Latino Club to Host New Year Dance at South Stone Ave
The Latino club hosts its annual New Year's Eve dance at the clubhouse at 539 South Stone Ave tomorrow night. Committee members include Hector Morales Ido Elias Miguel Bustamante Alterio Laos Otto Ruelas and Leonardo Yrigovel. Decorations by Frank Franco and Antonio. Federico E. Moreno is administrator of the affair. Attendance is limited to members and their wives with some guests from out of town. Confetti serpentines and noisemakers will feature and Goya's Orchestra will provide music. About 300 are expected.
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Club Latino
Goya
Night at First Christian Church Watch Night Event
The First Christian church hosts a watch night party on New Year’s Eve led by J R Whippo with recreation for youth. Refreshments are served by the Women’s Council chaired by Mrs Ky Jones. A closing worship service from 11 30 to 12 includes a brief message by Pastor Wesley P Ford.
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J. R. Whippo
Women’s Council
Ky Jones
Wesley P. Ford
Tucson DAR chapter to meet at 1840 Kramer Avenue
The Tucson chapter DAR will meet at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Green at 1840 Kramer Avenue at 2 30 p m on Thursday. Rev R H p pastor of the First Southern church will be guest speaker on Some of the American Revolu mn. Mrs Emil Larson will sing original songs with interpretative comments. Several local ladies will assist and visiting DARs are welcome to attend.
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Illiam van Deman
J. K.rn
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G. M. Iler
Winona Jewel
B. Rogers
A. D Eal
Dar’s
Balancing The Books By Bugs Beer
A 1944 reminiscence by a Hearst journalist reflecting on a long, busy career. He recalls writing hundreds of pieces, wire boxes, plays, and essays, speaking across towns, and working with cartoonists like Otto Soglow and Milt Caniff. He notes independence from editor instruction and jokes about ghost writing.
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Arizona Rainbow Girls Install Officers at Phoenix Assembly
In Phoenix the largest Arizona grand assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls ended with installation of officers. Named are Miss Maxine Hancock Casa Grande grand adviser and Audrey Rascoe Clifton grand worthy adviser among many others including Mary Lou Johnson Phoenix grand charity and Betty Jane Robbins Tucson grand treasurer.
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Rainbow banner bearer Ruth Huntsman in Tucson
Ruth Huntsman of Tucson serves as grand Bible bearer during a local pageant event, carrying the banner with the rainbow motif as part of the ceremony.
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Railroad Passenger Records Reach Peak
Chicago reports 1944 records in freight and passenger movement. Freight ton miles reached about 740 billion, 18 percent above last year and over twice 1939. Passenger miles totaled 96 billion, up 9.3 percent, boosted by Army troop movements.
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Association of American Railroads
One Minute Letter from Catalina Methodist Church
Dear Friends, I hope you find happiness in each day of the new year. Regular church attendance brings happiness, and family attendance builds home happiness. Let God in on your plans. Services are at Catalina Junior High School Country Club and Grant Road Bible School at 9 45 a m and worship at eleven. Come with us. Clarence B Holland Pastor Catalina Methodist Church.
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Be What You Want Declares a Liberated Life Choice
The speaker urges readers to escape self-imposed limits through imagination and education. She argues life can be vast beyond private concerns, with horizons determined by mindset, not birth or status, and that relief comes from thinking expansively. It is up to each person to choose openness and growth.
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King Feat. Synd., Inc
Executive meeting of Woman's Society at church parlors
An executive meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church will be held at 1 30 p m Tuesday in the church parlors.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
First Methodist Church
Tucson director announces Candida audition at temple
Morgan Farley of Tucson Little Theatre announced an audition for the play Candida. It will be held at 7:30 on Wednesday in the green room of the Temple for Music and Art.
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Little Theatre
Temple For Music and Art
Woman's Council Meeting at First Christian Church
The Woman's Council of the First Christian church will meet at 2 o'clock with plans for upcoming church activities and fundraising. Members are reminded to bring reports and any outstanding committee updates.
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First Christian Church
Roundtable and devotional session led at church meeting
On Tuesday at church, Mrs. R. L. Harbour presided. Mrs. Wesley Ford led a roundtable discussion assisted by Mrs. R. Whippo. Mrs. D. Henderson and Mrs. Violet Arnold offered the devotional.
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Wesley Ford
R. Whippo
D. Henderson
Violet Arnold
Regular meeting of Sister hood at Temple Emanu-El
A regular meeting will be held at 2 p m Tuesday at 560 South Stone Avenue with Mrs Gallagher director of nutrition as speaker. A social hour will conclude the gathering and all members and friends are invited to attend.
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Sisterhood of
Temple Emanu-El
South Stone Avenue
Gallagher
Garden Club Meeting At Bowen Home Details
At p m Wednesday at Mrs J J Bowens 320 East Speedway a garden club program features E J Adams tree surgeon on Care and Maintenance of Ornamental and Shade Trees Mrs A E Dow presents a five minute talk on dahlias and another member reviews activities of a garden center she toured.
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J. J. Bowen
East Speedway
E. J. Adams
A. E. Dow
Private car owners face prolonged gasoline shortage
The notice warns that private car owners will be unable to obtain gasoline for an extended period, signaling supply disruption and potential impact on daily travel and mobility.
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