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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1944

Page

4

Local theater seeks cast for This Ain't The Army musical

Casting auditions for This Ain't The Army are set tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Tucson Little Theatre. Marvin Clemens says selections will be based on the tryouts and aims to entertain military personnel with a lighter revue featuring singers dancers and specialty acts. Ade-Rolfe Floreen notes girl parts are in demand and urges servicemen war workers and newcomers to attend to boost morale and social opportunities.

Marvin Clemens Tucson Little Theatre Workshop Clemens Federal Works Agency City Recreation Department Tucson Little Theatre Little Theatre Ade-Rolfe Floreen Ade Rolfe Floreen

House-McCauley Rites Held Here

Miss Mary House of Mercenburg Pa. becomes the bride of Lt. John William McCauley Jr. of Alexandria Pa. at Trinity Presbyterian Church. The couple plans to reside in Tucson after his Davis Monthan assignment.

McCauley Trinity Presbyterian Church Mary T House Mercenburg John William McCauley, Jr Alexandria Roy Wollam Miles E. Amos Davis-Monthan Hood College Fredericksburg Mercersburg Academy Pennsylvania State College Davis- Monthan Tucson

Be Sure Not to Prepare Fruits or Vegetables Too Early

The note warns against preparing produce long before cooking to preserve freshness. It advises timing tasks to minimize sogginess and nutrient loss, suggesting tasks are done close to heat.

How to Stop Grease Spatter With Flour

To prevent hot grease from splattering, sift a quarter teaspoon of flour into the oil. This simple tip helps dampen splashes and reduce mess when frying foods.

Community skating party and talks on postwar world

Trinity Presbyterian youth group hosts a skating party at Pastime rink tonight. Community sing amateur contest tryouts begin at 7 30 tonight at KVOA for children under 16. Dr Alfred Atkinson UA president speaks on the Postwar World at 8 p m at the library patio open to the public.

Trinity Presbyterian Young People KVOA Alfred Atkinson

Box Supper Hosted by Foreign Service Wives Club

The Foreign Service Wives club holds a box supper tomorrow at 7 p.m. at 606 North Park. Desert and coffee will be served.

Foreign Service Wives’ Club North Park

Wells Community Club Plans Daylong Meeting on Wetmore Road

The Wells Community club schedules an all day meeting tomorrow with Mrs. Walter Rawley on new Wetmore road. Bethany guild of the First Methodist church holds a breakfast meeting tomorrow at 9 30 a m at 1407 East Helen.

The Wells Community Club Walter Rawley New Wetmore Road Bethany Guild of the First Methodist Church East Helen

Morgan McDermott Unit Plans Meeting at Legion Hall

Morgan McDermott unit No 7 of the American Legion auxiliary will meet tomorrow at 8 p m in the Legion building. Officers will be installed.

Morgan McDermott American Legion Auxiliary Legion

Piano pupils to perform at Mrs Guthrie’s home

Three piano students Betty Jo Castelan Wanda Britten and Dorothy Whitehead will perform tomorrow at 8 p m at the home of Mrs C E Britten. A Rainbow for Girls instruction meeting is set for 2 30 p m tomorrow at the Masonic temple followed by the grand worthy advisor’s attendance at the regular meeting that night. The Ladies Order of the Railway Conductors auxiliary will sponsor a benefit tomorrow at 8 p m at the Masonic temple featuring bridge whist and bingo open to the public.

Ralph Guthrie C. E. Britten Betty Jo Castelan Wanda Britten Dorothy Whitehead Order of Rainbow Masonic Temple Ladies Order of the Railway Conductors Auxiliary R.O.T.C

Here's To Youth Extends Radio Series With NBC

In cooperation with NBC the Girl Scouts and nine other youth groups extend the "Here's to Youth" radio series for 13 more weeks beginning May 20. The program runs 11 to 1130 a.m. Saturdays on KVOA and covers issues facing young people and the role of youth services in wartime and postwar life.

NBC Girl Scouts America Journal of the American Medical Association Writers’ War Board KVOA

Youth Camps Highlight Civic Growth And Wartime Education

A series of summer programs for boys and girls presents youth leadership and service as paths to democratic citizenship. Each July and August event features plays and activities like The Lost Parent and World Without End, emphasizing reintegration, unity, initiative, and the value of education during wartime. Ten national youth organizations sponsor the effort, including American Junior Red Cross, Boy Scouts of America, Camp Fire Girls, and YMCA/YWCA.

Faith of Our Fathers American Junior Red Cross Boys’ Club of America Boy Scouts of Americas Camp Fire Girls Girl Scouts Jewish Welfare Board National Federation of Settlements United Christian Youth Movement of Protestantism YMCA YWCA

Namesake Mayors Meet in Cape Girardeau

Acting Cape Girardeau mayor R E Beckman meets R E Beckman of Bernie in Cape Girardeau. Both men share the same name and backgrounds in grocery retail. Bernie's Beckman had been a grocer.

Cape Girardeau, Mo Capt Girardeau R. E. Beckman Bernie, Mo Cape Girardeau Beckman Bernie

Navy School Guests Enjoy El Encanto Picnic Supper

A gathering at the Sundt home in El Encanto hosted by the First Methodist Church Young Adult Fellowship honored sailors from a Naval indoctrination school. Lt Jerry G. Rizzo and numerous ensigns from various cities attended a evening of outdoor cooking, games, and a song-fest led by Miss Sara Pulis, with hostesses including Mrs. Ethel Dunipace and Mrs. Thelma Ransome.

John Sundt el Encanto Naval Indoctrination Young Adult Fellowship The First Methodist Church Sara Pulis Pulis Ethel Dunipace Thelma Ransome Mary Stringer Jerry G. Rizzo New York Ens W. Clough Cullen Mankato Minn Ross A. Berne Minneapolis William Dunipace E. D. Terreau Mmes Evangeline Gilliland Thelma L. Ran

Mrs Adler Hosts Annual Servicemen Party At Home

Mrs Rebecca Adler of 909 East Adams street hosted a servicemen party last Saturday at 9 pm. About 35 servicemen and their wives attended. Her son Seymour Whitebook, 17, serves in the Navy. Surplus food from the gatherings is donated to the USO.

Rebecca Adler East Adams Street

Cooking Vegetables Safely With Covered Utensils

To preserve minerals in vegetables cook them in covered pots and avoid stirring. This method minimizes mineral loss and maintains flavor.

Local Women Named in Readable Listing

The article lists Bonnie Oakley Emily Gray and Misses Louise Misto Winifred Ross Betty Kirby Mary E Stringer Sara Pulis and Catherine Blanton as named individuals in the readable text segment.

Bonnie Oakley Emily Gray Louise Misto Winifred Ross Betty Kirby Mary E. Stringer Sara Pulis Catherine Blanton

Wollam announces birth of daughter Ann in Colombia

Dr and Mrs Roy Wollam receive cable from son Park Wollam American vice consul in Colombia announcing birth of a daughter Ann Mrs Julian Crutcher hosted Ensign and Mrs Roswell Roberts and friends at her East Edison home last weekend

Roy Wollam Park Wollam Tucson Columbia South America Ann Julian Crutcher East Edison Ensign Roswell Roberts

Cornmeal Mixed Patties Boost Meat Yield

A kitchen tip suggests combining cornmeal with ground meat to create more patties. The method emphasizes stretching meat portions, yielding additional portions per batch without sacrificing flavor.

UA Students Wed In N Y Today

In an informal ceremony this morning Miss Carolyn Lavender daughter of Harrison M Lavender of Douglas wed Lt. William Chandler son of Mrs Fred Fuller of Tucson. The ceremony took place at the Little Church Around the Corner in New York City. The bride attended Bishop's School in La Jolla the University of Arizona and Katherine Gibbs.

Carolyn Lavender Harrison M. Lavender Douglas William §. Chandler Fred Fuller Tucson New York City Bishop's School la Jolla Calif University of Arizona Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority Katherine Gibbs

Boston Bride Joins With Lavender Family Ties

The bride was given in marriage by her brother Harrison M Lavender Jr and her father Harrison M Lavender, general manager of Phelps Dodge. Lt Chandler, a Tucson High and Western Reserve Academy alumnus, is a West Point graduate commissioned in the U S Air Corps.

Boston Mass Harrison M. Lavender Phelps Dodge Corporation Chandler Tucson High School Western Reserve Academy Hudson, C University of Arizona United States Military Academy West Point N. Y United States Air Corps

Fresh Fruits Versus Canned: Save Points Now

Consumers urged to buy fresh, unrationed fruits currently on market to cut processed food points. Alternatively, use home canned fruits put up last year as a budget option.

Leftover vegetables shine in salads and gelatin molds

The article notes leftover vegetables work well in salads with fresh produce or when set into gelatin. It highlights flexible serving ideas and the value of reducing waste by repurposing produce in creative dishes.

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