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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1947
Page
7
Mr and Mrs L Bowden de Forest of Lake Forest Illinois announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara to Peter Logan White son of Mrs Clifford H Goldsmith of New York City and Tucson and Dr Carl W White of Lynchburg Virginia No wedding date has been set Miss de Forest is a University of Arizona junior Mr White a Westtown graduate served with the OSS in the CBS theatre and is a student at the University of Arizona
The author recalls shaping faith through hardship from a cold frontier church to prison visits and the plights of war era lives. She credits mentors like Fremont Older and William Randolph Hearst with restoring belief as she learns faith endures in struggle and in the human spark.
Announcement from Mr. and Mrs. Branin of Tucson notes Miss Marjorie L. Branin will wed Robert L. Keiser on March 25 1948. Branin studied in Dayton and Phoenix and is a University of Arizona senior in Home Economics. Keiser, son of Mrs. Eunice Keiser of Dayton Ohio, is a University of Cincinnati senior who served two years in the Army Air Forces.
Miss Annie Merrill Ballantyne of 621 North Norris Utah, to Leslie Whitton of Salt Lake City, were wed December 22 at the LDS Arizona temple in Mesa with Dr. Joseph F. Merrill officiating. Attendants included Miss Merle Ballantyne and Miss Margaret Mae Whitton. A Tucson reception followed at the LDS institute.
The afternoon schedule lists Blue-Gray programs at 2:00 to 3:30 with operatic performances of Il Trovatore at the Metropolitan Opera and piano matinee at the Record Theatre. An evening lineup includes Tea and Crumpets, recordings, and broadcasts from Geo Towne's Orchestra and political commentary on Communism.
A bride elected to pursue education at Utah State Agricultural College while her fiancé studies there in Logan Utah. The bride belongs to the Lamda Delta Sigma sorority and the couple will reside near the campus after their wedding.
After using silver and other metal serving pieces for pickle or salad, wash in hot soapy water, rinse in boiling water, and wipe immediately. This routine prevents acids from affecting the metal and helps keep it from tarnishing.
Members and friends of St. Andrew's Episcopal church will attend a reception from 8 to 10 p.m. tomorrow at the parish house to honor Rev. and Mrs. Walter H. Dugan on their silver wedding anniversary. The couple were married December 27, 1922, in Chol Chol Chile where they were missionaries. They came to Tucson six years ago and have three children and one grandson.
The Department of Arizona American Legion Auxiliary announces its annual Christmas party at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the veterans hospital recreation hall. General chair Mrs. Charlotte Helbig says bridge and bingo will be planned. ward 5 party led by Mrs. Dollie Young. Morgan McDermott Unit 7 members will assist both events.
A baby lamb known as Persian, regarded by Americans, is described as the real black sheep. It is born very dark with tight curls forming as its close hair first appears in maire markings.
In Atlanta the Crawford W. Long hospital opens a nursery for nurses children to retain experienced maternity staff. Mothers can earn extra money while their babies are cared for on site and novice nurses gain practical training by caring for healthy newborns from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Chester Bowles, chairman of the international advisory committee for the United Nations Appeal for Children, said in Lake Success that populations in 38 countries would be asked to "give one day" to aid needy children. Contributions may be one day’s pay or labor value, with national committees expected to be set up.
Fire Chief J. H. Alderson and family unwrapping gifts when neighbors spotted water spraying on their roof. The chief reported to the fire department as flames, likely from a chimney spark, consumed the roof with an estimated loss of $3,000.
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