Rotary and Lions Meet at Armory Park Schedule
Rotary and Lions clubs set events this week at Armory Park and Santa Rita hotel. Tuc event lists 7:48 pm time slots for business and civic activities plus 6:15 pm meeting for another group.
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1923
Page
7
Rotary and Lions clubs set events this week at Armory Park and Santa Rita hotel. Tuc event lists 7:48 pm time slots for business and civic activities plus 6:15 pm meeting for another group.
Twenty eight farm flock operators in Arizona reported to University Poultry Department for May. Total hens 3508, average 174 per farm. 46,477 eggs produced, average 132 eggs per hen. Average farm egg value $28.61, feed cost per hen 18.63 cents, margin over feed 12.98 dollars per farm. Recommendations to reduce heat damage, manage roosters, and improve summer breeding.
Society notes list Mite Madeline Lloyd returning to Gila Bend then planning trips to the coast and Illinois before entering the University in the fall. Southern Pacific staff Miller and Walter Brink depart for two weeks camping at the Grand Canyon with Lao Cooper. Other notices mention Mrs Berg heading to Kowarle Mexico for work with Dr. Chapman and residence at the Tucson Nurses Club on return.
An unreadable OCR excerpt references a talk by a lecturer named Benedict at Lincoln C and a follow up open circle event with lunch, amid garbled names and places.
The article notes a Son Week observance by churches with programs and services during November 11-18. It mentions Methodist and Presbyterian groups organizing events and parades, with plans to arrange gatherings and programs at local churches.
The Brotherhood plans a card party to benefit the order. Mrs O Muten and Mrs O McGovney manage decorations and rounds for an evening event at the O64 Pele oo venue and the public is invited to attend.
Miss Harriet Dressed in a white georgette crepe wedding gown joined Edward M. Gibbs of this city in a ceremony at the bride’s home 832 East Fourth Street. Miss Ruth Winchester wore a white gown as maid of honor, both attendants carried white rose bouquets, and Reverend George Wilson officiated the wedding in a richly decorated room.
The engagement of Ruth Winchester to Ald Kellord was announced. Relatives from Mingman Phoenix and Teoceton attended a wedding supper at the home of the groom’s sister Mrs Edward Gibbs. The couple will wed in Tucson with a two weeks honeymoon planned to Ramney Canyon later this summer.
Tucson Rotary club to stage annual charity plays for the city with Francisca de Pimiel as the first production in November. I J Oqeawd reports immediate preparations, and Bentley Winstanley will head the project. The Atellan tragedy marks a shift from prior light or comic local offerings.
Mrs McAfee entertained many friends with a plemic luncheon at Wetmores Thursday evening in honor of her husband birthday. Three carloads joined the happy group for the celebration.
Reverend KR Beal selects Mre Ted Munro to discuss A Modern reform within an Union Lenomination at the Baptist church. The meeting includes Mise Marie Fulcher performing selections and extends an invitation to highway employees to attend.
The Altos Kei Grelle picnic date is postponed and will be announced this week. Plans had set the event for mid month but were delayed due to the death of member Jerry Zeigel. Mise iga Krapp is in charge of arrangements.
F Winter returns from the count with his wife. Mrs Winter will return the first of next month.
Mrs J J Deowa and children plan to stay at Burmmerhaven until fall school opening. Mr J D Spires and daughter Berbars visit Mr and Mrs A Spires from Florence. Mr and Mrs C W Goff of North Fifth Street host Mr and Mrs R Reynolds and son from Oklahoma. They will move to Benwen tomorrow to establish their future home.
Harry Holbert spends vacation at Rameey canyon where Mrs Holbert has been for some time. L L Conger visits Miami for business. J Walker and daughter, formerly of Mamouth Illinois, are visiting and staying at Witford hotel. R L Romaine of Douglas plans a short city visit. Merc A Diamond of the Diamond Music School spends the weekend at White House canyon as a guest of Mr and Mrs Vo Ll Cruce. Mr and Mrs J A Rogers expect their son Fred to visit the first of August. he is a Junior College El Paso faculty member, University of Arizona graduate, and former Rhodes scholar in Oxford for three years.
Mr. J. P. Greather with his children Frances and Patrician depart the city to spend the coming month in Tyler Texas visiting relatives and sightseeing.
Women of the Methodist Episcopal Church South convene for the second and final July meeting at the parsonage Tuesday. Normally on the first and third Tuesdays, the early July gathering was postponed to last week due to Independence Day. The group met last Tuesday at Mrs. W. W. Howard s home.
Mr and Mrs Bam Hughes will leave early next week for a motor trip to the coast. They plan to go as far north as Seattle and expect to return in the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. MacCandrews and their children left yesterday for Los Angeles. Mrs. MacCandrews and the children will stay for the summer, while Mr. MacCandrews plans to return in two weeks.
Mrs BF Morris plans a visit to her parents in New York and New Jersey, departing soon and returning in October.
University figures Frank Pasche and ArE Tenewell visit Merion in Bisbee for weekend discussions and events. The pair accompany Denison and Emery as they tour local institutions and meet community leaders.
Mr and Mrs Frank Gives, parents of Edward Gibtoa, who last night was married to Miss Harriet Kence, arrived in the city Friday to oversee the affair. They will return to their home in Kingman soon.
Laughter of Tom Richey of Mast Miathetree in Visitimpe with the Mahoney in Doug las for & whort time Mareid McCellan, footbell star of the Arigona seventhas returned to his home to Miami after exertencies trip to the Great Canyon se4ewart following the end of the Pact comede. Mre A MM Leeeu cerretery of the Arizona Bureau of Mires. ot ieeve the city ie to weeks to jote Wer deughter op the ones: ie trp te see Preandees ga¢ other points Mer deughter. Mrs 4 Ot Clare loth the past work for Lee Age oe Dr ané Mra W. J. Cowsine ane eh trea Rees, Lees ard Wiltem. ead Mies Rosas Rasecheebere of Geer. Sis, howe resumed their trip to the coast, after stopping some time are Mr. and Mies L. & Wiehols of Verte Valley Farms Mise Rone Nichols ec companied the party and will remain ii them twee weeks
A report notes the Ge River Valier acting on a business matter involving the Kuperimest Ptetion. Details remain sparse as the article outlines the procedural steps and potential implications for the parties.
Mr and Mrs BR Ll. Meftice and Mine Ale Browne of Oukles left home to join friends on a tour to Fer Awey Ranch Wooderrys Nipeli e and other famed points in Arizona and New Mexico.
Knights of Pythiene and their guests attended an initiation event at the Ray Lodge area. Women of the party joined the Pay chapter for business sessions as new members were listed and a member’s visit to relatives was noted.
Mrs. Fred Roberts and children Carlyle Virginia and Reewell Bene plan a three week stay in Los Angeles with editor B. Campbell noted. Mrs Pauline Shern leaves East State Street for Pasadena to visit relatives while her husband hosts guests at Rincon Heights. Ed Dunlap from Pok-O-Dot Produce heads to Lemmon for a weekend, and Fred Freeishman couples a coast trip with Alaska voyage from Seattle. Rector erting C Robertson of ios Gate Phoenix recent city visitor on business.
The Business and Professional Women's club appointed standing committees for the coming year at a Palmera meeting led by Anne E Rogers. Eight subcommittees were set to handle preparatory work for the state convention with Edna Flower and Clara Behell among the leaders. A guest evening benefit was planned for September to kick off winter activities.
Mrs Albert Smith of Phoenix and Mrs Howard Reynolds of this city have taken a cabin for a Coronade summer outing.
Mrs Edna Fiewer of the Tuesor Nerees Club heads east tomorrow to visit relatives and friends She is a member of the Business and Professional Women's Club and has been actively engaged in this work.
The Catalina Pines area sees a delayed summer start as heavy showers fill rivers and streams. Forest fire risk remains high while roads improve. Residents return to summer homes, with multiple families and visitors spending weekends at local cottages and camps.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Mr A H H Beekmer and a group staying in or near cottages at Hummeerherren and Lower Sabine, with scattered references to people named Wees Merther Meem and durations of a stay over a weekend and week, plus a visit to a camp and a stay at a farm cottage.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Bemmerheves with her mother, Mr WoC Re riege, Mre Wood, Mr and Mre Cor Lebmes, and Bermmerhaven Saturday evening. Details are unclear about events or locations. readable bits point to a social gathering or visit in Bermmerhaven with family names.
Fragmentary OCR item recalls Mr and Mrs George Hawke Jr and others in a muddled scene at an Upper Beer Wallow location. The text references attendees, a judge, and various surnames with unclear events and dates, ending with a return to Boidier.
Paul Rebeil of the Repel company will leave Tuesday to attend summer conventions of the Rational Dry Goods association and National Garment Retailers association from July 34 to August 2. Lectures and study courses will cover new ideas, with visitors hearing about successful practices nationwide. He will also make substantial purchases during the trip to major markets.
The Lady Lions of Tucson will be guests at a local Lion's Club Ladies Night this Thursday. A dinner will be served at the Santa Rita hotel and then attendees proceed to the Blue Moon for the remainder of the evening. Special stunts are being arranged for the program. Music will accompany the dinner.
Local notes recount Camp Setur and family travel returning to Tweeon the first of the week. Several residents and guests visited Soldier Camp, Summere haven, Mountain resort and Heart's Desire, including Hofmeister, Briesa, Kimbell, Fret, Davin, Withers, Weetern, Vege, Sarkeon, and others.
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