Twenty Women Come From Reservations
About 20 delegates from Indian reservations attend the Town and Country Life Conference at the University of Arizona. Indian women from Apache, Papago, Navajo, and Hopi groups join 175 mothers and grandmothers for dormitory study, self supported by jobs or tribal funds. They take home arts, music, and homemaking skills, sharing ideas with other Arizonans. Mrs. Edith Antone of Sells notes the value of mixing with outsiders, and Mrs. John Davis of Nazlini emphasizes learning beyond family sources.
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Susan Szekely
Town and Country Life
University of Arizona
Manzanita Hall
Mra
Edith Antone
Sells
Mras
John Davis
Nazlini
Sunde
Gallup
N. M
Flagstaff
Phoenix
Mesa
State Council Formed at UA with 200 Homemaker Delegates
Mrs Theron Johnston of 5636 E Lth St becomes voting delegate and first treasurer as Arizona Homemakers Council forms this week at the University of Arizona Town and Country Life Conference. Mrs Bert Wood Camp Verde is first president with officers Mrs N O Weathersby Klondike vice president and Mrs Charles Rulapaugh Phoenix secretary. Eunice Heywood urges broader focus on community development, recreation and libraries beyond family topics.
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Theron Johnston
Arizona Homemakers’ ‘Council
Town and Country Life Conference
Bert Wood
Camp Verde
N.O. Weathersby
Klondike
Charles Rulapaugh
Phoenix
Eunice Heywood
Federal Extension Service
Women Welcome At Bond Talk At Mrs Harringtons Home
A public meeting on the proposed bond issue will be held tomorrow at 8 p.m. at 2025 Bard St hosted by Mrs. Paul Harrington. Speakers include Mayor Lew Davis and Police Chief Bernard admive, with a question and answer period to follow.
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Paul Harrington
Bard St
Lew Davis
Bernard Admive
Tucson Socials Span Flights and Family Gatherings
Ellen Dixon welcomes Maj. George L. Dixon at Tucson airport as he plans a short visit before returning to Garnett Kansas to join his wife Margery and their four children on Father’s Day. Dorothea Boyle visits from Perth Australia to see relatives, with a roundup of upcoming weddings, receptions, and travel plans among Tucsonans.
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Ellen Dixon
Maj
George L. Dixon
Garnett
Kan
Margery
Ft. Bragg
Dr. Dixon
Dorothea Bonnie Boyle
Perth
Australia
Glenn and
Carpenter
Jack Marks
Markses
Stephanie Killen
Blanche Matthews
Hagerstown
Nantucket
Geneva
Switzerland
Leo W. Killen
John
Frakes Baker Rites Tie Two Tucson Alumni
In an informal ceremony at SS Peter and Paul Church Janet Lee Baker became bride of Jack Frakes. The couple, both Tucson High and University of Arizona graduates, are linked to local homes on 4th Street. Frakes teaches at Rincon High School after Stanford study.
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SS. Peter and Paul Catholic
Janet Lee
Baker
Jack Frakes
C. L. Baker
Mr. Baker
Tucson High School
University of Arizona
John D. Frakes
Stanford University
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