Fashion Show for visiting Kiwanis Anns at Santa Rita Hotel
A lunch fashion show for visiting Kiwanis Anns will be held in the Rendezvous room at the Santa Rita hotel at noon Friday. Mrs A L Slonaker chairs entertainment with models Sally Lee Pfeiffer Margaret Ross Gloria Craig Lilianne Hopper Marcia Heath Alice Powers Pat Powers Kitty Kaufman Ann Gilmore Jo Ann Lawrence. Levy's store sponsors. Mrs William F Kimball chairs arrangements and Mrs Gayle Smith Mrs Fred Stofft organize table decor. Mrs Royal Irving handles publicity.
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Kiwani-Anns
Santa Rita
A. L. Slonaker
Levy's
William F. Kimball
Gayle Smith
Fred Stofft
Royal Irving
Tucsonian Takes Wisconsin Bride
Victor G. Serface and Phyllis G. Marum were married in a single ring ceremony Saturday evening at the Lutheran parsonage 1137 North Seventh avenue. Rev. Frederick G. Knoll officiated. The couple will reside at 4037 North Stone avenue.
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Victor G. Serface
Phyllis G. Marum
North Seventh Avenue
Frederick G. Knoll
Flowing Wells Lutheran Church
C. N. Serface
Tucson
U. S. Navy
South Pacific
Serface
Peter Marum
Mondovi
Wis
Donald Matetausch
Mattausch
North Stone Avenue
AAUW Schedules Two Sectional Meetings This Week
The American Association of University Women announces two sectional meetings this week. The book review group meets at Mrs. Stanley Doyle’s home 2016 East Speedway Thursday at 8 p.m. with discussions on Russian drama and theatre led by Mrs. W. L. English and Mrs. L. J. Kent. The art group gathers at Mrs. Gladys Page’s home 518 East Third Street October 12 at 10 a.m. All members interested in art skills are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Stanley Doyle
East Speedway
W. L. English
L. J. Kent
Gladys Page
East Third Street
Tucson salon leaders meet to discuss beauty trends
The Tucson Hairdressers association will meet at 8 p m Monday at the Pioneer hotel with president Thelma Galbraith reporting on national developments. A Tucson Hadassah Youth Aliyah Harvest festival is set for 8 p m Sunday at Congregation Anshei Israel to aid Jewish children in Palestine. A St Andrew's church auxiliary card party is planned for 7 30 p m Thursday in the parish hall with Mrs Bessie Boyer chairing.
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Tucson
Pioneer Hotel
Thelma Galbraith
Chicago
Hadassah
Palestine
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Andrew’s Church
Bessie Boyer
Lobban Singers Plan Season After Fall Meeting
The Lobban Singers held a fall reorganization at Miss Ethyl C Lobban's studio. Plans include lectures, student papers, open discussions, and short informal recitals each meeting. Officers are Sarah Durazzo president Alice Tremblay secretary and Alice Mary Payne treasurer. Leonard Kline will accompany. A musical quiz featured solos by Mabel Dillas Ada May Ridgway Christine Bosserman Alyn Bentley Sarah Durazzo Lila Johnson Suzanne OBrien Alice Mary Payne Alice Tremblay Ernest Craig and Lt J M Stuart.
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Lobban Singers
Ethyl C. Lobban
East Waverly Street
Sarah Durazzo
Alice Tremblay
Alice Mary
Romans’ Wealthy Bath Features Sunken Tub Filling Room
A wealth of Roman homes featured an entire bath chamber centered on a large sunken tub, illustrating lavish domestic plumbing and luxury culture of ancient elites.
Beta Sigma Phi Delta chapter discussion on Happiness
The Delta chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi businesswomen group held a Happiness discussion at the YWCA Downtown center on Wednesday. Guests included Virginia Hefflen of New Mexico and Elizabeth Rose of Yuma. A buffet for new pledges is planned for October 15 at Wild Horse ranch.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Delta Chapter
YWCA
Virginia Hefflen
New Mexico
Elizabeth Rose
Yuma
Wild Horse Ranch
Jaycee Rodeo Dance Planned Ahead of Nov. 15 Event
The Junior Chamber of Commerce announces a rodeo dance set for November 13 at the Shrine club on East Broadway. Guests will wear full western regalia and proceed before the Jaycee rodeo on November 15.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Shrine Club
East Broadway
Vets Triumph Over Defects Through Training and Work
Alexander Lazar of 437 East Third street, disabled by an Army medical exam, pursued watch repair training under Tucson jeweler Karl Ahlgren after guidance from Arizona vocational rehabilitation. He began in October 1945 and now supports his wife and son as a self sufficient citizen. Walter H. Liston, 33, wounded in service, found training as a furniture maker with Maille Furniture Shop through veterans employment services. Louis Slifka of the shop praises hiring disabled workers as good business though not enough employers join in. Unemployment claims in Arizona fell to 1,898 but many still need jobs and deserve them.
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Alexander Lazar
East Third Street
Consolidated Vultee
Lazar
Charles F. Orvis
Arizona
Karl Ahlgren
Tucson
Walter H. Liston
North Martin Street
Liston
Veterans Employment Representative
Vocational Rehabilitation Administration
Maille Furniture Shop
Louis Slifka
Slifka
Employment Security Commission of
Rainbow Girls To Receive Degrees At Tuc son Chapter
Rainbow Girls at the Tucson chapter meet to receive Degrees for Barbara Lorraine Abbott Georgia Sue Allen Ann Campbell Mary Louise Gump Ann Mills Bonnie Morey Virginia Frederica Prentiss Betty Louise Smoot Kay Ann Tolson and Virginia Weber. Officers were changed with Roberta Sterrett installed as drill leader Geraldine Hammonds as love and Gloria Casey as religion.
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Tucson
Order of Rainbow
Barbara Lorraine Abbott
Georgia Sue Allen
Ann Campbell
Mary Louise Gump
Ann Mills
Bonnie Morey
Virginia Frederica Prentiss
Betty Louise Smoot
Kay Ann Tolson
Virginia Weber
Roberta Sterrett
Love
Geraldine Hammonds
Gloria Casey
University Heights PTA Holds First Meeting of the Year
The University Heights PTA held its first meeting at 3 15 p m in the school building. Principal Thomas R Hull introduced teachers and home room mothers after the business session. Mrs Thomas W Mooney, PTA president, named officers for the coming year. All mothers are urged to attend the carnival discussion for Oct 25. Executive board members met at 2 p m in the PTA conference room.
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University Heights Pta
Thomas R. Hull
Thomas W. Mooney
PTA
Tucson Family Returns From Visit In Michigan
Mr and Mrs D Burr DuBois and daughter Helen of 113 North First Avenue returned from a motor trip to Michigan. DuBois attended a Kiwanis dinner in Mason and a Lansing class reunion. In Detroit he visited Max Colter. They were guests of Inda DuBois in Tucson News notes Denver trip by Mrs R M van Hardeveld.
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D. Burr DuBois
Helen
North
First Avenue
Michigan
DuBois
Kiwanis Club
Mason
Lansing
Detroit
Max Colter
Inda DuBois
Tucson
R. M. van Hardeveld
Denver
Colo
Altar And Rosary Society Names Five New Members
Five new members of the Altar and Rosary Society of Sacred Heart Church were introduced at a recent meeting. They are Mrs Evangeline Stowe Mrs Earl Rechart Mrs Paul Guitteau Mrs Jake Simon and Mrs Sally Hilkemeyer. The group planned its first social event of the year for October 19.
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Altar and Rosary Society of Sacred Heart Church
Evangeline Stowe
Earl Rechart
Paul Guitteau
Jake Simon
Sally Hilkemeyer
Costume Contest With $5 Prize At Local Event
A community event offers a $5 cash prize for the most comical costume. Mrs Walter Spring and Mrs Brooks Davis oversee ticket sales for the gathering.
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Ing
Walter Spring
Brooks Davis
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Country Club Plaza
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Treat Avenue
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S. 6Th Ave
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Comstock Hospital
DeWitt Gregory
U.S
G. W. Patterson
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