Book Review and Community Drive at Tucson Woman's Club
The Tucson Woman's Club met in the West Alameda clubhouse to hear a review of xty Indian Family by Hilda Werneher by Mrs. Douglas D. Martin. Dorothy Cowan played Hymn to the Sun with Lois Wilkey on piano, both University of Arizona students. Members collected canned foods mats and candy for Yaqui children at Pascua village and will visit to help arrange a Christmas party. New members were welcomed and a Corelli Players mystery play was staged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Werneher
Douglas D. ‘Martin
Tucson Woman’s Club
West Alameda Street
Martin
Walter E. Lovejoy
Tucson
Federated Women's Clubs
Michigan
Dorothy Cowan
Lois Wilkey
University of Arizona
N. S. Palmer
Pascua Village
Anna Nordell
L. A. Romine
Ryland Farm
Woman’s Club
J. L. Arntzen
Harold W. Doughty
Norman A. Jacobson
Lisa H. Lawson
Eleanore. DeLong
Ellie MacKenzie
W. H. Morris
P. W. Hodges
Corelli Players
Members To Be Honored Tuesday At Anshei Israel Tea
Members of the Sisterhood of Congregation Anshei Israel will be honored at the annual membership tea at 1 p.m. Tuesday. Rabbi Marcus Breger welcomes guests. co chairs Mrs. Harry Schiff and Mrs. Josephine Goldman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregation Anshei Israel
Marcus Breger
Harry Schiff
Josephine Goldman
Louis Cohen
Mollie Mutnik
Meyer Barry
Isaac Margolis
Mmes
R. I. Horowitz
Rae Guthoff
Pauline Rosenbaum
I. H. Handmaker
Robert Jens
Woman's council groups meet Tuesday at three homes
The women's council of the First Christian Church will hold three division meetings at 2 p.m. Tuesday. Group 1 meets at Mrs. Charles McClure's home, 641 North Fork avenue. Group 2 meets at Mrs. R. D. Philipson's home, 24 South Highland avenue. Group 3 meets at Mrs. Edward Watt's home, 1711 East Speedway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Council of the First Christian Church
Charles McClure
North Fork Avenue
R. D. Philipson
South Highland Avenue
Edward Watt
East Speedway
Miss Enger Is Married in Tucson Ceremony
The marriage of Ruth Enger daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Enger of Chicago to Kenneth William Carter now of Tucson was held at 7 pm Saturday in the First Baptist church parsonage. Esther Grape and Ted Barnard of Tucson attended in an informal double ring ceremony. The couple will reside in Tucson where Carter works with Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph.
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Ruth Enger
Martin Enger
Chicago
Kenneth William Carter
Tucson
Huntington
W. Va
R. S. Beal
First Baptist Church
Esther Grape
Ted Barnard
Carter
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Miss Enger
West Virginia
Enger
John Jenkinson
Charles Gorman Honored At West Side Cocktail Party
An informal Saturday evening party hosted by Mr and Mrs Frederick B Patterson on West Sierra Vista Drive honored Mrs Patterson's son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Charles W Gorman. Guests included Mr and Mrs Boyd Morse Mr and Mrs Lester Armour Mr and Mrs George Rosenberg Mr and Mrs John H Carson Mr and Mrs Stephen Moorhead Mr and Mrs Thomas Ellinwood and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick B. Patterson
West
Sierra Vista Drive
Socially Speaking at Stephen's College and Tucson Visit Notes
Miss Barbara Gotthelf joined the Independents at Stephen's College during her enrollment. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Smith of Hoyt, Kansas, returned home after visiting Mrs. Ida Smith and Hervey F. Smith in town. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Feidt of Pittsburgh arrived in Tucson to spend winter with their son and daughter-in-law. Mrs. Morris Slavin hosted a baby shower at 747 North Stone Avenue for Mrs. Gerald Tropp with several young guests and others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Gotthelf
Edward J. Gotthelf
Independents’ Organization
Stephen's College
Edwin Smith
Hoyt, Kas
Mr. Smith
Ida Smith
East First Street
Hervey F. Smith
East Helen Street
John A. Feidt
Pittsburgh
Tucson
John J. Feidt
East Speedway
Morris Slavin
North Stone Avenue
Gerald Tropp
Rose Ann Clark
Vera Gaier
Nina Casley
Betty Leddy
Imes
Robert Bancroft
George Cooke
Thomas Bulman
Frank Laughlin
Sidney Lippen
Thomas Jordan
Uarry Roffman
Joseph Talisco
RK. B. Zinn
FE. C. Simons
Knoxville couple guests in Knoxville home during sabbatical
Mr and Mrs Augustus King Harrold of Knoxville Tennessee visit Mrs George Tf Wilson at 235 East Fourth Street. Harrold is on sabbatical from the State School for the Deaf and Dumb in Knoxville where he teaches. Mrs Harrold served on a Presbyterian church mission board before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus’ King Harrold
Knoxville
Tenn
George Tf. Wilson
East Fourth Street
Women’s association meets at Mrs Grossetta’s home
The Women’s association of the Congregational church will meet at 2 30 p m Tuesday in the home of Mrs Warren Grossetta 1645 East Speedway Mrs Alethea Mattingly will read to the group and Mrs D Burr DuBois will be in charge of music
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Association of the ‘Congregational Church
Warren Grossetta
East Speedway
Alethea Mattingly
D. Burr DuBois
Farewell to Jimmy Walker a New York figure of paradox
A reflective tribute recalls Jimmy Walker mayor of New York in the 1920s, loved by many yet amid scandal. As he nears death at 65 a nameless elderly woman mentions he helped her boy in trouble, challenging cynics to reconsider the man behind the headlines.
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Jimmy Walker
New York
Cook
Crook
Grand Dame
Ballet Girl
Mister Big
Plain John Jones
Manhattan
Bowery
Broadway
Park Avenue
Riverside Drive
Jimmy
Sourpuss
Breakfast Club Plans Yule Party in Tucson
The Tucson Credit Women's Breakfast Club hosts a Mexican buffet supper and Christmas party at 7 p.m. Monday at 510 West Rogers Road, with a Christmas tree gift exchange and a musical program by Camil Van Hulse Albert Cerny Georges de Meester and guest Zdenka Vasak. Rose Halverson leads a short business meeting and a benefit for Safford nursery school is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Georges de Meester
West Rogers Road
Camil van Hulse
Albert Cerny
Zdenka Vasak
Carney
St Hildas Guild to Host December Auxiliary Meeting
St Hildas Guild of Grace Episcopal Church will host the December meeting of the women's auxiliary at 2 p m Tuesday in the church parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Hilda’s Guild of Grace Episcopal Church
Women’s Auxiliary
Church
Life saga of Jimmy and the 1929 welcome home rug tale
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Jimmy and a black clad figure, hinting at past deeds and alibis. The speaker rejects tidy recording, recalling a 1929 welcome home for Jimmy and a rough readiness to aid any man with wealth. The passage references a 1946 King Features Syndicate origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
God
King Features Synd., Inc
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