Pima Salon Installs Officers For Annual Meeting
The Pima Salon 1648 & 40 held its annual installation of officers at Mrs Ethel’s home with Ruth Sanderson installed as la chapeau and Kay Vincent as installing officer. Officers include Vera Thomas first demi chapeau Jeanne McQuown second demi chapeau Dora Woodworth historian Sara Rambaud chaplain Betty Atwood sergeant at arms Charlotte Helbig and Marie Burns on the pou voir board Ethel Laubscher appointed secretary Committees named and plans discussed for a fall card party and a community hospital project with the Comstock Children’s Hospital chosen as this year’s project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
Ruth Sanderson
la Chapeau
Vera Thomas
Demi Chapeau
Jeanne McQuown
Dora Woodworth
Sara Rambaud
Betty Atwood
Charlotte Helbig
Marie Burns
Pouvoir Board
Ethel Laubscher
Kay Vincent
Elsie Nelson
Mildred Hubbard
Mabel Neal
Ruth Adams
Annabelle Gendron
Dollie Young
Edith Wilson
Grace Weil
Hannah Howard
Jewish Hospital
Grace Gibson
Betty Mack
Mack
Denver
Comstock children’sMospital
Irene Brinkmeyer
Thorpe
Mmes
Marie Fridenu
Josephine Corbett
Helen Lyons
Rose Carlisle
Ethel Thorp
Miss Grayce Gibson
Mrs Garigan Hosts Fort Lowell Homemakers Meeting
Mrs Mary A Garigan entertained the Ft Lowell Homemakers club at her East Broadway home. A potluck lunch followed the business session as the group presented a history of the American flag and sang patriotic songs. A collection for Crippled Children's home was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Garigan
Ft. Lowell
Mable Knagge
John Flanagan
K. Buehrer
Joe Polaski
800000 Tire Increase Scheduled For Third Quarter
The War Production Board announced an 800000 rise in tire output for July through September, bringing total passenger car and motorcycle tire production to 6000000, up from 5200000 last quarter. Heavy trucks stay near 4506970, light delivery tires drop to 700000, and tractor and implement tires rise to 680094.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Production Board
Social Notes Highlight Kathryn Norton and Nally Visit
Miss Kathryn Norton daughter of Mr and Mrs Oakley T Norton of 3309 East Livesley road is due in Tucson this week from Iowa State college after completing her junior year in dietetics at the University of Arizona. She belongs to Gamma Phi sorority. Merchant assistant chief of staff G3 Panama Canal department will fly from San Antonio to Panama. Mrs L A Nally arrives from Syracuse to visit relatives and plans to reside in New York City upon returning east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Norton
Oakley T. Norton
East
Livesley Road
Tucson
Iowa State College
Norton
University of Arizona
Gamma Phi Sorority
Merchant
Panama Canal Department
Panama
San Antonio
Tex
Weekend Guests Highlight Warren Family Visits
Mr and Mrs Harry Warnock of Warren were weekend guests of their daughter in law Mrs Hal Warnock on East Fourth street and of Mr and Mrs H E Phenicie at 2604 East Eighth street in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Warnock
Warren
Hal Warnock
East Fourth Street
H. E
Phenicie
East Eighth Street
First Lt. Thomas Kirkpatrick Returns From Overseas Tour
First Lt. Thomas Kirkpatrick the son of Mr and Mrs Clark Rorbach 2940 East Hawthorne has returned to Tucson after a year and a half overseas. He has been placed on an inactive status and plans to enroll at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kirkpatrick
Clark Rorbach
East
Hawthorne
Tucson
Kirkpatrick
Two Local Girls Leave for Midwest Vacation
Miss Alice Sulser of 1104 East Seventh Street and Miss Mary Miles depart Sunday for three weeks in the Midwest. Sulser will visit family in Des Moines and Miles will stay with her parents in Elgin. Both are employed at Consolidated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Sulser
Mary Miles
East Seventh Street
Midwest
Miss Sulser
Des Moines
Miss Miles
Elgin
Ill
Consolidated
Norman family plans summer trip to Los Angeles
Mrs. Every Norman and her daughter Beverly depart this week for Los Angeles to spend the summer and return to Tucson in the fall. Beverly is a University of Arizona student affiliated with Gamma Phi sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Every Norman
Beverly
Los Angeles
Tucson
Miss Norman
University of Arizona
Gamma Phi Sorority
Mrs Pfeiffer Returns Home From East Visit
Mrs John F Pfeiffer a nursery teacher at Safford school has returned home after a month away. She spent three weeks in Washington D C visiting her son John F Pfeiffer Jr a Radio Tech 1st class with the naval reserve his wife and their five month old daughter. She also spent a week in Pittsburgh Pa where her former home is located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Pfeiffer
Safford School
East
Washington, D. C
Radio Tech
John F. Pfeiffer, Jr
Naval Reserve
Pittsburgh, Pa
Birthday Dinner Honors Worthy Harris and Grady Young
Mrs Worthy Harris hosted a birthday dinner in honor of her husband Worthy Harris and Mrs Grady Young. Attendees included Mr Harris George Mahoney Grady Young J G Kime E F Weil Mrs Fred Givenitti and Mrs Mayme Porta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthy Harris
Grady Young
Mr. Harris
George Mahoney
Messrs
Mmes
J. G. Kime
E. F. Weil
Fred Givenitti
Mayme Porta
Bolsius Seeks Family Reunion From Winslow to Grand Canyon
Pete Bolsius travels from 5425 Ft. Lowell road to Winslow to meet his sister Mrs Desetine and her daughter Carla. Desetine's trip spans Curacao via Washington, adding Carla a Netherlands Embassy secretary and son John in the Netherlands air force negotiating planes. Desetine is linked to Curacao leadership roles. Bolsius aims to return home with family via the Painted Desert and Grand Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Bolsius
Lowell Road
Winslow
Wilhelmina Desertine
Carla
Desertine
Curacao
W. S
Washington, D. C
Netherlands
United States
John
Netherlands Air Force
Washington
Australia
Adolf Desertine
W. IL
Bolsius
Painted Desert
Grand Canyon
Family to Join Col Merchant in Panama Canal Zone
Mrs. Henry R. Merchant Jr and two children Antoinette and Henry III plan to leave Friday for the Panama Canal Zone to join Col Merchant, who is stationed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Merchant, Jr
Antoinette
Henry Ili
Panama Canal Zone
Col. Merchant
Captain Dalton returns from active duty with family to join at home
Captain Henry Dalton and his wife Mrs. Dalton with four children Henry Phoebe David and Susan reside at 2321 East Sixth Street. They are currently at Ft. Riley Kansas where Capt Dalton has been stationed and will join him here in early July after his inactive status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dalton
H.A. Dalton
East Sixth Street
Mrs Guild and Miss Guild Plan Westward Winter Visit
Mrs KB N Guild and Miss Mabel Guild will leave next week for Los Angeles to visit the home of Mrs Guilds sisters Miss Larena Merriman and Miss Ethel Merriman. The Merrimans will return to Tucson to spend the winter in the family home at 107 Olive road.
Mrs Hackett Wins First Prize in Haven Anthology
Mrs John Mulford Hackett of Poughkeepsie New York has earned first prize for her poem in the Haven Publication Anthology. She spent four years in Tucson and was a member of the Rimers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mulford Hackett
Tucson
Haven
Lt Harold A Gendron Entertained At Spanish Dinner
Mr and Mrs Grady Young hosted a Spanish dinner at 1833 South Sixth Avenue Sunday honoring Lt Harold A Gendron on 60 day leave from German prisoner of war camp. He and Mrs Gendron are visiting his parents Mr and Mrs E A Gendron at 1333 East Eighth Street with a guest list including several relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Young
South Sixth Avenue
Harold A. Gendron
Gendron
Tucson
E. A. Gendron
East Eighth Street
Mmes
Dr Trinkle to Address BPW Group
The Business and Professional Women's club meets at 8 p m on Thursday in Mrs. George Martin’s garden at 202 East Speedway. Josie M. Trinkle, newly elected state president of the Arizona Federation of BPW, will outline aims of national state and local clubs. This will be her first official visit in her new role. Local officers lead the post meeting program with committee members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Martin
East Speedway
Clyde Brainard
Josie M. Trinkle
Arizona Federation of Business and Professional Women
Trinkle
Mines
Dorothy Tankersly
Avah_ Brasfield
Olga Ferguson
Clara McVey
Alma R. Young
Emily Turek
Lois Whipple
The Woman's World Is A Human World Not A Separate Domain
A 1945 reflection argues there is no female separate realm as war proves women share work and family duties equally with men. The piece champions human rights and talents, noting democracy’s defense unites genders and condemns old sex distinctions and their injustices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Maude Adams Real Name Kin Revealed as Kiskadden
A note explains that actress Maude Adams was born with the surname Kiskadden and later adopted her mother’s maiden name for professional use, shaping her stage identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Adams
Kiskadden
Credit Women's Breakfast Club Meeting at Santa Rita Hotel
The Credit Women's Breakfast club met Tuesday at the Santa Rita hotel with president Enriqueta DeMeester in charge. Guest speaker Thelma McQuade discussed Taking Our Place in World Events. Members reported selling bonds and topping their quota on the Seventh war bond drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Women’s
Santa Rita Hotel
Enriqueta DeMeester
Thelma McQuade
Pot Luck Supper For San Xavier Auxiliary Members
Daily Reminder announces a pot luck supper hosted by Mrs. F. E. Woodworth at her home at 5 30 p m on Friday. The San Xavier division 241 auxiliary to the BLF&E invites husbands and members to bring a covered dish and table service and to call Mrs. Woodworth for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Xavier
Blf&e
F. E. Woodworth
MacFarland Proposes Bill to Protect Goods in Trade Pact
Senator McFarland proposes an amendment to shield raw materials from tariffs during a parity period. Parity prices for agriculture livestock and wool follow the 1909 to 1914 act while minerals metals and concentrates use a 1935 to 1939 base period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen. McFarland
Ariz
Blazzard to Begin New State Duties Today
Maj. Howard C. Blazzard of Phoenix who retired from the Army at Ft. Benning will report for duty today as assistant secretary of state of Arizona. He succeeds Hal Mitchell who resigned to start a public relations office. Mitchell previously served as executive secretary to Gov. Sidney P. Osborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
UPR
Howard C. Blazzard
Army
Ft. Benning
Ike Parade in Washington Captivates Thousands
General Dwight D. Eisenhower rode in a lengthy motor parade through hot Washington streets greeted by nearly a million residents. He kissed Mrs Ike after landing and later spoke at the Capitol before a crowd including wounded soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick C. Othman
Washington
U.P
Ike
Gen
Bermuda
America
Lincoln Memorial
J. Russell Young
Gen. Ike
Capitol
House
White House
Mrs. C
Danger in Handling Of Fireworks
Maj. Gen. William E. Shedd warns in a letter to Gov. Sidney P. Osborn that while no formal sale or use restrictions exist, individuals should avoid fireworks except at public celebrations due to fire hazards and risk of personal injury, with emphasis on forest fire danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Sidney P. Osborn
William E. Shedd
Ninth Service Command
Shedd
Grapefruit Crops Forecast Nearly Equal to Last Year
Byron J. Shipwers, manager of the grapefruit administrative committee, says the Arizona and California grapefruit crop will about equal last year's top yield though the Salt River Valley crop faces uneven prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Byron J. Ship Wers
Grapefruit Administrative Committee
Arizona
California
Salt River Valley
Harvest Forecast Adjusts Downward for Last Season
The official noted production in California and Yuma rose, offsetting a roughly ten percent drop from last year. Total harvest is expected to approach the 5,217,000 boxes achieved previously, with picking to wrap up within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Yuma
Ocean depths average about thirteen thousand feet
An encyclopedia note states the mean depth of oceans is roughly 13 000 feet, reflecting global bathymetric measurements.
YWDL Names New Officers
Officers to lead the Young Women's Defense League for six months were elected at the last general meeting. Ann Taylor will serve as president Naomi Whelan as vice president Gretchen Mauch as recording secretary Bernice Goff as recording secretary and Virginia Boykin as treasurer. Installation will occur at the next general meeting with no July meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Defense League
Ann Taylor
Naomi Whelan
Gretchen Mauch
Coing
Bernice Goff
Virginia Boykin
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Pima Salon
Mrs. Garigan
Red Cross
Bruce Macmeekin
MacMeekin
Marine Corps
John R. Ramsden
George Sims
William McCarthy
Louise Brooks
Mary Smith
Betty Halloway
Reggie Russell
CASH
Wallis Cleaning Service
East Ninth St
Irene
Stone Ave
Douglas
H. A. Gendron
DR. Trinkle
BPW
Elsie Robinson
Nathan Mur
East Pennington Street
Bride-To
J. W. Mauler
West Defensa Street
Frances Lorraine
Robert Scott Ritter
Parson Ritter
Akron
Marana Army Airfield
Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Daily Reminder
MacFarland
Blazzard
East Congress
N. 4Th Ave
Grunewald
ADAMS
Congress
YWDL
W. S. Lackner
ALL Grocers
Hepky
Foods Geneben
James A. Dick Co., Distrs
Coca-Cola Company
Crystal Coca-Cola Bottling CO
6Th Ave
Ra Avon
Conor
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