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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1948

Page

4

Girls Learn Varied Phases Of Government In Arizona State Conference

More than 100 high school girls from across Arizona attend the first Girls State conference on the University of Arizona campus under the American Legion auxiliary. Students study city county and state government, participate in elections and speeches, and elect officers while a daily newspaper is produced by delegates.

Arizona University of Arizona American Legion Auxiliary Tucson Phyllis Barber Martyn Sargent Betty Crutchfield Doris Gassett Annetta Howard Judith Miller Frances Snyder Tucson Senior High School Eva McDuff Marana Jeanne McQuown The American Legion E. T. Houston Paul Kelso University Political Science Dan Garvey Mary Kallenberger General Assembly Marlyn Sargent National Youth Forum

Forest Fire Fight Burns Apache Canyon and Cave Creek

BISBEE May 29. Forest rangers and local volunteers battled a remote blaze in Apache canyon and Cave creek on the Chiricahua slopes. About 50 men from Bisbee and Douglas joined the effort, with no word by Saturday morning on progress and officials hopeful the fire was being contained.

Bisbee Forest Rangers Apache Canyon Cave Creek Chiricahua Mountains I. W. Pruitt Douglas Sheriff's Office Coronado National Forest National Forest Howard Hunts Catalina Mountain Tucson Flagstaff Prescott

Final Rites For Clarence C. Rolfe Held At Parker Mortuary

Clarence C. Rolfe, 64, died Wednesday in a local hospital. Final rites conducted by Rev. Maurice G. Ballenger were held Saturday at Parker mortuary with burial in Evergreen cemetery. Pallbearers were members of the local Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.

Parker Mortuary Clarence C. Rolfe Maurice G. Ballenger Evergreen Cemetery Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers

Confederates Still Outnumbered-10 Daytown Memorial Day Memo

In Dayton Tennessee a 104 year old Union veteran William Morgan known as Uncle Bill is the only surviving Civil War veteran in Tennessee. He recalls enlisting in 1861 at Knoxville at age 18 and being discharged in Nashville in 1865. He supports the Republican party and says he voted for Lincoln.

Dayton Tenn Tennessee William Uncle Bill) Morgan Bill Knoxville Nashville Abraham Lincoln

Top Roskruge Pupils Named Outstanding Graduates

Fred Rico and Leta French head Roskruge junior high class as outstanding boy and girl graduates. Leta had the top scholastic average while Rico led with student body presidency and athletic honors in the After School League. Other recognitions included Legion medal, safety patrol honors, perfect attendance, and major letters in physical education.

Fred Rico Leta French Roskruge A. M.gustafson Rico Ray Edwards American Legion Constitution Robert Facie Mary Jane Westmoreland Safford Edward Alday Ailver Ruth Athey Safety Patrol Hope Reyes Roskruge Coop Store Marvin Green Ed Palin Camilla Powers Betty Harris Rudy Olivas

Amphitheatre Plans Summer Game and Band Program

Amphi theatre school will start a summer recreational program for children from June 1 led by coach Mark McCain with Miss Virginia Lovett directing girls sports. A concurrent band program directed by Lawrence Wilson will offer instrument classes, large instruments supplied by the school, smaller ones by students, running 8 am to 12 noon and 4 to 9 pm Monday through Friday.

Mark McCain McCain Virginia Lovett Lawrence Wilson Nicholas Paynovich

Miss Marguerite Smith Learns of Sister Flora King’s Death

Miss Marguerite Smith a teacher at Safford junior high received notice Saturday of the death of her sister Mrs Flora King in Ottumwa Iowa. Another sister Miss Ruth Smith who resides here was in attendance at the time of Mrs Kings death.

Marguerite Smith Safford Junior High School Flora King Ottumwa Iowa Ruth Smith Mrs. King

Graduate Boger Jarvis Wins Wisconsin Scholarship

Boger Jarvis, a Mesa resident and University of Arizona graduate with high honors in 1947, won the Gertrude E. Johnson scholarship for 1948-49 at the University of Wisconsin. He will pursue a doctorate in speech, the associate professor Alethea Smith Mattingly reported. The scholarship recognizes skill in interpretative reading.

Boger Jarvis University of Arizona Gertrude E. Johnson University of Wisconsin Alethea Smith Mattingly Jarvis Mesa Wisconsin

659 Persons Are Given Employment In April

During April, 659 persons were placed in jobs in Tucson through the local office of the Arizona state employment service. This was 184 more than April last year. Across the state, 4,042 people were hired, the largest monthly total since the postwar peak last September and October, state director James A. Rork said.

Tucson Arizona State Employment Service August Wieden James A. Rork

St Louis Pastor Guest Speaker At Grace Episcopal Service

Rev W W S Hohenschild of the Church of the Holy Communion St Louis will deliver the 11 am sermon at Grace Episcopal on North Stone avenue and West Third street His topic is God and Modern Revelation Rector Rev Jerry Wallace will oversee the service.

W. W. S. Hohenschild Church of the Holy Communion St. Louis Grace Episcopal Church North Stone Avenue West Third Street Jerry Wallace

Chamber Names Committee For July 4 Celebration

The Junior Chamber of Commerce announces a Fourth of July celebration at the University of Arizona stadium on Monday July 5. Gordon Paris named chairman with Jack Daly and Charles Page as assistant chairmen. a large list of committee members from the community and police department named.

Ranch Resort Reservations Fill 5000 Winter Visitors

Skipper Ross, manager of the Ranch Resort Reservations office, announced Saturday that she placed over 5,000 winter visitors in guest ranches, lodges, resorts, hotels, motels and private homes. Many could not obtain downtown hotel rooms.

Skipper Ross Ranch Resort Reservations Office

First Year Office Handles Local Accommodations

The office's first year of operation spent over $70,000 on accommodations. Miss Ross said the office has placed guests who might otherwise have had to leave the city for lodging.

Ross

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