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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1957
Page
4
A reader explains a husband who sulks for two to three weeks after any remark that angers him. The columnist suggests matching his pouting, enduring longer silences, and even proposing a coin flip to decide who sulks first, as a humorous coping strategy.
A mother writes about telling her unwed child the truth of his father’s absence and death. Frankie’s Mother replies that the child should know but warns the disclosure may trigger a long, troubled childhood and that the mother faces a difficult journey alone.
A reader at sixteen asks how to mix serious study with enjoyment while avoiding a lonely one track life. The columnist replies youth can combine fun with important pursuits and suggests balance, noting that sixteen is not the end but a doorway to future decades of living.
Dr. T. E. A. von Dedenroth told the Downtown Lions Club that hypnosis has a place in medicine dentistry and psychiatry. He traced its use from ancient times through World War I and noted it is taught in some medical schools. He warned it is not a cure all but useful in selective cases including childbirth.
Reports from the National Chiropractic Assn convention in Los Angeles in July were discussed at a luncheon in Phoenix. Mrs. C. A. Call of Phoenix was introduced as the new national treasurer, with Mrs. James J. Di Pietro of Tucson presiding as auxiliary president. Dr. Josie M. Trinkle of Tucson performed in the entertainment program at the Desert Sun luncheon.
A meeting is set for 5 p.m. tomorrow at Armory Park to form the Missouri Club of Tucson. The organizational session is open to all former Missouri residents.
The Ohio Club of Tucson hosts an old fashioned basket lunch at 1 30 p m Sunday in Himmel Park open to all former Ohioans.
The Tucson chapter of the American Institute of Banking will hold a 10 a.m. luncheon Saturday at the Bagdad room, Tucson Inn, to begin fall instruction for bank employees. Edmund Arriaga, South ern Arizona Bank & Trust Co. branch manager, will speak. Stuart Armstrong of Bank of Douglas will preside. About 60 executives from three local banks are expected.
Mrs. Edward Morgan chairwoman of the Childbirth Education League of Tucson attends the fourth annual west coast conference on Preparation for Parenthood. The event features prominent physicians and specialists and runs August 22 to 25 at the University of Southern California campus in Los Angeles.
The Mr. and Mrs. Club of Congregation Anshei Israel invites members and friends to an 8:30 p.m. Sunday square dance in the church auditorium. A brief business meeting will precede the social dance to finalize plans for the annual Break Fast dance.
Four Tucson men join a new class of Reserve Arizona Highway Patrolmen at the southern district office. They gain 70 hours of class work and 40 hours of field training over three months, joining a statewide reserve of 250 with 40 hour quarterly active duty.
The Young Women's Christian Association invites new public school teachers to an open house at 5 p.m. Sunday at the YWCA location on North Fifth Avenue and East Third Street. Mrs. Tom King Burges, president of the YWCA board, will welcome guests. Soloists Miss Gloria Sing and Sidney Dawson will perform. Dr. Rollin
Pease with Dr. Max Ervin will lead group singing. Mrs Gertrude Larson chairs Friday Club luncheons and book reviews at the refreshment table. Craft display organized by Mrs Frank Townsend. Arrangement led by Mrs Harry Trygg.
Mrs. Robert Carlin daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester McKinley 851 E Limberlost Rd will graduate Sunday from the Good Samaritan School of Nursing in Phoenix Formerly Elva McKinley 1951 Amphitheater High School She attended Bob Jones University before entering nurse training Graduation exercises will be held at Central Methodist Church of Phoenix
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