All Saints Church wedding of Jana Reusser and Barney Kengla
Jana Lou Reusser daughter of Theodore and Hazel Reusser married Barney Herman Kengla son of Herman and Katrine Kengla at All Saints Church in a formal ceremony Tuesday. The bride wore an ecru tulle gown with gold beadwork and a crown veil, attended by Sally Reusser and others. Reception followed at the bride’s home, and the couple planned a Lake Arrowhead San Francisco honeymoon with home to 521 1/2 S Fourth Ave after August 20. Out-of-town guests included multiple relatives from Texas California Oklahoma and Iowa. The couple are seniors at the University of Arizona with future plans. Rhubarb cooking note included.
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Jana Lou Reusser
Theodore R. Reusser
Oxford Dr
Barney Herman Kengla
Herman W. Kengla
Second Ave
All Saints Church
Daniel McCready
Bmestilan
Alae Naman
Nancy Ann Mathews
Margaret Vogel
Ecru
Sally Reusser
James L. White
Evelyn Potter
San Diego
Sally Schminke
Jim
John Fitzpatrick
Lake Arrowhead
San Francisco
S. Fourth Ave
Richard Swann
Richard Swann Jr
Dallas
Tex
J. L. White
Redwood City
Calif
Frank W. Kengla
Los Angeles
Bill Davison
Shawnee
Okla
J. C. McClune
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Kengla
University of Arizona
Delta Gamma Social
Morrows vacation in California after Tucson visit
Mr and Mrs Robert D Morrow of 3008 East Third Street depart Tucson for a ten day California vacation and expect to resume duties August 15. Their daughter Elizabeth Ann wed Kirke James Purvis of Coolidge last Saturday in Tucson.
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Robert D. Morrow
E. Third St
Tucson
California
Morrow
Daily Reminders and Altar Party Events At Local Churches
The Serlatry circle of the Women’s Society of Christian Service at First Methodist meets 8 p.m. Tuesday at 1024 E Fourth St with Mrs Warren Walker hosting and Mrs Charles McDaniel as cohost. SS Peter and Paul Altar and Rosary sodality hosts an old time watermelon party 7:30 p.m. Sunday at 1701 E India for the church building fund. public invited. University Club of Tucson serves buffet dinner 5 p.m. Saturday at the Lodge on the Desert with swimming and entertainment per President Gene Durand. Leftover meat with gravy and mashed potatoes can be reheated in a moderate oven, garnished with paprika and parsley before serving.
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Serlatry
Women’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Warren Walker
Fourth St
Charles McDaniel
Arthur Roberts
SS. Peter and Paul Altar
Rosary Sodality
Monte Lewis
E. India
University Club of
Tucson
Desert
Gene Durand
Canasta defenses against a left hand opponent
A Canasta technique guide describes how to counter a clever left hand rival who misleads, discards, and captures piles. It explains using black Treys and wild cards, Jokers and Deuces to freeze the discard pile, stopping opponents from touching it until they can match top cards naturally.
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Canasta
Puppet Show Opens Junior Stage Season with Ali Baba
The Lessells marionettes will debut the Tuc son Children's theater fall season with Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves on Oct. 2 at the Temple of Music and Art. Background music includes Scheherazade by Rimsky-Korsakov and a program of dances and variety acts.
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Lessells
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Bonnie Bess Allen
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