Eastern Star Installations Set at Masonic Temple
Two chapters of the Order of Eastern Star plan officer installations at the Masonic temple late this week. Arizona Chapter No. 2 will install Evelyn Porter Weaver as worthy patron and Roy Edwards as worthy patron at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Red room, followed by Mariposa Chapter No. 31 install ceremonies at 8 p.m. Saturday for Helen Lyon Johnson and Frank Dillender. The listings include the full slate of officers for both chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Arizona
Evelyn Porter Weaver
Roy Edwards
Red Room
Helen Lyon Johnson
Frank Dillender
Mariposa
Weaver
Edwards
Margaret Saylor
John B. McQuown
Ida Mae McCarty
Viola Randall
Esther Bays
Lucella Siberti
Elsie Beckley
Ruth Riegel
Marshal
Janice McCurnin
Lora Anderson
Adah
Marjorie Gay
Ruth
Alice Goodbread
Esther
Lilian Anderson
Martha
Florence Covington
Electa
Muriel Saul
Warder
Marshall Jarratt
Sentinel
Oes
Sorority Holds Christmas Party Traditions and Gifts
Mrs. Billa Weinzapfel hosted the Sigma Phi Gamma Christmas party at 826 South Second Avenue with pledges Maurine Templeton Claire Brown and Mary Jo Wolfert assisting. Special entertainment was provided and gifts were prepared for 35 tubercular patients at the county hospital to be distributed on Christmas Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billa Weinzapfel
Sigma Phi Gamma
International Business Women’s Sorority
South Second Avenue
Maurine Templeton
Claire Brown
Mary Jo Wolfert
Mmes
Jessie Arth
Beulah Beeson
Josephine Ice
Elizabeth McGuire
Eugenia Grossave
Phyllis Pinkerton
Bonnie Beavers
Esther Epley
Nancy Whiting
Joanna Hayes
Emma Herndon
Vera Bauwens
Winifred Walls
Helen Hendricks
Misses Temple Boswell
Marie Holt
Lois Kronholm
Ailsa Page
Lorena Rinker
Nan Woods
Grace Yoder
DeMolay Circle Plans Open House Tonight
The DeMolay Mothers circle invites all DeMolay members and families to an open house from 8 to 10 p m at the DeMolay hall. Committee members include Mrs M T Manes Mrs G E Richerson James Corbett Wade D Rogers H A Ros s Leo C Houghton O O Hutcheson L L Isheil H A Laubscher and Lucille Robinnette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMolay Mothers’ Circle
DeMolay
Mmes. M. T. Manes
G. E. Richerson
James Corbett
Wade D. Rogers
H. A. Ross
Leo C. Houghton
O. O. Hutcheson
L. L. Isheil
H. A. Laubscher
Lucille Robinette
Citrine and Topaz Colors and Hardness
The text states citrine is topaz quartz and describes true topaz as a very hard precious stone with a deep velvet saffron color. It presents a comparison of gemstone identities and hues.
Listen world keep age rules and stay in stride
A 1946 King Features column mocks Dr. Theodore G. Klumpp's retirement age warning. It argues age is not defined by years, but by vitality, wit, and actions, noting many leaders remain effective well past youth and urging readers to act age-appropriate regardless of hair color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore G. Klumpp
Food and Drug Administration
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Dr. Klumpp
United States
Theodore
Gertrude Atherton
Pardner
King Features
Congregational Chapel Scene for Davis-Davis Nuptials
Mrs. Rosemary Gould Davis formerly of DeKalb Illinois and John A. Davis formerly of Sacramento California were married at 6 PM Saturday in the First Congregational church chapel by Rev Richard A. Dawson. The ceremony was the chapel's first wedding. A wedding dinner followed at the San Carlos cafe. The couple resides at 931 Navajo Road. Mrs. Davis teaches at Mission View school and Mr. Davis works for a printing firm. Attending were Dr. and Mrs. Frank Gould and their children David John and Margaret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Gould Davis
DeKalb, II
John A. Davis
Sacramento
Calif
First Congregational Church
Richard A. Dawson
San Carlos Cafe
Navajo Road
Davis
Mission View School
Frank Gould
David
John
Margaret
Christmas Eve Carols Planned at El Conquistador Hotel
University of Arizona singers under Prof. Rollin Pease will perform Christmas Eve carols for hotel guests at El Conquistador. Santa Claus will distribute gifts, and an egg nog party follows on Christmas morning. Weekend holiday cocktails welcomed numerous guests including Mrs. Seliger and Mrs. Furman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arizona
Rollin Pease
University Voice Department
el Conquistador Hotel
Santa Claus
Robert V. Seliger
Adolph Furman
Charles Seliger
Kanta Lou Towell
Harry Heasley
Kathryn Foster
Irma Saunders
Alec Greene
A. F. Klaveness
Anna Mortland
Raymond Graham
Helen G. Moore
John E. Davidson
Altrusa Club Hosts Yule Party at McCarthy Home
Mrs. Elizabeth Steinheimer and Mrs. Mary McCarthy hosted the Altrusa club Christmas party at 1720 East Spring Street. The event was held in keeping with the Christmas season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
McCarthy
Elizabeth Steinheimer
Mary McCarthy
East Spring Street
UA Students Leave Campus for Christmas Break
University of Arizona students dispersed from Tucson for the holidays with many leaving for California cities and other states. Notable members include Miss Susan Bassett of Kappa Alpha Theta and several Delta Gamma members joining weddings and family gatherings. Others plan visits to Fargo North Carolina and Chicago areas as dorms emptied for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arizona
Tucson
Susan Bassett
Kappa Alpha Theta
Fargo
N. C
Jan Brookhart
Chicago
Joyce Munger
Jody Lowenthal
Delta
Pat Powers
Polly Pinkerton
Ventura
Calif
Dorcas Stephenson
Phoenix
Jean Redman
Nancy
Shirley Christopher
Wichita
Kas
Pat Lyon
el Paso
Durazzo and Lastala Arrive in Tucson for Christmas Visit
Miss Marie Therese Durazzo daughter of Mrs Amelia Durazzo and her roommate Miss Margaret Lastala arrived in Tucson for the Christmas holidays from Mt St Marys College Bel Air Miss Durazzo is a senior student. Sr Ma Deliene Francis of Los Angeles will arrive Christmas day to spend a week with family. Robert D Slate son of Mrs Margaret N Slate will arrive Tuesday from the University of California Berkeley to spend vacation in Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Therese Durazzo
Amelia Durazzo
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Bel Air
Margaret Lastala
Tucson
Miss Durazzo
Madeliene Francis
Los Angeles
Robert D. Slate
Margaret N. Slate
University of California At Berkeley
University delegates head home and plan holidays abroad
Miss Patty Paige, a Sun Bowl delegate, has flown home to New York. Miss Frances Carroon plans a vacation in Mexico. Miss Laura Lewkowitz, Alpha Epsilon Phi president, left for Sharon, Pennsylvania. Miss Sylvia Weiss will spend Christmas in Chicago with her fiancé and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Paige
New York
Frances Carroon
Mexico
Laura Lewkowitz
Alpha Epsilon Phi
Sharon
Sylvia Weiss
Chicago
New Stabilizing Finish Lets Rayon Fabric Wash Fully
A development introduces a stabilizing finish that makes colorfast rayon fabric fully washable. The improvement promises easier care and extended garment life for consumers and manufacturers.
Readings Set For TLT Play Chicken Sunday Casting
Tucson Little Theatre members will hear Sunday readings for Chicken Every Sunday at 3 p m Sunday and Jan 5 in the theatre workshop at 40 West Ochoa street. No casting decisions will be made until readings finish. The Skin of Our Teeth is currently in rehearsal and runs Jan 16-18 with rehearsals for Chicken after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Little Theatre
Theatre Workshop
West Ochoa Street
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Mariposa Chapter
Johnson
Margaret Johnson
Glenn Wood
Jane Wilson
Bircie Glenn
Leah Strand
Jessie Keahey
Maud Davis
Beryl Hartin
Irene Brinkmeyer
Ruth Bain
Martha Smith
Helen Willoughby
Marion Carson
Helen Dillender
Wanda Elliott
William Murrell
Eastern Star
Elsie Robinson
LAA Shop
E. Congress
Charles E. Milens
J. Laguerenne Rowland
Gerald Mackin
Rhoda Howell
Henry W. Chittenden
A. A. Hutchinson
Francis T. Berk
W. M. Dowlin
William F. Alexander
Ethel Glorney
Tony
eHire Pnr
Grunewald and
Adams
Rte
Adela Sanchez
Robert S. Sanchez
Hulagia V. Salgado
Cecilia S. Inigo
Jose V. Salgado
Desert Gardens
E. Speedway
TLT
Doreen Beauty Shop
E. Pennington
Aket
W. &. Shearman
6Th Ave
Gratis
Country Club Road
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