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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1967
Page
6
A group of housewives challenge a male lecturer who questions the idea of a normal well adjusted wife. The audience shares humorous anecdotes about everyday reactions, from crying in a service station to hiding tape under the fridge, revealing the normalcy of small quirks. Copyright 1967.
Pamela Jeanne Armstrong and Lyle Clay Steffe are pledged to marry. Pamela is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keene O. Armstrong of 1430 S. Avenida Sirip and a Palo Verde High School graduate. Lyle is the son of Mrs. Charles Primm of 5901 EB. 24th St. and the late Max Steffe. No wedding date has been set.
Virginia Kay Watson and Ernest Allen Parkin plan a June 17 wedding at St. Pauls Methodist Church. Watson is the daughter of Willford F. and Mrs. Watson of 657 W Calle Lerdo, a Sunnyside High School graduate. Parkin, son of Ernest J. and Mrs. Parkin of 8109 E Baker Dr, is Palo Verde High School a University of Arizona attendee working in the UA registrar's office.
Eloisa Quiroga of Mexico City wed Da vid D. Carlson in an informal ceremony at Catalina Methodist Church. Attended by Loreto Quiroga and Richard Doran, with Carlson a Korean War veteran and a guest list including the couple’s parents and a dinner at the Holiday Inn.
Reading on calorie counting highlights cottage cheese as a nutrient rich food with few calories, appealing to weight watchers seeking balance and healthful choices.
Newlyweds Paul Warren Cain and Janice Mae Wilcox were married Saturday in a formal double ring ceremony at Emmanuel Baptist Church. The bride, former Janice Wilcox, was matron of honor, with Donna Kay Wilcox as maid of honor and Helen Cain as a bridesmaid. The groom’s sister Linda Shilling and Clyde Cain helped seats guests, and Scott Clayton and Dave McCoy also attended. Janice Wilcox, Catalina High School graduate, studied at the University of Arizona and works for Arizona Trust Co. Cain, son of Peggy Conklin, graduated Southwest Miami High School and is stationed at Davis Monthan Air Force Base. The couple will reside at 4002 E. Fort Lowell Rd.
Kathryn Ann Scott and Leonard Knox Beason exchanged wedding vows at Grace Episcopal Church on Saturday. The bride, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William Scott, and the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clovis Beason of Cushing, were joined by family and friends as Jim MacDaniels of Dallas served as best man. The couple both studied at Central State College Edmond and are pursuing teaching certificates.
The Handmaker Jewish Nursing Home for the Aged will hold a 2 p.m. meeting for its junior volunteer summer program at 2221 N. Rosemont. Open to boys and girls 13 and older, attendees can learn duties from crafting to painting, gardening, kitchen help, and limited office tasks. Call Mrs. Abe Mogg or the home for details.
Safe Blue Lustre brightens colors and restores nap in wall to wall carpets and upholstery. One gallon cleans six 9 by 12 foot rooms using carpet shampoo machines. electric shampooer available for rent at Gallant Carroll 2525 EF 6th St.
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Georgacakis celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. Married June 10, 1917 in Chicago, they moved to Tucson from Berwyn ten years ago. An open house will be held Sunday 2 30 to 5 p.m. at 3232 E. Fairmount Ave. with son in law and daughter hosting. They have two other children Angeline and William and nine grandchildren. Mr. Georgacakis is a retired restaurant owner and Ahepa member.
A card party and fashion show sponsored by Juanita Temple No. 6 Pythian Sisters will be held Thursday at 7 30 p m. at the Knights of Pythias Hall 2435 E 17th St. Donations are 1 and refreshments will be served. Mrs Al Ramsey chairs. Attendees should bring their own cards.
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