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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1949

Page

7

State Meeting of AAUW Set for Wickenburg

Ten branches of the American Association of University Women will attend a state workshop at the Remuda guest ranch in Wickenburg. The Wickenburg group hosts with a Friday dinner at 7 p.m. and a Saturday program including a film from Seattle and a luncheon guest, Mrs. Edward C. Lanphier.

American Association of University Women Remuda Wickenburg AAUW State Board of Directors Seattle Jean Clark Herman Autenrieth

Dr Clara Webster to Speak at Grace Episcopal Event

Dr Clara S Webster will address the opening meeting of Grace Episcopal church Woman's auxiliary on Tuesday afternoon. Her talk is titled Madonnas in Art and luncheon follows at 12 15 pm served by St Cecelia guild. Hostesses are Mrs A M Meyer and Mrs W A Brown. vice president Mrs Willis Tolley presides in Mrs Austin McWhorter's absence at the San Francisco triennial.

Clara S. Webster Grace Episcopal Church

State Board Meet Slated In Phoenix

Five Tucsonians plan to attend the Arizona Federation of Music Clubs fall meeting in Phoenix. Session starts 9 a.m. at 59 W Cambridge St. Mrs Charlies R Nevins will direct the opening and hymn of the month Faith of Our Fathers. Luncheon follows at Mrs T J Prescott home. A special report covers the National Federation of Music Clubs joint meeting in Seattle.

Tucson Women Gather for Tombstone Workshop

An all day southern district Arizona Federation of Women's Clubs workshop opens at 10 a.m. in Tombstone with presidents conference panels on work areas and a session on the child colony and state hospital. Tucson members include Mrs. D. Burr DuBois and Mrs. R. R. Hinnant among others.

Arizona Federation of Women’s Clubs Tombstone Child Colony State Hospital Tucson Woman's Club D. Burr DuBois R. R. Hinnant International Relations Unesco Dennis Weaver Tucson Club Mmes C. R. Smith Kenneth Root J. B. McQuown Robert Wade R. L. Pomeroy Ralph Guthrie A. C. Cracchiolo Anna Nordell R. N. Steffen Tombstone Woman's Club L. C. Adams Southern George Bennett Community Congregational Church of DuBois J. C. McLachlan C. G. Montgomery Nogales James Giacoma L. J. Tuttle Douglas Joe Saponera Willcox T. C. Henson R. L. Henderson Benson Lyman Jensen William Mischnick Tucson R. G. Lewis A. F. Peters Casa Grande Nogales Woman's Club Tombstone High School D. F. Mellenbruch

AAUW Study Groups Schedule Meetings in Tucson

The international relations group meets at 8 p.m. Monday at 2016 East Speedway, home of Mrs. Stanley Doyle, to plan the November 12 general meeting. The education group meets at 8 p.m. Wednesday at 222 Sierra Vista Dr. to study Arizona school laws focusing on adult education and early childhood programs.

Tucson AAUW Stanley Doyle East Speedway Louis G. Bock Sierra Vista Douglas Martin Arizona

Daily Reminders From WSCS Circles Gather Tuesday

The WSCS circles of University Catalina Methodist church schedule Tuesday meetings at multiple addresses with times from 1:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Leaders include Mrs. Clenna Tannehill Mrs. Mencil Ault Mrs. Loren Buck and others. The Cactus lodge auxiliary holds a noon potluck at IOOF hall with Mrs. Mildred Uphole in charge and a 1:30 p.m. business meeting for candidate admission.

WSCS University- Catalina Methodist Church O. J. Broffle E. Adelaide Dr Clenna Tannehill Mencil Ault George Kuns Fifth Ave T. E. Allin C. A. Morris Navajo St Mace Davis E. E. Clements W. Circle Dr J. M. Pullen Russell Hughes E. Senecast Robert A. Lamb Wesleyan Service Guild C. K. Jones N. Olsen Ave Dorothy Murray Cop Cactus Lodge No. 56 BLF & E Railroad Brotherhood IOOF Mildred Uphole

Junior League of Tucson Supports Community Arts Bid

The Tucson Junior League opens its fall line with The King's Balcony a children's theatre production at Sunnyside school. It runs 22 performances in three venues drawing about 10 500 elementary children. The league produced and acted, with help from Tucson Little Theater and director Robert Stevens, reflecting 19 years of community service and multiple projects across health, education and welfare.

King's Junior League of Tucson Gordon Hamilton Amaranth King W. W. Waggoner Princess Jasemine Junior League of Tucson Sunnyside Safford Tucson Junior League Junior League Tucson Little Theater University of Arizona Robert Stevens Teatro Ae Ninos Teatro de Los Ninos Steinfeld League Pima County Council of Social Agencies Community Chest Tucson Red Cross Red Cross AWVS Girl Scouts Pima County Health and Welfare Departments Bradford's Tucson League Scribbler’s Arizona State Museum E. B. Sayles Pima County Health and Welfare Department Tucson Medical Center Robert Morrow Phyllis Logan Planned Parenthood Association Tucson Symphony The Council of Social

Mrs Sayre To Play For Woman's Club

The Tucson Woman's Club music section will present its first program of the year at 2 p m in the clubhouse. Mrs Dorothy B Sayre will perform organ and piano pieces with Mrs W Claude Davis and Miss Nancy Beaman providing accompaniment and vocals.

Tucson Woman's Club Lloyd E. Roberts George Jones Dorothy B. Sayre W. Claude Davis Nancy Beaman

Fashion Tea IIIs Tomorrow at St Ann e's Society Show

Miss Betty Milburn will be commentator at the silver tea and fashion show by St. Anne's society of All Saints church tomorrow from 3 to 5 p.m. at the parish hall 400 S Sixth Ave Entertainment by Miss Irma Montijo and Ray Salzman from the Horace Heidt show Fashions from Jacome's include dresses suits house dresses and bridal ensemble Mrs Tip Mounier is general chairman Tea chairman is Mrs B J Maye assisted by Mrs Urban Geis A Langlois and H H Heinemeier Mrs Leslie Carrillo in charge of stage properties and sound equipment and Mrs Harry Cornelius arranged publicity and entertainment.

Betty Milburn St. Anne’s Society of All Saints S. Sixth Ave Irma Montijo Ray Salzman Horace Heidt Jacome’s Tip Mounier B. J. Maye Mmes Urban Geis A. C. Langlois H. H. Heinemeier Leslie Carrillo Harry Cornelius

Socially Speaking Roundup Includes Daughters Abroad and Births

Mrs E B Carmack returns to Tucson from Fredericksburg Virginia where daughter Ann enrolls as a freshman at Mary Washington College and rides in a horse show today. Mrs L E Wyatt Jr heads to Chicago for the American Airlines show then Norfolk and Winston-Salem visiting family. returns in November. Louis Payne hosts a birthday party for Patty Lou with 24 children at 325 S Irving Street. Capt John D Calhoun and Mrs Calhoun announce birth of Anne Davis Calhoun born Sept 27. Calhouns’ former Tucson connection Jane Cherry is now resident of Dayton Ohio with mother Louella W Cherry visiting Dayton.

E. B. Carmack N. Campbell Ave Tucson Fredericksburg Ann Mary Washington College Miss Carmack L. E. Wyatt Jr Pioneer Hotel Chicago American Airlines Norfolk Winston-Salem N. C Louis Payne S. Irving St Patty Lou Jimmy John John D. Calhoun Dayton Ohio Anne Davis Calhoun Calhoun Jane Cherry Louella W. Cherry

Auxiliary committee visit set for Legion meeting

Morgan McDermott unit No 7 hosts the third district committee woman Venice Corbett for the American Legion Auxiliary meeting. A 6 30 p m dinner precedes the session at the Legion hall and reservations are requested by Tuesday. A book shower will supply the Legion library with donated books.

American Legion Auxiliary Morgan McDermott Third District Venice Corbett Legion Hall C. C. Carlisle E. A. Gendron Legion Library

Naomi Rebekah lodge plans Tuesday meeting at IOOF hall

Naomi Rebekah lodge No. 4 will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the IOOF hall with Rachel Lincoln as noble grand presiding. Minnie Hudnall, newly elected vice-guard, will assist. Mrs. Marguerite Tolle will confer degrees on a large class of candidates. Refreshments under Kittie Crofoot Catherine Beetson Virginia Harper Margaret Harper Edward Sinclair and Min ter Harper. Visiting Rebekahs invited.

Naomi Rebekah Lodge No. 4 IOOF Rachel Lincoln Noble Grand Minnie Hudnall Marguerite Tolle Kittie Crofoot Catherine Beetson Virginia Harper Margaret Harper Edward Sinclair Minter Harper Rebekahs

New League of Women Voters Tucson Teas New Members

New members of the League of Women Voters of Tucson will be honored at a 3 p.m. tea on Friday at the home of the identified member. Miss Ethyl C. Lobban will speak on History of the League and other leaders will discuss the national and local programs. Mrs. John G. Lee will visit Tucson on Monday, Oct. 17.

League of Women Voters of Tucson James Hendrick Terry Ethyl C. Lobban R. R. Hinnant

Tri Deltas Host Pledge Dessert Evening

Tri Deltas active chapter entertained pledges at the home of Mrs. S. H. Watson with co-hostesses Mrs. Leo Keith Mrs. William R. Lyon and Mrs. Helen Dickinson Also present were house mother Mrs Paul Galer chapter president Elizabeth Fairbanks pledge trainer Irmanea Burcham and Carol Bliss The gathering ended with the alliance monthly business meeting and officers listed.

Delta Delta Delta S. H. Watson Paseo Redondo Watson Mmes Leo Keith William R. Lyon Helen Dickinson LaRae Andre Mona Berry Louise Buchanan Susan Donohoe Frances Emerson Elizabeth Endahl Evan Graves Mildred Greenfield Jean Hamilton Carolyn Hermann Darlene Homar Shirley Hughes Donna Lane Jackie Long Mary Ann Merrill Susanne Meyer Doris Ann Ocker Suzanne Pratt Lillian Pritchard Martha Robertson Norma Swanson Jacque Wright Paul Galer Elizabeth Fairbanks Irmanea Burcham Carol Bliss The Alliance

Desert Theater Guild to perform Pushkin poem adaptation

The Desert Theater Guild holds an 8 p.m. meeting at Ben Hazard's home 1845 N Santa Rita Ave to present a radio adaptation of Pushkin's Mozart and Salieri by W.E. Morgan and Lawrence Davis with Lucille Lockhart directing music. Open to all interested in dramatic arts.

Desert Theater Guild Ben Hazard Santa Rita Ave Pushkin Mozart Salieri W. E. Morgan Lawrence Davis Lucille Lockhart

Flower Show School Set to Open in Tucson

Mrs. W C Hamilton of Wichita Falls Texas and Mrs C E Beavers of Ft Worth will teach the first Tucson Flower Show school at the Westerner hotel Wednesday through Friday. The Arizona Federated Garden Clubs sponsor under the National Council of State Garden Clubs. Classes open to public. exams aid judge certification. second course to be held in Phoenix.

W. C. Hamilton Wichita Falls Tex C. E. Beavers Ft. Worth Tucson Harlow D. Phelps Hamilton National Council of Garden Clubs, Inc National Council Valley Garden Center Phoenix Phelps F. L. Bagley Arizona Federated Garden Clubs S. J. Rawley Tucson Garden Club D. R. Gregory A. C. Delwarte Marion P. Walker Desert Garden Club Charles E. Galloway Patio Guild Max Lininger H. F. Olney George W. Peterson Garden Club Westerner The W. J. Wake

Hadassah Harvest Festival Set at Arnold Lieberman Home

The Tucson Hadassah Harvest festival for Youth Aliyah proceeds will be raised at 328 N Country Club Rd tomorrow evening. Dinner from 5:30 and activities follow under Mrs Samuel Kurn with Mrs Lieberman as chair. Proceeds support Youth Aliyah, aiding Jewish children from 38 countries.

Arnold Lieberman N. Country Club Rd Tucson Hadassah Samuel Kurn Palestine Aliyah America Lieberman William Walker Cochairman

Ft Lowell PTA Meeting on Scouting in the Community

The Ft Lowell PTA schedules an 8 p.m. meeting on Tuesday in the school to discuss Scouting in Your Community. Speakers include Mrs O H Golberg of the Girl Scouts and R F Toronto of the Boy Scouts along with Ft Lowell Scout troop leaders. Refreshments will be served and parents and friends are invited.

Ft. Lowell PTA O. H. Golberg Girl Scouts R. F. Toronto Boy Scouts

Music Teachers Plan Two Sessions in Tucson

The Tucson Music Teachers association schedules two meetings next week. Monday evening meets at president Mrs. O P Knight’s home 1831 E Fifth St for an evening of musical discussion with each member sharing a current musical interest. Madeline Schutz Bank leads, cohosted by Grace Smith and Ruth Stone. Thursday noon luncheon at Paolo’s restaurant, reservations by Mrs. M L Girton.

Tucson Music Teachers Association O. P. Knight E. Fifth St Madeline Schutzbank Knight Grace Smith Ruth Stone Paulos Restaurant M. L. Girton

Fort Lowell Homemakers Club Meeting Planned

The Fort Lowell Homemakers club meets at 10 30 a m Thursday at Tucson Medical Center. Members should bring a sack lunch and small sewing equipment.

Ft. Lowell Tucson Medical Center

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