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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1957

Page

11

Four Tucson Girls Seek Top Girls State Posts In Tucson

Four Tucson girls from the Nationalist Party compete for the four top offices in Girls State including governor and secretary of state. Sue Pooler faces Ruth Steele for governor while Mary Lou Doolen Mary Levy Peggy Magner vie for secretary of state attorney general and supreme court judge. Federalist opponents vie for several posts as results from yesterday’s primary reveal Huntington tension and preparations for speeches before today’s vote.

Tucson Nationalist Party Supreme Court Catalina High School Sue Pooler Ruth Steele Sunnyslope Mary Lou Doolen Catalina Mary Levy Peggy Magner Salpointe Monica Heidecker Susan Eldridge Phoenix Federalist Party Peggy Pam Humphrey Mesa Nancy Pale Glendale Joyce Crawford Ann Mitchell Nancy Rich Ray Cherry Overall Clifton Barbara Bond Nancy Babel Ernest McFarland

Adams Bohardt Engagement Noted By Tucson Couple

Mr and Mrs Virgil J Adams announce the engagement of their daughter Francis Mae to Paul C Bohardt. Both graduates of Tucson High School and students at the University of Arizona join Gamma Phi Beta for her and attend the same university for him. The couple plans an early fall wedding.

Ata Virgil J. Adams LaMadera Francis Mae Paul C. Bohardt Miss Adams Tucson High School University of Arizona Gamma Phi Beta Bohardt Paul H. Bohardt E. St. St

Cubley and Hinman Tie Knots in Tucson Wedding

Mary Elizabeth Hinman became the bride of Clark Alan Cubley in a noon ceremony at First Congregational Church. The couple, with families from Tucson and Illinois, plan to reside in Tucson after a Colorado honeymoon. the bride's dress featured white cotton lace over taffeta and she was attended by matron of honor Mrs. Tom C. Little.

Mary Elizabeth Hinman Clark Alan Cubley First Congregational Church Tom C. Little Mariynne Ferguson John R. Davis Robert B. Cubley Howell S. Hinman N. Palm Rd Tucson University of Arizona Rainbow Girls Phrateres Alpha Epsilon Business Honorary Arlington Heights Ill Bligh School Air Force Colorado

Burgh Gookin Rites Held At Grace Episcopal Church

Elizabeth Cleveland Gookin and Robert Frederick Burgh married in a morning ceremony at Grace Episcopal Church. The bride, daughter of Mrs. William Cleveland Gookin, wore ice blue with white lace. Attendants included sister-in-law Mrs. William S. Gookin. The groom, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Burgh, attended by best man Raymond J. Burgh. A luncheon followed. couple to reside at 624 Texas Circle.

Grace Episcopal Church Elizabeth Cleveland Gookin Robert Frederick Burgh William Cleveland Gookin Texas Circle Mr. Gookin William Scudder Gookin William S. Gookin Fred D. Burgh Three Oaks, Mich Raymond J. Burgh

New Duo Converts Easily with Sissy Shirt Jacket Pattern

Marian Martin Printed Pattern 9040 offers a Misses sizes 12 to 20 dress and jacket options. Includes printed directions and fabric yardages for size 16 requiring 4¼ yards of 35 inch fabric for the dress and 2 yards for the jacket. Colorful pillow scatter invites all ages for home decor.

Marian Martin

Astrological Daily Forecast for Signs Tenants

The page provides a full zodiac forecast with daily prompts for each sun sign from Aries through Pisces. It advises on personal finances, relationships, health, and conduct, noting cautions and suggested actions. The ending promotes Carroll Righter's forecast for June and provides subscription instructions.

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