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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1944

Page

4

Staffing Of AWVS Booth At Fiesta Room War Bond Drive

The Teen-Ettes under AWVS sponsor staff a war bond booth in the Santa Rita hotel Fiesta room all day Friday showing 100 combat pictures from the fifth war loan drive. Staffed from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Constance Levy Harriet Fruchtman and Frances Smith. 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Rowena Silver Eunice Howard and Ethel Sotsky. 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Phyllis Kalish and Sandra Fischman. Public invited to view free from 10 a.m. KTUC delivered pictures. AWVS staff for June 12–17 includes Charlotte Brieff Walker Irvin Charles Saurez Charlotte Goodwin John Rodier Frederick Fellowes Warren Brown Charles B. Mansur Katherine Wulsin Lillian Karsgaard Loraine Cadotte Wilma Lund.

AWVS Fiesta Room Santa Rita Hotel Constance Levy Teen-Ettes Harriet Fruchtman Frances Smith Rowena Silver Eunice Howard Ethel Sotsky Phyllis Kalish Sandra Fischman Tucson KTUC Mmes Charlotte Brieff Walker Irvin Charles Saurez Charlotte Goodwin John Rodier Frederick Fellowes Warren Brown Charles B. Mansur Katherine Wulsin Lillian Karsgaard Loraine Cadotte Wilma Lund

Community Events Tonight At Local Venues

A benefit dance for St. Margaret's church occurs at Riverside ballroom on West Congress Street tonight. VFW auxiliary meets at Post Hall on 121 East Broadway at 7 30 PM. War photos display in Fiesta room at Santa Rita hotel from 11 AM today and through day and evening. The LL class of First Baptist gathers for its monthly meeting at Mrs P D Coleman home 2509 East Third Street tonight at 8 with Group No 3 hosting.

St. Margaret's Church Riverside Ballroom West Congress Street VFW Post Hall East Broadway Fiesta Room Santa Rita Hotel First Baptist Church P. D. Coleman East Third Street

DeMolay Mothers Plan Spanish Supper This Saturday

DeMolay Mothers circle hosts a Spanish supper Saturday at 6 30 p m in DeMolay hall Reservations close today by calling Mrs Wade Rogers or Mrs Harold Wayte White Shrine Patrol club meets tomorrow at 2 p m with Mrs C L Mitchell 1219 North Sixth avenue All White Shriners and visiting members invited

DeMolay Mothers’ Circle DeMolay Hall Wade Rogers Harold Wayte White Shrine Patrol Club C. L. Mitchell North Sixth Avenue

Invalid Sensing Death Reaches Husband in Camden

Mrs. Elizabeth Springer a 76 year old invalid in Camden made her first move in over a year when her husband Clarence 76 failed to return to their room. She crawled downstairs and found him dead on the kitchen floor after two hours.

Camden N. J Elizabeth Springer Clarence

Little Theatre reading meeting seeks talent for summer show

A Tucson Little Theatre committee meeting led by Mrs. Charles Eld will discuss fall season material at her home on West Circle Drive. Carl Walte and Ade Rolfe Floreen urged vaudeville performers to contact them or Marvin Clemens about roles in the June revue This Ain't the Army, with rehearsals underway at the Workshop under Floreen.

Tucson Little Theatre Play Reading Committee Charles Eld West Circle Drive Carl M. Walte Ade-Rolfe Floreen Marvin Clemens City Recreation Department Walle Floreen

U Methodist Fellowships Meet Socially in Catalina Foothills

The Young Adult Fellowship of University Methodist church held a horseback ride and campfire in Catalina foothills with coffee and doughnuts. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Robert Tyler, Mr and Mrs Ray Salzman, Mr and Mrs Ray Helms, several others, and visitors Miss Mary Beth Whitlock and Miss Doris Herring. The College Age Fellowship hosted a progressive dinner at multiple homes with cocktails, salads, main course, ice cream and cake.

University Methodist Church Catalina Foothills Robert Tyler Ray E. Salzman Ray Helm Gordon Herring Lora Zoe Norvell Claretta Robinson Ray Pletcher Lydia Henseling Polley Dougherty Loma Whitlock George Nelson Maj Sidney J. Lawson Earlene Boyd

Socialites on Move for Accounting Course

Mrs H J Brandon stays at the Barbizon Plaza in New York City. Miss Eloise Walborn and Miss Betty Wheaton depart for Washington to join Connecticut College for an 11 week accounting course.

H. J. Brandon Barbizon Plaza Hotel New York City Eloise Walborn Helen Walborn East Second Street Washington, D. C Betty Wheaton Tucson Connecticut College

How To Ruin Dresses And Lose Friends

A quirky piece warns of ruining dresses and losing friends, then pivots to an odd product pitch. It claims a safe, skin friendly cream prevents underarm odor and perspiration and is antiseptic and stainless, though the text blends non sequiturs and garbled phrases.

Hours For New Swimming Classes Are Announced

A new adult swimming class starts Monday at 11 15 a.m. led by Mrs. Dan Jones at the YWCA after medical exams. Examinations are available Thursday evening by calling the Y. A new children’s series begins July 1 with early registration advised. Girls under ten swim Monday Wednesday Friday at 9 30 a.m. Older girls attend 3 to 4 p.m. on the same days.

Dan Jones YWCA

Couple From Illinois Will Make Home In Tucson

Thomas L. Murphy and Dorothy Hilligoss were married at the First Christian church in Tucson. The couple, both natives of Illinois, will reside in Tucson as Murphy works for the Southern Pacific. Attendants included Helen Bland and Mrs. G F. Crane.

Thomas L. Murphy Sullivan, Ill Lew Murphy Dorothy Hilligoss Clark Hillgoss Windsor Ill First Christian Church LeRoy Kinser Helen Bland G. F. Crane William Dedman Tucson Murphy University of Illinois

Toastmistress Club Speaks For Women’s Bond Drive

The women’s division of the Fifth War Loan drive enlists Toastmistress speakers. Mrs. J. D. Lovett chairs a program with Mrs. John Magee addressing the Optimist club this week, Mrs. John Barringer assigned to Kiwanis on Friday, and Mrs. George Reid already speaking to the American Legion.

Toastmistress Club J. D. Lovett John Magee Optimist Club John Barringer Kiwanis Club George Reid American Legion

Marriages Fall Sharply in New England 1943 Licenses Drop

The largest drop in U S marriages in 1943 occurred in New England where 17.6 percent fewer licenses were issued than in 1942.

United States New England

Nazi Snipers Strive To Halt Yank Advance

Reporting from France on June 9 Allied forces face German snipers using trees hedgerows and farmhouses to harass the rear. A German patrol briefly seized a rear command post near Major Frank Callicco of Utica New York before Callicco overpowered his captor and defended his men.

Normandy Frank Callicco Utica N. Y Callicco

Listen World Listen World by Elsie Robinson Grouch Column

The column argues that the real danger to American morale is not Germany's Fifth Column but the Grouch Column in the U. S. A. whose constant belittling and self serving critique undermines national spirit. It condemns chronic pessimism as treacherous and calls for restraint and constructive praise to lift public morale.

Elsie Robinson Germany Herr Hitler Little Willie America

Major and His Men Capture German Forces in Fracas

In the clash, the major and his troops defeated the German unit, taking several prisoners as the action ended.

Grouch Columnist Praises Self Over Country

A 1944 Grouch Column entry portrays a columnist using his poise to boost personal value while belittling the country. The piece critiques self-serving commentary and its impact on public trust.

King Features Syn. Inc

Wisconsin GAR Commander Resigns for Younger Successor

Sheboygan Wisconsin June 15 U P C L Hooker aged 101 resigned as commander of the Wisconsin department of the Grand Army of the Republic so Lansing L Wilcox aged 98 could carry on the duties. Hooker and Wilcox were the only civilian war veterans at the GAR encampment with six other veterans unable to attend due to staying at home.

Sheboygan Wis U.P —C

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