Helen Rice to Wed in Chapel Rites Tonight
Miss Helen Rice daughter of C L Rice of Tucson and Kankankee Ill will wed A E Baringer of Patagonia son of B J Barringer Glendale Calif in Hedrick chapel First Methodist tonight at 7 oclock Rev Frank Williams officiates Bride to wear white net gown with bouffant skirt veil snood and bridal bouquet Attendant Miss Marie Bogan of Tucson best man Freddie Clifford of Patagonia After ceremony couple will journey to Boulder Dam Yosemite and Pacific coast returning in Patagonia by July 1 to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedrick Chapel
First Methodist Church
Helen Rice
C. L. Rice
Tucson
Kankankee
Ill
A. E. Baringer
Patagonia
B. J. Barringer
Glendale
Calif
Frank Williams
Miss Rice
Midwest
Betty Mundy
Boulder Dam
Yosemite National Park
Pacific Coast
Illinois
Valley National Bank
Baringer
California
M. V. Lovelace
Mothers Circle Plans Supper At Gustafsson Home
The De Molay Mothers Circle held a Thursday meeting at De Molay hall presided by Mrs. Z E Squire. Plans for a pot luck supper on Friday June 14 at the Gustafsson home 1375 East Silver were finalized with Mrs. L B Suvil well named chairwoman Reservations can be made by calling 2367 W 2327 J or 205 1 2. A summer schedule includes early morning breakfasts starting July 11 with Mrs. Ben Franklin as general chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Molay Mothers
de Molay
Z. E. Squire
Arizona
Order of de Molay
Carl Gustafsson
East Silver
L. B. Suvilwell
Mothers’ Club
Ben Franklin
Ray Marsh
Ernest Crowell
F. H. Livesley
Z. EB. Squire
C. E. Brown
L. B. Stilwell
W. S. Eyer
J. H. Kinney
Mesdames
Agnes Whitfield
Discipline For Dads Is Likely To Be Overdone
The piece suggests fathers are human and need space at home and time for hobbies. It advises consulting dad on parties and gifts, ensuring a family budget allowance, and considering his professional interests. It notes many families nag dads about outside work, driving some to abandon business clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P
Daddy
Dad
Hot Weather Food Is Topic At Homemakers Meet
The Government Heights Homemakers gathered for a pot luck lunch and meeting at Mrs. Ted Nason's home. They demonstrated ice box sandwiches and jellied salad, shared summer recipes, and planned a Luna Park picnic for July 12 with a committee handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Heights
Ted Nason
Annapolis Boulevard
James Sadow
A. G. Dupont
Luna Park
B. C. Weldy
Mary Winstead
Myrtle Keyes
C. S. Hendershot
Country Life
Eveanat
Mesdames Warner Taylor
Parker to Wed Casa Grande Resident in July
Miss Alice Parker daughter of Mr and Mrs C C Bud Parker of 1602 East Fifth Street Tucson announced for Tucsonians her engagement to Manerd Gayler of Casa Grande Planned July wedding on the campus she was Alpha Phi affiliated and worked with the National Youth Administration in Tucson The couple will reside near Casa Grande where Gayler runs a cattle ranching business
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Parker
C. C. Bud Parker
East Fifth Street
Tucson
National Youth Administration
Casa Grande
Gaylor
September Rites Planned for Tucson Couple
Miss Marion Sutton daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray E Sutton of West Prince road will wed Joe Hardy a Tucson resident in early September rites announced by the couple's parents Both graduates of Tucson High School the pair are well known in Tucson Hardy formerly attended the University of Arizona and later worked with Webster Creamery company in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Sutton
Ray E. Sutton
West Prince Road
Joe Hardy
Tucson
Miss Sutton
Mr. Hardy
Hardy
University of Arizona
Webster Creamery Company
Cheese and Peanut Spring Salad Tips
Cottage cheese and roasted peanuts combine two favorites for a spring salad. Press the cheese in a rinsed bowl and chill, unmold onto shredded lettuce, then sprinkle with peanuts. Serve with salad dressing.
Memos on Broadway Gossip and Navy Recruiting Call In
Walter Winehell prints a buzzing column with Broadway chatter and society notes. Joe Louis plans a November move while Gloria Whitney is Joan Whitney of Guinan's chorus and Max Rosenbloom is teased by Waldorf phone girls. Navy recruiting yields 100 applicants after a radio call. A rumor of war prep and Father’s Day nod to Ambassador Joe Kennedy spice the column with light, varied items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Whitney
Ted Black
Joan Whitney
Guinan
Onions Healey
Maxie Rosenbloom
Max Rosenbloom
Fency Dot
Cobina Wright, Jr
Burgess Meredith
Chicago
Leon & Eddie
Humphries
USN
Navy
Washington
San Antonio
Sam
Bette Davis
Bob Taplinger
Joe Kennedy
Joe
Joyce Matthews Plans Reno Return and Wedding Face
Joyce Matthews remains at the Hotel Belvedere awaiting a Reno trip next week to shed Col. Gomez. She says upon return she will marry Phil Ammidown. Norman Kerry, once a matinee idol, now serves with the Foreign Legion in France. Queen Elizabeth of Belgium sought to dethrone King Leopold and appoint herself Queen Regent before Belgium’s surrender, while embassies in Brussels requested an audience with Leopold after warning of the invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Matthews
Reno
Col. Gomez
Belvedere
Phil
Leopold
Brussels
Regular Eastern Star meeting at Masonic Temple
Mariposa Chapter No 31 Order of the Eastern Star holds a regular meeting Tuesday at 8 pm at the Masonic Temple. All members and visiting Eastern Star members are requested to attend. Sahuaro Shrine No 2 will meet Wednesday at 6 30 pm June 19 at Mrs Carl Gustafsson's home 1375 Silver. Reservations may be made by calling 1133 J or 2327 J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariposa
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Eastern Star
Sunset Edge Ladies' Auxiliary to Meet at IOOF Hall
The No 508 Sunset Edge Ladies Auxiliary to the BRT will meet at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon in the IOOF hall. Members are requested to attend the regular June session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Edge
Ladies’ Auxiliary
BRT
IOOF
Chi Omega Mothers Meet for Luncheon and Sewing
The Chi Omega Mothers gather at the chapter house for a luncheon and sewing session at 10 o'clock Wednesday. New officers will be elected during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega
Pythian Sisters Juanita Temple to meet at IOOF Hall
Juanita Temple No 6 Pythian sisters will meet Wednesday evening at 7 30 o clock at IOOF hall. A flag day and fathers day program will follow the meeting. Visiting members invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Temple No
Pythian Sisters
IOOF
Sahuarita Homemakers Plan Picnic at White House Canyon
Sahuarita Homemakers announce their annual family picnic at White House canyon on Tuesday. Members and families meet at Mrs. Hazel Jones home at 10 a.m. and travel to the canyon as a group. The regular monthly meeting will be held at the picnic grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahuarita
White House Canyon
Hazel Jones
Canyon
Pima County Women's Republican Club Meeting Planned
The Pima County Women's Republican club will meet at 7 30 Monday at 2603 East Seventh Street the home of Mrs W T Pyott Mrs B F Daniels is president and will preside A social session follows the business meeting with hostesses Mrs B F Daniels Mrs E R Bess Mrs Fred Roberts and Mrs W T Pyott Refreshments will be served and the annual summer picnic planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pima County Women’s Republican Club
W. T. Pyott
East Seventh Street
B. F. Daniels
E. R. Bess
Fred Roberts
Oven Heat Saver Two-Favorite Food Combination Recipe
Core apples fill with sausages and stand upright in a shallow pan. Add hot water brown sugar lemon juice and cinnamon. Bake forty minutes in a moderate oven. Baste four times with pan liquid.
Ladies' auxiliary lawn card party in Carruthers home
The Ladies' auxiliary to ORC will stage a lawn card party Thursday evening at 618 South Fifth Avenue home of Mr and Mrs J M Carruthers. Prizes will be awarded for the various games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORC
J. M. Carruthers
South Fifth Avenue
Star Circle Meeting in Scottsdale at 2 PM
Star Circle Arizona chapter No 2 CBS will meet at 2 o clock Wednesday afternoon in the Scottish Rite cathedral. Co hosts will be Anna Mae Mullins and Lucille Abel. All members and friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Circle
Arizona
CBS
Anna Mae Mullins
Lucille Abel
WCTU Regular Meeting Scheduled at YWCA
The regular meeting of the WCTU will be held at the YWCA at 2:30 o clock next Wednesday afternoon. All members are urged to attend and visitors will be welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCTU
YWCA
Cheese Under Soup Beir A Luncheon Snack Idea
A food stunt suggests layering thin slices of pimiento cheese in dishes then filling with steaming cream of celery pea or tomato soup. Top with chopped parsley and serve with hot buttered rusks plus a relish or cabbage salad for a hearty repast.
Tucsonans Marry Here At Recent Rites
Two wedding announcements from Tucson list Vivian Byars and Lloyd H White wed at First Baptist with 24 guests. The bride, a Galileo College graduate and Deaf School faculty member, will reside in Tucson. Also, Margie Allen married Rhea A Hinton in Nazarene Church with reception at 303 East Columbia. couple to live at 305 East Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Byars
E. E. Byars
Tippo
Lloyd H. White
George E. White
Benson
Arizona
First Baptist Church
R. S. Beal
Rostella White
Mr. White
Jack Dillinder
White
Gallaudet College
Washington, D. C
Arizona State School For the Deaf and Blind
Tucson High School
Kress
Allen Henton
Margie Allen
J. A. Allen
Rhea A. Hinton
Church of the Nazarene
H. H. Cochran
Bernice Honea
Avonell Thompson
Louise Stinson
Duncan Hinton
Tucson
Nashville
Tennessee
East Columbia
Mrs. Hinton
Methodist Church Circles To Meet
Regular monthly meetings will be held tomorrow by missionary circles of the University Methodist church. The Margaret Lindsay circle meets at 2:30 at Mrs. A. B. Rigg home. Belle Bennett at Mrs. Tom Moore 1030 East Elm St at 2:30. Mary Rockefeller at Mrs. M. F. Kate 1727 East Edison St at 2:30. Elizabeth Russell at 9 at Mrs. A. C. Say 357 South Fifth Ave. The Young Women's circle meets Tuesday at 8 in the church parsonage hosted by Mrs. Forrest Himbleton and Mrs. Frankie Dalrymple. Mrs. Ben Franz hosts the business women circle Tuesday at 7:30 at her home 3318 South Sixth Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Methodist Church
Margaret Lindsay
A. B. Rigg
Belle Bennett
Tom Moore
East Elm Street
Mary Rockefeller
M. F. Kate
East Edison Street
Elizabeth Russell
A. C. Say
South Fifth Avenue
Forrest Himbleton
Frankie Dalrymple
Ben Franz
Business Womens Circle
South Sixth Avenue
Faye Hatley to Wed Frederick Bryant in Tucson
Pearce couple announces the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter Faye Hatley to Frederick B. Bryant of Los Angeles. The ceremony is set for June 22 at St. Philip's in the Hills Tucson. Hatley is a Pearce High School and Arizona College of Commerce alumna and Bryant attended the University of Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
The
Daily Citizen
Walter Hatley
Pearce
Faye
Frederick B. Bryant
Los Angeles
St. Philip’s-in-the-Hills
Tucson
Miss Hatley
Pearce High School
Arizona College of Commerce
Sigma Phi Gamma
Ford Agency
Bryant
O. M Bryant
University of Arizona
Braun Corporation
Roy Evans Joins Anderson Airplane School in Los Angeles
Roy Brewer son of Mr and Mrs W A Evans of 2211 East DraChman Street began studies last week at the Anderson Airplane School in Los Angeles California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Brewer
W. A. Evans
East Drachman Street
Anderson Airplane School
Los Angeles
Calif
Mrs. Batson Guests in Tucson at Aunt’s Home
Mrs. C. C. Batson of Clarksdale Mississippi is visiting Tucson for several weeks staying with her aunt Mrs. Delaney Myers at 1126 North Fourth avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Batson
Clarksdale, Miss
Tucson
Delaney Myers
North Fourth Avenue
Tucsonian E T Nicholas Visits La Jolla For Summer
E T Nicholas of Tucson is visiting La Jolla California and plans to spend most of the summer vacation period there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Nicholas
la Jolla California
Tucson Women Vacation Near Prescott at Hassayampa Club
Mrs. Charles Tweed of 3339 East Broadway and Misses Sue Tweed Patsy Connolly and Ruthie Corbett, all of Tucson, are vacationing for a month at the Hassayampa Mountain club near Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tweed
East
Broadway
Sue Tweed
Patsy Connolly
Ruthie Corbett
Tucson
Hassayampa Mountain Club
Prescott
Mattinglys Plan Northwest Autumn Return
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Mattingly leave Tucson tomorrow for the northwest visiting Mrs. Mattingly’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Smith in Seattle. They will return in September when Mrs. Mattingly resumes her professorship in the University of Arizona speech department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Northwest
Charles P. Mattingly
Albert E. Smith
Mattingly
Seattle
Wash
University of Arizona
Summers Family Heads East for Summer Vacation
Professor and Mrs. Richard A. Summers depart Tucson for a summer vacation in the eastern United States. Their three children Anna Louise Sanford and Anno accompany them. They will visit Washington D C Boston Maryland before returning to Tucson in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Summers
Tucson
United States
Anna Louise
Sanford
Anno
Washington, D. C
Boston
Mass
Maryland
Garden party honors for Miss Lucy Manzo and Miss Evelyn Pacheco
Miss Evelyn Pacheco hosted a Friday garden party and shower for Miss Lucy Manzo who will wed Ralph Barrolia. Sixty guests played cards and games with assistance from Mary Louisa Terrazas, Margaret Caprio, and Mary Olive Soderburg. Pacheco, a member of the Ahnahan club, was also honored Saturday by Ahna hans and El Centro club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Pacheco
Lucy Manzo
Ralph Barrolia
Mary Louisa Terrazas
Margaret Caprio
Mary Olive Soderburg
Pacheco
Ahnahan Club
Ahnahans
el Centro Club
Mrs R D Gregory Hosts Bridge and Bancs Benefit
Mrs R D Gregory will entertain at her home 45 West 31 street Tuesday afternoon at 2 36 oclock for a bridge and bancs party to benefit the Divine Truth center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Gregory
West 31 Street
Bridge and Bancs
The
Divine Truth Center
Kappa Delta Phis Entertained At Buffet Supper
The Kappa Delta Phi social group held a buffet supper at Miss Ruth Bryant’s home with hostesses Miss Bryant Miss Barbara Warren and Miss Jean Strickler. Prizes were awarded to Marjorie Shelton Peggy Booher and Louise Misto after games during the June social meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Phi
National Business Women’s
Ruth Bryant
Miss Bryant
Barbara Warren
Jean Strickler
Marjorie Shelton
Peggy Booher
Louise Misto
Betty Strickler
Vi Booher
Mary Turner
Bryant
Lucille Myers
Tucsonian Mary Oppedal Wins at Northampton Horse Show
Miss Mary Lewis Oppedal daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Oppedal won top honors at a Northampton Massachusetts horse show on June 2. She received a silver cup a blue ribbon and a riding crop representing the Mary A Turnham School for Girls intermediate class. She is visiting New Rochelle New York and plans to return home later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lewis Oppedal
Elmer Oppedal
Northampton
Mass
Tucson
Mary A. L.turnham School For
Miss Oppedal
David C. Reid
New Rochelle
N. Y
Sugar equivalence: brown to granulated ratio
A kitchen note states that one and a half cups of dark brown sugar equal one cup of granulated sugar. The conversion helps bakers adjust moisture and sweetness across recipes.
Mariposa Club Plans Red Cross Fund and Summer Parties
Members of the Mariposa Star club voted to offer services to the Red Cross and sponsor Round Robin Home Fund parties through summer and September. Mrs Williams spoke on Eastern Star chapters. a June 21 Pot-Luck picnic at Mr. and Mrs. Gookin's was announced with reservations via Mrs Brinkmeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariposa Star Club
W. H. Williams
Red Cross
Home Fund
Wiliams
United States
Mrs. Gookin
Arthur Brinkmeyer
Della P. Meyer
Ina R. Jessop
Ive N. Chambeau
Lucille Hussman
Helen L. Johnson
Lillian Mauch
Helga L. Nelson
Jane M
Household Hints French toast with pineapple marmalade
Spread pineapple apricot marmalade on four slices of hot French toast. Stack and serve at once, cut in wedges or squares. French toast is a fine idea for using up leftover sliced bread.
Rinsing Woolen Blankets For Light Drying
The article urges thorough rinse of laundered blankets to ensure light fluffy dryness. Use several waters at lukewarm temperature like washing to protect wool fibers and emphasize rinsing as crucial as washing.
Flavor tips for beans lamb and slaw
A home cooking note suggests ideas for adding spice to dishes. Mix one fourth teaspoon powdered cloves into baked beans for four servings. Sprinkle r% teaspoon marjoram over lamb in the final hour of roasting. Add a few celery seeds to cole slaw.
Spring hat with bakou toile smocking and bow design
A Paris millinery note describes a new spring hat using bakou toile linen for the crown smocking in black on beige straw. The smocking ends at a black ribbon bow at the back, attributed to Louise Bourbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Louise Bourbon
Varnished Floors Care Guide Steps
To remove spots wipe with a cloth dipped in lukewarm sudsy water. Wipe dry immediately with a soft cloth and rub with a floor polish for a clean shine.
Cleaning a Metal Sink With Powder and Soap
To clean metal sinks rub with a fine cleansing powder on a soft cloth. Wash with warm water and soap suds, then wipe dry with a clean cloth.
Delicately Spiced Apricot Sauce Idea for Ice Cream
A spring colored sauce with delicate spice enhances vanilla ice cream or pineapple sherbert. It remains enjoyable whether served warm or cold, offering a versatile topping concept.
Garlic rub enhances lamb flavor hints
Lightly rub a cut garlic clove over the lamb to impart a subtle garlic note. Bake as usual for savory depth without overpowering the meat.
Barbara Smelker Hosts Luncheon for Nogales Bride-to-Be
Barbara Smelker entertained at her home in Nogales for Miss Sisk who will wed William Graham Bell Ill of Tucson on June 18 in Nogales. After lunch the party, including Miss Patricia Sisk and Miss Barbara MacDonald, swam at the Arizona Inn pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Smelker
Sisk
Nogales
William Graham Bell
Tucson
Arizona Inn Pool
Patricia Sisk
Barbara MacDonald
Paula
Catherine George
William Maxwell
Nazis Blame Dies In Mexico Unrest
The German legation stated reports of Nazi fifth column activity in Mexico are linked to the Dies Committee on Un-American Activities. It accused Mexican figures allied with the inter-Allied committee of propaganda to unsettle North Americans and deniedRepresentative Martin Dies's claim of camouflaged German air bases south of the Rio Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Legation
Mexico
Dies Committee
Unamerican
inter-Allied Committee of Propaganda
Dies
Martin Dies
D.-Tex
Rio Grande
Legion May Form Home Guard Units
A proposal by the American Legion to organize World War II veterans into home guard units was reported during a conference of Legion and War Department officials. National Commander Raymond J. Kelley suggested the organization offer its facilities and support to strengthen the national defense under Louis Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Legion
Legion
War Department
Department
Raymond J. Kelley
Detroit
Louis Johnson
Menus for a Bridge Luncheon Pleases the Men Guests
For a light repast to serve men at a bridge luncheon keep wording plain. Favor crab or shrimp salad hot biscuits current jelly green olives orange sherbet stuffed tomatoes with chicken salad hot rolls ripe olives and chocolate cake.
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Mothers’ Circle
Gustafsson
Walter Winehell
Daily Mirror
MR. W
Joe Louises
Rodman Manamakers
Elsie
Borden
Fred Allen
Tommy Manville
Allied Relief
Rockefeller Plaza
Hollywood
Jack Moffitt
Kansas City
Lillian Russell
Edinburgh
George Britt
World-Telly
Stork Club
White House
Stork
Frenchy
Bordagarays
Dorothy
Cincinnati
Reds
Kansas City Blues
Carol Bruce
la Purchase
Pierre
Fefe
Monte Carlo
Sunday Times
Gramercy Boys’ Club
Daily Reminder
Cash
Wallis
Cleaning Service
Beir
Custom Studios
Congress
Methodist Church
Faye Hatley
Kappa Delta Phis
Tucsonian
Silat
Hei
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph CO
Williams
Marjorie Sisk
Lurelle Guild
Glover & Clark
N. Four
Hamilton
Greenwald & Adams
Jewelers
E. Congress
Pioneer
Tucsonians
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