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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1949

Page

10

Tucson USO Opening Set

The grand opening of the downtown peacetime USO Drop In center sponsored by the Tucson Woman's club will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday in the Grill room of the Santa Rita hotel. The public is invited and the center hours are 5 to 11 p.m. weekdays, 1 p.m. to midnight Saturdays, and 2 to 10 p.m. on Sundays and holidays.

Tucson Woman's Club Santa Rita R. L. Pomeroy C. O. Amiet H. W. Doughty Cochairman William Dunipace Martin Rogers Rollin Gridley Frank Lea E. B. Carmack Fred Bagley William Freyse Lee Downer C. E. Britten Edward Gay Ade Abbott General Federation of Women's Clubs USO Boston Catalina Junior Woman's Club Pueblo Junior Woman's Club Air Force League R. R. Hinnant Pomeroy Mmes. H. W. Doughty F. C. Land Marie Timberman Samuel Schwenn Howard Creswell Kenneth Root Ivan Gilbert George Stanich Glenn Poole Nick Hall Santa Rita Hotel

Auxiliary Installs Officers Here

The Woman's Auxiliary NFPOC No. 255 installed officers at a May session held at Mrs. How ard Schatteles home. Mrs. Henry H. Kelley conducted the installation and was later installed as trustee by Mrs. John J. McLaughlin. New president is Mrs. Clyde Wilcox. Plans include a joint social event with the Carriers' Auxiliary and a downtown meeting place. Committees and assignments were announced, with emphasis on sponsorship and better working conditions. Mrs. Berlowe won the hostess gift.

Woman's Auxiliary Nfpoc No Howard Schatteles E. Montecito Avenue Henry H. Kelley John J. McLaughlin Clyde Wilcox Carriers’ Auxiliary Henry Kelley Jerry Gump William Callahan Kelley Herman Pugh Ways and Means Herman Berlowe McLaughlin Constitution Schatteles W. J. Pascoe Gump Berlowe Callahan

WSCS Circles Plan Meetings and Allied Notices

Daily reminders list WSCS circles at First Methodist and University Catalina Church with addresses and times for sessions led by chairmen. Navy Mothers Club meets at VFW hall. Catholic Daughters hold last season meeting at KC hall with Virginia Farrell presiding. Tucson Amaranth court and Flag day service noted. visiting members invited.

Navy Mothers’ Club VFW Catholic Daughters KC Hall Virginia Farrell Tucson Order of the Amaranth DeMolay Hall Dora Woodworth Louis Svacina WSCS University- Catalina Methodist Church Co. L. McKinney Second St E. L. Hudnall First Ave A. H. Davis Fourth St L. E. Wyatt Sr Earl J. Clothier Aldie Faulkner E. Lee St Ninth St Wayne Mount Catalina Methodist Church William Burns David Vanclifin E. Prince Rd Wesleyan Service Guild Merle Stowe E. Bellevue St Webb Bond Adelaide Sexton

Grated Swiss Cheese Over Asparagus Finish

A simple garnish method to elevate asparagus with grated Swiss cheese. Sprinkle the cheese over the hot asparagus after butter, lemon juice, salt, and paprika are applied. The cheese adds a creamy finish and savory aroma to the dish.

QUICK KITCHEN CLEAN-UP TRAY FOR RANGE USE

A practical tip suggests keeping an enamelled tray beside the stove to hold spoons forks and small utensils and ingredients. The glass on steel tray stays neat and bright, aiding a tidy range while cooking.

Tucson Girl Scouts Attend California Conference

Mrs. H. C. Barker president and Miss Violet Proctor executive director of the Sahuaro Council of Girl Scouts attended the Big Tree region No. 12 conference at AsilomarPacific Grove California. Of 180 attendees they were the only Arizona representatives. Vaul Stark regional director led sessions focusing on camping financing program staff and scouting for handicapped girls.

H. C. Barker Violet Proctor Sahuaro

Ambrosia Butter for Pan Cakes Directions

Melt 32 cup butter over low heat then remove from heat. Stir in 1 teaspoon grated orange rind and one quarter cup orange juice. Beat to mix and serve warm with pancakes.

Amphitheater Brownies Graduate Into Scouting

Fourth grade Amphitheater Brownie troop 80 completed tenderfoot requirements and held a Flying Up ceremony at the leader’s home. Each Brownie recited the laws and promise and performed a skit for parents. A large Troop 80 cake marked the event with contributions to the Juliette Low fund.

Brownie Troop 80 Lee Roy Williams East Limberlost Drive Troop 80 Juliette Low

Fruit Milk Shake For After School Snack

A simple fruit milk shake uses orange and pineapple juice with dry skim milk and a touch of sugar. Blend with crushed ice in a shaker until smooth. Two servings.

Cootiettes Plan Nogales State Meeting Delegates Named

The Cootiettes group No. 116 met at the VFW hall to plan for the state meeting in Nogales. Delegates Rhoda Kerr Hazel Nelson Ethel Lord Theodora Wooden Florence Highhouse Ada Deever Mabel Maas Mildred Swartz and alternates Rose Mary Sharples Martha Nichols Clara Herrera Mary Cunningham Maria Briser Kathryn Martin Ethel Manes Juanita Bills were announced. Initiation was held for three new members Alice Menager Nellie Giamocas Ruth Ray. A social hour with refreshments followed.

Cootiettes VFW Nogales Rhoda Kerr Hazel Nelson Ethel Lord Theodora Wooden Florence Highhouse Ada Deever Mabel Maas Mildred Swartz Rose Mary Sharples Martha Nichols Clara Herrera Mary Cunningham Maria Briser Kathryn Martin Ethel Manes Juanita Bills Alice Menager Nellie Giamocas Ruth Ray

Butter Sauce for Fish with Anchovy and Onion

A simple fish preparation blends four tablespoons butter with anchovy paste and grated onion to form a soft cream. Cajun style heat from a pinch of cayenne coats baked or broiled fillets just before serving.

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Auxiliary Pat Reed Harold Reed Juanita St Penn Hall Chambersburg Pat Potter School Guatemala Nicaragua Cuba Colorado Hawaii First E. T. Bower S. Second Ave Norton Percival C. F. Kampmeier E. Waverly St A. M. Jones W. F. Horr H. A. Slater Glenn N. Stone Dial Mt. Lemmon Summerhaven Catalina Mountains Joe Rubin University Post Office Steinfeld Children’s Shoes Propr Bill Edwards Jumping Jacks Stecinfeld Doll House Stinflas Pueblo 22Nd St Cherry Ave ROY Drachman Sales Scout California Laundry & Dry Cleaners East Broadway Speedway Cootiettes’ Group Wallis East Ninth St Childrens Shops N. Sixth Ave Edith Phillips Udterrtty
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