Tucsonian Is Wed At Rites Last Week
Mrs Catherine Mc Beath of 213 East President street notes the Reno marriage last Saturday of Miss Isabel McBeath to Mr Byron Goodridge Jr. The couple will reside in Oakland after Lake Tahoe residency.
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1941
Page
4
Mrs Catherine Mc Beath of 213 East President street notes the Reno marriage last Saturday of Miss Isabel McBeath to Mr Byron Goodridge Jr. The couple will reside in Oakland after Lake Tahoe residency.
Betty Jean Munday will perform an organ recital at First Methodist Church North Park Avenue and East Fourth Street on Sunday evening between 6 30 and 7 30 o clock. She is a church pianist during the summer months and a pupil of Ximena Davis. Jimmy King will sing a vocal solo and Janet Donaldson will give brief interpretations. The public recital is open.
The YWCA league hosts a weekly dance this evening at 8 at the North Fifth Avenue association. An hour of ballroom dancing instruction will be led by Mrs. Dorothy. Music will come from air base men. Hostesses include Mrs. Helen Dickenson Mrs. John Ross Mrs. La Veda Hall Miss Salome Townsend and Mary Hastings Devine. Co-hostesses are Mrs. Marian Williams Mrs. Faye Sourdy Miss Kay Kiel Miss Bernice Miller and Wanda Poarch.
Mrs John J Durkin entertained a bridge party at 1132 North Plummer Avenue for Beauticians Union members and local auxiliaries. Prizes for high scores went to Maxine Haddock Arda Jamieson Mrs Ellis and Mrs Earl Rooks. low scores to Mrs Conger Mrs McLaughlin Mrs Adonna McLean and Mrs Leo Kilcullen. The hostess carried out a pa
A reflective column by Robert K. Christenberry recalls the Astor Hotel as a salon of memory where notable guests and events mingle. Anecdotes cover actors, orchestras, and dignitaries from D. W. Griffith to Eleanor Roosevelt, highlighting rituals, meals, and backstage touches that shaped New York’s social scene.
A patriotic palette in red white and blue features bold hues for banners logos and uniforms. Designers emphasize high contrast and clear visibility for events and public displays drawing on national symbolism.
The Bahamas summer downturn shifted in favor of a motion picture company as a local industry revival gathers pace. Production plans, investment interest, and job opportunities rise alongside renewed tourism draw and regional commerce spurred by the film project.
Women praised 7Up Ice Cream Float as a quick dessert and refresher. Doctors endorse 7Up for all ages and hospitals serve it to patients. The ad notes using 7Up in salads and drinks and invites entries for a Recipe Contest with cash prizes closing September 1.
The unnamed creator arrived on set and invested substantial funds into the making of the picture. The spending highlights the scale of production and the commitment to achieving a high quality result.
Mr and Mrs Tom K Richey announce the marriage of their daughter Marie to J Palmer Schoppe on August 9 in Los Angeles. The bride, a Tucson native educated at the University of Arizona, has lived here several years and active in the Tucson Little Theatre. Schoppe, a Los Angeles resident, visited Tucson during Christmas holidays.
An embroidered white wedding veil from Dummagadam in North India will be sold at the Bundles for Britain rummage sale August 23 in the high school cafeteria. The 68 inch square, never worn piece was bought by a Tucson teacher and is in excellent condition. Proceeds support bombed British civilians. donations accepted August 21 and 22 at the cafeteria. call lines provided for contributions.
Mr and Mrs Charles C Ventres and their children enjoy a two week vacation at Mount Lemmon in the Childs cabin. Mr and Mrs Charles Goodrich return from a five week trip along the west coast northwest including Lake Tahoe Yellowstone National Park. Tucson visitors at Butlers lodge Greer Arizona include Mr and Mrs Harold Vinson and their children Mr and Mrs Harold Steinfeld and Mrs Irma Lee Davis and her sons.
Mrs S J Lindamood and her daughters Nellie and Frances return to 55 Calle Claravista after three weeks in Nashville where they attended the marriage of Mrs Lindamood’s niece Sara Goodpasture to Joe Little of Bessemar Alabama. Mr and Mrs F A Anthers and children are at Mount Lemmon for a vacation, joined last weekend by Mr and Mrs W B Bowing.
Dr. T. S. Eliot and his son Ted are visiting Dr. and Mrs. Hervey S. Faris in San Clemente on their way to Portland from Memphis.
For the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Jose M Diniz a Mass was celebrated at the Church of Christ the King in Shanghai China. Dinizs brother officiated, their two sons served as acolytes, their nephew was organist and their niece the solo singer.
The article advises a transitional dress to bridge summer and fall, boosting confidence and pairing with summer or fall accessories. It highlights black satin and crepe options, features like deeper armholes and bloused sleeves, and suggests tunics or peplums with versatile hats and gloves for a polished, adaptable look.
Elsie Robinson argues against pampering prisoners in progressive reform schools and pens with beauty treatments and courses. She cites Tecumseh Oklahoma where superintendent Burnham emphasizes humane care, arguing pride and humane treatment better serve recovery and society. She frames the question of smart psychology versus coddling and urges humane investment in inmates.
The American Legion auxiliary holds a regular meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Legion hall. The ladies auxiliary to the Tucson Central Trades Council meets at 8 p m Thursday at the Labor Temple. All members are urged to attend.
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