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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1957
Page
20
A reader asks how to handle a wife who sunbaths in bikinis and skews neighborhood attention. Molly Mayfield suggests firm guidance, noting the tan is attractive yet risky, and offers tongue in cheek remedies while praising her appearance.
A reader aged 11 asks about a 13 year old boyfriend pressuring her to quit baseball calling it not lady like. The columnist notes unfairness, suggests women can excel in sports, and advises balancing love with passion for the game.
A husband demands his wife quit painting her face while his mother and sister avoid cosmetics. The columnist replies with blunt humor that women may choose makeup for their own reasons and urges the husband to focus on practical tasks like fixing the family car.
Herbert H. Cooper coordinator of auxiliary agencies for Tucson Public Schools was named chairman of the educational division for the fall United Community Campaign fund drive. Elmer E. Present announced the appointment and noted the division’s nine team captains and active status. The drive for 21 health youth and welfare agencies will begin around early October.
Beginning today at the University of Arizona two day first annual property insurance agency conference will gather at least 60 agents from across Arizona. Richard Layton of Indianapolis vice president of Rough Notes Co will speak at morning sessions and closing remarks by Albert Gibson state association president and Russell M Howard head of the business administration department are planned.
Rabbi Albert T. Bilgray leads the Shevuos service at Temple Emanu El 225 N Country Club Rd at 8 15 p m tomorrow The spring festival includes a confirmation ceremony for Religious School graduates Michael Ames Joel Edward August Frances Rita Bernfeld David Nathaniel Bilgray Stephen Burton Cohen Sylvia Franklin Gail Heather Goodman Bonnie Kaye Halpern Michael Jon Kaiserman Judy Lea Margolis Rosalie Roberta Plotkin Phyllis Ann Rakita Barbara Joan Schill Wendy Ellen Sher Tod Zelickson.
The Schwab Dance Theater offers its annual recital tomorrow and Wednesday at 12 N. Tucson Blvd studio. Three new ballets directed by Miss Gertrude Mary Schwab headline the program.
The Pima Review 15 chapter will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the IOOF Hall. Guest of honor is Mrs. Oletha McKernin, state field director of Phoenix.
The Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Unit 18 will install officers at 8 p m in the club room at 4639 E. 1st St. Olive Cox will conduct. New commander is Juanita C Phillips with Leone Dobner Mildred Parra Hazel L Cox among the 1957 58 officers.
The Kellond Neighborhood Assn plans a 7 30 p m meeting at Kellond School to discuss a neighborhood park site and the proposed school bond election. The area bound by East Broadway South Kelb road East 22nd street and Wilmot road is open to residents.
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