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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1952

Page

13

Middle Childs Difficult Family Featured In The Woman's View

A Tucson Daily Citizen column discusses the middle child role in families. It explains how this child lacks senior or baby distinctions, may feel overlooked, and often adopts a dramatic or dependent behavior to gain attention. Parents are advised to nurture unique talents and praise good behavior. A free leaflet on childhood sex habits is offered.

Myrtle Meyer Eldred the Woman's View Tucson Daily Citizen

Illusion Charm of Slenderness Advice Column

Secrets from a fashion column explain that appearance matters more than weight. Avoid belts bows and contrasting waist details, horizontal lines, high waistlines, or shiny stiff fabrics. use draping to create a slender look and direct eye to a single focal point. Figure for You offers tailored guidance from John Robert Powers and The Woman's View for a small fee and mail request.

Tors John Robert Powers The Woman's View Tucson Daily Citizen

Tollywood and Hollywood Buzz Amid World War II Links

Hedda Hopper notes Bob Mitchum vacationing in Texas when Howard Hughes calls him to star opposite Jean Simmons in Beautiful but Dangerous. Plans swirl around Bogart, Korea project Battle Circus later renamed Mash 66, and The Library delayed for color. Paulette Goddard awaits two months in New York before London film, while Kay Thompson praises Georges Champigny and visions French songs.

Hollywood Bob Mitchum Texas Howard Hughes Jean Simmons Bob Pan Berman Humphrey Bogart Korea Etereer Mary Kay Thompson Williams Brothers Georges Champigny Kay Paulette Goddard New York City London Spain Paulette Gypsy Rose Lee la Goddard New York Erich Remarque Cy Howard Remarque America Danny Thomas Chicago Tribune

Miss Bays Heads Alums Elects Chi Omega Officers

New Chi Omega alumnae elected at Mrs Wellman Scudder home name Cleon Bays as president Peter Mosier vice president Ray Journey treasurer Richard Morgan recording secretary Joseph Canfield corresponding secretary David Williams membership and advisers include Charles Thornton Beatrice Thomas Harold Leece Rand Bookman Officers to be installed at June meeting Breakfast planned for graduating seniors and parents at Miss Carol Moore home May 25 at 4034 E Burns St

Chi Omega Wellman Scudder E. Drachman Sr Cleon Bays Peter Mosier Ray Journey Richard Morgan Joseph Canfield David Williams Charles Thornton Beatrice Thomas Harold Leece Rand Bookman Carol Moore Burns St

Sal on Candidate Endorsed by Pima No 164

Mrs. Oliver Laubscher was endorsed as a candidate for state president at the Pima Salon No 164 meeting held last week. The state convention is set for June 18 with officer nominations and election on May 26. Members will help with Memorial Day decorations and services.

Oliver Laubscher

New Members Introduced At Circle Meeting

Mrs. H. R. Peel and Mrs. M. M Murrow were introduced as new members at the DeMolay Mothers circle meeting Thursday afternoon. Special guests included A. L. Arbaugh C. W. Ramey Flossie Talbott Irene Rankin William Casto F. E. Downey Homer S. Black Carlie Reager and Kitty Crofoot.

H. R. Peel M. M Murrow DeMolay Mothers’ Circle Mmes. A. L. Arbaugh C. W. Ramey Flossie Talbott Irene Rankin William Casto F. E.downey Homer S. Black Carlie Reager Kitty Crofoot

PTA Carnival at Gertrude Cragin School

The annual PTA carnival is set for Friday at Gertrude Cragin School at 5:30 p.m. The event offers a variety show, movies, magic, cake walk, fish pond, jeep rides, games and a country store with square dancing after dinner. Co chairs are Mrs. William Taylor Mrs. John Lance and Mrs. T. B. Miys.

PTA Gertrude Cragin School Carnival William Taylor John Lance T. B. Miys

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