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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1947

Page

9

Dollie Young II to Be Installed as Auxiliary President

Dollie Young II will be installed as president of the Morgan McDermott unit of the American Legion auxiliary in a ceremony at the American Legion auditorium at 8 p m Thursday installing officers include Jeanne McQuown Hannah Howard Charlotte Helbig and Irene Brinkmeyer The unit also lists Betty Mack Ethyl Thorp Helen Blakeslee Mildred Shafer Ruth Sanderson Pauline Wiley Lucille Van Brandt Lois Kastner and Annabelle Gendron as officers with junior group officers Emma Brasker Leota Brandon Margaret Laubscher Sandra Bierbaum and Mary Jean Harper Also in charge of refreshments Mrs Lots Kastner junior chairman and the juniors plan the reception after installation.

Dollie Young American Legion Auxiliary Morgan McDermott American Legion Jeanne McQuown Hannah Howard Charlotte Helbig Irene Brinkmeyer Young Betty Mack Margaret Laubscher Sandra Bierbaum Mary Jean Harper Lots Kastner

Teen Y Dance Draws 170 Guests At Downtown YWCA

More than 170 members of the two joint YWCA Y clubs attended a graduation formal dance Thursday evening in the downtown YWCA patio. Hal Greene and his orchestra supplied music as officers and committee members, led by Leo Quesada, planned the event.

Ywca-Ywca YWCA Hal Greene Richard Dawson Mike Bustamente A. E. Fimbres A. L. Carrillo Margaret Knight C. D. Lopez L. C. Almond Emily Morrison E. W. Palmer Tps Ernie Lewis Tucson Federation of Musicians

Pilot Club Plans Summer Programs In Tucson

The Tucson Pilot club held a dinner meeting at the Pioneer hotel on Wednesday evening. Plans for summer were discussed and programs arranged. Members present included Elizabeth Guitteau Mary Jordan Lois McMahon Peggy Upson Verna Yocum Vada Anderson Faye Jones Minnie Friesch McBride and Marge Leon.

Tucson Pilot Club Pioneer Hotel Mmes Elizabeth Guitteau Mary Jordan Lois McMahon Peggy Upson Verna Yocum Vada Anderson Faye Jones Minnie Friesch McBride Marge Leon

Vitamin C Boost: Cabbage Turnip and Pepper Salad

Combine shredded cabbage with grated turnip and thick slices of green pepper to maximize vitamin C. The mix emphasizes raw cabbage and colorful peppers for a robust nutrient profile.

Listen World Gadgets and the Tyranny of Things

Elsie Robinson argues society is gadget crazy and driven by hysteria over possessions. She celebrates simple rooms, urges museums and schools to cultivate beauty, and warns against mass shopping junk that clutters life.

Elsie Robinson Bill King Features Syn., Inc

DAV Auxiliary Installs Officers At Cactus Chapter

Cactus chapter 42 of the DAV held an installation at the DAV hall on East Blackridge drive with Marie Burns as installing officer. New officers include Harriet Jackson commander Walley Taylor senior vice commander Pauline Wiley junior vice commander and others reflecting a full slate. Visitors Ethel Kneller Edyth Mattocks and Edward Weil attended as honored guests. Next meeting scheduled for Friday evening June 27 at the DAV hall.

Harriett Jackson Cactus DAV Blacklidge Drive East Blackridge Drive Walley Taylor Pauline Wiley Marion Thomas Tosca Givenette Mary Roach Mamie Stevenson Loretta Morrow Annabelle Gendron Mary Howard Margaret Motherway Josephine Corbett Huff Memrs Vera Thomas Ina Smoot Mabel Neal Grace Weil Kaye Sherstock Marie Burns Cactus Chapter Phoenix Jackson Ethel Kneller Purple Heart Auxiliary Edyth Mattocks Eward Weil

Navy Mothers Club to Meet at VFW Hall

The Navy Mothers' club schedules an 8 p m meeting on Monday at the VFW hall. WSCS groups of First Methodist plan a Tuesday program with five home meetings led by various chairmen and co-hostesses across city addresses.

Navy Mothers’ Club VFW Hall WSCS First Methodist Church Martha Lannan White House Canyon H. A. Slater Harold Jenkins East Ninth Street W. S. Cunningham D. S. Merrill South Second A. C. McGuire C. C. Snoddy North Plumer Hattie Miller Wes Fricke East Mabel L. J. Murphree

Spinach and Kale Highlight Vitamin A C and Minerals

Spinach and kale provide vitamin A and vitamin C and iron with kale adding calcium as a good vegetable mineral source. The note emphasizes nutrient content in common greens.

Men Discuss Law Enforcement At Church Dinner

The First Christian church Mens group heard a talk on law enforcement at the San Carlos dinner meeting. Chief of Police Don Hayes spoke, introduced by Rev. Wesley P. Ford. Wesley Ellis, new president, led the officers in charge as a forum followed the talk.

First Christian Church San Carlos Don Hayes Wesley P. Ford Wesley Ellis

Cabbage as a Vitamin C Source in Daily Diet

A single large serving of raw cabbage provides about half the daily vitamin C required by an average person. This highlights cabbage as a substantial contributor to daily intake and suggests including it in meals for nutritional balance.

Democrats Shun Roosevelt Dinner in California Feud

Eleanor Roosevelt urged Americans to defend democracy as she spoke at a Jackson day dinner in Los Angeles. James Roosevelt, head of the state Democratic committee, led the event amid tension as national leaders canceled speeches and a policy statement criticizing Greece and Turkey aid through UN channels was circulated for approval.

Los Angeles Eleanor Roosevelt Biltmore Bowl James California State Democratic Central Committee California National Democratic Gael Sullivan

Peanuts Likely Originated in Brazil

The report notes that peanuts probably originated in Brazil, which is also the native home of the Brazil nut. The observation ties the legume’s origins to its geographic region and highlights Brazil as a source of both crops.

Brazil

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