Bound for Zonta Meet new Las Vegas president sails to Miami
Audrey D. Sullivan newly installed president of the Zonta Club of Las Vegas leaves June 25 for visits to Eastern Area Zonta Clubs and to attend the Zonta International Convention in Miami as their delegate. The organization, with 500 clubs in 24 countries and 18,000 members, will report on service activities and international projects at the biennial convention. Zonta funds include Amelia Earhart Fellowships and aerospace fellowships, plus education scholarships for displaced Arab girls in Jordan. The Las Vegas club is known for aiding the Home of the Good Shepherd and the Easter Seal Treatment Center and participating in international projects.
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Miami
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Israel Fashion Week aims to place Israel on global runways
Israeli designers showcased ready to wear at Tel Aviv's Sheraton in a weeklong Fashion Week. Buyers from over 80 stores in 12 countries assessed 50 manufacturers offering well made affordable clothing. Foreign buyers noted progress matching European and American trends and two U.S. firms already set buying agents in Israel.
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Service League Plans Campus Capers Benefit
June meeting at Elks Lodge presided by Mrs. Er nest Haupt reviewed May welfare total of 1161.90 with camperships, scholarships, books, equipment, and gifts to Child Haven and Retarded Children group. Fall party set for September 10 with Hawaii trip raffle. volunteers urged for Thrift Shop shifts and committees.
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Elks Lodge
Ernest Haupt
Haupt
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Paul McCullough
Junior Engineers Summer Science Institute
Kit Carson
Child Haven
Clark County Association
McCullough
Philip Kennedy
Thrift Shop
Kennedy
Charleston
Gene Matteucci
Walter Johnson
Hawaii
Delegates Named For National Convention At New York City
The Fred S. Pennington Auxiliary Post 1753 met at the VFW Hall with Helen Jo Clark presiding. Rita Anderson, outgoing Junior Girls president, received a past-president pin from Karen Mathews. Membership stood at 1,222 as reported by Gertrude Caldwell. Delegates Agnes Crow, Helen Jo Clark, and Grethel Gillam were chosen for the National Convention in New York City August 19 to 26 with alternates Tappie Ray Evelyn Anderson and Edna Farnsdale. Meetings will be dark on June 24 and only one meeting monthly in July and August. Evelyn Anderson becomes president in July. refreshments were served after.
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Helen Jo Clark
Rita Anderson
Karen Mathews
Hobbs
Gertrude Caldwell
Crystal Bay
Lake Tahoe
Agnes Crow
New York City
Grethel Gillam
Tappie Ray
Evelyn Anderson
Edna Farnsdale
Clark
Rooters join PAGO PAGO in Américan Samoa game scene
In Américan Samoa a Crickett game draws a large crowd with 20 to 100 players on the field. A singing and dancing rooting section often leaves the sidelines to join in the play.
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Enjoy a Long Cool Summer in Your Mobile Home
Stop by and see how easy it is to own your own air conditioned mobile home or how economically we can air condition your present home.
Alpha Omega at NSU names new executive committee
The Alpha Omega Women’s NSU Sorority announced its new executive committee at Miss Diana Crow’s home. Gayle Hawkins new president is a business major and former pledge chair and treasurer. Linda Estrin elected vice president and Sophomore Senator in CSNS. Other officers include Connie Carr secretary, Diana Crow treasurer, Sylvia Knappenberger parliamentarian, Sally Moore pledge chair, and Allison Derman rush chair. The sorority, Associated Women’s Students, plans a busy fall at NSU.
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NSU
Diana Crow
Gayle Hawkins
Miss Hawkins
Linda Estrin
CSNS
Connie Carr
Sylvia Knappenberger
Sally Moore
Pledge
Allison Derman
Rush
Alpha Omega
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Safe Suntanning Rules For Skin Types
The article explains gradual sun exposure to achieve a safe tan, noting fair skin burns easily and brunettes tolerate more sun but still risk leathery skin with repeated overexposure. It advises starting at 20 minutes, increasing slowly, and suggests requesting a leaflet Learn To Swim by sending a stamped self addressed envelope to Josephine Lowman.
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Look Younger Look Younger Remarkable Beauty Enhancements
The ad promotes isotonic Clay Vitalizing night cream by Margaret Merril. It claims smoother wrinkles and refined skin texture with an English countryside look. The product is available at drug stores and is applied with upward outward massage strokes before bedtime.
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