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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1947
Page
34
A 1947 King Features Syndicate meditation on moral debt and forgiveness. The speaker reflects on past mistakes and proposes a simple practice: do good deeds to balance the "bad bills" and gradually cleanse the slate with daily warmth, love, and cheer.
The Tucson Zonta Club meeting in the Blue Room of the Santa Rita hotel voted to join the Pima County Association for Juveniles to help curb delinquency. They reported funds raised for a University of Arizona pharmacy school scholarship and planned a Dec. 13 rummage sale and a Christmas gift project for veterans hospital boys. A Zonta rose will honor Chung Mei home’s memorial garden in El Cerrito. Attendees included Gertrude Strange presiding, visiting Zontian Mrs. Olyve Gray, and many members.
At 8 p.m. Friday a Christmas play will be staged in Potter school library. Nancy Lee Marston and Jane Worth wrote the original piece based on the Christmas Gospel with Ann Hughart in the prologue.
Mrs. Edwthe E. Deubler state president of the VFW Ladies Auxiliary will visit Tucson post 549 Friday. A 6 30 p m banquet at Paulos followed by an 8 p m VFW hall meeting. Guests include veterans group representatives. Reservations by tomorrow to Mrs. John Morris or Mrs. Lambert Kautenberger. Deubler’s affiliations include Order of Eastern Star and Amaranth. She organized Arizona VFW Auxiliary department in Glendale in 1931 and has held key offices statewide.
The Flowing Wells Quilting Club will hold an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. Claude Haynes at 121 South Olson. A covered dish luncheon will be served.
Juanita Temple No 6 Pythian Sisters meet at 7 30 p m today at the IOOF hall. Members will elect officers participate in initiation and plan a Christmas party.
The Ft Lowell Homemakers club will meet tomorrow at the Tucson medical center for a Christmas party. Each member is asked to bring her own lunch and a gift.
The Delta Chi Mothers and Wives club meets tomorrow at 2 30 p m at the chapter house 1501 East First Street. A brief business session precedes a social hour during which new members will be honored.
Roosevelt PTA schedules a 7 pm panel discussion titled A Teen-Ager Looks At His Own Problems with James Sidel presiding. Participants include Anna Mae Runniland Marvin Cohen Elizabeth Holbrook and Bob Bailey. A social hour follows. fifth grade hosts will be represented by Mrs. A A Preciado. Visitors welcome.
The PTA Mothersingers will meet at 2 30 p m tomorrow at the home of director Mrs Robert Winchcombe-Taylor 35 East Third Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Miller hosted cocktails and a barbecue Sunday evening for Mrs. Miller's parents Dr. and Mrs. Henry F. Laughton of Rochester New York. Tucson and ranch guests joined a lengthy list of friends and relatives from multiple states and Canada in attendance.
Recent visitors include Mr. and Mrs. George McDonald of Cincinnati Ohio Mrs Edwin McCready and Mrs Frank E Long of Oak Park Illinois F G Kil bride Earle P Charlton Jr Accaxet Massachusetts Mr and Mrs N R Suthern Silver Springs New York Mrs H W Chittenden Burlington Iowa Mr and Mrs R K Hartman Beverly Hills Monroe Manor New York City Hal Roach Beverly Hills and Charles Farrell Palm Springs California Additional reservations for the Business and Professional Woman's Christmas party were made by Mrs Deloris Murphy Mrs Arca Purcell R R Hinnant Alma R Young and Misses Pauline Jenkins Ferne Nevitt Dorothy Richert Eleanor Stoneback and Rosemary Shimonousky.
Curtain at 8 30 p m tonight for Ferenc Molnar comedy The Guardsman at Herring Hall University stage. Performances run tonight Friday and Saturday with drama department members and Peter Marroney directing. Tickets on sale at Steinheimer's bookstore with season tickets reserving seats.
The Miles PTA will hold its first evening meeting of the year at 7 30 p m tomorrow at the school. Entertainment includes selections by the school orchestra directed by Tom Burges and Christmas carols sung by fifth and sixth grade pupils under music teacher Mrs Susan Darnell. Second grade room mothers act as hostesses.
George Bideaux and several listed ladies will assist Mrs. E. F. Mittendorf and Mrs. D. J. Croughan in serving refreshments at the event. The group names include Mrs. Joe Carrillo, Mrs. J. T. Hill, Mrs. J. A. Passen, and Mrs. Roy Shifflett.
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