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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1963
Page
12
The Coat of Arms Restaurant announces new linen and uniforms for distinctive dining and invites guests to try its Neptune Rex Tiffany and Tabard sandwiches. A buffet is planned soon and school season brings lunch shopping opportunities at 7053 N. Oracle CY 7.2205.
Sylvia Ortiz and James Winfield Roberts wed in an informal double ring ceremony at Vaughan's Monterey. The bride, Sylvia Celia Ortiz, wore a silk organza gown with lace appliqué. After a wedding trip to Las Vegas and California, the couple will reside at 3424 E Kleindale Road.
A Tucson Daily Citizen advice column on teaching seven year old children table manners. Emphasizes parents model politeness, avoid nagging, and correct quietly. Points out spontaneity in responses like thank you and proper use of utensils requires patience and practice. Conwright 1963.
Mrs. Phyllis Jean Emery married Robert E. Haynes in an informal poolside ceremony at the bride’s home. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs. Dale Pierce and best man Evans Thornton. The bride, employed by Western Gillette and treasurer of the Saguaro Chapter of the American Business Women's Association, is daughter of Mrs. Mary Clark Jackson. Haynes works at Western Pools and is a colonel in the U S Air Force Reserve.
A vintage design from American Designer presents a front button shirtwaist dress with pleated slim skirt and French cuff option in multiple sizes. Instructions list fabric types and yardage, with order details and delivery timeline.
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