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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1956

Page

10

Burney Becker wedding held at First Methodist Church

Deloris L. Becker wed Wayne F. Burney at First Methodist Church in Elm Creek Nebraska. The bride wore a waltz length gown with billowing skirt and basque bodice while carrying white carnations in a colonial bouquet. Best man Karl F. Bischoff and maid of honor Betty Weatherly attended. the couple will reside at 1841 E Lee Street after the ceremony.

Deloris L. Becker Wayne F. Burney First Methodist Church Betty Weatherly Kearney Neb Karl F. Bischoff Williamstown Curtis H. Becker Elm Creek F. S. Burney Houston Tex Ft. Huachuca

Quint Closes Flower Shop Run by Dionne Quintuplet Marie

Marie Dionne the only surviving quintuplet to start a business closes her flower shop Salon Emilie in Montreal after seven months. She opened near three hospitals on May 21 and did not close for Christmas, choosing to stay away from customers and work with a small staff.

Montreal Marie Emilie Ste. Agathe

Double Ring Vows Unite Young Pair in Christmas Wedding

Barbara Kay Klepfer wed William C. Parks at 4 p.m. Christmas Eve in St. Paul’s Church. The couple’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Klepfer of 6129 E. Hawthorne St and Mr. and Mrs. Ted M. Parks of 401 Calle del. The gown was white chiffon with matching accessories. attendant Sue Langley wore blue lace over blue organdy. Best man John Franklin. usher Thomas Klepfer. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home. Mrs. Myra Martin assisted. Mrs. Parks is a University of Arizona freshman. her husband-to-be graduates from UA in February and leads Alpha Delta Sigma.

Barbara Kay Klepfer William C. Parks St. Paul's Church Thomas E. Klepfer E. Hawthorne Ted M. Parks Calle del Sue Langley John Franklin Mr. Parks Thomas Klepfer Myra Martin Parks University of Arizona Alpha Delta Sigma

Cooking Magic Books Now Available at Area Stores

Elegant Desserts from the Citizen's Cooking Magic Series is on sale for 29 cents. The 68 page booklet lists 220 distinctive recipes and a coupon. Stores include Alvernon Market Avondale Market Benson Food Center Better Foods Market Bob's Market Broadway Village Market Buck's Market Consumers No 1 2 3 5 Coronado Grocery Country Club Market Desert Inn Market E & E Market El Cortez Elm Street Market El Rancho Market Empire Foods First Ave Market Florwin Market Wells Market Fresh Market Giant Foods Palace Super Market Food Spot Foothill Market Ft Lowell Market Frontier Market Goodman's Markets Joe's Super Market Keen Super Market La Tropical Market Lee's Super Market Lil Mike's Market Market Spot Mel's Grocery Merrill's St. David Mid-Town Market Murray's Select Market No-Way Market O K Market Palo Verde Market Paul Don Food Center Ramsoner's Market Rincon Grocery Royal Market S & W Market Safeway Nos 129 137 138 139 San Clemente Super Market Save-A-Nickel Market Sav-Mor Market Savory's Food Market Sharp's Market Sleepy Hollow Market Stone Avenue Market Sun Valley Market Thorne's Market Time Market Triple B Market Don Watt Grocery Western Market White Chief Complete Market.

Cooking Magic Alvernon S. Alvernon Avondale Benson S. Country Club Broadway Village Broadway Buck's W. Congress N. Stone E. Speedway S. Sixth W. Valencia Coronado N. Stone Country Club Market N. Country Club Desert Inn Market N. Stone el Cortez No. 1 First Elm Street Market E. Elm el Rancho Market Speedway Empire Foods Sixth Empire Foods Ninth Empire Foods E. Ft. Lowell First Ave First Florwin Wells Wet- Foods Giant Nogales Highway Oracle Road Ft. Lowell Market Ft. Lowell Frontier Market Goodman S. Cherry Goodman Oracle Goodman San Manuel Sara E. Broad- Goodman East 22Nd Grand Central Market S. Stone Humpty Dumpty E. Broadway Irvington W. Irvington S. Twelfth Keen la Tropical Lee’s Mike N. Alver Mid-Town S. Stone Murray’s E. Third O. K S. Fourth Palo Verde E. Fairmount Paul Don Food Center R & R Fancy Foods Ramsoner’s S. Ninth Safeway E. Speedway Safeway S. Sixth Safeway Savory’s Sharp's Speedway Sleepy Hollow 15Th Stone Avenue N. Stone Sun Valley N. Campbell Don Watt Riverside Western Market Stone White Chief

Horoscopes and Today’s Child for Friday December 28 1956

The page presents daily zodiac guidance for Aries through Pisces with outlooks on money love and luck plus a brisk note on a resourceful Today’s Child. It emphasizes using advice from trusted sources and planning for evening opportunities and personal growth.

Aries

Nightie Pattern Promises Easy Slumber Wardrobe

Marian Martin Printed Pattern 9127 offers a nightie in three lengths with bloomers, two necklines, and two sleeve versions for misses sizes 10 through 20. Includes 414 yards of 35 inch fabric, embroidery transfer, and simple directions. Alice Brooks Pattern 7167 provides a shrug pattern with transfers and size ranges small to large.

Marian Martin Alice Brooks

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