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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1952
Page
34
Myrtle Meyer Eldred offers guidance on gentle, precise language to use with infants. The article emphasizes clear terms for routines, feeding, and soothing, promoting calm communication to support early development and secure bonding.
Parents should use correct body part terminology to discuss sex with children. Honest, natural conversation reduces fear and builds understanding as curiosity arises from infancy onward. Parents must listen, learn, and shape their own philosophy, then share age appropriate answers when questions arise. Our free leaflet No. 47 "Sex Instruction" is available from Myrtle Meyer Eldred.
Article urges adults sixty and over to eat vitamin A rich foods such as liver eggs dairy and leafy greens to maintain vision and skin, with plant sources like broccoli carrots kale spinach and peppers. Includes recipe for liver loaf and tips to blend flavor with seasonings and sauces.
Mrs. Edward F. Weil was elected president of the western division at the national convention of the 8 et 40 and American Legion auxiliary in New York City. Mrs. Deane Lathrop announced the office at a Monday meeting at Mrs. Grady Youngs. A social hour followed and a potluck supper was scheduled for Sept 22 inviting husbands and guests.
The Tucson Children's Theatre opens Saturday September 13 with a theatre hour at the Tucson Woman's Club. Registration for the school year runs September 3–5 and 9–12 with late registration possible when vacancies arise. The season features radio programs in October and Pinocchio on October 29–30.
Members of the Tucson Business and Professional Women's club held a potluck at 629 N Campbell Ave. A business meeting followed and plans for the district convention opening in Tucson on September 28 were discussed.
Circle Z ranch near Patagonia plans a mid September winter opening under owner manager Fred Fendig. The property hosted the Kennerly Ranch Finishing School for girls last two summers attracting nationwide notice. Fendig toured HF Bar in Wyoming and other guest ranches in Colorado and Wyoming. The new design, an opera umbrella 24 inches long, fits under the arm or on a seat.
Patsy Norton celebrated her eighth birthday with a pinata party at home. Family and visitors include Mr. and Mrs. George W. Norton, Sherman and Winnetka guests, plus residents of Vista Sierra lodge. Frequent travel noted for Lewis G. Morris and Tom Davis groups. Freeman family plans summer travel to White Lake Michigan with home base Vista Sierra.
Miss Bertha Bustamante married Frank Sanchez in a noon Sunday service at San Agustin Cathedral. The bride wore white satin with lace details and a nylon veil. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs Lizardi and bridesmaids Miss Bustamante and Miss Sanchez. A reception followed at the Musicians' hall with several out of town guests.
A reader shares a simple bake tip substituting mayonnaise for shortening in baking powder biscuits. The method uses the same amount of mayo and promises easy mixing and tasty results.
The Sisterhood of Temple Emanu El will hold its first 1952-53 meeting at 1 p.m. Tuesday in the temple auditorium. Mrs. Irving Birnam has planned a civilian defense program with a talk on citizen participation by Mrs. Bertha O Neill. A first aid demonstration will follow under supervision of Mrs. Lester Hearn of the American Red Cross. The demonstration team includes Mmes. Melville Bastin Tom Roof David V Sprunt Misses Linda Hearn and Susie Sprunt.
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