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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1947
Page
7
A columnist condemns repeated boxing brain injury and, with equal force, a mother abusing her four year old. The piece argues long term harm from violence and warns courts to protect babies from such mothers. Copyright 1947 King Features Syndicate Inc.
Tucson Pi Beta Phi alumnae host a Saturday settlement school tea from 2 to 5 30 p m at 1035 North Mountain Avenue. Proceeds support Gatlinburg Tennessee settlement school. items from Arrowcraft shop featured. Public invited. chairman Mrs Donald Morrison and committee listed.
Miss Ievelyn Richardson daughter of Mr and Mrs Dee Richardson Bonham Texas married J Buford Lynch Jr son of Mr and Mrs J B Lynch Tucson at Hedrick chapel Rev W A Schurr officiated The ceremony featured organ music and a reception Guests included Capt Fred Tew from Salt Lake City After a honeymoon in Baja California the couple will reside in Van Nuys California Lynch a former RAF pilot and Lockheed employee served as a captain and was aided by his best man John J McCourt and usher Harold Plummer
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Verfurth of Warren announce the engagement of their daughter Billie Naylor to Gerald Marshall Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jones of Encanto Estates. The wedding is set for December 14 at St. Philip's in the Hills Episcopal Church. Miss Naylor studied in California and Arizona, member of Alpha Chi Omega, and president of Phrateres. She completed a dietetic internship in Los Angeles. Jones, a West Point graduate, is a March Air Force pilot stationed at March Field near Riverside and a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
Mrs Charles H Pascoe of 10 Calle Encanto will host a tea for Arizona Federation of Music Clubs officials. Special guests include state board members, committee chairmen, junior counselors, senior federation heads, and winter visitors. Topics cover music in hospitals, festivals, schools, scholarships, civic orchestras, and boys' choir.
The AAUW book review section will meet at Mrs. Stanley Doyle’s home at 2016 East Speedway tomorrow evening.
The Alpha Phi Mothers' club will meet at 11 am Thursday at the home of Mrs. J. H. Roth located at 933 North Sixth Avenue. The Alpha Gamma chapter of Sigma Phi Gamma will also hold its December business meeting Thursday at the downtown YWCA.
The Pima County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations holds its monthly meeting at 2 p m Thursday in the Roskruge auditorium. PTA Mothersingers will perform Christmas selections. Speakers include Robert Morrow superintendent Tucson schools on the Exceptional Child and gifts from the Child Colony. ADM Alice Fulmer and Edward Tillinghast also present. Mrs Warner Taylor presides.
Kenneth D. Anderson, principal at Mansfeld Junior High, spoke on juvenile delinquency at a Disabled American Veterans auxiliary gathering at the DAV clubhouse on Blackridge Road. Mrs. Harriett Jackson presided and announced the next meeting on December 12 to plan a Christmas gift ceremony at the veterans hospital on December 23.
Beta Nu Beta alumnae chapter of Alpha Chi Omega will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday at the chapter house. The alumnae will serve dessert for the actives and a business meeting will follow. Hostesses will be Mines. Paul S Burgess Robert Williams Russell Ewing M J Metteer and Miss Ann Fish visiting alumnae are invited.
The new office building at the corner of Alameda and Grossetta streets has announced its tenants. Place & Place designed the structure and will occupy part of the building while the State Tax Commission and Strunk Shields Realty Co. will lease the remainder.
California leads in almond output with growers producing more than 30,000 tons per year. The crop supports regional agriculture, labor, and processing industries amid steady demand and export activity.
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