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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1962

Page

11

GFWC backs religious observance resolution in schools

At a 1285 delegate convention the General Federation of Women's Clubs approved a constitutional amendment to permit voluntary non-denominational religious observances in schools by voice vote, rejecting an amendment to protest the Supreme Court ruling against official prayers.

Washington General Federation of Women's Club Supreme Court Gerald E. Northrop Castleton Dan Bagley Jr Lakeland Fla Zare Schroeder Grosse Painte Mich Biggs Holliday Louisiana Supreme Law of the Land

Two Women Balance School Board Roles and Careers

Two Tucson area women serve on the Laguna District school board while managing busy lives. Mrs. Edward Russell, mother of four and fourth grade teacher, volunteers between-home duties and family projects at 1030 E. Prince Rd. Mrs. T. M. Elliott runs Elliott Electronics Inc. after her husband’s death, learning the business and supervising staff while juggling family needs and civic work. Both describe board duties as varied and educational, aided by supportive spouses and children.

Amphitheater Edward Russell T. M. Elliott Russell Laguna Tucson Elliott Linda Elliott Electronics, Inc Eggether PTA Jerome Phoenix Clarkdale Elliott Electronics

Miss Dorothy Hardin to Attend Soroptimist Convention

Miss Dorothy Hardin, elected director of District 1, Pacific Region, Soroptimist Federation of the Americas, will head the local club as delegate to the 17th biennial convention at the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco from July 8 to 13. She will join the regional board meeting at Disneyland on July 27 and 28.

Dorothy Hardin Pacific Region Soroptimist Federation of the Americas Fairmont Hotel San

Heloise Tips on Adhesive Plastics For Home Craft

Reader praises adhesive backed plastics for broad use from waste baskets to floors lasting years. Suggests waxing tabletops or floors after application. Notes plastic curtains can be made from tablecloths and rinsed easily. shares DIY cottage curtains from pink plastic tablecloths.

Heloise

Tucsonian Takes National Office

Mrs. Paul E. Smith of 2142 E Water St was elected national organizer of Kappa Delta Phi a national business women's sorority She was chosen at the national convention June 20 to 24 in Des Moines Iowa A Mu Alpha Chapter member she has led as president vice president and secretary locally and served on the national judicial committee and the board of directors for two terms

Paul E. Smith E. Water St Kappa Delta Phi Smith Mu Alpha Des Moines Iown National Judicial Committee National Board of Directors

Blue Lustre cleaner for carpet and upholstery use

Easy soil removal with Blue Lustre foam cleaner. Carpet and upholstery cleaning guidance mentions using a brush or shampooer. A half gallon covers three 9x12 rugs and notes JACOME'S nations, street floor.

Jacome’s Nations

Ice Cream Social Tomorrow Sponsored by local clubs

Ice Cream Social set for tomorrow from 5 p m until dark at Hims Park with homemade pies and cakes also available. Pima Barracks No 218 Auxiliary to the Veterans of WWI plans a potluck Monday at 6 30 p m at VEW hall 5307 E Speedway Blvd meat bread and coffee provided. Catalina Conclave No 2 Order of True Kindred hosts a benefit card and swim party tomorrow at 8 pm at Fred Bradfields 3936 E Cooper St public invited.

Job’s, Daughters Bethel No Himms Park Pima Vew Hall E. Speedway Blvd Catalina Order of ‘True Kindred Fred Bradfields E. Cooper St

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