Camping Order Honors 47 Scout Workers Here
Twelve adult Scout leaders and 35 Scouts will be honored tonight and tomorrow when the Council Order of Arrow Lodge holds its annual initiation at Camp Lawton. The national honorary camping society elects outstanding Scouts and adult leaders to membership to develop good camping for all troops and explorers. Maj. Lawrence Wilde and 11 other leaders join the 1957 class along with 35 Scouts including David German and Barry Rapalas among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Order of Arrow Lodge
Camp Lawton
Maj
Lawrence Wilde
Clyde Madsen
Clark Heaslett
George Bell
John Petrus
Ronald Fuller
Russ Halliday
Dan W. Clarke
Welden Washington
Bernard Halter
Bill Lichtenwalter
Phil Young
San Manuel Dance Scheduled Saturday at High School Grounds
An open air square dance will be held at 9 p.m. Saturday in San Manuel at the high school grounds. Music by Bob McKeehan and his Arizona Hayriders. Bud Keller will be the featured caller. Dancers and spectators from surrounding communities are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Manuel
Bob McKeehan
Arizona Hayriders
Bud Keller
Life Saving Classes Start At YWCA For Youths
New junior and senior life saving classes begin immediately at the YWCA. A junior-senior class meets Thursday Friday and Saturday mornings. A senior class meets Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Swimming for all ages starts July 1 with two daily pool periods for boys and girls. Health cards and memberships required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Assn
YWCA
DeMolays To Initiate New Palo Verde Chapter
DeMolays plan the Palo Verde Chapter to be initiated at 1 30 p m Sunday in the Red Room of the Masonic Temple Tucson. About 40 members expected at instituting time with A R Buehman directing ceremonies. Merle A Denning to advise. Paul Crawford chosen master counselor. John Butler senior counselor and David McVittie junior counselor.
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Tucson
Masonic Temple
Palo Verde
A. R. Buehman
International Supreme Council, Order of DeMolay
DeMolay
Paul Crawford
John Butler
David McVittie
Stowell Elected President Of Southwest Arthritis Group
Franklin J. Stowell was elected president of the Southwest Chapter of the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation at its annual meeting last night. He has served the group for four years as treasurer and was first vice president previously. Officers named include Harry E. Snavely first vice president A A Michael second vice president and Harry B. Sinclair treasurer. Dr Carmen Drummond was named physician in charge of the arthritis clinic at Pima County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin J. Stowell
Arthritis and
Rheumatism Foundation
Stowell
Albert I. Cornsweet
N. Campbell Ave
Harry E. Snavely
A. A. Michael
Harry B. Sinclair
Foundation
Carmen Drummond
Pima County Hospital
VFW To Honor Post Organizers In Tucson Anniversary
The 25th anniversary of Tucson Post No. 549 Veterans of Foreign Wars is celebrated with an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. at 124 E Broadway. Six charter members still active Amado Cavaletto Laddie W Gashouse Victor Klauser Louis B Moreno Forrest G Priser Joseph A Roberts will be honored guests along with past post commanders.
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Tucson Post No
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
E. Broadway
Jos C. Salazar
Pastime Park Veterans Hospital
John C. Greenway
Tucson
Reorganized Post
Amado Cavaletto
Laddie W. Gashouse
Victor Klauser
Louis B. Moreno
Forrest G. Priser
Joseph A. Roberts
Coleman To Speak At Luncheon And Workshop
Dr. James C. Coleman of the University of California Los Angeles will address a public luncheon at Pi Lambda Theta in the U A Student Union Junior Ballroom. Reservations can be made to Mrs. Victor H. Kelley. He also visits Tucson to participate in a gifted children workshop with high science interest for metropolitan Tucson children at 10 30 a.m. in the Biological Science Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Coleman
University of California At
Los Angeles
Pi Lambda Theta
U. of A
Victor H. Kelley
E. Prince Rd
Coleman
Tucson
Biological Science
Itule Elected Arizona Governor by Lebanese Syrian Club
Joseph Itule of Tucson was elected governor for Arizona by the Western Federation of American Lebanese and Syrian Clubs at its 12th annual Las Vegas convention. Itule, president of the Al Karim Club and local businessman, led a resolution backing the Eisenhower Middle East Doctrine urging Lebanon Syria and other Middle East nations to strengthen ties with the United States and the free world. The group also awarded a scholarship to Evelyn Baroody, an honor graduate of North Phoenix High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Itule
Tucson
Arizona
Western Federation of
Las Vegas
Nev
Itule
al Karim Club
Lebanon
Syria
Middle East
United States
Free World
Evelyn Baroody
North Phoenix High School
Swim Party Is Sunday At Tucson Jewish Community Center
A weekly night swim and poolside dance for city youth debuts Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Tucson Jewish Community Center. Games include smash, ping pong, and volley ball with refreshments. Water safety instructor Howard Goldwyn will be on duty alongside TICC staff. Benjamin N. Brook urges families to bring picnics and enjoy a cool evening at the center.
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Tucson
Howard Goldwyn
TICC
Benjamin N. Brook
DeMolay to Honor Three Tucson Leaders Sunday
The International Supreme Council of DeMolay will award the Legion of Honor medallion to Joseph Arthur Ivey and Lee Rombach, and the Cross of Honor to Ray Akin during ceremonies at the Masonic Temple for the Palo Verde Chapter in Tucson. Albert R. Buehman will confer the honors. Arizona hosts 26 DeMolay chapters with three in Tucson.
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Demolay
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Ray Akin
Lee Rombach
Joseph Arthur Ivey
International Supreme Council
New Palo Verde
Legion of Honor
Grand Lodge
Scottish Rite
Arizona
Albert R. Buehman
Tucson
B'nai B'rith to Hear Civil Defense Talk
Desert Lodge of B'nai B'rith will host Mrs. Stanley Nevins as guest speaker on civil defense at 8 p.m. Monday. The meeting takes place at Hillel House, 1245 E. 2nd St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B’nai B'rith
Stanley Nevins
Desert Lodge
B'nai B'rith
Hillel House
E. 2Nd St
Purple Heart Auxiliary Card Party At VFW Hall
The Purple Heart Auxiliary hosts a card party at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the VFW Hall 124 E. Broadway with bingo, table and door prizes. Players should bring their own cards.
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Purple Heart Auxiliary
VFW Hall
E. Broadway
Square Dance Set Tomorrow At YWCA
Harley Smith of Los Angeles will be the featured caller at a public square dance at 8:15 p.m. tomorrow. The event, sponsored by the Tucson Community Square Dance Council, is open to the public and welcomes spectators and dancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley (Smitty) Smith
Los Angeles
YWCA
The
Tucson Community Square Dance Council
Benefit Bingo for YMCA at VFW Hall
A bingo party to benefit the Southside YMCA will be held at 8 p.m. tomorrow by the Friedman Paul Post 201 of the Jewish War Veterans in the VFW Hall at 5307 East Speedway. Refreshments will be served and there is a door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside
YMCA
Friedman-Paul Post
Jewish War Veterans
VFW
E. Speedway
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Jim Fannen
Tom Lutz
Rogero Pecoraro
Barry Rapalas
Barry Davis
William Gravlin
Edgar Romo
John Chalk
Robert Rogers
Rees Madsen
Gary Nelson
Ward Stephens
Fred Heaslett
Barry Frazer
Joe Geis
Fernando Elias
Ricky Langel
Norris Shefield
Joe French
John Brookins
William Godfrey
Lloyd Douglass
Charles Cook
Lee Findley
Thomas Mott
Mike Slogan
Guy Cates
James Klein
Walt Ryan
Eugene Block
Fred Herre
Roger Yontef
American Gem Society
Grunewald & Adams
Jewelers
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Congress Street
Arthritis Unit
Phote Franklin Stowell
Ot Stone
Dial MA
Verna Lyocum
Clardy
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Baum & Adamson
N. Stone Park & Speedway
National Assn. of
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Eiks Club
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