Cugat Revue Delights Tucson Audience With Latin Rhythm
Xavier Cugat and his orchestra thrilled a near capacity Tucson audience at the University of Arizona with 30 lively numbers. The program featured tangos rhumbas sambas and Afro Cuban pieces plus dazzling dance by Raoul and Eva Reyes. Tenor Victor Brenes sang Ay Ay Ay Granada and Cugat contributed four original compositions. The concert sparked shuffling and humming that lingered after the show.
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Xavier Cugat
Cugat
University of Arizona
Raoul
Eva Reyes
Victor Brenes
Granada
Lobban Singers Plan Musicale Christmas Event
The Lobban Singers announce a Christmas musicale and party to replace the regular meeting next Tuesday evening at director Ethyl C. Lobban's studio 1520 East Waverly Street. Solos from The Messiah Ave Maria and foreign carols will be performed by listed soloists and guests as gifts are distributed from a decorated tree with refreshments by Sarah Durazzo and Alice Tremblay.
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Lobban
Ethyl C. Lobban
East Waverly Street
Sarah Durazzo
Alice Tremblay
Shirley Barwood
Evalyn Bentley
Betty-Joan Harris
Lila Johnson
Suzanne O’brien
Alice Mary Payne
Doris Harper
Ada May Ridgway
J. M. Stuart
Ernest Craig
Red Cross Sees Food For All Radio Series Begin
Tucson Red Cross and KVOA present a Sunday radio broadcast called Food For All at 8 45 a m featuring transcribed episodes with One Man's Family cast. This Sunday's episode on December 15 spotlights the Junior Red Cross service with meal planning tips and a Barbour family menu.
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Tucson
The
American Red Cross
KVOA
Food For ‘al
Red Cross
Barbour
Letter praising the home front wife and American spirit
A reader defends homemaking and marital love against salary complaints, praising a wife who works at home and cherishes family. The letter, dated 5064 Raymond Ave, St. Louis, emphasizes giving over receiving and labor rewarded by family joy, aligning with mid‑century American spirit.
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America
Bobby Sox Brigade
Plymouth Rock
Elsie Robinson
Post Dispatch
Johnny
Tam
Little House Offices Include New Rooms
The Girl Scout executives at the Little House on East Second move into new offices within the same building. The senior scouts redecorated a front room as a club room, while desks for executive secretary Mrs. Virginia Brooks and field director Miss Dorothy Richert were placed in rear rooms. A city-wide supper is planned for December 30 in the new room. A cleaning tip advises removing grease spots with baking soda left overnight and vacuuming up.
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Little House
East Second
Virginia Brooks
Dorothy Richert
Mrs Hinnant to address Tucson Woman's Club world neighbors
Mrs. R. R. Hinnant will speak to the world neighbors section at 2 p m Monday in the Katchina room West Alameda on Variance of World Ideologies and a Challenge. She leads League of Women Voters Tucson accident prevention and is on the Tucson Woman's club board.
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R. R. Hinnant
World Neighbors
Tucson Woman's Club
Monnday
West Alameda
Tucson Woman’s Club
J. B. Henry
Christmas musical events updated by Tucson clubs
Daily reminders list several Saturday and Monday gatherings. The Satur day Morning Musical club meets 8 15 p m at the Temple of Music and Art under Mrs M L Girton, with Christmas carols by the Temple Choral Singers led by Nicholas Vasilieff. Other events include St Margaret s guild square dance 8 to 11 p m at 819 North Stone, a 2 p m Tuesday meeting at Mrs Roy Gill s Colonia Solona home with Alethea Mattingly presenting Christmas readings, Tucson Violin choir 7 30 p m Monday at Edna Macdonald s studio 1520 East Waverly, featuring violin soloists Andrey Benson Patty Bidgood Mary Jean Elliott and Frank Whiting. St Cecelia s guild meets 1 30 p m Tuesday at the parish house, Mary MacMurtrie s students present a special Christmas program with tea. Loyal Stars of America auxiliary meets Friday at the KC hall to elect officers. A luncheon was hosted this week at Mrs F J Miguel s residence in San Clemente.
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Temple of Music and Art
M. L. Girton
Temple Choral Singers
Nicholas Vasilieff
St. Margaret’s Guild
Grace Episcopal Church
North Stone
Roy Gill
Colonia Solona
Alethea Mattingly
University of Arizona
Tucson
Edna Macdonald
East Waverly Street
Andrey Benson
Patty Bidgood
Mary Jean Elliott
Frank Whiting
St. Cecelia’s Guild of Grace Episcopal Church
Mary MacMurtrie’s
Children’s Theatre
Stars of America
KC Hall
F. J. Miguel
San Clemente
Stain Removal Tips for White and Colored Fabrics
Treat white cot tons or Hnens by dipping fabric in hot water then washing in hot suds. Bleach any remaining stain with hydrogen peroxide and rinse well. For washable colored fabric wash in lukewarm suds and use carbon tetrachloride to remove cream grease. Remove stains before laundering.
Persian garden motifs in American horticulture and rugs
Oriental rug designs imitate Persian garden flowers such as roses, narcissi, narcissus, marigolds, larkspur, chrysanthemums and other blooms common to American gardens.
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America
Zonta Club Plans Christmas Gift Drive for Ryland Home
The Zonta Service Club met in the Blue Room of the Santa Rita hotel with Mrs. Gertrude Strange installed as president succeeding Mrs. Helen Saterthwaite. A Christmas party followed the meeting and members brought gifts for Ryland Home for the Aged residents.
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Zonta Service Club
Santa Rita Hotel
Gertrude Strange
Helen Saterthwaite
Ryland Home
Officers Elected At Luncheon Meet
Gracie Fields chapter OBH held a luncheon at Mrs. Charles R. Reynard’s East Broadway home to elect officers. New officers include Regent Mrs. David Chew First vice regent Mrs. Walter Dugan Second vice regent Mrs. W T Robinson Recording secretary Mrs. G L Ahrens Corresponding secretary Mrs. C E Sidebot tom Treasurer Mrs. Andrew Morris Historian Mrs. Clarence R Truax.
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Gracie Fields Chapter
OBH
Charles R. Reynard
East Broadway
David Chew
Walter Dugan
W. T. Robinson
G. L. Ahrens
C. E. Sidebottom
Andrew Morris
Clarence R. Truax
DeMolay Mothers Circle Tea Sunday
The DeMolay Mothers circle will host a tea at 4 p.m. Sunday at the DeMolay hall after initiating work by the Arizona chapter, Order of DeMolay. Circle president Mrs. M. T. Manes leads a committee including Mrs. Jack Waugh, Mrs. James Corbett, Mrs. A. C. Hansen, Mrs. Ben Franklin, Mrs. G. E. Richerson, Mrs. W. A. Ross, Mrs. Wade D. Rogers, and Mrs. C. D. Yost.
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DeMolay Mothers’ Circle
DeMolay
Arizona
Order of DeMolay
M. T. Manes
Mmes
Jack Waugh
James §. Corbett
A. C. Hansen
Ben Franklin
G. E. Richerson
WH. A. Ross
Wade D. Rogers
C. D. Yost
New Caps Help Preserve Flavor and Ease Glaze Cleanups
A new snap on cap for a glass jar of coffee promises to keep flavor indefinitely with an ultra vacuum lid that reseals tightly by hand. The note also advises vaseline on woodwork hardware to prevent paint splashes during painting projects.
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Lobban Singers Plan Musicale
Red Cross Presents ‘Food For All
Raymond Ave
St. Louis
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Yvonne DE Carlo
Universal
Shahrazav
OF A
Congress Street
Mrs. Hinnant
OES
Potter
Masonic Temple
Clarence Smith
A. L. Massey
Paron
Mariposa Chapter
Albert Gump
Charles Stewart
Arthur Stockmar
Pearl White
Social Hour
Elizabeth Young
Beulah Young
Grace White
Dorothy White
Ida Wiggins
Dorothy Williams
Elizabeth Watson
Lovina Watson
Adella Upham
Lila Woodmansee
Grace Worthy
Lydia Webster
Edith Ward
Wave White
Elsie Wells
Madeline Winters
Blanche Vinson
Jack Young
Charles Vinson
A. #. Vinson
Potter School For Girls
Charlotte Lee
Barbara Plumer
W. Claude Davis
Nancy Lee Marston
Baltimore, Md
LeAnn Beveridge
Detroit
Zonta Club
Ryland
Grabe Electric
Congress
E. Congress ST
Gifts OF Distinction
E. Broadow
Bulova
Gruen
Hamilton
Elgin
Benrus
Stiinfelds
Molly
Langers
Stone
Pennington
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