Victory Progran shines in Incson Saturday musical program
The Saturday Morning Musical club presented a well received Victory Progran at Safford school auditorium. Mrs Heineman and Mrs W Healy led the effort with a varied program of tableaux and vocal numbers. Notable performances included Ione Pease Doris Brady Juliette Miller and Hortense Miller with an encore filled Highland Fling. The audience overflowed the exits signaling strong public enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Morning Musical Club
Carlos Ronstadt
Paul Whitmore
Master O'Dowd
Doris Brady
Tne Brady
Blanche Rosenstein
Ione Pease
Jerem R
Healey
Aly
Jone
Juliette Miller
Andi
Varsity Crowds Enjoy Movies at University Y Hut
A large student and faculty gathering at the campus Y hut viewed films “Reggie Mixes 11” with Fairbanks and “Blindfolded” with Bessie Barriscale. The Y hut serves as a community center with music lessons, piano use, and a lending library of books. Officials plan hygiene film exhibits and sociological bulletins for soldiers en route to Fort Worth, with daily public hours 4 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Cc. A
Reggie
Urlas Fairbanks
Bessie Barriscale
Univrsity
Mgestee le
Amont
Medical Department
Washington
Mothers of
Tucson
Army Y. M ¢. A
Essy Rning
Smith
Garcast Beoke
Army
Association
Fort Worth
Red Cross
Cross
Espee Band Performs At Station Tomorrow Afternoon
The Southern Pacific band will give a concert at the passenger station tomorrow at 4 o clock. The program, arranged by Mr Mur r Gate City Weldon, includes Overture Humors of Donny sdk Sousa Waltz Wedding of the Winds Italian song O Sole Mio La tina March America with patriotic style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Murr
Gate City
Weldon
Donnysdk
Webaeters
Sousa
J.T. Hall
Capum
America
al Hayes
Auxiliary of Christian Church Holds Election
The Auxiliary of the Christian Church elected officers for the upcoming term. New officers include President Mrs. Tom Davenport, Vice President Mrs. J B Brown, Second Vice President and Entertainment Chair Mrs G T Purvis, Third Vice President and Music Chair Mr Charles Miller, Secretary Mrs R R Cook, and Treasurer Mrs B M Meyer. A social hour followed with refreshments served by Mrs Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Davenport
J.B. Brown
G. T. Purvis
Seenhone
Ban Charlies Miller
R. R Cook
Red Cross Work Room At Armory Opens Three Days
Red Cross work room at the Armory will be open for three days next week from 1 to 4, shifting to alternate days to reduce staffing. Mrs. J J O Dowd notes fewer workers now, but continues assembling handkerchiefs for service members and hospitals. Sewers are urged to pick up handkerchiefs or call the Red Cross to arrange collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Armory
J. J. O'Dowd
Louise Wolbrook
Bureau of Animal Industry
Wash- Beira
Holbrook
A of
Pascoe
University News Highlights Tucson Visit and Campus Activities
University news notes several Tucson visits by families of students and faculty for extension service programs and staff conferences. Incoming registrations top 660 with over 400 students now on campus, including new locals Joe Conway Hayden and Dorothy Sloane Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Conway
Hayden
Keturah
Slagle
Phix
Dorothy Sloane
Tucson
John McCullough
Bisbee
Weer Welland
Upland
Cal
Wallage Snyder
Oak Arbor
Ohio
Allyne Comstock
Maude Pearce
Julianes Osmond
Ray Co. Crow, Swaney
James Clark
Knights of Pythias And Pythian Sisters Install Officers
The Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters jointly installed officers for the incoming term on Monday evening. E A. Enzies served as chancellor, J B. Davis as vice commander, J Vis as vit cellor, Felix Levy as keeper of records, A J McKelvy as master of exchequer, Frank Taylor as guard, and other officers included Mra A E Mensies, E S Main, and E J Wre bess Elin. The ceremony featured a march and piano. a supper followed the installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
Uing
E. A.enzies
Ccm J
Davis
J. Vis
Cellor
Felix Levy
Recdnance
A. J. McKelvy
Frank
Taylor
Suard
Isal
Ware
C. Rs
M. McMullen
G. S
Ant
Robert Nicolai Returns With Bride from Coast
Robert Nicolai surprised friends by returning to Tucson with his bride Miss Bertha Nunnally of Los Angeles. They were married January 9 after a delay due to her illness. Nicolai, a well known figure in commercial circles, operates at 606 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nicolai
Returu
Tucson
Bertha Nunnally
Los Angeles
Nicolai
North Main Street
Palms Shop Welcomes Reguin As Candy Maker
C R Reguin, with 11 years in sugar work, leads The Palms confectionaries including hard candies chocolates and creams. Mrs Edward M Dickerman enhances the shop, Reguin also to head ice cream factory with a brine freezer. His puffed rice confection gained fame at the Panama Pacific Expo for Quaker Oats. The Palms soda fountain canopy is being remade after transit damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Reguin
Mr. Reguin
Edward M. Dickerman
Foster & Crear
Gelby's
San Francisco
Ernest Wilson
Palo Alto
Stanford University
Stanford
Dickermans
Reguin
Refugee Tables Sent to France for Pacific Division Aids
Fragmented text describes refugee tables for California Nevada and Arizona children sent to France. A Pacific division plan discusses tables and readiness, with references to army cantonments and French connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Nevada
Arizona
France
Secpraig
Byt ‘Pacific Division
Agare Visio Sal
Party Given at Home of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Myers
A social gathering was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs R M Myers in Iss with friends in attendance. The event featured a crimson color scheme, rose decorations, ice cream and cake for refreshments, and guests included Mrs Anna Winters Mrs Mrs Georgiana and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. R. M. Myers
Rs. & M. Myers
Iss
Norah Jearnally
Helene
Los Angeles
Setosien
Anna Winters
Wrs. Ritt
Georgiana Rera
Our
a _ s. s. umacke h
Mott
Ur. Tritt
Buell
Fakin
New Fiction Titles Include Classic and Modern Works
The page lists several new books of fiction by authors such as Cather Burke Wells and Phelps. Titles mentioned include My Antonia Nights in London Ioalanthe's Wedding Walking Stick Three Black Pennies Melissa Across the Haine Firecracker Jane and Advance of the English Novel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cather
Antonia
Burke
London
Walter
Suliderman
Ioalanthe
Holliday
Hergersheimer
Wells
Melissa
Haine
Jane
Phelps
Tucson Red Cross Production Record Wins Quota
Tucson's chapter reports strong two week production reaching most of the quarterly quota. Items include 600 garments for girls and 350 knitted sweaters plus 4000 handkerchiefs, with 1600 more handkerchiefs expected. Shipments go to San Francisco with 50 pneumonia jackets and 70 jackets sent earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Red Cross
Tucson
American Red Cross
Teson
Grosape
San Francisco
Shi
New Arrivals and Social Notes From Tucson Hotel Scene
Social items list new arrivals at the Santa Rita hotel in Tucson including Mr. and Mrs. C. Stebbins of Omaha and Dr. C. A. Thomas who has returned to practice after supervising Walter Reed hospital dressings. Also noted are Capt. F. R. Kenny and Lieut. R. Murphy of the first U.S. Cavalry at Fort Huachuca, and Lieut. William B. Dickinson visiting with Mrs. and Miss Myra Conte. Community group meetings include a T. E. O. club at Mrs. Huffman’s home and a High Y Girls meeting in the W C A to plan new member teas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Phoenix
Tucson
Bether Lawrence
University
St. Marys Hoerital
Stebbins
Omaha
Santa Rita Hotel
C. A. Thomas
Medical Corps Division
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
F. R. Kenny
R. &. Murphy
First
United States Cavalry
Fort Huachuca
Santa Rita
Push for Mexican Youths Y Department Growth
A fragmented notice shows efforts to expand Y M C A youth programs in Mexico with branch plans and early schedule details. Mentions of a secretary and departments appear alongside sparsely readable notes about activities on a lake and upcoming events.
Troops Entertained At Red Cross Canteen Stopover
Two hundred sixty soldiers aboard a train destined for Camp Bowie Texas and Camp Pike Arkansas received meals and warmth at a Tucson Red Cross canteen. Officers including Lieuts Kendall and Nafe accompanied the men while Mrs. Dick Harding and her team served apples sandwiches coffee and cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seman
Camp Bowie
Texas
Camp Pike
Arkansas
Vancouver
Los Angeles
Vancouver Barracks
Tucson Y. M. C. .A. Steppstam
Red Cross
Dick Harding
Frank Culin
F. W. Brown
Watson
Seibert
Schoenke
George Kitt
E. H. Kendall
Fort Bowie
Paul Nafe
F. W. Bauers
Tucson
Islands
14Th Cavalry
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the Criterion
BOY Scouts
Gennis Hoy
Elkion
Brown Elks
Secoh
Criterion Shoe Company, Inc
Max Brodie
Mgr
E. Congress
Mhonner
Mo Davis
S. Scott
P. M. Elias
Congress
Kodak
Kodak Films
Incson
Espee
Auxiliary of
Christian Church
University News
Edward Keating
Whistler
Noth
Willcox
Keating
Hope Crowley
J. R. Sandigo
Miami
Agricultural Extension Service
Sandige
Gila County
Flossie D. Wills
Graham and
Greenlee Counties
Pattison
Aftice
Omens
Orpia Ee
Knights of
Pythias
Bride
C. R. Reguin —— TO
Wees Jtoorht Palms Shop
William B. Dickinson
Ith
Dau
Myra
Euclid Avenue
T. E. O. Club
Mra. I
Huffman
University Avenue
Mra. Les L
H. Aubbard
Ida Krupp
Howard W. Estill
Camp
Boa
Atecond
Mieg Powers
Miss Lawe
Push “Y” Department
Ars. R
Pimaba
Lake
Pima
William S. Hart
Euld Markey
Lyric Theater
Taxic
Monroe Sailsbury
Mymery
Lave
Norwalk
Reed
Veedal Ols
J.’ Ivancovich CO
Businese
Tucson Jewelry Co
E. Congress Mt., Tucson
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