Ladies and clubs host luncheons across Phoenix area
A series of gatherings: Chana Senesh Pioneer Women luncheon Monday noon at Mrs. Sam Miller’s. Desert Sun No. 7 Amaranth brunch 4140 N Central. Royal Neighbors card party 1325 N 14th St. Key Winders clock club meets at Len Hiller home. Parliamentarians group meets at Mesa Country Club. Phoenix Real Estate Women lunch at Squaw Peak Lanes with talk by Carl Weinberger. board meeting at 10:30 a.m.
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Chana Senesh
Pioneer Women of Israel
Sam Miller
Carnation Hostess Room
N. Central
Order of
Odd Fellow Center
N. 14Th St
Royal Neighbors Social Club
Key Winders of
Arizona
The
National Association of Clock and Watch Collectors
Len Hiller
Ki. Brill
Carl Weinberger
State Real Estate Board
Presidents Honored At Tea by Phoenix Hadas Sah Chapter
The Phoenix chapter of Hadas sah hosts a joint chapter and group installation tea tomorrow at Kelly's Restaurant at 1 p.m. Mrs Harold Ziskin will be installed as chapter president. Group presidents include Mrs Doug Frank, Mrs Tanner, Mrs Lawrence Epstein, Mrs Elana, Mrs Murray Rosen, Mrs Sharon Gonshak, Mrs Jack Gonshak, and Mrs Sabra Gonshak. Mrs Leo Amada, former national board member and former regional president, will install officers.
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Phoenix
Hadassah
Kelly's
Harold Ziskin
Mmes
Doug Frank
Tanner
Lawrence Epstein
Elana
Murray Rosen
Sharon
Jack Gonshak
Sabra
Leo Amada
Northern
Courtesy Is Tonight Dinner Dance Planned at Arizona Club
The Certified Public Accountants Auxiliary hosts a semiformal dinner dance at the Arizona Country Club tonight with cocktails at 7 and dinner at 8. Music will be by Ray Ludovici. Mrs. Dallas Hammond, Mrs. William Farrow, Mrs. William Sweeney, Mrs. Edward Becker and Mrs. Bruce McClanahan organize the event.
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Certified Public Accountants Auxiliary
Arizona Country Club
Ray Ludovici
Mmes
Dallas Hammond
William Farrow
William Sweeney
Edward Becker
Bruce McClanahan
Fashion Show Highlight by B'nai B'rith Girls
A French theme fashion show by the B'nai B'rith Girls will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. at L'Continental Restaurant located at 3601 N Central.
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L’continental
N. Central
Party fetes bosses at Beef Eaters Restaurant
A party planned for tonight by the Marin County Legal Secretaries Association honors bosses. From left are Miss Louise Hasl, Mrs Randall Jaeger the president, and Mrs Merry Leigh Yancey the arrangements chair, wrapping gifts for the event.
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Maricopa County
Scents Out For Charity At Fragrance Ball In New York
Notables and 700 guests attended the Fragrance Ball at the Hotel Astor to raise funds for the Kidney Foundation of New York. Celebrities dined on beef, danced, and gambled for charity while costumes and perfumes dominated the scene. Mayor Wagner attended late with Barbara Cavanagh as socialites showcased aroma themed attire.
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New York
Hotel Astor
Sweet Charity
Robert F. Wagner
Barbara Cavanagh
City groups schedule meetings and family picnic
O GreekK Groups and Phi Gamma announce events. City Council meets Monday at 8 p.m. at First Federal Savings and Loan Building 5830 N 19 Ave with new officers to be installed. Phi Gamma family picnic and potluck tomorrow at 2 30 p.m. hosted by Mr and Mrs Pete Davis 3430 E Harvard. Alpha Gamma chapter meets Monday at 7 p.m. 6308 E Joshua Tree Lane for potluck dinner.
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City Council
Federal Savings and Loan
N. 19 Ave
Phi Gamma Chapter
Pete Davis
Harvard
Alpha Gamma Chapter
E. Joshua Tree Lane
Valley Couple Weds at Mountain View Baptist Church
Newlyweds Louis J. Corlis and Carol Burnett exchanged vows at Mountain View Baptist Church. A church hall reception preceded a honeymoon to the Grand Canyon. Attendants included maid of honor Lynda Gammill and best man Richard Menkin. both attended Arizona State University. The bride's family resides in the Valley and includes Mrs. R. C. Leonard and James H. Burnett. Out of town guests hailed from Missouri Illinois and California.
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Phoenix Cotton Growers Association
Chris Town Mall
Orville Cook
Phoenix Cotton Wives
Pam Arle
Arizona
Maid of Cotton
Arizona State University
Bob Cook
J. S. Francis Jr
Debbie Cook
Peoria
Louis J. Corlis
Mountain View Baptist Church
Grand Canyon
Carol Burnett
R. C. Leonard
James H. Burnett
the Valley
John W. Corlis
Tempe
Lynda Gammill
Richard Menkin
Robert Collins
Glen Martin
Silver wedding anniversary celebrated at Samoan Village
Mr and Mrs Harry Lloyd of 733 Encanto Drive SE were honored at a dinner party for their silver wedding anniversary. Arrangements for the evening were made by Mr and Mrs Ben Ackerman of Scottsdale and Mrs Ruth Kaseman. Gifts were presented to the honorees.
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Harry Lloyd
Encanto Drive
S.E
Ben Ackerman
Scottsdale
Ruth Kaseman
Lightweight Sweater Knitting Class at Camelback Shop
Knitters hurry to craft a lightweight sweater for cool evenings. Arizona's largest yarn selection at 4612 N 7th Ave invites mail orders, alterations, blocking, and Thursday evenings till 9:00. Oren confirms extended hours.
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Arizona
7Th Avenue
Oren
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J. J. Taylor
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Elma L. Rollins
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A. W. Spence
Milton Ponder
Women's Council of
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Squaw Peak
E. Indian School
VIA Alitalia
Europe
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Donut Shops Co SD
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Kidney Foundation of
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James Bond
Lester Lanin
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Howard Loney
Valley
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