Curtie and Clark Realtors at 667 Pacific Southwest Building Long Beach California. They also handle bonds and insurance while planning future expansion. Curtis formerly of Tucson Realty, Clark with Arizon East railroad, both optimistic about prospects.
James Forbes explains The Famous Mrs Pair a drama about duty and war work. Fred Sible adapts it for the photodrome, now shown at the Opera House amid public questions about the new production and director flair.
Readable fragments describe a Sunday church luncheon at Santa Rita hotel with a 32 33 price and a Tuesday television program. A separate Lions luncheon is noted at Santa Rita with a routine swimming party and a 15 dollar per person charge.
Tucson soprano Mrs Maid Darling Weaver stars in California concerts and venues. She sings at Los Angeles First Methodist Church in a 25 000 seat hall and at Pacific Palisades Chautauqua. A recital at Hotel Virginia in Long Beach and a return to Tucson are planned with Miss Louis Fisk's Douglas wedding in September on the slate.
Local society notes recount guests at the King Edward hotel in Los Angeles including A L Siraxer Ben Weed Lt Banere and HReetham. It mentions Miss Viola File visiting from California and Miss Clark returning to Tucson to teach at the Safford School. The piece also covers local residents traveling to California and attending church services with Reverend Tuthill and social events hosted by the B. of L. E. ladies.
Rev Richard Beal discusses Christ's Challenge to the Church at First Baptist on Sunday morning with an evening message Heaven or Hell The Mealo Park Sunday school grows under Mrs Alma Gardner who supervises the Sunday session. Rev A Daillit outlines a series of biographical sermons starting Sunday with A Promising Young Man and His Choice and other topics.
A ledgers style list details common kitchen fare such as stewed prunes toast coffee tea and meat sandwiches. It mentions variations with cheese oranges lettuce and bread pudding with milk for meals and beverages.
Mrs A G Ingram a Tucson resident for 22 years and mother of 19 children died last night at her North Fleet avenue home after a brief illness. Funeral services were planned for this morning at Parker-Grimshaw chapel with Rev A B Batlie of the Christian church officiating. Surviving children include Fred, James Ingram of Tucson. Mrs G B Douglas of Tucson. Mrs Mary Beardsley. Mrs G B Troutman of Oakland. Calle Mre N Tuell of Riverside. Fred W Lawler. Mrs F Mre Mary Kenney of Prescott. and Miss Virginia Ingram.
A recipe fragment lists cheese sandwich filling with cream cheese pimentos and dressing, plus a cocoa frosting paste for Devils Food Cake. It details layered cake assembly and a lettuce salad with belted dressing, ketchup, onion, and sugar for serving with tea.
A guide explains making pretty small boxes for gifts from paper looms. It covers choosing satin finish papers with tiny flowers, measuring and cutting extras to extend over sides, turning edges by a quarter inch, and pasting. A ribbone bow on the cover adds a finishing touch.
After the butane cod bath cut kernels with a slow cutter, remove pulp and cold pack can. Kernels must be uniform size and dried in a warm oven. Sprinkle granulated sugar over the corn and add a slice of lemon to each jar to remove flat taste.
Reverend Roy Wollam announces three eminent Tucsos musicians will supply music for Trinity Presbyterian Church morning services next season. Mrs Jermiah Metsger, 80, piano. Mrs O. B Weaver, contralto. and Mrs Martina Powell, organist, will perform duets and solos with hopes for a quartet. Evening services will feature new music as John McBride plans an orchestra.
Members of the University Methodist missionary society will gather Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs H M Hornbeck, Beath Fourth events. The meeting is set for three o'clock.
Miss Katherine Salmon of Bisbee wed John Hobbs in a ceremony at seven oclock in the home of the priest. The couple will reside in Kansas. The bride, a 1922 graduate of the University of Arizona, taught history at Bisbee High School and belonged to Kappa Alpha Theta.
An aged woman extols Hair Youth products claiming dramatic scalp care and root stimulation. Edna Wallace Hoppers promotes scalp drops, cream, cleanser, and clay with a beauty book, pricing 5 46 and 1 with eye dropper, through distributors nationwide.
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