Tucson Women Appointed to State Medical Auxiliary Board
Nine Tucson women were appointed to the Arizona Medical Auxiliary state board at a Phoenix convention. Names include Mrs. Brick P. Storts, Mrs. Hugh Thompson, Mrs. Louis Hirsch, Mrs. John K. Bennett, Mrs. Roy Hewitt, Mrs. Hiram Cochran, Mrs. Jackman Pyre, Mrs. W. G. Presson, and Mrs. Delbert Secrist, with roles in leadership, recording, public relations, health education, bulletin, civil defense, parliamentarian, and revisions.
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Tucson
Arizona Medical Auxiliary
Westward Ho
Phoenix
Brick P. Storts
Hugh Thompson
Louis Hirsch
John K. Bennett
Roy Hewitt
Hiram Cochran
Bulletin
Jackman Pyre
W. G. Presson
Delbert Secrist
Pupils Present Recital Tomorrow for Kelley Scholarship
The piano pupils of Janice Mc Curnin will give a 2 30 p m program tea tomorrow at the Odd Fellows hall to benefit the Edgar Stillman Kelley scholarship fund begun in 1940 to aid young musicians. Participants include Johnny Anderson Sally Cline Jane Wise Michael Neabours Mary Lynn Rogers Bobby Jo West Betty Schneider Gay Schneider Erin Kelley Ronny Bird Valerie Barrington Caroll Baker Marsha Galloway Coleen Harper Nancy Downey Danny LeCave Mary Jo Moore and Carol Ray.
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Janice McCurnin
Odd Fellows Hall
Edgar Stillman Kelley
Johnny Anderson
Sally Cline
Jane Wise
Michael Neabours
Mary Lynn Rogers
Bobby Jo West
Betty Schneider
Gay Schneider
Erin Kelley
Ronny Bird
Valerie Barrington
Caroll Baker
Marsha Galloway
Cole
Sacred Heart May Festival Planned on Parish Grounds
Parishioners of Sacred Heart church sponsor a May Festival on the church grounds Saturday and Sunday May 10 and 11 from 4 to 11 p.m. A Saturday dance in the parish hall and ham dinner Sunday from 4 to 8 p.m. will be offered along with games booths and entertainment for all. Public is welcome.
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Sacred Heart Church
Club Original Picnic Set for Lower Sabino Canyon
Club Original members plan a Sunday picnic at Lower Sabino canyon. Those needing or offering rides should contact Victor Benitez at 223 N Hoff Ave.
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Club Original
Lower Sabino
Lower
Sabino Canyon
Victor Bénitez
N. Hoff Ave
New Catalina Junior Woman's Club Officers To Be Installed
The Catalina Junior Woman's Club will install new officers at 12 30 p.m. Tuesday May 13 at the Tucson Country Club. Honored guests include Mrs P W Hodges and other club leaders from Tucson Pueblo and the Arizona federation, with a luncheon chair and reservations due by May 10. Four members attended a presidents council in Phoenix this week and the board hosts a May 10 member party at Mrs L A Romine’s home with dinner on the patio.
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Catalina Junior Woman's Club
Tucson Country Club
P. W. Hodges
Tucson Woman's Club
J. H. Fetch
Pueblo Junior Woman's Club
George Benedict
Arizona Federation of Junior Woman's Clubs
William Millburn
Genevieve Doyle
Harold W. Doughty
C. B. Mandell
State Junior Board
Mmes
R. J. Follet
Orville Crook
John R. Trent
Paul F. McQuown
J. A. Conant Jr
Arthur Grunewald
V. J. Siniaho
Gus Pappadeas
P. C. Charonhas
Charles F. Dent
Gilbert C. He
L. A. Romine
William D. Romine
Fred J. Gallagher
Sedley-Hopkins Photo College
Robert Jantzen
Daniel P. Lee
Steinfeld
Mmnes
Kyle Pierce
Richard Clifford
William Andrews
W. J. Babine
David Goodson
Charles Lerrick
Session Slated By Women Of Moose In Arizona Area
The Arizona and southern California Women of the Moose chapters plan the Academy of Friendship session at the American Legion hall. Registration begins at 8 a.m. The Friendship degree ritual follows at 10 30 a.m. Tucson members Mrs Harold Majesky Mrs Jesse Ferguson Mrs Mike Bayless and Mr Charles Solomon will join the Friendship Academy. Initiation of new members is set for the 2 p.m. Friendship rally. Refreshments will be served by Mrs George T Jacob with Mrs Peter Zila Mrs Myron Templin and Mr Charles Foran assisting.
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Arizona
Southern California
Women of Tthe Moose
Academy of Friendship
American Legion Hall
Tucson
Mmes
Harold Majesky
Jesse Ferguson
Mike Bayless
Charles Solomon
Friendship Academy
George T. Jacob
Peter Zila
Myron Templin
Charles Foran
Day Camp Nursery Opens For Sahuaro Girl Scouts
Sahuaro Girl Scout council to run a June nursery for Day Camp staff children at Mrs. Haneman home with junior high Troop 18 members assisting. Hours 9 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. lunches provided. Three camps, Palo Verde, China Berry, and Tamerisk, will host Brownie and Intermediate Scouts ages seven to 14. Enrollment ends May 10 via the Girl Scout office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahuaro Girl Scout Council
William Haneman
Haneman
SS. Peter and Paul School
Marilyn Haneman
Joan Bailey
Sharon Townshin
Peggy Bell
Joan Tonyan
Marilyn Moore
Joyce Warren
Mary Mueller
Palo Verde
Elks’ Club
Paseo Redondo
Chinaberry
Santa Rita Park
Church of Jesus Christ
L.D.S
Fort Lowell Road
Girl Scout Office
N. Court St
Mel Flocks
Victor Thornton
Girl Scout Council
Canasta Rules Clarified For Melds And Wild Cards
A reader explains that black threes cannot be melded with wild cards but you may add a wild to a complete canasta if it has room. You can meld 3 3 3 with a deuce to go out, or go out by melding 33 3 and discarding a deuce. The dealer must turn up until a natural card appears when an upcard is joker or a three, per Rule No. 13.
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B. T
Rules Commission
Arizona Chapter No 2 CES Meeting Hon ors Mothers
Arizona Chapter No 2 CES schedules an 8 p.m. meeting Tuesday in the Red room of the Masonic temple. All mothers will be honored and visiting Eastern Stars are welcome.
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Arizona
CES
Red Room
Masonic Temple
Weekend social whirl pulls Tucson to Mexico or Rillito
Kay Carson reports a busy Tucson weekend with choices between Cinco de Mayo in Nogales or a Junior League Hunt Club horse event at Rillito. The column catalogs parties at homes of the Cushs, Galloways, Lovitts, and Nuzums, plus numerous gatherings, travel plans, receptions, and society headlines across town.
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Kay Carson
Mexico
Cinco de Mayo
Tucson
Rillito
Nogales
Trevor Cushmans
B. J. Galloway
David Lovitts
Herrick P. Nuzums
Gamble Dick
Pela
Web Starns
Mead Places
Sahuarita
Mike O’reillys
Ken Patamans
Lloyd Haugens
Stanley Kitts
Leo Kruegers
Marge Manning
Billy
Phoenix
George Ralston
Jack
Ben Goodman
Mountain Oyster Club
Kenneth Holbrooks
Mrs Harvill Hosts University of Arizona Faculty Tea
Mrs Richard A Harvill will entertain the University of Arizona Faculty Womans Club with a tea from 3 to 5 30 p m in Room 250 of the Student Union. The receiving line features new officers and many club members assisted by hostesses and decorators.
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Faculty Woman’s Club
University of Arizona
Richard A. Harvill
Student Union
Harvill
Mmes
Edwin F. Carpenter
A. W. Buchhauser
Carl Cooper
Emil L. Larson
L. A. Carruth
Walker E. Ryan
Spring Luncheon Planned for Newcomers Club
The Newcomers' Club at the University of Arizona heralds its annual spring luncheon for Saturday May 17 at El Merendero at 1 p.m. Honored guests include founder Mrs Alfred Atkinson and next year's sponsors such as Mrs Richard Harvill and Mrs L W Casaday. Reservations to Mrs Donald Ayers.
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University of Arizona
Alfred Atkinson
el Merendero
Richard Harvill
L. W. Casaday
J. F. McKale
Charles A. Pickrell
John Shirer
E. J. Brown
F. A. Conrad
R. F. Graesser
Edwin F. Carpenter
John Brooks
Association Has State Rally Banquet Tuesday
The Woman's Benefit association holds a state rally banquet at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the VFW hall with Mayor Fred Emery and Mrs. Hofford as special guests. Registration ends at 5:30 p.m. at El Presidio hotel before an 8 p.m. open meeting in the Odd Fellows hall.
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Woman's Benefit Association
VFW
Fred Emery
Lillian Hofford
el Presidio
Odd Fellows Hall
J. F. Newman
George Osterbolt
W. C. Ten Eyck
L. M. Henry
Anna Henry
Leota Glover
Grage Selby
Lily ‘Thigpen
Osterbolt
Mmes
Victor Davis
Clarence Rogers
Dell Marche
Wilbur Davis
W. N. Ethridge
Mmes. V. Davis
Ona Wheeler
Harry Hayes
Square Dance Planned By Group
The Western Rounds square dance club presents the May Tra La La event from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. Friday at Ivan's Auction on Dodge Boulevard at Grant Road. General chairmen are Mr. and Mrs. Grant Kimberlin with committee heads listed. A spring motif decorates the venue. tickets are available from members or at the door.
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Western Rounds
Ivan
Senior Play Set At Villa Carondelet
St Joseph's Academy Villa Carondelet presents a three act mystery comedy Murder in a Nunnery staged by high school dramatics Klasseg at 7 45 p m May 8 and 9 in the north terrace. Lillian Nelson Hanson directs. The cast features Marie Barry as Mother Superior and Sharon Brown as Inspector Pearson with many students in double casts. English folk songs and dances open the program. tickets available from students or at the school.
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St. Joseph’s Academy
Villa ‘Carondelet
Dramatics Klasseg
Lillian Nelson Hanson
Emmet Lavery
Eric Shepherd
Harrington Convent
England
Sliema
Marie Barry
New York City
Martha. Suciano
Moss
Claudette Vielledent
Venestia Geza
Clarissa Gastelum
Mother Peck
Ellen Monsees
Trevor
Frances Loubet
Bassonnaite
Maria Cristina Riveros
Mother Peagle
Edythe Hagett
Nancy Holish
Inspector Pearson
Scotland Yard
Sharon Brown
Sergeant Mulligan
Local Constabulary
Maria Elena Arias
London Daily News
Mary Ann Elmore
Verity Goodchild
Kathyleen Duff
Inez Escapado
Pauline del Rincon
Turkey Rohays
Suzi Vaccaro
Prudence Rockingham
Toni Gilmour
Mary Lou Collins
Mr. Turtle
the Gardener
Barbara Essel
Rose Mary Smith
Carmela
Josefina Robelo
Kathleen Buttry
Maria Consuelo Moreno
Lynn Ifreyse
Patsy Gordon
Laura Riveros
Rosa Davila
Lona Jacobs
Marguerite King
Academy Glee Club
David Perry
OJD Grand Guardian to Visit Bethel No 2 Tuesday
Mrs May Jorgenson of Phoenix Arizona grand guardian of the International Order of Job's Daughters will make her official visit to Bethel No 2 Tuesday evening at 7 p m in DeMolay hall The event titled Mom s Night invites mothers of members to attend Candidates will be initiated and a social hour will follow the meeting.
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May Jorgenson
Phoenix
Grand Guardian of
Arizona
International Order of Job’s Daughters
Bethel No. 2
DeMolay Hall
Emery Park Club Plans Luncheon
The Emery Park Women’s Club will hold its annual May luncheon at noon Tuesday at Mrs. William D. McKale’s home 6231 S Randall Blvd. Arrangements are by Mmes. Perrine Muel ler Miles Alaimo Newell Toumey Fidler Nichols. New officers and new members Mrs. Jesse Oliver and Mrs. H O Curtis will be honored. Members should bring their own table service.
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Emery Park
Wilbur Phillips
Nichols
Jesse Oliver
H. O. Curtis
Annual Speech Breakfast at University Honors Graduating Seniors
Dr. W Arthur Cable head of the speech department and Mrs Cable host the 16th annual Speech breakfast at 9 00 a m tomorrow in Room 256 Student Union building The event begins the spring 1935 term and honors seniors Patricia Blanc Marilyn Cole JoAnn Goeglein Gretchen Kieckhefer Kay Rosequist Richard Barrett Owen Gumbin Noble Hoyne Charles Morton Vernon Myers Jr and Budd Wiener.
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University of Arizona
Richard Barrett
Owen Gumbin
Noble Hoyne
Charles M. Morton
Vernon Myers Jr
Budd Wiener
Guild To Have Supper and Election
The Southern Arizona chapter of the American Guild of Organists hosts a 6 30 p m buffet supper at First Congregational church patio Monday followed by a brief business meeting and officer election Dean G H Mundinger will preside Harmony House provides a Hammond organ for the occasion A program of organ music concludes the evening Hostesses are Mrs W Claude Davis Mrs R W Summers and Mrs M H Hume
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Southern Arizona
American Guild of Organists
First Congregational Church
Dean G. H. Mundinger
Harmony House
W. Claude Davis
R. W. Summers
M. H. Hume
Annual Jubilee to Honor Arizona Rangers Tonight
Capt. Hunter's Arizona Rangers host their annual Spring Jubilee and Mint Julep party this evening at the Hall residence on West Ina road. After the officers are elected there will be square dancing. Special guest Miss Wendy Carr, famed belle of the Federate ball, will attend. George Baylor is current president.
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Capt. Hunter
Arizona Rangers
Louis D. W. Hall
West Ina Road
Wendy Carr
George Baylor
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