Tucson Girl Weds In Quiet Home Ceremony
Miss Jessie Geeson became the bride of Alvin J. Arth in a simple 4:30 pm ceremony at the bride’s home officiated by Rev. Rush Deskins. The couple planned a Catalina island wedding trip and will reside at 1424 North Fifth Avenue after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Geeson
Alvin J. Arth
Rush Deskins
Arth
John D. Pinkerton
Tucson
North Fifth Avenue
Arthur G. Geeson
East Fifth Street
Tucson Daily Citizen
Tucson Newspapers, Inc
American National Insurance Company
St. Paul
Peter F. Arth
Douglas Couple Wed Recently At Church Ceremony
Miss Ida Hickman and Lamar B. Parks were married at 8 o'clock this morning at First Baptist church in Douglas. The bride wore a street length dress of ashes of roses with a white and pink gladiola corsage. The service featured musical interludes and violin pieces by Mrs. Day H. Camp II and Mrs. H. W. Austin, with Cadman and Wagner selections. The couple will reside at 835 14th Street after a short honeymoon.
Former Student And Bride Are To Live In Tucson
Frances Bess Scott and Robert S. Gardner wed at Haven Methodist Church Jerome Ariz Rev Frank Matthews officiated She is daughter of the late W Milton Scott and Mrs Scott Gardner is son of C S P Gardner Both graduates of Jerome High School and University of Arizona They honeymooned at the Grand Canyon and will move to Tucson after September 15 to enroll in university courses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Bess Scott
Robert S. Gardner
University of Arizona
Haven Methodist Church
Jerome, Ariz
Frank Matthews
Gardner
W. Milton Scott
Arizona
Jerome
Scott
Mr. Gardner
C. S. P. Gardner
Jerome High School
Grand Canyon
Tucson
Bride-Elect Louise Ballinger Honored with Buffet Party
A recent buffet supper and gift shower hosted by Mrs. John Crowell and Miss Cynthia Freeman honored Miss Louise Marie Ballinger, who will wed William Armstrong in Tucson in October. Guests included Mrs. Hugh Ballinger, Mrs. Helen Wilson, Miss Jane Peel, Miss Katharine Sweeney, and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crowell
Cynthia Freeman
Louise Marie Ballinger
Ballinger
William Armstrong
Tucson
Miss Ballinger
Hugh Ballinger
Helen Wilson
Mildred Wilson
Anna Sallinger
George Pusch
Louise Peel
Jane Peel
Mable Hill
Katherine Sweeney
Mary Frances
University scholars join field trip to Forestdale ruin
Dr. Alfred Atkinson of the University of Arizona Dean E. R. Riesen and registrar C. Z. Lesher accompanied Dr. E. W. Haury head of the anthropology department on a field trip today. The excursion to Forestdale Creek near Showlow is part of the university summer session schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Atkinson
University of Arizona
E. R. Riesen
Liberal Arts College
C. Z. Lesher
E. W. Haury
University of the Anthropology Department
Forestdale Creek
Showlow
Walter Winchell On Broadway Reflections on a War Child
Hollywood director Edward Chodorov recounts his reluctant donation to Foster Parents Plan for War Children and the strange, haunting letters from Felipe Redondo Blanco a 12 year old Spanish refugee. The piece blends humor with sobering questions about charity and the war’s human toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Winchell
France
Tallulah Bankhead
Herbert Hoover
Foster Parents, Inc
Felipe Redondo Blanco
Felipe
Pyrenees
Senor Blanco
George Washington Club
Hollywood
New York
Vichy
Washington
Legion Auxiliary and Tl Trades Council Meet Tonight
The Morgan McDermott Unit No 7 American Legion auxiliary holds a regular meeting Thursday at 7 30 PM at the Legion home. The Security Benefit association meets at 8 PM at Mrs Maude Bingham’s home 744 South Third. The Tuc son Central Trades council Ladies auxiliary meets at 8 PM in the Labor Temple with all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan McDermott
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Security Benefit Association
Maude Bingham
South Third Avenue
Tucson Central Trades Council
Labor Temple
Prayer and Song Service at St John’s Methodist Patio
The regular informal prayer and song service will be held in the patio of St John’s Methodist church under the direction of Carol Arnold at 8 o’clock Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Methodist Church
Carol Arnold
St Andrew's Guild Card Party Tonight in Air-Cooled Hall
The St Andrew's auxiliary guild of St Andrew's Episcopal Church hosts a card party at 8 PM in the air-cooled guild hall at East 16th Street and South Fifth Avenue. Bridge and whist offered with high and low prizes and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew’s Auxiliary Guild
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Guild
East 16Th Street
South Fifth Avenue
Ladies Auxiliary of VFW Post 549 Meeting
The Ladies' auxiliary to VFW Post 549 will meet at 7 30 o'clock tomorrow evening in the Pioneer hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Post 549
Pioneer Hotel
Mrs. W. J. Young Jr sails to New Orleans for Guatemala
Mrs. W J Young Jr departed the Old Pueblo for New Orleans and will sail August 14 for Guatemala. She plans to return about a month via Natchez Mississippi with a stop in San Antonio Texas. Tucson friends will occupy her home during the vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Young, Jr
Old Pueblo
New Orleans
Salad Mixtures Add Variety To Dull August Menu
A brief review highlights how salads refresh summer meals. It describes a peach cup salad as a main dish, using peaches, white cream cheese, grapes, celery, olives, and lettuce with a mayonnaise olive dressing. The piece notes salads suit many courses and dressings offer many combinations.
Ham Relish Stuffed Tomatoes Delight
Peel and scoop firm ripe tomatoes and drain. Chill, then stuff with cubed ham mixed with celery green peppers and cucumbers plus finely minced sweet pickles. Moisten lightly with salad dressing and arrange on crisp greens. Serve with extra dressing containing chopped pimientos green peppers and capers.
Salmon Salad Stuffed Tomatoes For Elegant Parties
Mix lightly flaked salmon with diced celery parsley and green pepper. Add two hard cooked eggs per cup of salmon, salt, paprika, mayonnaise, and stuff into tomatoes. Finish with lemon juice and minced sweet pickles. Serve on salad greens or mound in a green lime gelatin ring for a festive display with hot cheese biscuits.
Salad mixture for six with veal and vegetables
A salad recipe to serve six combines 2 to 3 cups cooked veal or other meat with 2 hard cooked eggs 1 cup diced celery 1 cup cooked peas 1 tablespoon chopped onions olives and green pepper ½ cup mayonnaise salt and paprika. Chill and serve on shredded lettuce.
Miss Dudley Returns to Tucson After Two Month Journey
Miss Sarah Dudley associate professor of English at the University of Arizona returned to Tucson this week after a two months voyage. She spent time visiting her childhood home near Louisville Kentucky and in West Coxsackie in the Catskill foothills on the Hudson River. She also paused in New York City before resuming her journey to the Southwest via Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Dudley
University of Arizona
Tucson
Curney
Dudley
Louisville
West Coxsackie
Catskill Mountains
Hudson River
New York City
Kentucky
Miss Roxina Smith Visits Mrs. Bixler From Muncie
A guest of Mrs. W. S. Bixler last weekend was Miss Roxina Smith of Muncie Ind. She was en route from a Vancouver vacation to her middle western home.
Mrs Murphey Leaves Tucson for San Francisco Vacation
Mrs Walter E Murphey departed Tucson yesterday to spend three weeks of the summer period vacationing in San Francisco California where she will visit the Golden Gate exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Walter E. Murphey
San Francisco
Calif
Mt Lemmon Vacation Spot Draws Tucson Visitors
August days bring Tucsonans and guests to Mount Lemmon resorts with cabins opening at Soldiers' camp. Notable visitors include Dr Joy A Omer and family, Roy Drachman and relatives, Norman S Hull of Phoenix, and Bear Wallow sightseers from Tiger and Hayden. Guests at Zellwager cabin and Posposa Inn register, with parties at Catalina Guest Lodge and Neolli Lodge after journeys east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Lemmon
Daily Citizen
Bear Wallow
E. B. Daggett
Virginia Arnold
Tiger, Ariz
E. A. White
Martha Dahljehin
Hayden
H. F. Ferry
Carolyn Ferry
Emile Fuero
Earl Reish
Ralph Woods
Anne Rush
Miss Low Crawford
Wilbur Dice
Summerhaven
Zellwager Cabin
Sam Langford
John Goree
Lamarr Cotton
Cotton
Mariposa Inn
Windfeld Holloway
E. J. Wisenhunt
R. S. Pryor
Bob Pryor
R. V. Goon
Theodore Bushnell
Paul Aros
Pasquel Hernandez
Lydia B. Ransier
Catalina Guest Lodge
Robert
Lee Edwards
Elaine Bloom
Dave A. Bloom
Ted Bloom
Mary Walker
Bob Walker
Phillip Walker
Bill Lindenfeld
Jane Etta Omer
Gertrude Bluw
Elizabeth Goodwin
Ezra Bauer
Jimmy Bauer
John Bauer
Virginia Haga
Kathryn Lake
Billy Skinner
Bob Skinner
Herb Skinner
Ralph Swartz
Leonard Bissell
Florence Peck
Gorman Family Heads West For Month Long California Vacation
Mr and Mrs C J Gorman and their children leave for a month in California and plan to return home in September. Mrs Harry Juliani and her children depart for San Francisco for a vacation with visits in Pasadena before returning home. Miss Bonnie Keller of Tucson stays at Tahoe Tavern Lake Tahoe California during her vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Juliani
San Francisco
Pasadena
Bonnie Keller
Tucson
Tahoe Tavern
Lake Tahoe
Calif
Miss Boutall Joins Venn Family Visit in Corona del Mar
Miss Leonie Boutall of Rancho Nezhone stays with Lt. Col. and Mrs. Frank Cady Venn during a California coast vacation that began in July. She plans to return home before an eastern journey. Capt. and Mrs. Russell B. Fair grieve are back at the Southern Arizona School for Boys after an eastern trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonie Boutall
Rancho Nezhone
Frank Cady Venn
Corona del Mar
Calif
Miss Boutall
California
Capt
Russell B. Fairgrieve
Southern Arizona School For Boys
Mrs Jack Francis Plans Prescott and Pacific Coast Trip
Mrs. Jack Francis returns from an Iowa visit and to begin travel first to Prescott then proceed to the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Francis
Iowa
Prescott
Pacific Coast
Mrs Roy Hewitt Returns From Kansas Visit
Expected to return from visiting relatives in Kansas yesterday is Mrs Roy Hewitt. She planned a quiet family reunion and to resume daily routines after the trip to her relatives in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Roy Hewitt
Arizona couples visit Prescott and Mormon Lake
Mr and Mrs J Melvin Goodson of Phoenix and Mr and Mrs Spaid of Tucson traveled by car last weekend to Prescott. They witnessed the Smoki Indian ceremonial dances and visited the well known Mormon Lake resort during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Melvin Goodson
Phoenix
Spaid
Tucson
Prescott
Mormon Lake
Arizona
Tucson Women Return From Yellowstone Vacation
Mrs. Bess Crane of 2616 East Sixth street and Mrs. Edith Clemans of El Encanto Estates returned to Tucson yesterday after a several week vacation in Yellowstone National park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Bess Crane
East Sixth Street
Edith Clemans
el Encanto Estates
Mrs Burns Visits Montgomery Hometown in Alabama Stay
Mrs. William Burns returned to Tucson early this week from Montgomery Alabama. She spent the past two summer months vacationing and visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J F MacDonald in their southern home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burns
Tucson
Montgomery
Ala
Mrs Henry Visits Son-in-law in California
Mrs James B. Henry of 1809 East Fifth Street left Tucson yesterday to visit her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Paul Gad at their Palms California home. Mrs Gad is the former Miss Betty Henry married here last October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Henry
East Fifth Street
Tucson
Paul Gad
Palms
Calif
Jimmerson Family Returns to Tucson After Kansas City Visit
Back in Tucson are Prof. and Mrs. H. A. Jimmerson and their children, Thomas and Susan Kay. They visited for the past month with Mrs. Jimmerson's father, Judge George E. Kimball, in Kansas City, Missouri. Prof. Jimerson is connected with the University of Arizona in the department of mechanical engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
H. A. Jimmerson
Thomas
Susan Kay
Hobbs Family Returns as Mountain States Leader Speaks
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hobbs and son Mark return from Phoenix. Hobbs spoke during his absence at a Mountain States Federation of Telephone Workers meeting Tuesday evening. He is federation president and attended the Salt Lake City convention as Arizona delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
W. T. Hobbs
Mark
Hobbs
Mountain States Federation of Telephone Workers
Salt Lake City
Arizona
Local Residents Depart for Short Visits and Returns
Mrs. Frank Weiner Jr travels to Eloy to visit friends for a few days. Curtis Cosden and Mr Bob Walker are noted. Mr Richard McAllister Mr Irving Duncan and Mr Rubin Wilson with family returned to Tucson this week from the Pali sades Ranger station posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Cosden
Bob Walker
Frank Weiner, Jr
Eloy
Richard McAllister
Irving Duncan
Rubin Wilson
Tucson
Palisades Ranger Station
Thursday's Child Has Far To Go
Sonny Richardson, an 18 year old maid in Monroe Michigan, gains a chance at dancing when college students Tom Hollister and Jamie Hicks visit her foster father's roadside lunchroom. Her strict guardian and a tense exit end the moment as the scene closes with an uneasy note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Sonny) Richardson
Monroe
Michigan
Richardson
Tom Hollister
Jamie Hicks
Tom
Sonny
Jamie
Princeton
Hollister
Vera Brown
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Miss Hagerty Returns Home From Midwest Journey
Miss Cordelia Hagerty secretary in the University of Arizona College of Education returns to Tucson after a month visiting Detroit La Porte Peoria and Salisbury. She resumed her duties upon arrival and stayed with relatives including Mrs. Greenwood and Mrs. Walter Hagerty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordelia Hagerty
College of Education
University of Arizona
Tucson
United States
Miss Hagerty
Detroit
Mich
Robert Greenwood
Peoria
Charles Hagerty
Walter Hagerty
Salisbury
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Douglas
Daily Mirror
Edward Chodorov
Daily Reminder
Alexander George AP
Miss Dudley
Mt. Lemmon
Soldier’s Camp
Gus Taylor
East Congress
Chapter
Mirro Aluminum
MIRRO
Mirro Coffee
Steinfeld
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