Kathryn Hertz to Wed Ferald Capps in Phoenix Ceremony
Announcement of the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Kathryn Hertz and Ferald Buell Capps. Details include a dinner party, pink and white theme, and music careers of both individuals. The wedding is set for 8 am Friday July 25 at the First Church of Christ in Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Kathryn Retchen Hertz
Ferald Buell Capps
Sidney Ernest Capps
George Hertz
Hertz
Kathryn and
Ferald
Capps
Greeley
Colo. Phoenix
University of Arizona
Tucson
Phoenix Junior College
Sigma Kappa Phi
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Phi Mu Alpha
Gila Bend
Church of Christ
Tucson Couple Observes Golden Anniversary Today
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Lewis celebrate their golden wedding at 3025 North Olsen with a family reunion planned for Tucson relatives. They lived 20 years in Rillito after moving from Phoenix, and spent their married life across Arizona, Texas, and New Mexico. Mrs. Lewis is from Michigan and Mr. Lewis from Missouri. They have seven children, three residing in Tucson: Mrs. G. W. Buoy, Lloyd Lewis, Mrs. Kyle Lewis. Others live in Riverside California, Wichita Kansas, Cave Creek, and El Paso.
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S. C. Lewis
North Olsen
Arizona
Missouri
Tucson
G. W. Buoy
Lloyd Lewis
Kyle Lewis
A. J. Basinger
Riverside
Calif
Kr. G. Vaughan
Wichita
Kansas
J. H. Hunts
Cave Creek
C. H. Lewis
el Paso
Bushees Feted At Buffet Supper By Alpha Chi Omegas
Alumnae of Alpha Chi Omega hosted a group of high school graduates for a buffet supper last Tuesday evening. Active Tucson chapter members assisted at the event held at Miss Harriet Abercrombie's home, a founder of the local chapter. The guests included Elizabeth Lauck Grace Jones Mary Margaret Kenny Isabel Finney Anne Morton and many others.
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Alpha Chi Omega
Tucson
Harriet Abercrombie
Elizabeth Lauck
Grace Jones
Mary Margaret Kenny
Isabel Finney
Anne Morton
Mary McFall
Dorothy Crable
Peggy Gardner
Hubberta Phenicie
Martha Jo Craig
Arabel Yocum
Mary Ruth Cherry
Mary Bickley
Charlotte Yost
Phyllis Brown
Jean Davenport
Barbara Bailard
Ann Larsen
Barbara Falck
Jane McGannion
Helen Vinson
Avonne Warner
Peggy Potteroff
Barbara Eyer
Pie crust technique for top layer overlap
Roll out the top crust one inch larger than the pan to allow space for filling. Press the excess dough into a rim and fold into the lower crust for a neat edge.
San Diego visit for Miss Harriett Blacklidge
Miss Harriett Blacklidge, daughter of Mr and Mrs H J Blacklidge, is in San Diego as the house guest of Miss Lauraine Cook. Miss Cook is the daughter of Mr and Mrs H P Cook, former Tucsonians who moved to the coast city last summer. Mr Cook is connected with the Navy department there.
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Harriett Blacklidge
H. J. Blacklidge
San Diego
Calif
Lauraine Cook
Miss Cook
H. P. Cook
Mrs Lewis Stilwell Visits Falls City for 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mrs. Lewis Stilwell travels to Falls City Nebraska to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Robert L Rule and attend the couple's 50th wedding anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Stilwell
Falls City
Neb
Robert L. Rule
Miss Enid Butler Completes Second Year At Art Institute
Miss Enid L. Butler returned today from Chicago where she completed her second year at the Art Institute. She received class honors in several subjects there during the past year. Miss Butler, daughter of Dean and Mrs. G. M. Butler, will return to the Chicago school next fall.
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Miss Hertz
Litchfield Park
Phoenix
Glee Club
Oratorio Society of
Phoenix Union High School
Junior College
Glee Club of
Theta Chi Delta Sorority
Phoenix Junior College
University of Arizona
Sigma Alpha Iota
National Honory Music Society For Women
University
Enid L. Butler
Chicago
The
Art Institute
Miss Butler
Dean
G. M. Butler
Mrs Marguerite Palmer Plans Summer Ranch Stay in California
Mrs Marguerite Palmer plans to spend the summer on a ranch in California's San Fernando Valley. Her son Rodman Palmer, connected with Lockheed Aircraft Corp in Burbank, will accompany her at the ranch.
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Marguerite Palmer
California
San Fernando Valley
Rodman Palmer
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
Burbank
Miss Patiana Hosts Buffet for Miss Adams Return
Miss Patiana entertained Sunday evening at a buffet supper hosted by her aunt Mrs. C. F. Byram for Mary Ann Adams who recently returned from Columbia Missouri where she attended Stephens College. Guests included Mrs. William Mitchell Miss Betty Lee James Miss Billye Cummings Miss Betty Lou Draper Miss Prudence Mur land Miss Phyllis Starkey Miss Dorothy Condron Miss Mary Margaret Waugh and Miss Jean Burns.
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Patiana Winks
C. F. Byram
Mary Ann Adams
Columbia
Stephens College
William Mitchell
Betty Lee James
Billye Cummings
Betty Lou Draper
Prudence Murland
Phyllis Starkey
Dorothy Condron
Mary Margaret Waugh
Jean Burns
Miss Dorothy Condron Hosts Friday Buffet Supper
Miss Dorothy Condron entertained Friday evening at a buffet supper at her home 2204 East Seventh Street. She plans to move to Phoenix soon with her A A A office transfer. Guests included Prudence Myrland Mary Ann Adams Pati ana Winks Betty Lee James Phyllis Ball Olive Doris Biggs Jackie Gallagher Helen Carrell Greta Bell Barbara Duncan Barbara Callander Peggy Wilson Billye Cummings Betty Lou Draper Mary Louise Felix and Mrs William Mitchell.
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Dorothy Condron
East Seventh Street
Miss Condron
Tucson
The
A.A.A
Phoenix
Prudence Myrland
Mary Ann Adams
Patiana Winks
Betty Lee James
Phyllis Ball
Olive
Doris Biggs
Jackie Gallagher
Helen Carrell
Greta Bell
Barbara Duncan
Barbara Callander
Peggy Wilson
Billye Cummings
Betty Lou Draper
Mary Louise Felix
William Mitchell
Haynes House Guests From Fort Worth Visit Tucson
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Haynes of 710 East Speedway host Mrs. Haynes' brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Gillmor Failor of Fort Worth and their two daughters Margaret Mary and Marian Edith. They will stay in Tucson for about a week.
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John C. Haynes
East Speedway
Haynes
Gillmor Failor
Fort Worth
Margaret Mary
Marian Edith
Tucson
Social Roundup At Meador Home And Local Events
Guests at Dr and Mrs Maurice A Meador 2202 East Third Street include Frederic Champlin III and his wife from Enid Oklahoma and Joseph Hartley and wife from London Ohio who will visit Tucson for about two weeks. Mrs James hosted a bridge luncheon for Mrs James. A shower for Mrs Vance Williams featured skits by Mrs P H Sanford Mrs F H Cozart and Mrs George Petty with many friends in attendance. The First Baptist church ladies missionary society plans a supper at Rev Beals home with Rev Beal reporting on the Wichita convention and Group 7 serving as hostess.
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Maurice A. Meador
East Third Street
Frederic Charles Champlin, III
Enid, Oklahoma
Champlin
Mrs. Meador
Joseph Hartley
London
Ohio
H. C. James
North Plumer Avenue
James
Bridge
Tucson
Vance Williams
A. B. Nigg
P. H. Sanford
F. H. Cozart
George Petty
Mesdames
W. W. Weir
Stalal Densmore
W. H. Lewis
C. E. DuVall
H. D. DuBois
Alma Clayton
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
R. S. Beal
How to protect wall maps with shellac preservation tips
Map care guidance for boys rooms suggests laying maps flat, tacking corners, brushing with clear shellac, allowing to dry, then hanging. Shellac protects against tears and eases cleaning, offering decorative and instructional value for wall hangings.
Salmon Canned in Japan Reaches 1.93 Million Cases
Last year producers shipped 1 925 000 cases of salmon canned in Japan. The figure reflects steady demand across markets and highlights the seafood sector’s output in 1940s trade data.
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Japan
Norman Alley’s Early Scoop Turns Sour in Chicago
Walter Winchell On Broadway recounts Norman Alley starting as a copy boy in Chicago, stealing plates for exclusive photos and returning with hijacked pictures. His boss scolds him and questions Alley’s future whether fame as Scoopy Alley or a thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Alley
Chicago Gazette
Alley
Scoopy Alley
Comedian Clash at Tight Shoes Preview
Henry Youngman greeted Lionel Stander the Genius with the Unkempt Hair with a quip about tossing him for a shampoo at the Tight Shoes preview in a playful exchange between stars.
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Henry Youngman
Lionel Stander
George Jessel Camp Show At Camp Hunter Liggett
George Jessel headlined a weekend camp show with Jack Benny Marlene Dietrich Claudette Colbert and a large Hollywood cast before 35000 fans at Camp Hunter Liggett. He quipped that “the Nazzy s” will never find them up here and reflected on youth and future fame mentioning Don Ameche as a possible future star.
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George Jessel
Jack Benny
Marlene Dietrich
Claudette Colbert
Hollywood
Hunter Liggett
Jessel
Don Ameche
Shaw Advice Elevates Actress Into Great Theatrical Star
A young actress asked George Bernard Shaw for critique and he told her to marry, raise two children, and learn about life. five years later Sybil Thorndike returned to the stage as a renowned English actress, validating his counsel.
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George Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Sybil Thorndike
Defender Jest Highlights Hitler’s Thoroughness
A defender of Hitler boasted that the Fuehrer never does anything by halves. Carl Hoff quipped that such thoroughness would make his morning grapefruit a tough job.
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Hitler
Carl Hoff
Berlin Diary by William L. Shirer hits shelves today
CBS Berlin correspondent William L. Shirer presents a wartime tale of a German airman's mother notified of her son's death by the Luftwaffe. BBC London later reports he is alive in England. neighbors' short wave letters lead to eight arrests for listening to foreign broadcasts. The censor bars the story as Americans would not grasp the mother’s heroism.
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William L. Shirer
Berlin
Shirer
CBS
BBC
London
England
Germany
Roosevelt Revered by Press Amid Gehrig’s Passing
A newspapersman once praised Theodore Roosevelt with a quip on death and resolve. The remark resurfaced as Lou Gehrig died in his sleep, inspiring a reflection on courage and fate.
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Teddy Roosevelt
Lou Gehrig
MacArthur Feeds Publicity Storm For Longfellow Bones
Charles MacArthur, then a press agent in New York, pressured Boston via telegrams to move Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s bones to a more fitting tomb. He sent many messages to the mayor, provoking a police response, and signed them as Robert Benchley.
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Alexander Woollcott
Charles MacArthur
Mac
New York
Charlie
MacArthur
Boston
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Hizzoner
Boston Police
Robert Benchley
April Fool Tune Interrupted by World War II Bulletin
Doug Watt and Bernie Green hoped to debut their song "T Was an April Fool" on NBC with Frankie Masters last Monday. The broadcast was interrupted by a bulletin declaring all German consuls must leave the United States by July 10, signaling tense wartime events and a historic radio moment.
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Doug Watt
Bernie Green
Frankie Masters
NBC
United States
Girl Reserve Work Highlighted At YWCA Assembly
YWCA Girls Summer club sets first half on Girl Reserves explained by Mrs. L E Romine. Second half previews a radio drama class play. new teachers join, with knitting and choral groups led by Peggy Webber and Dororthy Settlemore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Romine
Peggy Webber
MacMurtrie
A. C. Krout
Red Cross
Dorothy Settlemore
Hardy Snyder
Aileen Myerson
Dawn Sander
Wallpaper Remnants Add Practical Drawer and Box Linings
Home hints suggest leftover wallpaper can cover waste baskets utility boxes and accessory containers for dresser drawers. The paper also serves well as lining material for drawers and related storage items.
Closet Organizers for Any Space at Your Department Store
Discover clothes hangers and rods that fit all closet sizes and shapes. Inquire at your department store for solutions to inadequate and irregular closet space.
Sliced cheese storage and finger injury care tips
The text advises buying sliced cheese in small quantities to prevent drying and curling, wrapping well in waxed paper and refrigerating. It also suggests soaking a bruised finger in very hot water for five minutes, adding hot water as it cools.
Browned hominy pairs with pork chops for dinner
Browned cooked hominy ties in perfectly with pork chops for dinner. Potatoes can be omitted.
Drying guidance for colored clothes in shade
The article advises drying all colored clothes in the shade to preserve color brightness and prevent fading. It emphasizes avoiding direct sun which can dull hues and suggests air drying for best results.
Final meeting of Mars Chapter No 31 OES
The final meeting of Mars chapter No 31 OES is set for 2 PM Tuesday at the Masonic Temple. All members are invited to attend. Juanita Temple No 6 Pythian Sisters meet Wednesday at 8 PM at I O O F hall for initiation with refreshments and a program during the social hour. all members requested to attend.
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Mars
Masonic Temple
Juanita Temple No
Pythian Sisters
I. O. O. F. Hall
Typographical Auxiliary No 135 Plans Monday Meeting
The Typographical auxiliary No 135 will hold a business meeting at 8 o'clock Monday evening at the Labor Temple.
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Labor Temple
Sunset Lodge pot luck luncheon at I C O F hall
Sunset Lodge No 508 L A to the B of R T holds a 12 30 PM luncheon at I C O F hall on Thursday. Cards will be played and husbands are invited. reservations by calling 2316 M or 1378 W.
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Sunset Lodge
L. A
B. of R. T
I. C. O. F. Hall
Sunnyside Homemakers Plan Lawn Party and Defense Discussion
Sunnyside Homemakers meet Wednesday at 8 pm at Mrs. Charles Mann home for a lawn party. A report on the country life conference will be presented and a discussion on the role of the country woman in national defense will follow. Husbands of members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
Charles Mann
Country Life
Benefit Lawn Party by Rebekah Lodge and Theta Rho Girls
A benefit lawn party is planned for next Friday evening at 8 oclock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frantom 710 East Fifth Street. The event features contract and whist with General chairman Mrs Frantom assisted by Mrs Billy Jordan Mrs Wilma Copeland Miss Clydene Jordan Miss Lillian Johansen Miss Frances McClelland and Miss Jean Thayer. Reserve 1808 W or 12833 M.
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Rebekah Lodge
Theta Rho Girls
Joe Frantom
East Fifth Street
Frantom
Billy Jordan
Wilma Copeland
Clydene Jordan
Lillian Johantsen
Frances McClelland
Jean Thayer
Reserva
DeMolay Mothers Circle Host Picnic at Wetmore’s Park
DeMolay Mothers Circle hosts Thursday evening at Wetmore’s amusement park with a planned program for DeMolay members. Each family to bring a picnic lunch and service, circle to provide iced tea and lemonade.
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DeMolay Mothers’ Circle
Wetmore’s
Spanish War Vets to Hold Patio Supper at Mrs Perry Home
Ben Daniels auxiliary and camp members with families plan a patio supper at Mrs Faye W Perry 2239 East Eighth Street at 6 30 Saturday evening. Members families and visitors invited. Information by telephone 2593 or 1438 J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Daniels
United Spanish War Veterans
Faye W. Perry
East Eighth Street
Laura Webb guild picnic supper at Tucson Indian Training school
The Laura Webb guild of Trinity Presbyterian church will host a picnic supper on Tuesday at 6 o clock at the Tucson Indian Training school. Attendees are asked to bring sandwiches table service and a covered dish. Swimming will be available in the evening.
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Laura Webb
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Tucson
Pima Salon Holds Election At Lyons Home
Pima Salon No 164 held its regular meeting and election at Helen Lyons home. Officers elected included Edith Wilson Mildred Hubbard Theresa Dobek Elizabeth Ashen Edith Childress Dora Woodworth Ora Lee Kite and Helen Lyons with new members Nannie Mai Gilbert Gail Mason and Marie Burns. Next meeting July 21 at Marion Naylor home with Kaye Vincent as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lyons
Kaye Vincent
le Petite Chapeau
Edith Wilson
Mildred Hubbard
le Demi-Chapeau Premiere
Theresa Dobek
le Medi- Chapeau Deuxieme
Elizabeth Ashen
Varchiviste
Edith Childress
L’aumonier
Dora Woodworth
la Concierge
Ora Lee Kite
le Pourvoir
Nannie Mai Gilbert
Gail Mason
Marie Burns
Ethyl Thorp
Jessie Hutton
Marion Naylor
Mary Colt and Jack Van Ryder Wed in Lordsburg
Announcement reports Tucson artist Jack Van Ryder wed Miss Mary Colt of West Hartford Connecticut last Friday in Lordsburg New Mexico. Mrs Ryder arrived in Tucson three months ago and the couple will reside at Fairmont and Maple boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Colt
Jack van Ryder
Lordsburg
Tucson
West Hartford
R V W A Meeting Set For Tuesday Evening
The R V W A will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall. Mrs Frances McCormick will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall
Frances McCormick
Lois Sanderson Honored At El Charro Supper Party
Lois Sanderson was the guest of honor at a supper party hosted by Pima Salon No. 164 at El Charro Friday evening. The Mission View Girl Scout troop, sponsored by the salon, was noted, and Miss Sanderson received a gift amid a list of guests including Mildred Hubbard Edith Wilson and Ruth Sanderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Sanderson
el Charro
Miss Sanderson
Mission View
Mildred Hubbard
Jessie Hutton
Edith Wilson
Elsie Nelson
Pat Davies
Gladys Davies
Ruth Sanderson
Grace R. Weil
Edith Childress
Alice D. Few
Theresa Dobek
Ianthea E. Judge
Marie Gleaves
Gayl Meson
Helen Lyons
Kaye Vincent
Grayce Gibson
Florence Redman
Gertrude Meyers
Josephine Corbett
Hot Tomato Tuna Salad on Toast
A simple hot salad recipe features halved tomatoes filled with seasoned tuna salad. Brush with melted butter and broil or bake until brown, then serve atop hot cheesed toast.
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Kathryn Hertz
Bride of
Ferald Capps
Alpha Chi Omegas
Grabe
East Congress
Walter Winchell
Daily Mirror
King Features
Reg
U. S. Patent Office
Philco
Peae
Peel
Maytag-Mann Appliance CO
West Congress
University Beauty Shop
University Square
Daily Reminder
Pima Salon
Meet
Lyons
F.H.A
Pioneer Hotel
Los Angeles
Ticket Office and Travel Bureau
Southern Pacific Depot
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