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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1951
Page
10
A beauty column stresses that diet alone fails to shape the figure and urges combined diet and muscle work. It offers two exercises to firm collarbones, plus guidance on repetitions for weight loss or gain, and notes fashion trends favoring toned lines. It also mentions a dance steps booklet and a lettuce preparation tip.
A cheerful attractive comfortable retreat helps morale during uncertain times. Color and originality lift spirits for all family members. Suggested living room details include soft tchintz slip covers, warm rose accents, aging fates sub for end tables, and storage niches for games like canasta. W R Shearman Furniture Co advertises at 537 N 6th Ave, Ariz.
Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae and their husbands will attend a 4 p.m. Saturday swimming and supper party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Taylor, 2103 E. Waverly Dr. Bridge and canasta are planned. Chairman for the supper is Mrs. Donald F. Arveson with cochairman Mrs. Preston Hogue and helpers Mrs. Taylor Mrs. William Tolton Mrs. Bert Wallis and Mrs. Robert Johnson. Reservations to Mrs. Arveson.
A dinner party at the Old Pueblo club honored Miss Jane Archer and Samuel S. Ross Jr. The couple will wed Friday at the First Methodist church. The event was hosted by Mrs. Constance H. Ross and included guests Mansford and Miss Archer, Lois Baker, Peggy Haymore, Mary Beth Archer, Jody Thompson, Carolyn Steele, Henry Anderson, Dave Dove, Claude Wheeler, Walter Levine, and Jim Ball.
Miss Mary Joan Shroll married Frederick Sundstrom in a 10 am double ring ceremony at SS Peter and Paul. Monsignor Green officiated. vows were followed by a reception at the Lodge on the Desert and a bridal party luncheon.
Everett Eugene Anderson and Teresa Mary Callahan wed at St. John's Catholic Church in a 10 a.m. ceremony. Rev. Roy A. Burkhart officiated as Judy Few sang. The couple plans to reside in Tucson after a reception at the bride’s home.
The Auxiliary to Police Lodge convenes its first annual Iona State Lodge conference in Tucson at the American Legion hall with two sessions at 10 am and 2 pm. Mrs Catherine Putney chairs prep, with committee members Mary Eyman Earl Keenum Gordon Nelson and Thelma McQuade assisting.
Mrs. Frank J. Kratochvil announces the marriage of her daughter Maylene Shirley Withey to Richard Pearson. The ceremony was performed June 3 in New Mexico. After a wedding trip to Illinois the couple will live at 432 Speedway.
Instructions describe filling muffin cups half full with batter then adding a teaspoon of jelly in the center before topping to two thirds full. Bake and serve piping hot as a tasty surprise for youngsters.
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