Scottsdalians Star in Phoenix Little Theaters Sleeping Prince
Sherri Chessen of 300 West Diamond plays Mary and Earl Burrows portrays the Prince Regent in Terence Rattigan's The Sleeping Prince at Phoenix Little Theater. Irma Gange from the Scottsdale Players appears in a supporting role. The ten day run begins April 1 with 8:30 p.m. curtain at Phoenix Little Theater.
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Phoenix Little Theater
Terence Rattigan’s “the Sleeping Prince
Scottsdalians
Sherri Chessen
West Diamond
Mary
Marilee Moenroe
Prince
Prince Regent
Earl Burrows
West Moreland
Irma Gange
Scottsdale Players
Kingdom
Carpathia
Easter Bonnets Of Rare Design Displayed By Welcome Wagon
The Welcome Wagon Newcomers Easter meeting at Jokake Inn showcased debutant hats titled The Vogue. Thirty-one members and guests attended the luncheon where Mrs. Alan Hudson won first prize for an edible pancake brim bonnet featuring a miniature skillet with bacon and syrup pitcher.
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Welcome Wagon
Jokake Inn
Alan Hudson
E. Fairmont Ave
Beavers Builders Club Fashion Show and Teahouse Play Highlights
Accent On Youth notes Scottsdale High School Beaver Builders Club held its annual Fashion Show and Tea at Paradise Valley Country Club featuring models from the club and local Scottsdale shops. Arcadia Hirsh School staged Teahouse of the August Moon with cast led by Roger Bigelow and Michael Case. The Jays lost 12-0 to South Mountain on April 5, with Chad Vance on the mound, eight strikeouts, four walks, seven hits, and Scottsdale committing four errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Builders Club
Scottsdale High School
Ternoon
Paradise Valley Country Club
Beaver Builders
Scottsdale
Fine Arts Department
Arcadia Hirsh School
Roger Bigelow
Sakini
Michael Case
Captain Fisby
Lois Liska
Lotus Slossom
Michael Evans
Colonel Purdy
Jayvees
South Mountain
Rebels
Chad Vance
Beaver
Hite
Luge
Urie
Sorority Installs New Officers in Scottsdale Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Beta Sigma chapter of Scottsdale installed officers at the Royal Palms Inn on Wednesday night led by president Mrs. John Bradshaw and including vice president Mrs. Paul Clouse and other key posts. State officers headed by Mrs. William Stafford conducted the ceremony with guest speaker Mrs. Jerry Bruce, president of the Arizona chapter, addressing attendees.
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Epsilon Sigma Alpha Beta Sigma
Scottsdale
Royal Palms Inn
John Bradshaw
Paul Clouse
Jack Amsbury
Claude Carter
William Richard Snedeker
Edwin Dean
Carolyn Bostock
Robert Kepler
William Baldwin
Kobby Barwick
Richard Hosier
Ways and Means
Edwin Edwards
Richard S. Peterson
Alpha Omicron
William Stafford
Rush
John K. Lewis
Mesdames Donald Furst
Robert V. Mitchell
James Allen
B. Lee Preston
Warren Gentry
Milton Fuller
Bruce Carrigan
Dick Gray
Robert Maud
Richard Schaeffer
Guy Wheaton
Fred Tracy
Oscar Miller, Jr
Leo Gieim
Ira Yeager
Jerry Bruce
Arizona
Larry Burroughs
Wilfred Stewart
Robert von Mlue
Mural Smith
Johr
Austin
Birthday Surprise Party For Two Honorees
Miss Kathleen Dodenhoff hosted a double surprise party for Betty Dodenhoff and Fred Walters at 815 St Columbus Ave last Saturday night. Betty celebrated her seventeenth birthday on April 10 and Fred his eighteenth birthday the next day. The event featured gifts a cake with uncooperative candles and a scavenger hunt with guests including Karen Ohlau Natalie Kaiser Karen Well Lynn Wahl Marty Owen Jerry Helms David Oetjen Bernie Schoenkecht Larry Huseman Barbara Victor Kim Victor Judy J Bill Pehler Mary Grise Ted Ekrass and Jim Eliot.
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Kathleen Dodenhoff
Betty Dodenhoff
Fred Walters
St Columbus Avenue
Miss Dodenhoff
Vic. Walters
Barty -Govers
Karen Ohlau
Natalie Kaiser
Karen Well
Lynn Wahl
Marty Owen
Jerry Helms
David Oetjen
Bernie Schoenkecht
Larry Huseman
Barbara Victor
Kim Victor
Judy J. Bill Pehler
Mary Grise
Tedekrass
Jim Eliot
Red Sex visit Safari lounge ends with late evening
The Boston Red Sex, guests of Paul Shank in the Safari lounge, spent a late evening there last Thursday. They admit they forgot spring training after seeing hot hors d oeuvres.
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Boston Red Sex
Paul Shank
Scottsdale Wins District Press Book Contest
The Scottsdale club won the district press book competition in District 8 of the Arizona Federation of Business and Professional Women. Five clubs competed: Scottsdale Tempe Mesa Saguaro and Chandler. The winning entry advances to the state competition with state results announced at the federation convention in Sedona on April 29 30 and May 1.
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District 8
Arizona Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Scottsdale
Tempe
Mesa
Saguaro
Chandler
Peter Stein
Scottsdale Press Book
Federation
Sedona
Thornwood Acres Home Hosts St John Guests
The John Woudenburg home in Thornwood acres welcomes Mrs. Jennie St John and Miss Berea St John of Los Angeles and Simon St John of Denver as guests. Other family friends, Mr. and Mrs. Farnum St John, are staying at Safari with the Woudenburgs.
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John Woudenburg
Thornwood Acres
Jennie St. John
Miss Berea St. John
St. John
Denver
Fauiily
Woudenburgs
Safari
Farnum
Children Help Easter Appeal With Copper Penny Gift
A four year old boy in worn clothes brings a penny to support crippled children as Mrs. Beyer records a family’s Easter Seal appeal. Elsewhere a Town Marshal reports a minor accident on South Miller road injuring no one. The Nelson family mentions TV stars Ricky and David in a lighthearted note.
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Ricky
David
Ozzie and Harriet
Ricky Nelson
Women's Club Holds Tea for New Scottsdale Members
The Scottsdale Women's Club Executive Board hosted a tea at Mrs. Anthony Arlotta's home, 5420 East Exeter, to honor new members including Lillian Berman Mimi Bondi Al Bright S M Conlin Robert Cron Harold Davis G J Fenix Dorthea Humphreys John J Newhouse Muriel Soule Annette Steiber Marty Pastel Douglas Cron and Austin Capp.
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Scottsdale Women’s Club
Anthony Arlotta
East
Exeter
Lillian Berman
Mimi Bondi
al Bright
S. M. Conlin
Robert Cron
Harold Davis
G. J. Fenix
Dorthea Humphreys
John J. Newhouse
Muriel Soule
Annette Steiber
Marty Pastel
Douglas Cron
Austin Capp
Patton Named Officer In ASU Sorority
Cynthia Patton of 6907 Palm Lane has been elected house chairman of the ASU campus chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma. She is a junior in liberal arts, Naiads swimmer, pompon squad member, and Camelback High School 1957 graduate.
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Cynthia Patton
Palm Lane
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Arizona State University
Miss Patton
Helen C. Patton
ASU College of Liberal Arts
Naiads
Camelback High School
the Pom Pon Line
Girl’s Athletic Association
Final Pima PTA meeting to close school year
The nineteenth of April marks the last Pima school PTA meeting at Soloma school cafetorium. Attendance has rarely dipped below 400, says Principal Townsend. A renowned mental health figure will deliver a satirical talk on human nature. Attendees are asked to bring coupon stamps for PTA supplies.
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Pima
Soloma
Marshall and
Second Street
Townsend
Bke
Easter Visit Brings Mrs Wooster To Socorro Family
Mrs Paul Wooster of Socorro traveled to New Mexico to spend Easter with her daughter and the Claude Cowans on North Scottsdale road.
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New Mexico
Paul Wooster
Socorro
Claude Cowans
Scottsdale Road
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Phoenix Musical Theatre
Glenn Wenger
Tom
Journey
Lowell English
Raymond Morehead
Kyle Savage
James B. Trent
Scottsdale Country Club
Lynn Fineil
Miss Higa
Laurie Retter
Lynne Milot
Judy Elliott
Dulcie Pridgeon
Linda Ploegsma
Mary Speakman
Mary Schammel
Sharon Beckman
Jody Nesmith
Lady Astor the Goat
John Hall
Titan
Reginald Brooks
Gordon Caswell
Margaret Burrel
Robert Lindgren
W. EF. McCain
East Indian School Road
McCain
Grady Weinland
Mill and Lee
Mrc
FE. B
Tims
Tunica
Miss
Graviour
Dini Lalng
Scottsdale Safari
Whitney
PBW
Los Angeles
Simon
RED Goose
D. H. Beyer
East Osborn
South Miller Road
Bill Downing
Mary Evans
Richard Nelsons
East Almeria
Eric
Hollywood
Saba‘ss
Pima Plaza
Colognes
Laster
Cosmetic Dept
Corday Perfume
Brown & First Ave
Laza
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