Tucson Couple Weds In Candlelit St Philip’s Ceremony
Barbara Anne Nicholas became the bride of George Dewar Jackson in a candlelit service at St Philip’s. The gown featured ivory satin with heirloom lace and a long train. Attendants wore blue chiffon gowns, and a Liszt Liebestraum was sung before the ceremony. The couple, popular Tucsonians, later left for a California wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Anne Nicholas
George Dewar Jackson
George Ferguson
Im &T. P
Ower
Betsy
Barbara
Arline Bishop
Margaret Shreve
Betty Bernard
Lansing
Mich
Elizabeth Stone
Matalatka
Alaska
Betty Land
Daniel Clarke
Casa Grande
Walter Nielson
Mr. Jackson
Morris Speer
Ted Bland
Thomas Dawson
Tyler Gilbert
Charles O. Walker
Liszt
Elizabeth Bolton
Alice Flaccus
Paula Knipe
Nicholas
North Main Street
Mrs. Nicholas
Mrs. Jackson
Jackson
California
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Scabbard and Blade
el Paso Natural Gas Company
Closing Banquet Held Thursday By Villa Carondelet
Villa Carondelet Juniors at St. Joseph's Academy hosted the annual spring banquet for graduating seniors at 7 30 p m in the Pioneer hotel dining room. Miss Felix Herrick led the program and read the class prophecy. Senior reader Miss Nemo Warren voiced the class will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Academy
Villa Carondelet
Pioneer Hotel
Felix Herrick
Miss Herrick
Nemo Warren
Jacqueline Hooker
Socality Perfect
Margaret Long
Athletic Club
Amelia Durazzo
Leota Veyet
Madeline Durazzo
Virginia Robbins
Louise Mulligan
Jane Kengla
Louise Blondell
Susan Jean Wooton
Francis McClelland
Dorothy Ott
Kathleen
High school breakfast honors Curtiss Anderson amid wedding plans
A breakfast in the Tucson high school cafeteria honored Curtiss Anderson who will wed Fay Armstrong in Phoenix on Saturday. The gathering included Mrs Bessie Rea, Alice Perkins, Lenore Nier, C A Carson, Virginia Poindexter, Harriet Martin, Anna Hughes, Miriam Geyer, James Billingsley, and Campbell Juleff. Mrs E K Pittis of San Diego arrived to attend her son William Pittis’s senior graduation tonight and will stay through Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Vail
Curtiss Anderson
Fay Armstrong
Phoenix
Anderson
England
Bessie Rea
Alice Perkins
Lenore Nier
C. A. Carson
Virginia Poindexter
Harriett Martin Anna Hughes
Miriam Geyer
James Billingsley
Campbell Juleff
E. K. Pittis
San Diego
Calif
Tucson
William Pittis
Two Tucson Teachers Plan Summer Visits to West Coast and Islands
Miss Cornelia Freeman and Miss Amy Freeman, local school teachers, will visit friends in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and the Hawaiian islands during the vacation. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Paschoal in Hawaii. The sisters will later spend the Pacific coast portion of their trip before returning home. Graduating seniors were feted at a San Carlos cafe luncheon hosted by Miss Ruth Hubbard with several honored guests named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Cornelia Freeman
Amy Freeman
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Hawaiian Islands
E. G. Paschoal
Old Pueblo
States
Pacific Coast
San Carlos Cafe
Ruth Hubbard
K. F. Hubbard
A. T. Poor
Dorothy Poor
Beth Westover
Helen McNeil
Betty Benning
Dorothy Houston
Joan Altfillisch
Betty Ann Kenny
Jessy Powell
Peggy Parlett
Dorothy Strickland
Frances Perry
Alice Getzwiller
Marvelle Zellar
Mrs Mary Naomi Cheesbourg to wed Delbert Randall
Mrs Theresa Cheesbourg announced the marriage of her daughter Mary Naomi to Delbert Cornelius Randall at a party this week. The couple wed in Florence on November 29 and will reside in Phoenix after Mr Randall's three years at the University of Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Cheesbourg
Mary Naomi
Delbert Cornelius Randall
Florence
Randall
Dance Tonight Honors High School Graduates at School Annex
After the commencement exercises this evening the 1940 high school class will be honored at a student body dance in the school annex. Miss Calanthe Brazelton and Andrew Tolson are in charge of arrangements with the PTA serving punch under Mrs. T. E. Allin. Admission is by invitation and Glenn Roth Rock's Orchestra will provide music with many chaperones listed and patrons noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calanthe Brazelton
Andrew Tolson
Punch
T. E. Allin
Glenn Rothrock
Florence Brazelton
Lillian Cavett
Miriam Geyer
Emma Holland
Edna Lamb
W. B. Kessel
Charles Pickrell
Louella Cherry
Chester Smith
Herman Kengla
H. R. Burkett
Foster Naething
A. J. Bruce
Sunnyside School Dinner Brings Farm Bureau Meeting Together
A pot-luck dinner hosts the Pima County Farm Bureau at Sunnyside school tonight open to the public. Guests include Evalyn Bentley and other local leaders. Flowing Wells pupils perform as tables arranged by T. C. Brown. Activities feature a mixer directed by A B Ballantyne and music by Betty Dubois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pima County Farm Bureau
Sunnyside
Sunnyside Improvement Association
Evalyn Bentley
M. M. Hale
Pima County Homemakers’ Council
E. M. Furrey
Bureau
C. B. Brown
Lola McFarland
Flowing Wells
Charles MacKenzie
Betty Dubois
A. B. Ballantyne
University of Arizona
T. C. Brown
George Menzie
Thelm Moody
R. T. Burr
Names of individuals listed in the notice
A list of people includes Foley, Felix Herrick, Mary Elizabeth Garrigan, Justina Healey, Ina Marie Gerber, Peggy Jo Grandona, Evelyn Maxwell, Patricia Parkinson, Mary Ann Price, Rosa Marie Soto, Patricia Sears, and Lillian Waehs in the document.
Walter Winchell On Broadway and Obituary Mischief
Walter Winchell On Broadway notes how a premature death report stirs a city desk and editorials until a correction names Alexander Woollcott instead of Guthrie Walcott. Gregory Ratoff defends Heifetz as unmatched, while Billy Goetz mocks the idol with a joke about a thirty two note piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crier
City Desk
Woollcott
Alex
Alexander Guthrie Walcott
Jascha Heifetz
Gregory Ratoff
Billy Goetz
Zanuck
Gregory
Heifetz
British Navy Captain Returns Home Amid War Jokes
Jack White tells a Club 18 audience a tale of a British naval captain on furlough who keeps being interrupted by a wartime phone line. Each call asks if the coast is clear prompting the captain to finally tell his wife about the Admiralty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack White
Admiralty
Word Eating of the Week Saroyan Critique Overtotes Critics
A critical review thread cites Brooks Atkinson on William Saroyan’s My Heart's in the Highlands from 1939 and 1940. The Times writer questions Saroyan's meaning and rationalist stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Saroyan
New York
Saroyan
Highlands
Brooks Atkinson
Times
Mr. Saroyan
Atkinson
Atkinson Saroyans
Sarovyan
Bimelech Faces Humbling Setback on the Turf
Bimelech, once the handicappers’ unanimous pick, failed to win again as turf writers warn of a red face if the horse suffers another licking. The piece hints at ongoing scrutiny of the betting odds and public reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bimelech
Tailor Fends Off Mobster Over Minor Suit Bill
In a street tussle over a $1.50 repair charge, a tiny tailor stands up to a threatening mobster. The pistol-quick exchange ends with the tailor vowing a beating for two cents and hinting at testifying to the D A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Chandler
D.A
Notable Critics Spar Over Wartime Theatre and Politics
A collage of sharp jibes and wry observations from critics across leading papers. Musings on actors, media, Mussolini, betting odds, and the French British alliance frame a period of tense cultural commentary.
Old Millionaire’s Town Seeks Liberty Library Twist
An aging rich man planned to donate his hometown a library but residents requested instead an anti aircraft battery for next year, underscoring local priorities over a traditional memorial.
Halo Too Tight A Doctor Comic
A man visits his doctor complaining of illness. After routine checks the doctor asks about smoking drinking and kissing and learns the patient avoids them for religious reasons. The physician concludes with a punchline that the halos on too tight causing front and back head pains.
Ladies Auxiliary VFW Post 549 Meeting and Farm Bureau Picnic
The Ladies' auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 549 holds a 7 30 PM meeting at the Pioneer hotel. The Pima County Farm Bureau picnic is set for 6 PM Friday at Sunnyside school. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post 549
Pioneer Hotel
Pima County Farm Bureau
Sunnyside
Amphitheater PTA to Sponsor Summer Saturday Dances
The Amphitheater PTA plans a series of Saturday evening dances in the school auditorium during the coming summer. Music from 8 to 12 will be provided by Harold Sherwood and his orchestra. Nursery care will be available for small children and a small admission fee will be charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Harold Sherwood
Regular meeting of the White Shrine at Masonic Temple
The Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem will hold a regular meeting Friday evening at 8 o clock in the Masonic Temple. Reports from the Supreme Shrine will be given and all local and visiting members have been asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Supreme Shrine
Tucson Loyal Star Lodge Meeting Tonight at Knights Hall
The Tucson Loyal Star Lodge No. 89 will hold a regular meeting at 8 o'clock this evening at the Knights of Columbus hall. Following the business session refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Loyal Star Lodge No. 89
Knights of Columbus
Proper Laundering of Lace Collars
To clean a lace or embroidered collar baste it to muslin, wash and rinse, roll in a Turkish towel, and press thoroughly on the wrong side as it nearly dries. Then remove from the cloth, lay face down on a dry towel and press until fully dry.
Donations Requested by Rummage Shop Directors
The Arizona Children’s Home board asks Tucson residents to donate old clothing cracked dishes and half used jars of creams for the permanent rummage shop at 320 North Fourth Avenue. Proceeds support home maintenance. Donations accepted Wednesday and Saturday mornings or dropped at the office next door. Pickups arranged by Mrs. Almyr Kinnison. board members staff the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Arizona Children’s Home
Tucsonians
Arizona Children's Home
North Fourth Avenue
Almyr Kinnison
48 States Club Dance at Wetmore's Pavilion
The 48 States club announces a Saturday evening party at Wetmore's pavilion featuring Tony Tappero and his Saxophone with Bernice Lindner and Jennie Phillips as vocalists. Bob Ecton's orchestra will provide the music and the event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
48 States Club
Wetmore’s Pavilion
Tony Tappero
Bernice Lindner
Jennie Phillips
Bob Ecton
Daughter Of Arizonian Is Wed In Capitol
Vera Virginia Allen daughter of Mr and Mrs William T Allen of Tubac Arizona married James Wilmer Jones son of Mr and Mrs W Parker Jones of Washington in St Albans church Washington The bride wore white satin with Alencon lace and a fingertip veil Her bouquet orchids and lilies of the valley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alban’s Church
Washington, D. C
Vera Virginia Allen
William T. Allen
Tubac
Ariz
James Wilmer Jones
W. Parker Jones
Washington
Stanislas Czertwertynski
Warsaw
Dorothy Bryce
Pittsburgh
Susanne Sommerville
Chicago
Mary Bell
New York
Parker H. Jones
Elsa van Nes Thompson
Glendale
Ohio
Roosevelt PTA Ends Year With Final Meeting
The Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association held its final meeting at the school. Members presented retiring president Mrs Verna Yocum with a gift. New officers installed by Mrs R L Pomeroy include Mrs A M Jones president and others. Mrs Alice Graybeal spoke about work for crippled children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association
Cosme’s
Verna Yocum
R. L. Pomeroy
A. M. Jones
Ralph Connor
Winnie Wheeler
Clarence Perrine
Fred Snyder
Alice Graybeal
Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae Honor Seniors At Picnic
Graduating seniors Jeannelle Jones Margaret Paulson Alice Westover Mary Alice McGuire Martha Lou Taylor Martha Higinbotham and Josephine Smith were guests at a local Alpha Chi Omega alumnae picnic at Thunderbird House. Founders Mrs. Lloyd Burke and Miss Margaret Doty visited Tuc son during the event hosted by Mrs. Albert Purchase with assistan ts from Mrs. Franklin Roach and Mrs. Austin Kaercher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chi Omega
Thunderbird House
Albert Purchase
Jeannelle Jones
Margaret Paulson
Alice Westover
Mary Alice McGuire
Martha Lou Taylor
Martha Higinbotham
Josephine Smith
Tucson
Lloyd Burke
Margaret Doty
Purchase
Franklin Roach
Austin Kaercher
William Wagner
Samuel Schwenn
Henry Keller
Russel C. Ewing
Edward H. Andres, Jr
Paul S. Burgess
Harriet Abercrombie
Virginia Arnold
Mary Ann Cross
Golda McCullough
Bereneice Power
Spiced Fruit Cookies With Pineapple Juice Hint
Use pineapple juice instead of the recipe liquid for tangy spiced fruit cookies. Sardine filling idea blends mashed sardines with salad dressing and lemon juice for hot toasted sandwiches.
Easy Jelly Cream Pudding Sauce
Beat jelly and cream together with one fourth as much jelly as cream until frothy. Serve quickly. This sauce suits warm or chilled desserts and adds a light finish.
Creamed Egg and Mushroom Rolls Spring Luncheon Idea
A novel serving idea uses crusty rolls with centers removed and toasted. Fill the cases with creamed hard cooked eggs mushrooms chicken or fish for a deli like spring luncheon with butter yellow cream cheese and a crisp salad.
The Wotan Brigade Plot and a Hidden Family Secret
In a tense confrontation General von Wallenfels and Siegfried Kloffer confront alleged traitors. Kloffer reveals a hidden neural of maps and a sealed package tied to British intelligence. A dying note to Hermann uncovers Hermann’s lineage and a wedge scar confirms identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weimar
Judas
Siegfried Kloffer
Kloffer
Herreras
von Wallenfels
Siegfried
Rotz
Wotan Brigade
England
W’ Brigade
Hector McAllister
British Intelligence Department
Erich Stutz
Germany
Stutz
Max von Wallenfels
Beef
Meredith
Grosvenor and Counties Bank
Basle
Herr Siegfried Kloffer
c/o Grosvenor and Counties Bank
Eaton Square
London
Hermann
Bbi Ephraim
Rachael Rothstein
Rothstein
Christian
Austria
Prussia
Rachel Rothstein
Bis
von Tarlesheim
Graf Ulrich von Tarlesheim
Prinzess
Elizabeth von Wallenfels
Max
Ephraim
Wallenfels
Ulrich
Schloss Wallenfels
Anna
Elizabeth
Wotan
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Philip's
Sunnyside School
Walter Winchell
Daily Mirror
John Anderson
Journal and American
Bugs Baer
H. I. Phillips
N. Y. Sun
Mussolini
Bob Considine
Jack Doyle
New York Mirror
Charles Yale Harrison
Fuehrer
William Bird
Lionel S. B. Shapiro
Montreal Gazette
Saroyah
Anon
Daily Reminder
Polly Ana
E. Pennington
Arizonian
Capitol
James Jones
Mr. Jones
W. Gould Jones
William Asher
Erwin Eichorn
Beltsville
Parker Jones
Cornell D. Booth
John Connor
H. van Nes Hall
Roanoke
Roosevelt Pta
North
Santa Rita
Little Bear
Nina L, Brannen
Francis Gerard
Record Shop
Tucson Music Co
E. Congress
Iite
Georgia
Rosenna
Seafoam
Navy
East Congress Stee Department Stores Inc
Leoralion Liay
Tucson No. 1
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