Ava Stover Wed Tuesday to Mr. Burrows
Ava Stover became the bride of Robert M. Burrows at the Williams home with Rev. Victor Goff officiating. The couple, formerly of Tucson, plan a cross country path from Phoenix to Texas and New York, settling in Flushing after October 1.
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J. Bostick Williams
Ava S. Stover
Robert M. Burrows
Great Neck
Long Island
Vicetor Goff
First Methodist Church
Williams
Paul Smith
Allan Cushing
Thelma Ream
Burrows
Lauren Hosey
Junior Women Decorate Army Base Recreation Room
Tucson Junior Woman's club launches a late summer project to furnish and decorate a 25 by 75 foot recreation room at Tucson Army Air Base. Miss Margaret Dice and Mrs. F. P. Dabolt lead the plan with soldiers painting and re upholstering, townspeople donating furniture, curtains, magazines and records.
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Tucson Air Base
Tucson
Margaret Dice
F. P. Dabolt
Red Cross
Dick Drachman
P. K. Allen
Bill Jones
Curtiss Anderson
Don McCaughey
Miss Jackie Diamond Plans California Vacation Trip
Miss Jackie Diamond intends to travel this week to California with a first stop in San Diego and then San Francisco. Mrs. Herbert Mann hosts visitors at 934 East Ninth Street including her mother Mrs. A. J. Compton of Los Angeles and niece Miss Patricia Dean of Wickenburg staying about three weeks in Tucson. Mr and Mrs H Rummel Anderson and their two children have returned home after spending about six months in the east and south visiting friends and relatives.
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Jackie Diamond
California
San Diego
San Francisco
Herbert Mann
East Ninth Street
A. J. Compton
Los Angeles
Patricia Dean
Wickenburg
Tucson
H. Rummel Anderson
East
May Couple Returns Home From Grand Canyon Trip
Mr and Mrs Philip May travel back to Catalina Foothills Estates after a Grand Canyon visit where they took the trip into the canyon.
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Philip
Catalina Foothills Estates
Grand Canyon
One Nighter World From Benny Goodman Wild Boys Tour
Walter Winchell On Broadway recalls Benny Goodman and the Wild Boys of the Road touring the United States in a string of one nighter dates. The piece covers bus life from Cincinnati to New York, weird town incidents, driver pals, and jokes about road hazards and laundry chaos.
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Benny Goodman
Cincinnati
Cedarpoint
Sandusky
Scranton
la Porte
Indiana
Hershey
Pennsylvania
Troy
New York
Ahoskie
North Carolina
Winchester
Virginia
Dayton
Detroit
Denver
America
Fifth Avenue
Washington, D. C
West Virginia
Ohio
Jess Stacy
New York State
Pee Wee Monte
Eric
Jerry Jerome
Artie Bernstein
Ziggie Elman
Western Union
Bix Beiderbecke
Whiteman
Lexington
Kentucky
Columbia
Harry James
Don Redman
Eastwood Gardens
Harry
Canyon to visit Phantom Ranch and mountain visitors depart
Mr. May leaves today for a short trip to San Antonio. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Murphey return to Tucson after spending the summer on Mount Lemmon with their child. Guests include Mr. Jack Haran and the Dedrick and Davis couples. Haran sails to Hawaii via San Francisco. Ely Bailey and son visit from Sampton with Mrs. Bailey’s parents from Yuma at the Bailey home.
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Canyon
Phantom Ranch
Mr. May
San Antonio
Tucson
Mount Lemmon
John W. Murphey
Seventh Avenue
Jack Haran
Harry Dedrick
E. F. Davis
Haran
San Francisco
Hawaii
Ely Bailey
Sampton
Calif
Bailey
J. B. Smith
Yuma
Mr. Bailey
Dinner Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs Jack Parten
Mr and Mrs Jack Parten entertained guests at a dinner party hosted at their home located at 3430 South last week. The social gathering showcased local residents and featured cordial conversation in a private residence setting.
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Jack Parten
7Up Recipe Contest Promises Cash Rewards
The 7Up Bottling Co of Tucson offers eight cash prizes for best recipes submitted by September 1. Prizes range from $5 to $2 for entries mailed with a 7Up recipe. Readers are urged to keep 7Up on hand and mail their ideas promptly.
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7Up Bottling Co
Tucson
New League Meeting Set by Tucson YWCA Defense Group
The Tucson YWCA forms its Young Women's Defense League to aid soldiers at the Army Air Base with social activities. Major M A Strange will speak on women's role in national defense as skits and performances unfold. Total membership nears 515. two weekly dances are planned with transportation provided by army trucks.
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Y.W.C.A
Young Women’s Defense League
Tucson Army Air Base
M. A. Strange
League
J. R. Batchelor
Bernice Miller
Tucson
Mary Hastings Devine
Associaion
Armory Park
Eleanor Birdman
Bill Ronstadt
Dorothy Christison
Dorothy Murray
Winifred Krentz
Frances Schanufer
Kay Schaefer
Marjorie Schaefer
Lenna Hobbs
Sarah Martha Garner
Ann Sweitzer
Joan Lily
Margaret Cunningham
Pat Campbell
Edward Smith
Ed Harvey
Jack Primm
Niles Barracalough
George Covin
John Doherty
A. Alexander
Bill Shirley
Jack Wood
Dick Smith
Donald Goer
Visitors Honor Open House at Tucsonian's Home
Miss Helen Welch of Chicago spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Ethel Welch at 823 West Congress street joined by Mesdames Jessie Cotez and Phyllis Gerber of Chicago. The group toured Utah and northern Arizona after meeting in Salt Lake City and then went to Dallas to visit Arthur H Welch before returning to Chicago. Mrs Welch hosted an open house Monday afternoon to honor her sister and the guests.
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Ethel Welch
West
Congress Street
Helen Welch
Chicago
Jessie Cotez
Phyllis Gerber
Salt Lake City
Utah
Arizona
Tucson
Dallas
Texas
Miss Welch
Arthur H. Welch
Rainbow Girls and DeMolay Picnic at Wetmore Park
Rainbow Girls and DeMolay plan a joint picnic at Wetmore's park on Friday. Members are asked to meet at DeMolay hall at 5 30 o'clock, with Dick Franklin and Betty Jane Robbins in charge.
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Rainbow Girls
DeMolay
Wetmore’s Park
DeMolay Hall
Dick Franklin
Betty Jane Robbins
Return to a simpler England meeting Smithy at last
In a dawn drive they seek solace in English countryside amid war news. A chance encounter on a ridge reveals a long awaited reunion with Charles Smithy, closing a chapter as past and future converge.
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Woburn
Air Force
Sheldon
Stourton
Mrs. Rainier
Charles
Faringdon
Lechlade
Burford
England
London
Listen World War II Letter Reflects Personal Valor and Self Worth
Elsie Robinson reflects on drafted youths letters from the front, mothers, wives, and sweethearts. She questions the call to heroic sacrifice and argues the deeper motive is self worth and personal dignity rather than patriotism alone. The piece centers on a red haired boy’s emotions, his mother’s horror, and a shift toward valuing life and self-respect.
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America
Sew and So Circle meeting and VFW auxiliary notice
The Sew and So Circle of Naomi Rebekah lodge No. 4 meets August 20 at 8 pm at 409 South Stone Ave hosted by Violette Snyder and Mary Palmer. Rain location is I O O F hall. VFW Post 549 auxiliary meets Thursday at 7 30 pm at 121 East Broadway. Amphitheatre Homemakers hold all day gathering at 1704 Blackridge Drive with each member bringing a birthday grab bag gift.
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Naomi Rebekah
Violette Snyder
Mary Palmer
South Stone Avenue
Careliss Snyder
Odd Fellows
I. O. O. F. Hall
V.F.W. Post
East Broadway
Blackridge Drive
Rainbow Girls Schedule Important Meeting at Masonic Temple
Rainbow Girls announce an important meeting at the Masonic Temple at 7 30 oclock Thursday evening. Members are urged to attend and participate in the planned activities and discussions.
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Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Tell Him The Answers Keep Faith With Yourself
An unidentified speaker urges a boy to seek self worth and personal faith. The message emphasizes that the only true answer is the knowledge of one’s own value and the belief that one is worth any cost. The closing line praises enduring faith and a blessing.
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King Features Synd., Inc
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