Mrs Converse Elected Head Of YW Board
Mrs. Converse, a YWCA board member for a year, was chosen president succeeding Mrs. George Barr who retires to lead next year’s finance campaign. The meeting announced committee chairs, budget moves, and plans for education and health programs, with notes on local support and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Converse
George Barr
YWCA
Converse
Oberlin
Columbia
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Japan
Presbyterian Board
Osaka
Factoryirls
Rhymers
New York
Tucson
East Mabel Street
Mabel Lewis
Malcolm Middleton
O. Norton
E. E. Bill
Ulah Hudsow
Kate van Buskirk
Oury Park
Halbert Miller
W. S&s. Cunningham
Roda Johnson
T. F. Buehrer
Philip Greissinger
W. 8. Cunningham
Mabelle Nicholson
May Bake
Helen Holt Johnson
Milwaukee
Wis
Helen Dickenson
Kiwanis Club
Phrateres,niversity
Arizona Town
Tally Hi Club
Edward Carman
Health Education Committee
Margaret A. Knight
George W. Barr
Homemakers Elect Officers For Coming Year At Fort Lowell
Fort Lowell Homemakers met at the church and elected Mrs. A. S. Bradley president for the coming year. Others chosen were Mrs. W. N. Allen vice president, Mrs. Robert Brean secretary, Mrs. Joe Polaski treasurer, Mrs. Ben H. Anderson reporter, and Mrs. W. Paul Chandler flower committee chair. Members discussed plans and ideas for the year. attendees included Mesdames Allen Adrian Bartel Dail Wright Mackin Blacklidge Sylvester Bradley Chandler Brean Pulaski Anderson Sneed Williamson Peters Smith Stones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lowell
A. S. Bradley
W. N. Allen
Robert Brean
Joe Polaski
Ben H. Anderson
W. Paul Chandler
Mesdames W. N. Allen
George E. Andrian
C. H. Bartel
R. F. Dail
Theo Wright
A. J. Mackin
F. E. Blacklidge
A. F. Sylvester
Clyde Curnett
Justin D. Barnes
Joe Pulaski
Hazel D. Sneed
H. T
Auxiliary Card Party Set For IOOF Hall This Evening
Unsettled weather leads the Ladies auxiliary to the B. of A. T to move its public card party from the lawn to the banquet room at Odd Fellows hall. Prizes, refreshments, and games including contract and whist will be offered. Play starts at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Hall
B. of A. T
Ioof Hall
Social Tea Honors Mary Elizabeth Albertson in Tucson
Mrs Roy L Albertson of Tucson and Buffalo hosted an informal tea yesterday for her daughter Mary Elizabeth with guests Miss Nor Culbertson Anna June Pot torff Lois Jean Morris Martha Higginbotham Ellenise Burns Virginia Cronk Betty Browne and Virginia Watters attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Albertson
Tucson
Buffalo
N. Y
Mary Elizabeth Albertson
Elinor Culbertson
Anna June Pottorff
Lois Jean Morris
Martha Higginbotham
Ellenise Burns
Virginia Cronk
Betty Browne
Virginia Watters
Legion Auxiliary leaders tour Phoenix area events
Mrs. Bess Palmer and Mrs. Kaye Vincent visit Phoenix today. Palmer visits Tempe auxiliary unit and attends a Maricopa Salon 8 and 40 dinner meeting in Phoenix where Vincent makes her official visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Palmer
American Legion Auxiliary
Kaye Vincent
Phoenix
Miss Nancy Harper Honored At Weekend Shower
Miss Nancy Harper, bride to be, was the guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower hosted at Larry Wilson's home by Mrs. W H Calmes Mrs. G H Nordmeyer and Mrs. Larry Wilson. Yellow and white colors and Shasta daisies decorated the gathering. Many friends attended including Mesdames A W Ausin W C Davis D E Ash L D Strubinger George Dyer Mary Lee Morton A J Hammond Ethel Bentley P A Roy R J Rahm G H Knoff T Z Zimmerman J C Devine L D Carr Maude Debaud J F Hardy Joe Wilson Rush M Deskins Tom Davenport Elwood Patten T J Price D A Harper J E Abbott and Miss Henrietta Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Harper
W. H. Calmes
G. H. Nordmeyer
Larry Wilson
Mesdames
A. W. Ausin
W. C. Davis
D. E. Ash
L. D. Strubinger
George Dyer
Mary Lee Morton
A. J. Hammond
Ethel Bentley
P. A. Roy
R. J. Rahm
G. H. Knoff
T. Z. Zimmerman
J C. Devine
L. D. Carr
Maude Debaud
J. F. Hardy
Joe Wilson
Rush M. Deskins
Tom Davenport
Elwood Patten
T. J. Price
D. A. Harper
J. E. Abbott
Miss Henrietta Wilson
Reservations Made For Card Benefit At All Saints Church
The annual Catholic Daughters of America lawn card party will be at 8 pm at All Saints church South Sixth avenue. Proceeds benefit priest education. Frances Marie Kohler chairs. hostess group includes A F Burke and others. Refreshments and games like contract five hundred auction whist and bingo will be run by named volunteers. Rain moved the event from a private home to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court San Agustin
Catholic Daughters of America
All Saints Church
South Sixth Avenue
Frances Marie Kohler
A. F. Burke
Walbert Senoir
J. J. O'Dowd
William I. Walsh
Mary Weinzapfel
Sarah Small
Catherine Delgado
Beatrice Jirgal
Nellie Campion
Frances Small
Eileen Taylor
Esther Kinney
Margaret Bolton
Alma Weinzapfel
Marie de Saro
Elizabeth Cronin
Mildred Corbett
Katherine Kerns
Virginia Hill
Lillian Leslie
Jeannette Witz
Mary Sue Wooley
Loretta Leary
Ann McCarthy
Frances Walsh
Gus Taylor
James Foy
Catherine Treiber
Mary Hicks
Charles Yost
R. Richardson
B. Bowen
Harry Hines
Roy Logan
C. A. Dougherty
Elton Barnes
Earl Crandall
Dorothy Baldauf
Anna Sullinger
I. A. Mella
Dan Leddy
Arthur Peters
Erma Hayden
Hazel Slight
E. Metcalf
W. R. Benedict
Mary Davis
John L. Donahue
Dan Mahoney
B. B. Edwards
E. H. McMahon
Victor Stoner
Don Hughes
Bertha Marshall
Elsei Marshall
Frances Maire
Viola Stuff
Mildred Cummings
Messrs
Andy Martin
Nick Hall
Closing Exercises At Arizona Sunshine School Friday
The Arizona Sunshine school will hold closing exercises in the main building on Friday morning at 9 15. Attendance awards and graduation certificates will be issued to Lenore Hirsch and Bonnie Jean Underwood. The program includes the Kindergarten Rhythm band a Spanish playlet by the S class and patriotic dramatization by the lower grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Sunshine School
O. P. Knight
Margaret Schulz
P. W. Hodges
Lenore Hirsch
Bonnie Jean Underwood
Walter Winchell On Broadway The New York Scene
Critics faced rain while viewing American Jubilee and Aqua show, praising neither. Buster Crabbe drew big reactions, while The Tavern with George M. Cohan faltered despite strong press affection. Life magazine covered Cohan’s Pittsburgh Washington push before the show closed, signaling a return with a new musical in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mr. Lockridge
Buster Crabbe
Johnny Weissmuller
George M. Cohan
Mr. Cohan
John Mason Brown
Life Mag
Pittsburgh
Washington
Cohan
The Magic Lanterns Film Picks Review
In review notes, Waterloo Bridge is a wartime romance with V. Leigh and R. Taylor. Lillian Russell stars with Alice Faye in a Zanuck production. Torrid Zone features Ann Sheridan with Cagney and OBrien. Also mentioned are Slightly Honorable and Men Without Souls as crime and prison dramas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Bridge
London
V. Leigh
R. Taylor
Mr. Zanuck
Lillian Russell
Weber
Fields
Alice Faye
Ann Sheridan
Cagney
O’brien
Les
Banana
Equator
Hays Office
Men Without
Wireless musings and critics at campaign year gala
A compact review notes Kenneth Simpson’s questions for the G O P chair on Republican missteps in a campaign year. De Mille’s True Confessions lacks the film’s punch while J Barrymore shines in The Critics prize dinner recap. Crossleys begin diving season as a top comedian loses six points in a bold push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Simpson
G.O.P
J. Barrymore
Joseph Wood Kutch
Saroyan
Louisiana Purchase
Hall
Crossleys
Story snippets mix satire and scandal across many voices
Demaree Bess accuses Stalin of selling out to Hitler to save himself while President Truman struggles to hide weakness from the public, and Franklyn Waltman attacks Sec. Ickes in Look with editors softening the byline. World Digest mocks Vespucci in Van Buren era politics, A. P. Herbert blasts War officials, and Oliver St Gregory nelle Reader's Digest notes bold silences demanding responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demaree Bess
Stalin
Hitler
Joe
Bess
Franklyn Waltman
Sec. Ickes
Mag
Waltman
World Digest
Madam Vespucci
Martin van Buren
Paris
A. P. Herbert
Oliver St. Gregory
Reader's Digest
Front pages weigh hopeful war outlooks across papers
The Post cautions on Hitler’s power while noting his invincibility legend as a weapon. The Sun recalls Belgium and the Netherlands open the path toward Germany. Ray Clapper reports Washington expects a hard fight but eventual Allied superiority. The U S tightens self defense moves as Wall Street reels. military experts note censorship masks Western Front details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Hitler
Sun
T. R. Ybarra
Belgium
Netherlands
France
Germany
Ray Clapper
Washington
U. S
Wall Street
Hollywood Stars Speak On Love And Acting In Candid Quips
A collection of quick quotes from Ann Sheridan Ann Sothern Jeanette MacDonald Barbara Stanwyck Richard Greene Carole Lombard Louis Hayward Loretta Young and others reveals attitudes on romance marriage acting and the sexes. The remarks range from playful to pointed offering a snapshot of attitudes in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Sheridan
Ann Sothern
Jeffrey Lynn
Jeanette MacDonald
Barbara Stanwyck
Richard Greene
Carole Lombard
Gracie Allen
Louis Hayward
Loretta Young
Dinner Meeting of 8 and 40 Group Noted for Anniversary
Pima Salon No. 164 8 et 40 held a regular dinner meeting at the American Legion lounge. Guests included Joe Hansen Chef de Guerre of the 40 et 8 and Mrs Hansen. The event marked Ethyl Thorp’s 20th wedding anniversary along with birthdays for Mabel Neal Helen Blakesley Alice Glascoe and Leonard Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Joe Hansen
Hansen
Ethyl Thorp
le Petite Chapeaux
Mabel Neal
Helen Blakesley
Alice Glascoe
Leonard Palmer
Ora Lee Kite
Ira Rogers
Edith Wilson
Kate Hines
Ethyl Thorpe
Messrs
Mesdames
P. H. Cook
George Wilson
Dan Lyons
William Vincent
L. H. Howard
Clint Helbig
Fred Thorp
Arthur Brinkmeyer
R. E. Lee Kite
Edgar Neal
Edward
Arizona Chapter No. 2 O E S Card Party at Hospital
Arizona Chapter No 2 O E S will entertain veterans at a card party at the U S Veterans hospital Thursday evening at 7 o clock. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rizona Chapter
U. S. Veterans’ Hospital
Carrillon Club Hosts Mexican Supper for Grads
Carrillon club of the First Methodist church invites graduating seniors from the Wesley foundation and club members to a Mexican supper party Friday at 7 at Cosme's. Mrs. Orville Gaunt leads arrangements with info and reservations via 0142-1-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrillon Club
First Methodist Church
Wesley Foundation
Cosme’s
Orville Gaunt
Pima County Farm Bureau Picnic and Pythian Sisters Meeting
The Pima County Farm Bureau hosts a picnic Friday at 6 pm at Sunnyside School with public invited. Juanita Temple No. 6 Pythian Sisters holds a regular meeting Wednesday at 8 pm at I C O F hall for local and visiting members. The San Agustin Court Catholic Daughters of America presents its annual garden card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pima County Farm Bureau
Sunnyside
Juanita Temple No
Pythian Sisters
I. C. O. F. Hall
One Bread Type Dominates German Markets
A report notes Germany-wide bread production centers on a single variety, shaping bakery offerings and consumer choices across major cities and rural towns. The piece discusses supply chains, tradition, and potential price impacts while naming regional bakers and distribution networks.
Local Group To Install Alma Young At Pioneer Hotel
Tucson Business and Professional Women meet at 7 at the Pioneer ballroom where Alma Young will start a second term as president. Other officers will be installed by Mrs. Mary Maroney and reports on the Williams convention will be heard. A memorial service for Mary S. Brown and an emblem program will be included with dancing and music provided by local performers. Reservations with Mrs. Harelson are requested before 8 this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Pioneer
Alma Young
Dent
Mary Maroney
Winifred Harelson
Constance F. Smith
Irene Hayes
Edna Miller
Young
Edna Ginn
Business and Professional Women
Williams
Marjorie Vincent
Lenna Burgess
Mary S. Brown
Cornelia du Bois
Merle Ballantyne
Elizabeth Laidlaw
Xulla Cooper Love
Georgia James
Gipsy Queen
Aida Yplas
Flower Girl
Shirley McGuire
Fern Busby
Jacqueline Dale
Charmain Schuyler
Barbara Bishop
Hortensia Basurto
Eva Miller
Mildred Roberts
Lois Busby
Elizabeth Chapelle
Olgie Gallego
Grossetta Home Party Hosted by Local Church Women
In the garden of Warren Grossetta home at 1645 East Speedway, the First Congregational church Women’s Association hosts a 7:30 pm event with an 8 pm program. Levy’s department store models and university water sport participants will appear amid ballet numbers and a string ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Grossetta
East Speedway
J. E. Walden
Women’s Association of the
First Congregational Church
Victor H. Kelley
Levy's Department Store
Annie Jean Brown
Pauline Weaver
Lois Jean Morris
Margaret O’brien
Betty Brown
Sue Hagins
Sybil Juliani
Ruth Arnold
Dorothy Williams
Donna Rae Howard
Mary Hayward
Virginia
Arlene Rea
Aline Kinnison
Jean Stevenson
Donna Mae Rogers
Sarah Pulus
Dorothy Peterson
Shirley Coble
Margaret Condron
Antoinette Rudolf
Betty Jane Gibbern
Janet Ruggles
Gloria Kohn
Adabele Richardson
Martha Williams
Ruth Tackett
Priscilla Payne
Rosemary Brooks
C. E. Britten
Eleanor Middleton
Nancy McCormick
Dorothy Houston
Frances Pickrell
Frances Watkins
Frances Hamilton
Anne Morton
Betty Wager
Marion McKale
Marjorie Holobaugh
Brenneman
J. D. Bailey
Effie Dot Hopkins
C. A. Baker
Wilbur F. Conelly
Dick Hall
P. Holobaugh
Holt
Dean
J. W. Clarson
I. E. Huffman
Co. A. Pickrell
Paul Monier
M.S. Miller
T. F. Huerhrer
E. L. Anderson
S. M. Fegtley
Gerald Jones
George W. Knight
Roda Johnson
Be held May 22 at the home of Mrs Burke
An event is scheduled for May 22 at 307 South Third Avenue the home of Mrs Burke. The fragment mentions 3775-W but provides no further context or details about the occasion or organizers.
Ocotillo YWCA Moonlight Picnic Planned on Patio
The Ocotillo club of the YWCA schedules a moonlight picnic on Thursday evening on the Y patio. Members are asked to telephone for reservations and each member may bring one guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocotillo Club
YWCA
Y Patio
Beef and Sir John Rescue in Hidden Explosives Storehouse
Beef eavesdrops the corridor and discovers a concealed storehouse filled with gelignite dynamite and nitroglycerine. He battles an intruder, is saved by Sir John Meredith and Lieutenant Rotz, and vows to strike back at their common enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beef
Explosives Department of
Scotland Yard
England
Rotz
Sir John
Sir John Meredith
John
Meredith
Francis Gerard
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Beefs Escape Through Hidden Key in Door
Beef discovers a key slipped beneath his door and works the lock with care. He finally opens the door and steps into the corridor unsure of direction, debating whether to lock the room behind him as he ponders who slipped the key and why.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beef
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San Agustin Ourt, Catholic Daughters of America
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E. Pennington
Arthur C
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East Congress St
Pioneer Hotel
Grossetta
Zotor Perm
Eggman’s
el Presidio
W. Broadway
Glover & Clark
Fourth Ave
Tommy Tucker
Beauty Meyer
Elect
Steinfeld
Ange
Traub
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Congress
Tucsonians
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