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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1957
Page
6
Bettina O Neil became Mrs Daniel J Lyons in a St Ambrose Church wedding in Tucson. The couple, both University of Arizona juniors, plan to reside at 91 East First Street after a Mexico City honeymoon.
Sally Hickman returns from Flagstaff to spend Christmas with her parents at 5813 E Second St. David Warman visits from Southern Methodist University in Dallas. The Roy Confers host Christmas at home with five sons and daughters present, one son in the Air Force. A folk song evening at Ethyl Lobban home features multiple participants. Joe Wolf home from Culver Military Academy attends a surprise party. Harry Changon and family visit Chicago for holidays. M E Harelson hosts daughter Faye home from Palo Alto with Mrs. Hugh Hamilton visiting from Bremerton.
Joyce L. Harrison became the bride of Fred D. Dow in a Friday evening service at Our Savior's Lutheran Church. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Clara Burkert, works in Tucson Newspapers Inc. advertising. The groom is an adjuster for Glens Falls Insurance Co. They will reside at 2331 E. 23rd St.
Diane Joyce Waltin and George Robert Lutz exchanged vows Monday at Faith Lutheran Church in a double ring ceremony read by Rev. Carl Harmon. The bride wore an all lace gown with seed pearl embroidery and a Sabrina neckline. They will reside at 929 N. Martin Ave after a honeymoon. The bride's sister Judith Waltin served as maid of honor.
Marie Therese Felsenreich a Viennese born drama student at the University of Arizona on a Chi Omega scholarship shares Austrian Christmas and New Year rituals. She describes a candle lit Christkind gift opening after a bell rings, Silent Night, festive dinners, skiing on Christmas day, and a Vienna Philharmonic New Year concert followed by midnight kisses under mistletoe.
The piece extols mothers as the central stabilizing force in a family, detailing how their mood and energy shape daily routines, meals, laundry, and emotional climate. It notes a mother's illness or absence disrupts life, and advocates a light touch to ease tense moments. 1957 for the Citizen.
Flora Sue Steele and Charles Paul Hoffmann Jr. wed at Sleeth Chapel First Baptist at 7 30 p m. The bride wore Chantilly lace and seed pearls with a white Bible bouquet. Guests included maid of honor Walt Deane Oates and best man George Dalfry Port Arthur. After a short trip they plan to live at 3076 Proctor Vista. The bride's family resides at 332 E 32nd St. The groom is the son of Charles Paul Hoffmann Sr. of Peterson New Jersey and is stationed at Davis Monthan AFB.
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