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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1951
Page
5
Canasta players discuss correcting an illegal meld with excess wild cards. The rule cites retracting excess wilds and a 100 point penalty. If a meld is insufficient, cards are taken back and the initial meld threshold increases by ten for that hand.
A formal ceremony at SS Peter and Paul church united Wilhelmina Pacheco and Jerry Lee Budwig at 10 am. The bride, daughter of Grantrd Pacheco, wore a lace over satin gown with pearls. bridesmaids wore white embroidery over aqua. reception at the bride's grandparents’ home followed by a Phoenix honeymoon.
Miss Janet Marie Gilley and Sgt James Franklin Clevenger plan to marry next Friday at the First Assembly of God church. Miss Gilley is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Emmett Gilley of 438 W MacArthur St. the groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Butkovich of Lomita California. Clevenger is stationed at Davis Monthan Air Force Base and attended California schools. Gilley attended Indiana schools.
Eva Nickerson was chosen president of Les Femmes Levantes at the YWCA. Theresa Johnson is vice president Willie Thompson treasurer Ernestine Williams secretary Laura Banks publicity chairman. Johnson will discuss the Pacific Grove California conference highlights. June 9 to 15. Plans for summer and early fall programs and a social hour follow. All young employed Negro women are invited to join.
The Tucson Summer Band wraps its season with a 7:30 p.m. Sunday concert at Armory Park led by directors Tom K. Burges and Paul L. Grimes. A separate 7:30 p.m. concert by the flutophone class and the junior elementary and beginner bands follows next Thursday at Mansfeld Junior High School auditorium.
Miss Ann Colesworthy Wright married William Wallace Burton at St Philip's in the Hills in a 7:30 ceremony. The bride, a Tucson native and University of Chicago graduate, wore Chantilly lace with a jeweled veil and carried white gladioli. The groom's family and guests attended, and the couple will reside in San Francisco.
Miss Betty Louise Smoot and Maynard Eugene Talley Jr. were married in a candlelight ceremony at Hedrick chapel First Methodist Church with Rev. Russell L. Phillips performing the double ring service. The couple resides at 305 E Third St. Bride wore white slipper satin with Chantilly lace. groom’s party included Mrs Talley and attendants. A church patio reception followed.
Bethel No 6 IOJD held initiation during its regular DeMolay hall meeting. Initiated were Misses Mary Holaway Nancy Noren Justeen Schuh Sharon Griffith Yvonne Dyson and Arlene Barridge. Summer activities include swimming bowling a picnic and watermelon bust with Guardian Irma Randals receiving a patchday gift.
Chilled apricot whole fruit nectar in 12 ounce cans makes a good picnic drink for children. Suitable for many summer outings, this beverage idea fits casual outdoor gatherings and family trips.
Miss Carolyn Sue Eaton of Cedar Rapids Iowa is the house guest of Miss Sally Reusser daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P R Reusser at 4219 Oxford Drive during a social visit in the community.
Hollywood gossip notes Jack Warner intends a color remake of The Jazz Singer with Robert Merrill in the lead after testing in New York. Also in the page: Sally Forrest joins Esther Williams in Skirts Ahoy. Cameron Mitchell leads County Line with Walter Pidgeon. Helen Winston lands a Metro role. Barbara Whiting in Day Without End. Shelley Winters mentions Farley Granger romance rumors and a jewelry gift. plus Broadway revival of Music in the Air eyed with S Z Sakall.
Miss Louella Ann Corrigan became the bride of Paul Eugene Jones in a double ring ceremony at SS Peter and Paul church. Rev William B McCartin officiated. jilted by family and friends, the couple will reside in San Francisco after July 17 following Homecoming from U S Navy service in Korea.
The women of St Cyril s Catholic church sponsor an ice cream social from 6 to 8 p m tomorrow with Magician Kirkpatrick performing. Templar Assembly No 27 Order of Rainbow meets at 7 30 p m Monday in DeMolay hall and all Masons and Eastern Stars are welcome.
Mrs. Herbert Stahnke and her husband Dr. Stahnke in Tucson this week for the Citizen's Scorpion Fund check reveal a 18 year family affair with snakes scorpions and other desert creatures at home. Children Joan 19 and Jerry 16 assist in research while stock of scorpions arrived from students. A ring tailed cat once ate many scorpions and the doctor preserves Pinkie the albino bull snake in alcohol.
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