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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1946
Page
5
Angeline Louise Sitz and Robert E. Seefeld will wed at Grace Lutheran Church at 7 p m Saturday. The ceremony will be performed by Rev O H Hohenstein with vows from her father. The couple will reside in Tucson after commercial studies.
Miss Maxine Mae Lilly and Alfred Harmon Eaton wed at the First Baptist Church in Tucson with Dr. R S Beal reading the vows and Rev Roy Gustafson leading the ceremony. The bride wore white lace and net with orchid center bouquet and a diamond heirloom cross. The couple plans to live in Tucson after October 15 and the groom works with the employment security commission.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gallego announce the engagement of their daughter Ann to Robert Castro son of Mrs. Esther Castro of Yuma. The wedding is planned for Oct. 12 at the Santa Cruz church with Gene Martinez as matron of honor and Hector Molina as ring bearer among the wedding party.
Amphitheatre high school junior Charlotte Thurston was notified her essay American Citizens Our Pun and Our Responsibilities placed fourth in the state Americanism Essay contest by the American Legion auxiliary. Her essay won first place in the Tucson contest held last spring.
Mr and Mrs R L Lawrence of Hollywood California announce the birth of a son Bradford Thomas at Hollywood Presbyterian hospital on Thursday. Mrs Lawrence is the former Sayre Webster daughter of Calvin Webster of 2200 East Fifth Street. Another son Larry Lawrence is visiting grandparents in Tucson. Mr and Mrs A H Caldwell Jr of Mill Valley California are in Tucson visiting Mrs Caldwell’s mother at 1245 North First Avenue. Caldwell a former University of Arizona student. Mrs P M Breeding attended a Phoenix conference hosted by the State Education Association and the National Education Association representing the Pima County Council of PTA.
Mrs Betty McGrath Prestley left Saturday for Mexico City to stay with Mr and Mrs Hipolito Gerard at their Lomas de Chapultepec home. She plans to return to 2111 East Adams in early November.
Miss Betty J Branham daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Cook Branham will marry Charles F Martin son of Mrs John A Martin at St Philip s in the Hills Episcopal church next Saturday evening The ceremony will be officiated by Rev Walter Whichard Attendants will be Miss Patty Branham and Robert Martin Usheres are Hugh Brimmer and Jack Dumont The bride to graduate Tucson High School in January and the groom linked with Sears Roebuck Co He served in the Navy for two and a half years.
The John Thurman chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Colonists will meet at 2 p m Friday at the home of Mrs Roland M James. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs John B Rogers and Mrs George M Tompkins. Mrs William H McFarland will speak on The History of Heraldry.
University of Arizona campus hosts open houses and informal dances this weekend. Events include Maricopa hall reception, Phrateres games party at Pima hall, open houses for Kappa Alpha Theta and Kappa Kappa Gamma, Alpha Chi Omega tea dance, Phi Gamma Delta pledge dance, Lambda Delta Sigma picnic and dance, Ramblers hike to Mount Lemmon, and fraternity sorority exchange dinners scheduled around 6 pm.
The Rincon School of Dancing hosts a monthly tea at 3 p.m. Saturday in the studio at 1917 East Sixth Street. Mrs. Betty Eardley and Misses Doris Berger assisted with pouring as pupils Carol Bentley, Luraine Dearing, Janice Devine, Barbara Essel, and others performed. Special guests were the students' parents. Pink candles and Queen’s wreath accents decorated the tea room.
Prof. Robert D. Morrow city schools superintendent will discuss What We Teach in Our Schools at 2 30 p m Wednesday Sleeth chapel First Baptist church Miss Winona R Jewell reports on the Minneapolis national convention with delegates named for the state meeting in Phoenix October 23 24 The Wednesday theme is narcotic education in the community
The Tucson Woman's Club schedules its first general meeting at 2 p m Monday at the West Alameda street clubhouse. New year books will be distributed and section chairmen introduced. Guest speaker is Phoenix attorney Mrs Fred G Lambert state president of the Federated Women's Clubs speaking on A Convention Can Be Interesting.
Eleanor Sanders will star as Ruth in the Tucson Little Theatre production Dear Ruth at the Temple of Music and Art October 17 to 19. She previously performed with Don and Dolores and has directed dance at the theatre's summer camp while also serving as KTUC program director Wayne Sanders’s wife and mother of two.
The 1946 47 Town Hall lineup includes 17 major events led by A Night in Mexico at Temple of Music and Art. The three series Pan American command and Junior present Don Cossack chorus Tito Schipa Carmen Jones Bali Java Dancers Ballet Russe Trapp Family Singers Paul Draper Larry Adler Aladdin Snow White Grainger and Grainger Jan 3 to Mar 14 with Tempting Latin acts Tito Guizar and Vive Mexico on Mar 9 Tickets at Pioneer Ticket Service 8 East Pennington.
The opening of Tucsons civilian blood donor service will feature a 10 am Monday start with an open house Sunday from 3 to 5 pm at Red Cross headquarters 136 North Park Avenue. About 24 volunteer donors were recruited, two thirds women, with Mrs Fred Medlin leading the recruitment and names listed among the donors.
A class of candidates will be initiated at the Naomi Rebekah lodge meeting at 8 p m Tuesday in the IOOF hall. Mrs Ada Belle Wools, noble grand, will preside. Refreshments are in charge of Mrs Mary Palmer, assisted by Mrs Ina Edwards, Mrs Mary Hamilton, and Mrs Eva Brown.
The Amphitheatre junior and high school study body will host a Halloween masque rade from 8 to 11 p m Thursday Oct 31 at the school. Y-Teens and Teen Canteen sponsor the event with games fortune telling and dancing and prizes for best costumes. Sponsors include Herbert Colwell Mrs Haxgold Nichols Mrs Herbert Cooper and Nicholas Paynovich with guests Mr and Mrs Paul Guitteau Mr and Mrs George Brotherton Howard Beazeley Gerard Frizon Floyd Howard and Leo Faunce.
The Newcomers group of the Faculty Women's Club at the University of Arizona will host its first tea meeting of the school year at 3 p m on Wednesday. Hostess Mrs Alfred Atkinson will welcome guests at 145 East 3rd Street with speaker Mrs F N Guild reading her poetry to honor the newcomers. Invited are first and second year women faculty staff and wives. Ten meetings are held the second Wednesday of each month.
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