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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1957
Page
13
The Amaranth Tucson Court No. 5 holds its last meeting before summer recess at 8 p.m. Monday in the Campbell Room of the Masonic Temple. A potluck supper is planned at 6 p.m. Visitors are welcome.
The Tucson Sunshine Climate Club reports year end May 31 inquiries and arrivals, with National Geographic ads 33 years old drawing readers, Holiday ads 11 years old bringing in inquiries, and House & Garden 15 years old prompting interest. California, Illinois, New York, Ohio, Michigan top state sources. Canada and England lead foreign inquiries. National Geographic leads magazines, Holiday close second, Sunset third. Chicago Tribune tops newspapers. Total inquiries from magazines and newspapers reach 21,144, up about 4,000 from last year.
Mrs. W. C. Hooper will be installed as president of Pima Salon No. 164 of the Eight & Forty at 8 p.m. Monday in the American Legion building. Installing officers are Mrs. W. L. Sanderson and Mrs. Ira Rogers. Officers include Mrs. Clinton Helbig as first vice president and Mrs. Charles Albro as second vice president with others named. Refreshments will be served.
The last social meeting of the summer for the National Assn. of Retired and Veteran Railway Employees Unit No. 63 will be at 12:30 p.m. Monday at the VFW hall 124 E. Broadway. Members should bring a covered dish and table service. Games will be played.
Tonight at 7 p.m. in the Sportsman's Club 30 electricians receive diplomas for completing four years of apprenticeship. The Electrical Joint Industry Board of Arizona hosts a dinner dance for apprentices and wives after the banquet. Instructors were Finklestein and Tate. program directed by Rhodes Naumann and Schindler. Graduates include Sterling Merriman Arthur Comelli Ruben Arrellano Gale Howe James Parris Clark Shelley Gene Smith Arthur Torres George Vinson and others.
Thirty three Tucscon Rapid Transit Co. bus drivers received Ace Driver pins for safety records. Top performers included D. L. Settlemyer with 12 years accident free at fault, O. A. Jones 11 years, and T. C. Carnefix 10 years. Wives with five plus years also received bracelets. Joe Bona of Market Service, Inc. presented the awards on Tuesday.
At 8 30 P M the Arizona Corral Theater presents Tea House of the August Moon. The show runs at the Santa Rita Hotel and promises a night of dramatic or comic theatrical entertainment.
Harley Smitty Smith a Los Angeles square dance caller will headline a public square dance at the YWCA at 8 15 p m tomorrow. Spectators and dancers are welcome at the Tucson Community Square Dance Council event. Smith has been a square dancer since 1949 and currently calls about 20 nights a month plus out of town engagements.
Harry Holland district manager of the U S Social Security Administration was elected chair man of the Tucson Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers at the annual meeting. Other officers include Earlyde Edmundson vice chairman Jane Downey secretary treasurer and several committee members. The local group has about 50 members and the national body over 25 000. The organization aims to improve social work quality and practice.
The July issue promotes summer salads with eight pages of pictures recipes and ideas. It features salad plates platters desserts and appetizers to glamorize summer meals and invites readers to buy the magazine where magazines are sold.
Cmdr Wanda Moore calls Navy Mothers Club executive board No 240 meeting at 6 30 p m Monday in the VFW hall 124 E Broadway.
The last summer gathering of past commanders of the Navy Mothers Club will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the home of Mrs. Ramsey Smith located at 2831 East 20th Street.
Officers of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Department of Arizona will meet at 2 p.m. Sunday at the VFW post in Elay for an organizational session. Commander William J. Bray Jr. will lead all state officers to discuss the proposed program for the coming year.
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