Barbara Winstead To Become Bride Of Deo D. McGriff
Barbara Ann Winstead daughter of Mr and Mrs Kiah R Winstead will wed Leo D McGriff son of Mr and Mrs B B McGriff tonight at 7 in Sleeth chapel First Baptist. Officiant Rev Bert A Kimball and Miss Winifred Kimball will provide music. Wedding attire and duties described. The couple employed by Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph will reside at 510 East Navajo street after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleeth Chapel
First Baptist Church
Barbara Ann Winstead
Kiah Robert Winstead
West Wetmore Road
Leo D. McGriff
B. B. McGriff
West Manchester
Bert A. Kimball
Winifred Kimball
William H. Inman
Helen Smith
Ariz
Corp
Art Leisenring
Corp. Campbell
Miss Winstead
Arizona Inn
Robert Hman
Safford
H. E. Farris
Boulder City
Nev
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
East
Navajo Street
Presbyterians Move Toward Reunion Plans Across Rifts
The Presbyterian general assembly in Chicago approved circulating a reunion plan with the Southern Presbyterian church while delaying any final union. The body also signaled hope for organic union with the Protestant Episcopal Church and endorsed the world council of churches and Bible and Tract Society efforts. Roy Ewing Vale was chosen as the new moderator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church In
United States of America
Southern Presbyterian Church
Permanent Committee On Ration and Union
Presbyterian Church of the
United States
Committee On Cooperation and Union
Presbyterian
Episcopal Churches
Protestant Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
Committees On Union
Assembly
Organization of A World Council of Churches
American Bible Son
American Traction
Roy Ewing Vale
Indianapolis
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church In the
Social Notes From Local Household Visits
Mrs R B Ewell visits her mother Mrs E D Tetreau at 1400 East Mabelstreet this week and plans to return to Long Beach California next Thursday. Mrs Rachel Zuill of 1400 East Ma bester leaves Thursday for Bar California to spend the summer with her son G Zuill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Ewell
E. D. Tetreau
East
Mabelstreet
Long Beach
California
Rachel Zuill
Mabester
Bar California
G. Zuill
Cocktail party at the Ganze residence tonight
Capt. and Mrs. Ralph W. Ganze of 2521 East Helen Street host a social gathering for a group of friends tonight at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Ganze
East Helen Street
Heck Family Plans San Antonio Visit
Maj. and Mrs. William H. Heck and family of 1842 East Adams street will depart for San Antonio Texas tomorrow for a brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Heck
East
Adams Street
San Antonio
Tex
Miss Katherine Morton Leaves for Pyote Visit
Miss Katherine Morton plans a trip to Pyote Texas to visit Miss Ruth Foy daughter of Mr and Mrs William Foy formerly of Tucson at 2216 East Mabel Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Morton
East
Mabel Street
Pyote
Tex
Ruth Foy
Mas
William Foy
Tucson
Three Plays Close Year for Theatre
The Children's theatre stage closes its season with three one act plays at Roskruge junior high auditorium. Casts include Lewis Daves and Kay Ellis among others. Director Mary MacMurtrie will lead voice and speech work through June and July with radio broadcasts continuing Fridays at 3 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Theatre
Roskruge Junior High
Mary MacMurtrie
Lewis Daves
Stanley Grimes
Warren Haires
David Wirt
Ann Williams
Patricia Peterson
Nancy Ra
Kay Ellis
Kathryn Pender
Julia Dickey
Mrs. Mitford
Marilyn Haymore
Miss St. Eustis
Coralyn Kay
Rebecca Sue Jones
Frances Montero
Margaret Ingham
Rowenna Silver
Ann Dougherty
Marian Bradley
Patricia Bunnell
Joan Hugg
Children's Theatre
Local Bundles For Britain Opens New Tucson HQ
Tucson chapter of Bundles for Britain opens its new headquarters at 116 East Broadway with hours 9 a m to 10 p m daily. The space was redecorated by the painters union and soldiers from the ferry command. local groups donated supplies and labor. Nellie Kemp says yarn stock is ready for Army and Navy needs and a meeting is set for Wednesday at 10 with staff and committee chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Bundles For Britain
East Broadway
Painters’ Union
Ferry Command
Army
Navy
Nellie Kemp
Final meetings and concerts listed for local clubs
The Business and Professional Women's Club holds its final meeting tonight at 7 30. Robert McBride's composition is broadcast tonight at 6 30 on station KVOA. The Campanella Club concert takes place tomorrow at 3 in the Temple of Music and Art recital hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional
Robert McBride
KVOA
Campanella Club
The
Temple of Music and Art
Piano Recital At SS Peter and Paul School
The music department of SS Peter and Paul School presents a piano recital tomorrow with performances at 3 in the afternoon and 8 in the evening in the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss, Peter and Paul School
Piano Recitals By Mrs Knight Students
Piano students of Mrs O P Knight will give two recitals tomorrow afternoon at 3 and 5 at her studio located at 1831 East Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Knight
East Fifth Street
Women Republican clubs sponsor Monday luncheon guest
Arizona and Pima County Women’s Republican clubs announce a Monday luncheon at 1 p m in the Santa Rita hotel. Guest of honor will be Mrs W Glenn Suthers president of the National Federation of Women’s Republican clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Women's Republican Club
Pima County Women’s Republian Club
Santa Rita Hotel
W. Glenn Suthers
National Federation of Women's Republican Clubs
Tucson Children’s Theatre presents three one act plays
The Tucson Children’s Theatre will stage three one act plays next Monday evening at Roskruge School. The program showcases local talents and offers evening entertainment for families in the Tucson area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Children’s Theatre
Roskruge
Shell Oil Announces Folder On Home Canning
Shell Oil Company releases a tabulated folder of hints and suggestions to assist housewives with home canning and drying. E. J. Paull says the local company plans to produce over 10 million tons of food this year, about 25 percent more than 1943, with roughly half of the fresh produce slated for processing for fall and winter use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Oil Co
E. J. Paull
Does Goodness Pay in Elsie Robinson's Viewpoint
In 1944 Elsie Robinson argues that goodness does pay but not in earthly rewards. A honest, generous man gains inner wealth through love, peace, and faith, while material gratitude or admiration often fails to arrive. The piece urges choosing goodness for its own beauty and healing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Robinson
Goodness
King Features Syn., Inc
Congregational Group Elects Officers For New Year
The Congregational couples club met Thursday at Miss Margaret Knight's home for a buffet supper. Officers elected for the coming year include Mr. and Mrs. George Carberry as presidents in charge of social activities and Mr. and Mrs. Crispin H. T. Nelson as vice presidents in charge of the study group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Couples Club
Margaret Knight
George Carberry
Crispin H. T. Nelson
Messrs
Mmes. K. C. Barney
Norvald C. Borgerson
O. R. Dietrich
William F. Edel
Albert Lent
Robert J. Reynolds
Alvin C. Wakefield
C. E. Matteson
Robert Kramer
R. A. Dawson
Pioneer Smith Birthday Event in Tucson Honors 1877 arrival
John Benjamin Smith, who came to Tucson in 1877, was honored by Belle W Thumm and relatives at 428 South Fourth Avenue. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong, Dietz, Davenport, Tevis, and Howard, plus Ralph Fetterly. He recalled serving as a military courier in Apache war days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Benjamin Smith
Tucson
Belle W. Thumm
Tom Davenport
Homer Davenport
South Fourth Avenue
Smith
William Armstrong
Charles E. Dietz
Davenport
Grant Tevis
W. W. Howard
Ralph Fetterly
Southern Pacific Railroad
Arizona
Nogales
Southern Pacific
Here
Yuma
Walter Winchell On Anzio Beachhead Mayhem And Misfits
Walter Winchell writes from New York about wartime dispatches from Anzio. He argues the heavy losses in Sicily were caused by fate and Luftwaffe fire rather than a blunder and notes cultural skew with Rita Hume reporting from INS. He recalls raids, the Villa Virtue bombing, and a vivid scene of a sergeant’s sacrifice amid gas drill fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anzio
Walter
Sicily
Luftwaffe
Rita Hume
American Northwest
Bob Vermillion
Robert
Villa Virtue
Ernie Pyle
Pine Grove
Bing Crosby
Mussolini Canal
Crosby
Naples
Broadway
Via Roma
Bernadette
Alhambra
Jennifer Jones
Fifth Army
Beachhead
Salerno
Paestum
Bob
Seniors Hold Outstanding Assembly at Tucson High School
A senior assembly at Tucson High School drew packed auditoriums during two sessions Tuesday morning. Performances included dances, musical solos by Joy Burke and Nina Thorne, a drum solo by Kenneth Hill, and a magic act by Steve Hess. The senior boys choir impressed, as did a harem scene and a hula dance, with a farewell read by Barbara Perkins marking the end of high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson High School
T. D. Romero
Frank Sinatra
Johnny Eee
Swing
Margaret Wolf
Kenneth Hill
Bob Prochnow
Joy Burke
Romero
Johnny Muse
Oscar Gonzales
Jules Ellingboe
Dick Mitchell
Bob Young
Gilbert Arias
Monte Wilkinson
Steve Hess
Elliot Crane
Nina Thorne
Kelley Rollings
Julie Stein
Janice Friedman
Billie George
Janet Ruggles
Gloria Kahn
Mary Hutchinson
Beverly Webster
YWCA to Offer Summer Swimming Programs for All
The YWCA health education committee announces summer swim classes beginning June 5 under Mrs. D. J. P. Jones. Programs include children under 10 mornings, older children afternoons, adults mornings, and evening sessions. Co-ed and business girls slots noted, Sundays reserved for servicemen families with free access. A required physicals process is outlined. A four week Learn to Swim campaign is also reported with 195 girls involved in city county school cooperation and Girl Reserve committee programs starting June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
YWCA
D. J. P. Jones
North Fifth Avenue
Health Education Committee
YMCA
Girl Reserve Committee
Red Cross Announces Next Week Closures and Meeting
Mrs J J O Dowd chairman of Red Cross production says three production rooms will close on Memorial day Tuesday. The Red Cross needlework guild meets Thursday at the YWCA at 10 30 a m to elect officers and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. O'Dowd
Red Cross Production
Red Cross Needlework Guild
YWCA
Kimbell Students Present Piano Recital Monday Night
Julia Hale Kimbell students perform a public piano recital Monday at 8 pm in the Temple of Music and Art recital hall. Participants include Charlene Mayse Gayle Stewart Barbara Anne Caffrey Sarah Wilson Bobby Frank McCarty Janice Anne Old Mary Lou Koonce and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Hale Kimbell
Temple of Music and Art
Charlene Mayse
Gayle Stewart
Barbara Anne Caffrey
Sarah Wilson
Bobby Frank McCarty
Janice Anne Old
Mary Lou Koonce
Jimmy Moody
Loren Mann
Blodwen Wilson
Earlene Moody
Bobbie Joe McLaughlin
Rose Holland
Corinne Leatherman
Shiv Whitaker
David Ia =ley
Suthers Speech Draws Large Tucson luncheon crowd
More than 200 reservations were sold for a Santa Rita hotel luncheon Monday where Mrs. W. Glenn Suthers, president of the National Federation of Women's Republican Clubs, would speak. Dr. Grace Zorbaugh presided with a long list of local GOP figures at the speaker’s table. a KVOA radio broadcast is set for 4 45 this Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Glenn Suthers
National Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs
Santa Rita Hotel
Grace Zorbaugh
State Club
America
M. C. Rand
State Committee
Phoenix
Zorbaugh
Matthew H. Lemen
County Women’s Republican Organization
Orme Lewis
Middleton
Pima County
Republican Club Committee
Ray Reynolds
Republican Club
George Hanigan
Douglas
Arizona Women’s Republican Club
Mabel Lewis
Monroe C. Rand
S. M. Fegtly
Fred W. Fickett
Margaret Adams Rockwell
A. W. Ward
Charles Logan
E. W. Ewing
M. O. Hoefle
M. H. Babby
Robinson Carr Locke
Wilma Hoyal
Barnett Marks
Suthers
Maricopa County
Radio Committee
KVOA
Arizona Network
Altrusa Club Plans Bond Drive During Fifth War Loan
Tucson Altrusa club outlined a campaign to sell bonds during women's week of the fifth war loan drive at its annual meeting held at El Merendero. The group reported 10 new books donated to the Altrusan shelf at the Carnegie library and announced a summer program with monthly dinner meetings. Officers were installed and two new members, Mrs. O. P. Knight and Mrs. J. H. Hansen, were initiated. The first summer dinner will be the last Wednesday in June at Mrs. Greene Fitzhugh's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Altrusa Club
el Merendero
Carnegie Library
O. P. Knight
J. H. Hansen
Greene Fitzhugh
North Martin
Community Sing Concerts To Continue In Tucson
Tucson city recreation department announces summer community sing concerts will shift to Sunday evenings starting in June. Edouardo Caso directs programs, puppet show to follow. live broadcasts on KVOA. Try-outs begin June 7 with prize winners performing July 4 at University of Arizona stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
City Recreation Department
Armory Park
John T. Batchelor
Arizona Office of Community War Services
Federal Security Agency
Edouardo Caso
Tucson Boys
Caso
VFW
Leslie O. Brewer
Mont
KVOA
University of Arizona
Junior Chamber of Commerce
City Recreational Department
Music Set For Two Church Dedications With Choir Soloists
Special services at University Methodist Church feature choir directed by Mrs. Ray Salzman with soloists and organist Mrs. Owen Hewitt. Programs include Chorale Improvisation on Now Thank We All Our God, Overture to Meistersinger, and They That Sow in Tears Shall Reap in Joy with Alice O Bryan as piano soloist. Mrs. Salzman will sing How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings. Trinity Presbyterian Memorial Day service honors war service members with More Than Memories sermon and The Silent Sea anthem sung by Mrs. A J Tucker and There Is No Death by Geoffrey OHara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Methodist Church
Tomorow
Ray Salzman
Owen Hewitt
Kark Elert
Meistersinger
Geoffrey O’hara
Canteen Seeks Current News and Men’s Magazines
Mrs. Herbert Drachman, chair man of the Red Cross Southern Pacific station canteen, announced that magazines are needed. Preference is for men’s magazines and current news issues should not be too old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Drachman
Red Cross Southern Pacific
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Barbara Winstead
Deo D. McGriff
Union of North
Britain
Daily Reminder
Shell Oil Company
Pioneer Smith
T. Wells Armer
SS. Peter and Paul
Walter Winchell
New York
Daniel Jones
Red Cross
Artocrat
Hemphill-Miller Mfg. Co
East Pennington
Stauffer System
East Jackson
Kimbell
Eugene Helene Curtis
Josephine's Beauty Shop
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