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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1923
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes announce a luncheon at Santa Rita with times 12 15 and 8 and reference to Mente High chem BY Parker and 1932 date-like text. The readable items point to a church event and local entertainment theme.
Miss Ronstadt and Harold Daniel Smith plan a private October sixth wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs Renstedt in Arizona. Father Thomas Connelly will perform the ceremony with Miss Serah Champion of San Diego as bridesmaid and Prof B Stanley as best man.
A garbled fragment references a fraternity, a service, and affiliations with a bureau. It mentions toren and an attraction in a vague context with unclear subjects or events.
A meeting of the board of directors is described with Dr. Clara M. Schell named as key figure. Details mention Santa Fita hotel and a 2:59 timing, indicating an event or session testing related to the organization. The fragment suggests a formal proceeding or survey connected to the board’s activities.
First open meeting of the Pima County League of Women Voters held with the Rebekahs also meeting. Details sparse with uncertain times and locations noted.
The notice announces a Thursday event for the Business and Professions group featuring a women’s chapter dinner at the Santa Byte Hotel starting at 6 38 PM. The gathering invites members and guests to attend and network.
Gil announced as director at First Christian church will lead music and sing Sunday morning. Miss Jaynita Tisor chosen church organist for the season. Rev Balllee to preach Life of Diminishing Returns in the morning and A Banquet and What Happened There in the evening. University Methodist features Mea J Sime and Mrs Ken ington in a duet with Reisner as soloist. Presbyterian safety item school to hold picnic at Wetmore's ranch Saturday afternoon with church members and nonattenders invited. Cars leave at four oclock. games and supper planned. First Baptist B P U hosts reception at Miss Enola Parker’s home at 3622 North Third Avenue tonight. Mr Kau to MC. Miss Carson in charge. Guests admitted after 7:20.
The Tucson Citizen invites mothers to submit child wit for weekly prizes. Each week one dollar awarded for best juvenile boan mot with age name and residence on manuscript. Submissions accepted Monday through Thursday at 4 PM. worthy entries printed in Sunday Magazine.
Davis Style Shop opens in Tucson offering fashion for all figures from petite to full-figured. Live models showcase gowns coats hats and sports outfits while available arrivals include coats dresses and hats with sports sweaters and evening wear delayed shipping.
Miss Bess Barkley, contralto from Phoenix, gave a concert in Tucson. Despite a smaller crowd early in the season, she delivered a confident performance, showing range and timbre, with marked promise for future success after further eastern study. Her Delilah and Friml piano selections enhanced a strong program.
Hundreds of gay girls in gowns attended a campus tea given by Dean Cooper. Big Sisters guided freshmen as faculty and guests mingled, with Grace Fr. Ellie and Mery A. Anderson among helpers. It marked the first major campus event to foster faculty-student ties.
A chorus for university and high school students is being formed at the Congregational church with Miss Madge Utter directing. Interested youths meet Sunday evening. Anita Post is slated for a first appearance next Sunday morning. Dr. Andrewe will preach on Faith and Reason and their relation to developing literature.
Min Laobel Nevarres, queen of the Mexican Independence festival, will be honored at a banquet hosted by Mr. and Mrs. HL Anays at Ola Pue club. Guests include Marcos Nevares, Fred Valles and family, Clara Nevares, Maria Montana, Eve Aneys, Fred Valles Jr., and E Amaya. New Tec-Hi high school Girl Reserve advisors named: Beth Bird Zella Cross Blanche Emergeon Alice Wall Jean Silavine. University women physical training group plans Mt Lemmon weekend with Ina Gittings Marguerite Chesney Mary Tierney Nelda Taffe. Berghoff of Nogales and Sledee family member to winter in Tucson.
Mrs Carl Hofmetster and her young son Henry returned home after weeks in Duluth as guests of his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Selyards. The Selyards have visited Tucson from time to time and have many friends here. Mary Tierney arrives from Minnesota to teach dancing at the university replacing Miss Alice Neff who taught last year.
Mr and Mrs J B Sledge and family formerly of Portales Mezxtc have moved to Tucson to make their home Their son Ruffin will enter the high school as general student.
Mrs L Warris comes back to Tucson from Fort Robinson Nebraska after a summer with her son Wile away Mrs R Robinson spends two weeks at the Denver Bible Institute Members of the Business and Pro fictional Women’s club plan a dinner at the Santa Rita next Thursday night Reservations should be made through club president Dr Clara M Schell Members may bring guests.
Government physician on Saton reservations Dr Francis W Allen moves to Teeson with his family and plans permanent residence. His daughter Miss Melen Aller may enter the university. Dr Allen has purchased a home on Speedwey.
The department of Woman's Athletics unveils Miss Mary Tierney as the season's mentor and staff addition. She arrives after a successful Lake Okoboji summer as hotel hostess and instructor, holding an A B degree from St Catherine's College and a B A from Minnesota.
Paul Sawyer and Larry McLaughlin returned to the city and university after helping the Eighth Corps area finish fifth in the national rifle matches at Camp Perry. rain and fog marked the event as over two hundred teams competed along Lake Erie. Sawyer claimed the best record among Arizona Texas and Oklahoma shooters.
Albert Addington a Phoenix High School graduate was chosen president of the freshman class for the first half of the year at the university. Tucson elects Teg Joyner as vice president Miss Edith Kitt as secretary Jack Hereford as treasurer Regal Hamifm of Tocoon named yell leader. The frosh organized committees and planned A Day activities including painting Angel Peak and gathering wood for the annual fire rally.
The county schools that reopened last week due to lack of teachers will reopen next Monday as announced by Mrs. Kate B Reynolds county superintendent. Sierrita and the accommodation schools at Las Moran Redington San Juan and Palo Alto will have teachers shortly. Mise Crowfuret will oversee Sierrita with Redington to be taught by Miss Katherine McMullen. Mrs Georges Edwards will supervise San Juan and the Babegol ward at Palo Alto awaits assignment. The accommodation schools educate only a few ranch children and have small enrollments.
William Wilson superintendent of the Zucton division of the Southern Pacific railroad sustained wounds during a dawn patrol of the division end. CW McKenzie supervisor of Coronade forest reserve will spend several days on work linked to a new telephone line.
Brodie Campbell the youngest son of former Governor Tom Campbell returned to the university and registered today after a summer by the coast. Roger C. Rice overseeing U S geological work in Arizona spent the day at Cortero with instructor W. B. Code. Mies Funtece Pringle of Safford is listed among the new university students.
Paul Sawyer of the Eighth corps area team came back Wednesday night after participating in national polo matches. He also plays polo for the university.
Miss Margaret Watson of Prescott is registered with the university as a sophomore, marking her entry into the second year of study.
Milton Saunders a well-known Tucson cartoonist has registered as a freshman at the university. His move broadens the campus profile with a creator of local renown joining student life and study.
Assistant Coach B. Stanley registers for several courses in the language department replacing Jambo Pierce in the athletic department.
Mrs Hilda Allstrom a Northwestern Academy graduate has entered the university as a graduate student in the college of letters arts and science for advanced study.
Ernest Reed of Tucson registers as a more the students at the university. Miss Mary Tierney assistant in the department of women athletics assumes duties under Miss Gittings. RR Vasques from National Preparatory School in Mexico transfers from Michigan. Arthur Dupoudreux registers late seeking a degree in commerce. Mrs Elisabeth Cronin of New London and Connie new student register late. Miss Dorothy Stuart registers as sophomore. Alvin Thompson returns for second year. Larry McLoughlin Beta Chi reviews matches at Camp Perry with Eighth Corps crew team involvement.
Benson chosen for this year’s Primary Christian Endeavor conference. The event runs October 7 with many county workers attending. A new president will be elected to lead the group and Miss Frances Majer coordinates Tucson delegation transport. Last year’s meeting was held in Tucson.
A brief service was held at the Church of St. Philly for Princess ar athereg in memory. A Russian pastor and friends laid flowers and bore the wreaths for Southampton and Aquitania, with later transportation to York.
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