Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 15

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1961 THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR SECTION A PAGE FIFTEEN Clubs Aranda- i si 4 I Dear Wedding March Blues By Abigail Van Buret) Annual Chanuka Party Planned For Jewish War Vets Auxiliary -57. r' DEAR ABBY: Our only daughter is to be married in three weeks and my husband is the problem. We have planned a church wedding and our minister said my husband must walk down the aisle with the bride. I bought Mendelssohn's "Wedding March" for our record player, and we have practiced "marching" every night. My husband goes to pieces every time 1 put the record on.

He gets weak in the knees and cries and it just tears me apart to see a grown man sob like that. He says he can't do it. 1 love our daughter, too, and she is marrying a fine young man, so I can't figure out what my husband is all broken up about. Would it be proper for me to go down the aisle on the other side of the bride to help hold my husband up? BRIDE'S MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: Sorry, but you can't go down the aisle with the bride to "help VinM vnnr hnchanrl II I HUPPPUt VOU sented by Mines Frank Pinner, Willard Lacy, Chester Parks and Mrs. Richard Lapo directing the Cherub Choir.

The executive committee will meet at 9 a.m. in the Upper Room. Pima Review Election of officers will be conducted today at 8 p.m. by the Pima Review No. 15 of the Woman's Benefit Assn.

at the Tucson Garden Club. Beta Sigma Phi Xt Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet at the home of Mrs. Joseph Crys-tall, 3147 E. Pima, today at 8 p.m. Mrs.

Brantley McCoy will assist Mrs. Crystal! with refreshments. Pioneer Women Rishona Pioneer Women will meet tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the auditorium of Congregation Anshei Israel. Jack Joseph, accompanied by Ann Stillman, will sing.

La Sertoma La Sertoma will meet for a Christmas party tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Stanley M. Knopf, 731 N. Jefferson. Members are asked to take $1 to be donated to the Girls Living Members of the Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary Friedman-Paul Post No.

201 will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Broadway Drive-In for a Chanuka party-There will be a candle lighting ceremony and the exchange of gifts by the members. Desert Garden Mrs. Frank Votaw will auction off "treasures" brought to today's meeting of Desert Garden Club by members, at the home of Miss Jean Lamb in the Catalina Foothills at 1:30 p.m. The sale and meeting will be followed by tea.

Ocotillo Toastmistresses Members planning to attend the dessert meeting of the Ocotillo Toastmistress Club today at 7:30 p.m. at Harman Cafe are asked to telephone in reservations before then. Mrs. Harold Flaherty will be topic mistress and Mrs. Frances Wahoff, toastmistress.

The speaker for the evening will be Mrs. William Foskey. Christian Service The Woman's Society of Christian Service will serve its annual Christmas breakfast today at 9:30 a.m. in Fellowship Hall at Catalina Methodist Church. All members and friends are invited.

Reservations may be made at the church office before Sunday noon. A nursery will be provided. New members will be honored guests. The program, "A Christmas Card," will be pre 3or the finest 1 16K.TUS0HWy Center and canned foods to be distributed to needy families. Mrs.

Leonard H. i will demonstrate bees wax candle making. Cohostesses are Mrs. Charles P. Roberts and Mrs.

Ozzie Fitzpatrick. Musical Arts A Christmas program of songs will be presented at the Tucson Musical Arts Club tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the Palm Room of the Cliff Manor on North Oracle Road. An ensemble from the Amphitheater High School, directed by William R. Funk, will present the program.

Mrs. Gladys Cary is tea hostess. Mrs. J. O.

Nabours and Mrs. Felix Legler will assist her. Phi Mu Alumnae Local women who will be honorary installation initiates of Phi Mu will become members of the Tucson Phi Mu Alumnae Club tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Don Wrighr, 5821 E.

7th St. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Kenneth Erickson and Mrs. Don Schellie. Colonizers of the new Eta Iota colony at the University of Arizona will assist Miss Judy Peterson, national traveling secretary, with the service.

All Phi Mus are invited to attend. tote unit Mr. and Mrs. Burroughs Burroughses Celebrate Golden Anniversary Mr. and Mrs.

Leroy Burroughs, 3532 E. Elida, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary today at their home. The couple were married Dec. 5, 1911, in Piano, 111., and moved to Arizona in 1944. Mr.

Burroughs was employed at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base and Norton AFB in San Bernardino, until his retirement from government work in 1952. The Burroughses have one daughter, Mrs. Roy H. Price, 2805 E. Elm, and two grandsons.

Mrs. Burroughs sister, Mrs. August Harthop of Minneapolis and Mrs. Maurice Jewell of Chicago, will be present at the occasion. ii I I Miss Webb Plans Rites Miss Jean Carol Webb, daughter of Mrs.

Hubert Webb, 3005 N. Flanwill and Hubert Webb, Nashville, will marry Dick Clayton Domskie March 16 at the Richland Heights Southern Baptist Church. The prospective bride is a graduate of Catalina High School. Mr. Domskie is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Douglas Brown, 2301 E. 17th St. He is a graduate of Tucson High School and veteran of four years service with the United States Navy. He is a mechanic at Kegler's Bowling Alley and lives at 3013 N.

Flanwill. quit rehearsing. When the big moment ABBY comes, your husband will come through with flying colors. (If he's crying NOW, wait until he gets the bills.) DEAR ABBY: My son is in the sixth grade and his teacher gave him a book about the life of Winston Churchill. Every night my boy reads the book in bed for about half an hour.

When his father gets ready for bed he will say, "Goodnight, Ralph. I'll bet you Churchill was born in Brooklyn." Now, Abby, on the very first page it says that Winston Churchill was born at Blenheim Palace, England, November 30, 1874. Could you please tell me where Brooklyn comes in? I keep asking Ralph to ask his teacher, but he forgets. Thanking you, I remain, WEAKY MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: The book is correct and your husband is a tease. The best way to handle a tease is to ignore him.

DEAR ABBY: May I shake your hand for advising young wives to believe their husbands no matter how tall the tale sounds. Here is my story: My husband used to come home at 4 am and say he'd been at his "club." I never really believed him because I knew the lights went off automatically at 1 am. One night I had to find out for myself, so I left my baby alone and walked to the club in the bitter cold. I saw his car parked nearby, so I waited and watched. About 3:45 am his friends started coming out of the club.

He was with them. One man said, "Jack, will you drive me home?" My husband replied, "Sure!" I ran all the way home and crawled into bed like an icicle, feeling so ashamed for having doubted him. Yes, Abby, he was telling me the truth. Know what they were doing? Playing TOURNAMENT BRIDGE by candlelight! Don't use my name. I don't want to embarrass my greatgrandchildren.

ONE WOMAN TAUGHT A LESSON hi 1 1 Pesqueira Vows Said Miss Virginia V. Pesqueira, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Pesqueira, 149 S.

Grande became the bride of Louis Aranda Nov. 27 at St. Frances Ca-brini Church during an informal double ring ceremony. Mrs. Aranda is a junior at the University of Arizona.

Mr. Aranda, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Aranda of Nogales is a sophomore at the of A. Thomas Aranda brother of the bridegroom, served as best man.

Attending the bride was Miss Josephine Aranda, sister of the bride groom. Husbands: Keep Price A Secret It's a fact that wives like personal gifts from their husbands at Christmas. A wise husband will know the gift to select, if he has been on the alert long before December 24, deadline. Pima County home agent Lee McCoogan says that knowing mate's taste is the first prerequisite. If she prefers tailored and simply designed wearing apparel, remember her wardrobe when selecting jewelry.

Her color preference has priority over husband's even if he is paying the bill. Husbands TRY to keep uie price a secret. You can win in this category because you'll either pay too much or too little. Remember the follow-up to your gift and include this in the initial price. If you give perfume, you'll have to take her out to dinner.

A new purse will require a matching pair of shoes. If you select a new blouse, be sure the suit is fairly new. Simple And Quick. chilled butter infer -1-inch pats. Dip a -fork in hot wrter and -form your own designs.

Top with parsley and chill. Butter Balls Cut off uniform'' pieces of butter; chill in ice water. Using a circuiar motion, roll each piece between chilled butter paddles. Chill balls in fee water. Il-S 1 I I Siiceastidccvc I vs mm 1 1 fSmmm Vows Recited In New Mexico In an informal ceremony at Lordsburg, N.M., Nov.

24, Miss Margaret Cox was married to Donald Lee Boomershine. Mrs. Boomershine is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Lee Spliet-hoff, Red Bluff, Calif.

She was educated in Red Bluff schools. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L.

Boomershine, 7465 E. Beverly Drive. He is a graduate of Ansonia (Ohio) High School. Attendants at the ding were Mr. and Mrs.

William Dale Pence, brother-in-law and sister of the bridegroom. Others attending the wedding were Mr. Boomershine's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.

L. Boomershine, and Mr. and Mrs. Manseth. yMMM i i i nmmyxMm I fine hair styling if 2 in Anniversary I PERMANENTS 1 -m131 I T.S,, ARCADE A i 49 E.

BROADWAY OPP. POST OFFICE 34671 I ff LWV Sets December Schedule Further discussion of the consideration of the number of members of the county board of supervisors and of redistricting the county supervisory districts will be on the agenda of the December unit meetings of the League of Women Voters. The public is invited to attend the meetings, which will be held according to the following schedule. East Mrs. Harry Kuller, 6838 E.

Koralee Tuesday 10 a.m. Leader: Mrs. Edward Lavor. Indian Ridge Mrs. William Cook, 7065 Mesa Grande Court, Wednesday 10 a.m.

Leader: Mrs. Robert F. Miller. North Mrs. Louis Hirsch, 4745 Camino Real, Tuesday 10 a.m.

Leader: Mrs. A. E. Nichols. South Mrs.

Earl F. Kunz, 2209 S. Plumer, Thursday 10 a.m. Leader: Mrs. Thomas Via.

Afternoon Mrs. R. E. Ellinwood, 40 Calle Clara Vista, Wednesday 2 p.m. Leader: Mrs.

Paul Martin. Evening Mrs. Gilbert Midler, 1705 E. Water Wednesday 8 p.m. Leader: Mrs.

Peter Starrett. TMC Sale To Be Held Wednesday The Crafts Shops annual Christmas sale will be a feature of the regular monthly meeting tomorrow of the Tucson Medical Center Auxiliary. The meeting will be at 10 a.m. The sale will be from 9 a.m. through 1 p.m.

in the FirMde Room in the TMC Patio Pavilion. On display will be wild game TV rugs, men's holiday vests, Nativity' scenes and other Christmas items. Mrs. Alma Nuebauer, sewing group chairman, and her committee will be hostesses for the coffee hour at 9:30 a.m. The public is invited.

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