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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1952
Page
11
A father describes his daughter’s explosive temper and abusive behavior toward her six and four year old granddaughters. He questions how love and respect can exist for such a parent and urges seeking medical or psychiatric help. The excerpt promotes a Woman’s View leaflet on good parenting available by mail.
Wednesday forecast highlights Taurus and Scorpio emphasis on plans and efficiency. Pisces child note praises philosophical yet practical talents shaping potential careers in real estate or engineering.
The Arizona Federation of Licensed Practical Nurses will hold its regular monthly meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday at the YWCA. A business session and officer nominations precede a Christmas program. All members and prospective members are welcome.
The Tucson Little Theater workers have a new home with a two year lease in the 600 block of Ash near Stone Avenue. Rehearsals will wait until the lean-to is finished, with Charley's Aunt staged at the Temple of Music and Art in the interim.
The Marines Family Club will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the VFW hall to wrap packages for the Toys for Tots drive. Members are asked to bring Christmas wrapping and ribbon. refreshments will be served.
Cass Gidley a San Francisco fisherman with no acting experience lands a major role in Island in the Sky directed by Bill Wellman for Bob Fellows and Duke Wayne. Wellman praises his performance as gorilla scenes impress him as cast members strive for a strong ensemble next month at Big Bear. Celeste Holm eyes film parts and a New York musical, while she and Debbie Reynolds enjoy Acapulco days.
The annual pre Christmas vacation dance at the Southern Arizona School for Boys in Sabine Canyon took place Saturday evening. Mrs Dorothy Coleman hosted the event with Tom Dent as general chairman. Philip Edmondson led decorations and Ralph Owen and Dick Warren handled refreshments. In the receiving line were Frank Grantham Capt Russell B Fairgrieve and Mrs Everly and the Bicknells. Schmidt's orchestra provided music.
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