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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1963
Page
5
A center menu lists Flowing Wells tacos with lettuce cheese onions and meat sauce alongside sides of green beans strawberry cake and milk. Sunnyside offers turkey with gravy mashed potatoes cranberry salad hot biscuits and purple plums. Tucson serves fried chicken with mashed potatoes and gravy hot biscuits and butter, spiced appetizers, Ookie milk or chocolate milk.
The Suburban Woman's Club invites all women to a day long event Un Jour Pour Vous from 9 30 a m to 4 p m at the Pioneer Hotel Terrace Ballroom buffet brunch 1130 to 1230 and a Bel Aire Casuals fashion show. Cochairs Mrs Ronald R Sutherland and Mrs Jack Downey oversee. Ticket chairs Mrs James Fairchild and Mrs Gilbert Govaurs Hespen handle reservations at local addresses.
Susan Szekely reports on four Office of Farm Labor Service workers attending the National Farm Labor Conference. They discuss finding workers to harvest fruit and vegetables across states, the changing American diet increasing labor needs, and the hopes that mechanization will reduce migratory work.
Tucson group Pima Donnas of Sweet Adelines placed third among 22 quartets in Region No. 11 Southwestern District at Ridgecrest California. Members Mines Harmon Harrison Delbert Fousel William Kyle and Richard Bartholomew sang Hard Hearted Hannah and I Wouldn t Trade The Silver In My Mother s Hair with plans to enter April regional in Tucson. First place went to the Chord Carriers Riverside California and Harborlites Pomona California took second.
The Citizen invites readers to a public service Candy School by E. Remington Davenport in Tucson. Sessions run February 6 and 7 at the Tucson Woman's Club 317 W. Alameda St with multiple times each day. No charge.
Eileen Coons and Harland Elton Carey wed at the Mesa Arizona Temple of the Latter Day Saints this morning. The bride, daughter of N Leland Busby, is a Tucson High School graduate and a University of Arizona junior majoring in sociology. The groom, son of Bonnie Finnley Carey and Elton Carey, is Amphitheater High School alumni and UA Liberal Arts student majoring in government. He served a two year church mission in the West Central States. A reception at the LDS Institute of Religion on Mountain Avenue will honor the couple Friday evening.
An article in February Reader's Digest urges readers to go beyond passive attendance. It argues real peace comes from active participation and offers guidance on making church services joyous and rewarding for readers.
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