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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1957
Page
37
The annual Christmas party will be held tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Lyn don B Petersen 5847 Wilshire Gifts will be exchanged and refreshments served Miss Kathlene Brown will serve as toastmistress for the evening.
A Siamese named Boren's Little Lady Lilac captured best in show at the first all breed cat show by the Tucson Cat Club at Greyhound Park. Owners Dr and Mrs Ralph C Boren of San Diego also held other top winners including best short hair and top cage decorating honors.
The Arizona Theaters Association elected two Tucsonans at a general meeting at the Westward Ho in Phoenix. George N. Diamos became chairman of the board and Hugh Downs joined the board of directors. Other officers named include O. K. Leonard, Dick Smith, Ed E. Ashkin, Gene Bandelier, Gene Hollis, and Wade Allen from multiple cities.
A public meeting in observance of Human Rights Day will be held at 1.8 pm tomorrow in the YWCA. Under the auspices of the Tucson Baha'i Community Robert McKusick of Globe will be the guest speaker. His topic will be Signal Rights Out Response.
Greater Tucson marks the nativity scene opening at the Pima County Courthouse patio with church bells at 7 30 p m tomorrow followed by a trumpet trio from the courthouse balcony. Geraldine Wes TopAY reads the Christmas story while civic groups host accompanying programs and a city jail tour is listed for noon.
The Catalina Junior Woman's Club presents its annual guest night at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Tucson Woman's Club. Members and spouses form the cast under Mrs Gordon Matteson direction. A Christmas carol community sing will close the program.
The Cornell Club of Tucson meets at noon tomorrow for lunch in Room 256 of the Student Union Building. R W F Bob Schmidt, manager of the Tucson Airport Authority, will be the speaker.
The Cragin PTA program titled Joy to the World is scheduled for 7 pm tomorrow in the school patio. Patricia Scott chairs the event with scenery by Mrs. Stewart Palmer and Mrs. Glenn Poole. Accompanists are Mrs. Berenice Doolen and Mrs. Ruth Stone, with narrators Soter and Gary Goetzke. Every child will participate. the December meeting is canceled for next month.
The music fraternity for women Sigma Alpha Iota will sponsor a free public recital tomorrow at 3 p.m. in the Fine Arts recital hall on the University of Arizona campus. The program features vocal and instrumental selections and ends with a Christmas medley by the SAI Chorus.
Dr. Abraham Biran, Consul General of Israel to 11 western states, speaks at a public reception for Israel's 10th anniversary at Temple Emanu-El at 8 p.m. The Tucson Jewish Community Council sponsors the event which is open to all with no admission charge. Biran, a renowned archaeologist and Johns Hopkins PhD, will address “Issues Facing Israel in 1958.”
The Lambda Chi Mothers and Wives sponsor a rummage sale at 7 am tomorrow at La Placita Park. Proceeds support chapter activities and community outreach.
The UA physical education department presents a public dance recital at 7 p.m. on the lower floor of the Women’s Building. Admission is free.
A science report describes a non surgical method that reduces hemorrhoids using a healing substance. It promises relief from pain and swelling without operative procedures and cites preliminary trials and expert commentary.
Article outlines harsh holiday poverty in Tucson with two families needing aid. A 19 year old mother, injured, and a 20 year old father struggle to feed and clothe three young children. A widow with nine children lacks funds for gifts and basics. Donations urged to Community Christmas Fund at 240 N Court Ave.
The League of Women Vas et Team will host meetings to discuss federal water projects and repayment policies. Meetings are open to the public tomorrow starting at 8 00 am at 82 E. Miramar Drive and at 2 00 pm at 0 0 pm location, with details provided by organizers.
A chamber music concert by the Hungarian Quartet at Liberal Arts Auditorium and a free film program at the Arizona State Museum highlight tomorrow night. Open to the public, the events are presented by Friends of Music and affiliated societies, detailing a diverse cultural lineup in Tucson.
Bernie Sedley Tucson Daily Citizen chief photographer was elected president of the Tucson Press Club for 1968 at the annual meeting. He will take office Jan 1, succeeding Jim Hart. Roger O Mara Arizona Daily Star reporter is named vice president. reelected treasurer is Orville McPherson. Mildred Clingerman reelected secretary. New directors named include Frank Johnson Jim Cooper Prior Pray and Harold J Lauver.
Readable portions mention awnings building repair floor maintenance and a bee keeping context with garbled branding and names. The item list appears fragmentary without clear events or dates.
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