Chamberettes set spring fashion show topic at luncheon
Chamberettes President Evy Clements says the May 19 Spring Fashion Show will be the luncheon agenda at Payson Country Club next Wednesday April 9. All members are urged to attend.
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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1975
Page
8
Chamberettes President Evy Clements says the May 19 Spring Fashion Show will be the luncheon agenda at Payson Country Club next Wednesday April 9. All members are urged to attend.
Members of the Payson Woman's Club will hold a White Elephant sale tomorrow and Saturday from 8 30 a m to 5 p m at the club building. They will take orders for Tupperware during the sale to support the library and clubhouse. Drop by to find items you may be seeking.
A neuro-surgeon, an agricultural manager, a chemical engineer, a tea grower, and a biology teacher will stay in Payson Rotarians’ homes during their visit. Hosts anticipate enlightening conversation and await further details in the Roundup.
Irene Nystromis Program Chairman schedules a Payson Woman's Club session for next Tuesday at 2 p.m. A U S Forest Service representative will present films including The Heritage Restored aligned with the year’s theme Our American Heritage. All members are urged to attend this session.
Reminder for attendees of the Chamber of Commerce luncheon at noon at the Payson Country Club. Meetings are scheduled at the Country Club through the second quarter of 1975.
Mrs Richard Horst of Stickney South Dakota is visiting her parents Earl Hildeman and her sister and brother in law Don Harper in Payson for three weeks.
Gene and Helen Smith arrived home after a three month stay in Yuma and a flying trip to Tahiti and Moorea recently opened to colonization. They enjoyed sight seeing and snorkeling but faced a water pump failure on arrival.
In line with Rotary International Group Study Exchange Payson Rotarians will welcome six young men from India on April 22 and 23. The delegation includes the Governor's representative among its members.
Tom Trosper is transferred to Teledyne Geotech headquarters in Garland Texas. Barbara and the children will remain in Payson until school ends, then join him. Best wishes to the family.
Hans and Rosalind Schuerer traveled to Ontario California for Easter to visit Rosalind’s brother William Fredricks whom she had not seen in eight years. Hans has served as advertising manager for The Payson Roundup since last November.
Allie Lee Gibson visits Jane Conway and enjoys time with her sister who arrived from Silom Springs Arkansas last week. She plans to leave this week to visit a daughter in Washington.
Andrea Troutman became a U.S. citizen on March 21 after arriving from Germany at age four and being adopted by Bob and Betty Troutman in June 1972. She joined 64 others who also gained citizenship last Friday. the Troutmans have three sons, including an adopted Korean now in California.
Members of Kathy Shepherd's class waited for their turn to color eggs last Thursday. Students dipped eggs in rainbow colors in preparation for the big hunt on Friday.
Stella Russell and Kate Crabtree await their first great grandchild while extended families Keith and Vera LaForge George and Sue Morris Earl and Kathy Laborge anticipate Jamie Lynn’s arrival. Jeannie Morris looks forward to her first niece as Great-Grandma Kate celebrates a birthday.
Mac McLaughlin returns home from Phoenix hospital in good spirits after surgery. He and Joyce visit relatives in Deming New Mexico over Easter. Joyce hosts Ginny Mountjoy from Torrance California for the week.
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