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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1949
Page
10
The article explains melding choices when aiming for 50 points, advising against a large initial eight card meld. It suggests holding to let a partner meld first and using discard pile strategy to improve chances, while outlining when to meld immediate lower card groups and how wild cards influence decisions.
Mrs. Jim Davies reported the YW Wives executive committee meeting details at the YWCA. September includes crafts, discussions, swimming and a monthly craft with luncheon. Hostesses for next week are Mrs. Wanda Jones, Mrs. Irene Chandler and Mrs. J A Muller.
Audrey Marie Hatch became the bride of Norman Jay Bingham in a formal double ring ceremony at Trinity Presbyterian Church. The couple, both Tucson High graduates, begin home life at 1039 E. Spring St. after Sept 1 following a Nevada California honeymoon.
Melt butter and chocolate over boiling water then stir in condensed milk. Off heat, add sifted flour and chopped walnuts then vanilla. Drop teaspoonfuls on greased sheet two inches apart and bake 15 minutes at 325F for about 36 cookies.
Lt. and Mrs. Dudley C. Wray and daughter Sherry visit his parents at 360 N Highland before Lt. Wray takes a new naval assignment in Cuba. Tucson Woman's Club and Grace Episcopal church Women’s auxiliary host Drop-In Center at Santa Rita hotel grill room for Aug 13 19. Co chairs are Mrs. Charles L Patterson and Mrs Allan Ball. Tucson coordinating council hosted enlisted personnel at the VFW auditorium last Tuesday with specialty dances by Betty and Rudy Arena and songs by Mrs Dolores Ares.
Dr F B Wood professor of astronomy at the University of Arizona will lecture to Chung-Mei YWCA club Tuesday at 7 p m at 307 N Ridge Dr home of sponsor Mrs Margaret A Knight A Sino American club social will follow The meeting featured a talk on sterling and china by Miss Marie Broly and a table setting demonstration Plans for a return volleyball game August 28 between the Chung Meis and the Phoenix Lin Fa club were discussed Refreshments served to several members and guests
Miss Golda J. Watson of Winston Salem and Miss Virginia Jenkins of Salisbury were guests of honor at a Friday luncheon. Watson spoke on Altrusa International promotion and Jenkins described Salisbury club activities. Margaret Ponomareff presided with members Emilie Kaiser Margar et Albert E Lyle Clark Flo Hubbard P H Ross Georges DeMeester Imogene Myriand John Hanson J R Burns C R Salter Drs Eleanor Clossan and B Eleanor Johnson and Miss Mabel Lewis.
A reader questions the mind of a childless wife who dotes on a male dog calling it baby and asks whether loving dogs excuses or condemns such behavior. The author affirms a strong affection for dogs, noting dogs’ sense and his intent to keep them as dogs, not people.
Two new swimming classes start this week at the YWCA meeting daily Monday through Friday in August. Advanced beginners from 1 to 1 30 p m, intermediates 1 30 to 2 p m, and junior water safety 5 to 5 30 p m until Aug 26. Twenty free water safety classes for girls attending the afternoon plunge. Eight girls in Junior Red Cross life saving class to Aug 25.
A hostess favors honey over lemon sherbet as a more original dessert option or a supplement to the main course. The idea appeals as a distinctive addition to her meals in Tucson.
Miss Angie Lara became bride of Arevil R Stephens in a Sunday ceremony at First Southern Baptist Church with Dr. Joseph Stiles officiating. Bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joan Lara, wore a marquisite gown and long train. the couple plans to live at 500 E Third St after Sept. 15 following a Denver trip.
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