Local Garden Party and Rebekah Circle Social Gatherings
The annual garden party hosted by the Ladies' Auxiliary to the O R C was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J B Carrothers on South Fifth Avenue with about 175 attendees. The Sew and So circle of Naomi Rebekah Lodge No 4 hosted an afternoon of whist at Catherine Beetson's home with prizes awarded to Wilma Coplen Violet Snyder and Lucille Codd for door prize and low score.
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J. B. Carrothers
South Fifth Avenue
Ladies’ Auxiliary
O.R.C
J. M. Johnson
Eva Wills
Ira Bell
Nell Willis
Katherine Willis
Wilma Coplen
Violet Snyder
Lucille Codd
Alma Miller
Catharine Beetson
Lillian League
Minnie E. Gray
Clara Coplen
Lillian Houston
Ethelyn Smith
Clara Neustatter
Mary Palmer
Elizabeth Caleffie
Edna Mitchell Earl
Ruth F. Adams
Bernice E. Cain
Mabel McDaniel
Philip Cain
Catherine Beetson
Mrs. Marteney
Althea Sliker
Jean C. Shepherd
Lucile Codd
Frieda Kroeger
Cora Dennis
Ruth Pearce
Florence McGovern
Pre Nuptial Party At Nogales Ranch Before Wedding
In Nogales on June 21 a buffet dinner was hosted at the ranch home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Bell for the bridal party of Marjorie Sisk and William Graham Bell. Attending were Mrs M L Poole Taft California Miss Marjorie Sisk Miss Barbara McDonald Miss Kathryn Jones Phoenix Miss Barbara Smelker Miss Patricia Sisk and Mr and Mrs H R Sisk along with William Graham Bell Gene England Tyler Gilbert Louis Hall and Alvin Sisk.
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Nogales
The
Daily Citizen
Marjorie Sisk
William Graham Bell
Thomas Bell
M. L. Poole
Taft
California
Marorie Sisk
Barbara McDonald
Kathryn Jones
Phoenix
Barbara Smelker
Patricia Sisk
H. R. Sisk
Gene England
Tyler Gilbert
Louis Hall
Alvin Sisk
Pilot Club Opens Summer Activities At Pioneer Hotel
The Tucson Pilot club held its first summer dinner meeting at the Pioneer hotel on Wednesday evening. Members in attendance included Mrs. Ewing Cross and Mrs. Alberta De vine among others and several Mrs. and Miss names listed as part of the gathering.
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Pilot Club
Pioneer Hotel
Tucson Pilot Club
Ewing Cross
Alberta P. Devine
Anne Hodges
Hilda Kroeger
Myrilla Nichols
Katherine van Meter
Johnnie Yocum
Mary Jordan
Burdetta Kines
Mary Adele Wood
Helena Patten
Heddie McBride
Maryhill Flynt
Vada Anderson
Dad Deserves His Favorite Dishes
A home cooking feature lists practical meals for Father including corned beef hash with onions and cream, served with mixed greens rye bread and beer. Suggestions cover cold canned tomatoes, cold roast beef or tongue, and sauerkraut with pork or spare ribs, all heated and blended for a quick family supper.
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Father
Portugal Plans Lend Wheat and Corn to Spain
Portugal will lend wheat and corn to Spain until the Spanish harvest is complete, supporting Spain with staple grain as its own crops mature. The move reflects cooperation between Iberian neighbors amid agricultural needs.
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Portugal
Spain
Slip covers brighten rooms with style and economy
Slip covers become part of the decor this summer, spanning chairs and even beds and pianos. Measure furniture, pick matching or contrasting prints, and consider drapery to unify the room. Choose colors like emerald and sapphire, test wash guarantees, and budget yardage with seam and tuck allowances.
Dance Pageant by Girl Scouts at Day Camp
The Girl Scouts at the day camp under Charless Hinds present The Magic Fountain as their pageant this Monday. Miss Sarah Moses will dance the Spirit of the Fountain with Beverly Barrett Harriett Blacklidge and Vienna Siebert among the Fairies in the fountain. A large group of Scouts will assist the main dancers.
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Charless Hinds
Tucson
All States Club House
Hinds
Sarah Moses
Beverly Barrett
Harriett Blacklidge
Vienna Siebert
Harlem on Broadway scene described by Walter Winchell
New York on Broadway piece recounts Harlem street mêlée with police response to a burglar, street fights between two women, and a dramatic confrontation as a pink waist ensemble disrupts a row, with sirens and crowd noise framing the scene.
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New York
Harlem Yestermarn
28Th Precinct
West 130Th Street
111Th Street
Lenox
Langwidge
Boff
Biff
110Th Street
Broadway Moods and Velvet Nightlife in New York
A vivid portrait contrasts weary dawn faces on Broadway with nightspot elites in Greenwich Village. It sketches exhausted stage souls chasing dreams from producer to producer, Harlem gendarmes patrolling late beats, and a mixed Central Park mural of children and happiness, ending with Broadway figures unseen by friends.
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Broadway
Greenwich Village
Harlem
Central Park
Midtown Lifestyles and Subway Rush Hour Scenes
Describes cramped rooms on side streets in midtown Manhattan housing workers, the crowded rush hour crush as commuters stay calm to read papers, dowagers strolling Park Avenue, and foreign language film venues with playrooms tea coffee and reading options.
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Midtown Manhattan
Park Ave
Silly Gals and Moonlit Waterfront Shadows
A vivid city tableau contrasts glittering evenings and loud entrances of the Silly Gals with quiet waterfront nights. The warm Tenth Ave defeat tapestry and the foghorn bass echo as sidewalks fill with sleepers and stoic city folks who snub comfort for prideful restraint.
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Tenth Ave
Broadway Delights and Daily Grind of City Life
A vivid slice of urban motion shows night workers rushing to the subway as dawn colors brighten the sky. A Broadway peddler folds stories into wrinkles, while Fifth Avenue buses offer the city’s best value for people watching. Tin Pan Alley buzzes with music yet nerves and deadlines breed groans among workers and shoppers.
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Mother Nature
Broadway
Fifth Ave
Tin Pan Alley
The Barker’s Behavior and a World in Turmoil
The piece notes Barkers at burlesque theatres who talk without listening, a silent library reading room on Fifth Avenue, and celebrity lovers who gaze at theatergoers. It contrasts vibrant nightclubs with somber moods as Europe’s tragedy dominates conversations.
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Burlesk
Fifth Ave
Emily Post
Europe
Nightlife Snippets Catch City in Fragments
A 2:30 A.M. train crowds Far Fair with chorus girls and belles from the Midway. A Red Cross poster proclaims Lets Do It the Heart Way as Bergdorf-Goodman salesgirls parade with knitted bags. Yorkville flags for Flag Day vanish while Greenwich Village riffs advertise The Pepper Pot. A juke box at 86th Street spurs Nazi tunes amid No War Talk signage.
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Eighth Avenue
Red Cross
Bergdorf-Goodman
Yorkville
Greenwich Village
86Th and
2Nd Avenue
England
Barbara North To Address Carrillon Club Sunday
Miss Barbara North a Tucson school teacher and member of the First Methodist church religious education committee will speak to the Carrillon club at 7 p m Sunday on The Social Creed of the Church
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Barbara North
Tucson
First Methodist Church
Carrillon Club
Chicken Dinner at St John's Methodist Church Patio
A chicken dinner will be served on Friday evening from 6 to 7 30 o'clock at St John s Methodist church patio. The inner is open to the public.
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St. John’s Methodist Church
Auxiliary to Arizona Unit 73 to Meet at Pioneer Hotel
The Auxiliary to Arizona Unit No 73 Military Order of the Purple Heart will hold a regular business meeting next Friday at 8 p m in the Pioneer hotel. All members are urged to attend.
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Arizona
Military Order of the Purple Heart
Pioneer Hotel
Regular party and dance by 48 States club at Wetmore's pavilion
The 48 States club will hold a regular party and dance Saturday evening at Wetmore's dance pavilion. Music will be by Kenny Mack's orchestra. The public is invited to attend.
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48 States
Wetmore
Kenny Mack
St Andrew's Guild Card Party Planned at East 16th Street
St Andrew's auxiliary guild hosts a 7 30 p m card party Friday in the air cooled guild hall at East 16th street and South Fifth avenue. Bridge whist and pinochle featured with high low and door prizes and refreshments.
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St. Andrew’s Auxiliary Guild
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Guild Hall
East 16Th Street
South Fifth Avenue
Tucson Women’s Democratic Club Reschedules June Meeting
The Tucson Women’s Democratic Club postpones its regular June gathering. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday July 22 at the usual venue.
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Tucson Women’s Democratic Club
Betrothal of Ajo Girl Told by Parents
Engagement of Margaret Anne Angst, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Angst of Ajo, announced. She will marry Dr Robert Norene, son of Mr and Mrs Albert Norene of Pasadena, Calif, on June 29. Angst is USC graduate, connected with Delta Delta Delta. Bridegroom-elect is a coast school graduate and Sigma Chi member.
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Margaret Anne Angst
Harry Angst
Ajo
Robert Norene
Albert Norene
Pasadena
Calif
Miss Angst
Tucson
University of Southern California
Delta Delta Delta Social Sorority
Coast School
Sigma Chi
Gra-Y Pow Wow Sets Prize Day For A Names
The Gra-Y club will hold a prize day for members whose last names start with A on Saturday at 9:30 a m in the Plaza theatre. Over 50 members have received invitations. Entertainers include Bobby and Tommy Alday Rosalie Villa Reynaldo Leon and Reymundo Bautista leading the show at Plaza Saturday morning. Birthday guests this week are Lily Padilla Richard Munguia Madgalena Cavaletto Rafael Yanez Reynaldo Leon Grace Arias Francisco Bernal Alice Felix Socorro Espino Eddie Aguilar Joe Olguin and Jack Busby.
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Plaza Theatre
Bobby
Tommy Alday
Rosalie Villa
Reynaldo Leon
Reymundo Bautista
Plaza
Lily Padilla
Richard Munguia
Madgalena Cavaletto
Rafael Yanez
Grace Arias
Francisco Bernal
Alice Felix
Socorro Espino
Eddie Aguilar
Joe Olguin
Jack Busby
Japanese Planned Industries For Shanghai And Other Cities
The article notes new industries under Japanese control planned for Shanghai and several other Chinese cities. It outlines economic expansion as part of the broader control strategy and hints at implications for local workers and trade.
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Shanghai
China
Socially Speaking Notes From Tucson Travelers
Leaving Tucson this week for Wisconsin were Mrs Levera Nancolas and daughter Janice Nancolas who will visit several towns there before returning for next season. Visiting friends in the eastern United States during the past months has been Mrs Wade D Killen of Tucson now house guest of Rev and Mrs Charles Duell Kean in New York City. She also visited Major General and Mrs Leon B Kramer in Washington and friends in Darian Vermont. Mrs N C Hussey returned to Tucson from several weeks in the middle west with her daughter Miss Helen Hussey. Guests of Miss Hussey since her return are Misses Lucy and Shirley Gower former local residents now of Sacramento.
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Tucson
Wisconsin
Levera Nancolas
Janice Nancolas
United States
Wade D. Killen
Charles Duell Kean
New York City
N. C. Hussey
Middle West
Helen Hussey
Miss Hussey
Lucy
Shirley Gower
A. B. Gower
Sacramento
Jean
Gaby
Armand
Jalouse
Walter
Green
May Christie
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Model Tells Ways Of Keeping Hair In Snowy Whiteness
A New York fashion model, Mrs. Charlotte Kent, shares a routine to keep hair white and silky. She swears by pure liquid soap, careful drying, weekly washing, and a blue rinse with diluted bluing applied with a comb. She cautions against washing before a permanent and recommends frequent brushing and sun protection. Her career details note wages and measurements, presenting her as an idealized American mother model.
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New York
Charlotte Kent
Vitamins Present in Milk and Their Relative Abundances
The article notes milk contains all vitamins A B C D E G with A and G most abundant. It highlights a quart daily supports deficiency prevention for A and G, cites vitamin B richness, vitamin C availability, and says vitamin E has not been proven essential in human nutrition.
Phoenix Attorney Enters Race Against Henry Ashurst
Henderson Stockton, a Phoenix attorney and longtime Arizona resident since 1916, announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for United States senator. He left teaching to study law at the University of Southern California and earned his master's degree, saying the era requires true Americanism in testing times.
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Phoenix
Henderson Stockton
Henry F. Ashurst
United States
Arizona
Hidden Lives in a Cabin Amid a Web of Deceit
Jean discovers Gaby hides more than a misused name and a night attire reveals Madame Blanchard’s true identity. The sisters argue over Walter Mallory and Armand while a plan to expose Gaby forms, as tensions rise and a warning of betrayal hangs in the air.
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Jean
Gabrielle
Mademoiselle
Gaby
Armand
America
Walter
Martinique
Madame Blanchard
Walter Mallory
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