Miss Hobbs Named Church Secretary in Albany
Miss Virginia Hobbs of Albany Oregon has been appointed University Methodist church secretary by Rev Maurice G Ballenger. She will arrive next Tuesday to start duties September 1 succeeding Mrs Eugene Bell who has been ill. Miss Hobbs, graduate of Willamette College Salem Oregon, was secretary to the president of the First National Bank of Portland branch at Albany. Her brother Rev William Hobbs formerly assisted at the First Methodist church here and now pastors a Sweet Home Oregon church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Hobbs
Albany
Ore
University Methodist Church
Maurice G. Ballenger
Hobbs
First National Bank of Portland
Eugene Bell
Georgia Perrin
Sccoe
Williamette College
Salem
Grace Weil Feted By Pima Salon 164
Grace R. Weil was honored at a birthday shower during a dinner and meeting of Pima Salon No. 164 at the American Legion hall. Annabelle Gendron presided. names of officers and attending members are listed, with next meeting scheduled for September 26 at the Legion hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Departementale Chapeau
Grace R. Weil
American Legion Hall
Annabelle Gendron
lh _ petite chapeau
Weil
Ethel Laubscher
Betty Mack
Mabel Neal
Jewish Hospital
Lucille van Brandt
Rose Carlisle
Gendron
la Secretaire Caissiere
Laubscher
Tucson
Beatrice Gilliland
Somerton
Nora Sterritt
Oatman
Ida Kimmick
Buckeye
Minnie Ellis
Phoenix
L'Avocate
Ruth Gacome
Tombstone
L’organistrice
Clara Jane Crozier
Winslow
Marie Burns
Mines
Ora Ife Kite
Edith Childress
Josephine Corbett
Willie Mae Eames
Shower Given for Patty Pultz Before Her Wedding
Miss Patty Pultz who will wed John Bolinger of La Jolla California next month was honored at a surprise shower Wednesday evening. The event was hosted by Margarete Baker at 1104 E Seventh St with help from her mother Mrs C J Baker. Guests included Mrs L M Pultz mother of the bride elect her sister Miss Caroline Pultz and other friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Pultz
John Bolinger
la Jolla
Calif
Margarete Baker
Seventh St
C. J. Baker
Mary Lou Briscoe
Sammie Johnson
Sylvia Robles
Barbara Becker
Betty Bayne
Riding program ends after Tuesday at YWCA
The Pepper Tree girls ride one last Tuesday at the YWCA marking the end of the summer program. Girls who rode last Tuesday included Terry Utley Joan Seltzer Shirley Perry Betty Kincaid Sherry Howton Pat Tudor. Almond blanching and slicing instructions follow with butter browning tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepper Tree
YWCA
Colonel Beasley
Terry Utley
Joan Seltzer
Shirley Perry
Betty Kincaid
Sherry Howton
Pat Tudor
Invitations Sent For Club Conclave At Old Pueblo
Altrusa members met at the Salter home to mail preliminary conference announcements for a three day district meeting in the Old Pueblo October 21 to 23. Prizes were awarded for envelopes stuffed, and a buffet supper was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa
C. R. Salter
Old Pueblo
Jean Jenson
Tucson
Ruth Clossan
Parkman School
Chicago
Esther Clossan
Reuel Taylor
Indianapolis
Ind
Taylor
Inlaw
Miss Clossan
Frank MacMurtrie
Salome Townsend
B. Eleanor Johnson
J. R. Burns
Georges DeMeester
Emily Turek
Clossan
Grace Ryan
Margaret Albert
W. R. Basteen
E. Lyle Clark
J. R. Hansen
Hazel MacCready
Flo Hubbard
Emilia Kaiser
Helen Keeling
Edna Lamb
Mabel Lewis
T. H. Peterson
Canastas and Card Strategy Hints for Safe Play
A card game column advises early melds avoid using wild cards except initial meld, aims to stock pack after canastas, and suggests discarding a black card to force opponents to draw. It notes safe discards for large canastas like sevens and sixes and reminds players to track opponents’ card counts to spot squeezes and counter them.
Canasta Strategy on Completing Melds and Canastas
When a partner makes the initial meld, maximize play by adding all natural cards to it. If a 50 point meld like K K K 2 appears and you hold three Kings, place them all to form a canasta. If you hold K K joker, add the two natural Kings. Complete the canasta with a joker only if you have another wild card or if opponents appear close to melding out.
Strategy for Queens and wild cards in canasta play
The text advises holding wild cards while partners add natural cards to a canasta and drawing additional queens to the meld. Do not use wilds to complete a canasta prematurely if opponents could meld out. Prefer jokers over deuces when using wilds, as jokers gain higher value in melds. If short on discards with a four of a kind like KK JJJJ 88, discard one card from the quartet, and repeat next round if needed to avoid losing a draw pack. Taking the discard pile recovers two jacks and accompanying cards.
Card game tip on discarding after melding
One good place to discard a black trey is on the same play in which you make the original meld for your side. This meld necessarily reduces the total number of cards.
Breakfast Planned At YWCA Sunday
Mrs Alma R Young resident secretary of the YWCA will host a breakfast Sunday morning for summer residents of the YWCA Guests include Rose Esposit Betty Fibish Barbara Kolinovsky Helen Lasex Anna Marie Leary Ruth Lefferts Carley Brown Margaret Bushyeager Carol Conn Stella Fellows Linda O Campo Ruth Stanger Stella Dalton and Elizabeth Howsare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma R. Young
YWCA
Rose Esposit
Betty Fibish
Barbara Kolinovsky
Helen Lasex
Anna Marie Leary
Ruth Lefferts
Carley Brown
Margaret Bushyeager
Carol Conn
Stella Fellows
Linda O’campo
Ruth Stanger
Stella Dalton
Elizabeth Howsare
Rummage Sale Slated by Tucson Soroptimist Club
Tucson's Soroptimist club holds its second annual rummage sale at La Plazita on Saturday. Proceeds fund a club established ranch for underprivileged Tucson youths. Clothing and items donated by members and the public support the cause.
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Tucson
la Plazita
Formal Dance Set By YW Junior High
The YWCA hosts a formal Junior High Coed dance Friday evening from 7 30 to 10 p m as the last of the summer coed nights. Music featured a teenage swing band and a list of students and chaperones is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Ima Gean Galager
Paul Civibialli
Art Goldstein
Kim Wallace
Loretta Wiel
Benjie Bowsky
John Shay
Jim Kuehlthau
Dave Galager
Albert Golderman
Herman Nelson
Mary Galager
Wanda Britten
J. Palmer Rogers
Perry Morgan
John L. Bonecutter
George Fallo
Don't Write To A Lonely Hearts Club Warns Of Crime
Elsie warns readers about lonely hearts clubs tied to murders and extortion. She urges joining reputable groups and safe activities, noting many victims are widows or parents and that loneliness can drive killers. Do not write to such clubs. The message ends with a note on press time in Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie
Lonely Hearts” Club
Lonely Hearts ‘Club
Lonely Hearts Club
Puritan Dried Beef Sale at Meat and Delicatessen
Puritan dried beef sold at the meat and delicatessen department with price 35 cents per jar, advertised as two for four dollars. Local store offers jar quantities and special deal terms.
Legislature Bans Lonely Hearts Ads in Magazines
The Arizona legislature approves a rule making it illegal for magazines to publish Lonely Hearts advertisements. Governor Carvel signs the measure and says he will forward it to Washington for possible nationwide adoption.
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Honor Brand
New York
Herkimer
California
Utah
Sunkist
Speedway
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West Boundary Miracle Mile
Swan Road
Citrus Belt
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Catalina Foothills
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