Messiah Set For Sunday At UA Auditorium
Handel's Messiah will be performed at 8 15 p m Sunday in the University of Arizona auditorium. The event features the university glee clubs faculty members guest soloists and a 200 voice chorus directed by Hartley D Snyder with Lyle M Young conducting the chamber orchestra. Visiting soloists include Russell Horton Fern Sayre Marguerite Ough Rollin Pease and other university performers. All complimentary tickets are issued. unticketed persons will not be admitted.
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University of Arizona
Hartley D. Snyder
Lyle M. Young
Russell Horton
Los Angeles
Fern Sayre
Oakland
Calif
Whittier
Philharmonic Chorus
Marguerite Ough
Fine Arts College
Columbia University Chorus
Rollin Pease
The
University
Snyder
Kissless Chicago marriage sparks divorce case
In Chicago a three week trial over a kiss escalates a divorce. Beatrice Borla 35 sought to keep romance out per Nov 18 agreement while Charles Borla 38 a bartender pressed for a kiss. The dispute over an $17 000 bank account and alleged cruelty led to a temporary injunction and new divorce filing.
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Chicago
Charles Borla
Beatrice
Circuit Court
Borla
Charles C. Cooley
Julius H. Miner
Sol R. Friedman
Friedman
Desert Bowmen Host Field Shoot and Community Events
Sunday events include a field archery shoot at 1002 River road by Desert Bowmen, plus a Cootie and Cootlette party at VFW Post 549 and a Tucson Mountains Association meeting at Rancho del Oeste. Evening talks and a concert follow at local venues. Monday features Mayor Hous ton at a Tucson Traffic club luncheon.
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Desert Bowmen
River Road
VFW
East Broadway
Tucson Mountains Association
Alfred R. Wiggins
Rancho del Oeste
Stewardess Board No. 1
Prince Chapel
AME
South Stone Avenue
17Th Street
Post Headquarters
Mervin E. Rosell
America
First Baptist
North Sixth Avenue
William van Patten
Greece
Sunday Evening Forum
University Methodist Church
East Third Street
Maurice Falkow
Herman Novick
Temples of Music and Art
E. T. Houston
Tucson Traffic Club
Tucson
Order of Eagles
North Fourth Avenue
The
Navy Mothers of America
VFW Hall
Lebrecht Elected President of Tucson Exchange Club
Royden Lebrecht a Tucson businessman was elected president of the local Exchange Club Friday Installation will occur next Friday at the club luncheon Lebrecht succeeds Bill Vaughan John Steiger was named vice president William Hatton secretary B V Munson treasurer and George Russell Ransom Powell and Stewart Weston were chosen to the board of control Officers serve six months and board for a year
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Royden Lebrecht
Tucson
Local Exchange Club
Lebrecht
Bill Vaughan
John Steiger
William Hatton
B. V. Munson
George Russell
Ransom Powell
Stewart Weston
Board of Control
Red Cross praises Arizona blood program workers
Carl F. Belliston, assistant director of the national blood program for the Pacific region, commends Southern Arizona donors and chapters at a regional meeting. He highlights Tucson CAP’s free air service across 25 000 square miles and notes a pint costs the chapters 6 50 to 7 dollars.
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Red Cross
Southern Arizona
Carl F. Belliston
Pacific
Belliston
Ajo
Douglas
Nogales
Globe
Tucson
Civil Air Patrol
Charles A. Baker
Ruth B. Stiller
R.N
Bernard R. Swift
Mary B. Morehead
S. H. James
W. H. Cordell
W. C. Wilkinson
Burglars Take $330 From Palms Restaurant
Burglars broke into the Palms restaurant on South Sixth avenue Thursday night and escaped with $330 in cash. Police said a hole was cut in a closet door panel and the money was taken from its hiding place.
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Palms
South Sixth Avenue
Tito Flores Sr Elected Head Of Anahuac Club Tuc son
Tito Flores Sr was elected president of the Anahuac club of Tucson at a meeting Friday night in the county courthouse. Rene Morales was named vice president Luis Sepulveda secretary Jesus Nunez treasurer Refugio Huerta chairman of the board of trustees and C O Longoria Margarito Garcia trustees. The club announced a $25 donation to Ochoa elementary school for sports equipment and $25 to the Mexican Mothers & Wives association for a Christmas fund. Anahuac dance planned for January 8.
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Tito Flores, Jr
Anahuac Club of
Tucson
Rene R. Morales
Luis Sepulveda
Jesus Nunez
Refugio Huerta
Sand C. O. Longoria
Margarito Garcia
Ochoa
Mexican Mothers & Wives’ Association
Southern Ranges Face Water and Feed Shortage
Northern Arizona ranges have fair to good feed while southern ranges are dry with short feed and stock water shortages. Agricultural statistician Robert H. Moats notes cattle hold up with some shrinkage and sheep show better conditions in the north than the south. Supplemental feeding is needed in southern Arizona, especially in Pima County where rain is badly needed and cattle and calves shrink.
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Arizona
Robert H. Moats
Federal Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Moats
Pima
Three Men Bound for Steer Killing Case
Three of four men charged with killing a steer were bound over to superior court after a preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace Clark H. Johnson. Defendants Carl S. Peterson William J. Westrip and Clayborne Claunch testified to their parts in the December 1 shooting owned by George W. Pusch of the Canada Del Oro ranch on Oracle road. The fourth defendant David A. Hamilton was dismissed as he did not participate in the killing.
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Superior Court
Justice of the Peace
Clark H. Johnson
Carl S. Peterson
Mission Road
William J. Westrip
North Seventh Avenue
Clayborne Claunch
Oracle
David A. Hamilton
East Adams Street
Justice Johnson
Hamilton
George W. Pusch
Canada del Oro
Oracle Road
Peterson
Westrip
Claunch
Nine new members join Alpha Epsilon at University of Arizona
Alpha Epsilon, the women’s business honorary, initiates nine new members. Tucson inductees include Elaine Flyer Hildegarde Riba and Ane Shull. Other new members are Jacqueline Beever Wikicup Cathryn Carnell Miami Lora Chiappetti Flagstaff Virginia Flick Dos Cabezas Sara Seabury San Francisco and Rosa Lind Shelley Ft Worth.
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Alpha Epsilon, Women's Business Honorary
University of Arizona
End Of Record Ban Appears Imminent
New York December 11 lifting of the yearlong ban on new recordings seemed imminent after Samuel R. Rosenbaum a director of the Philadelphia Orchestra Association was named an impartial trustee of the Musician's Union welfare fund.
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New York
U.P
Samuel R. Rosenbaum
Philadelphia Orchestra Association
Musician's Union Welfare Fund
Final word on legality of welfare fund awaited
The legality of the welfare fund set up by James C. Petrillo's American Federation of Musicians and Record Manufacturers awaits a ruling from the Department of Labor in Washington.
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James C. Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians and
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