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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1964

Page

3

Wig City expands reach in New York wig trade

Milton Barrie markets the largest wig store in New York selling over 3,000 wigs annually. He notes most buyers are fashion conscious working women who rent or buy wigs, with prices up to 300 dollars. Barrie cites 60 basic shades and 60 variations, with popular colors and care tips, while urging licensing to curb shoddy wig operators.

New York Milton Barrie Barrie Milady Aowig Sally Rand Diahann Carroll Terry Thornton Lor James Aire Line

New Cookbook Deflates Legends About Early American Foods

New era cookbook editors say legends about Jefferson and Dolly Madison introducing vanilla macaroni and ice cream are myths. The American Heritage editor notes diaries and journals show early references to these foods before Jefferson or Madison, with ice cream known in America by 1744.

New York UPN Thomas Jefferson United States Dolly Madison America Mervie Renie Evans Jefferson Mrs. Madison Madison

Church brunch and club meetings across Phoenix area

Mothers and DeMolay chapter plan an after church brunch noon to 2 pm at Mrs Heine Fo Hapip home 4617 Ba Royal Viel Dr. Helen Knight chairs. Various clubs meet tonight and Thursday for campaigns, installations, fashion shows, and lectures including Delta Gamma Alumnae and Beta Sigma Phi.

Paradise Valley Order of DeMolay Heine Fo Hapip Helen Knight Thomas Bishop Ascension Lutheran Church Edward P. Pfeifle John Drach Calle del Santo Rachel Martha Circle Luella Oaklief N. 70Th St Phoenix Delta Gamma D. Kelly Turner Ret Ledge Dr Clearwater Hills Edna Davidson Scottsdale Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio Beta Rho Beta Sigma Phi George Adams Thomas M. Bishop Thornwood Acres Heine F. Hapip Royal View Mothers Club

Palo Alto Couple Ties Knot on Terrace Wedding

Mr. and Mrs. Joel Fried wed March 27 on his parents’ terrace in Palo Alto California Rabbi Albert Plotkin officiated. Bride Linda Freidel, Stanford art major, wore Swiss organza with antique lace. Attendants included Mrs. Robert Kauffman and William Light. Guests from New York Texas Massachusetts California Chicago and Arizona attended.

Palo Alto Calif Joel Fried Bernard Fried E. Lincoln Albert Plotkin Eypank Freidel Sr Robert Kauffman Houston Texas William Light San Francisco Randy Sugar Man of Seottsdale Jerome Schatten New York Frank Freidel Sr Huntington Park A. Margo Porterville V. T. Morgan Orange Joseph Armin Chicago Harold B. Fried Sherman Oaks E. M. Goldman Si Kauffman Houstons Phoenix

International Jewelry Styles and Fall Coat Trends Reach Fashion

Fashion notes report deeper jewelry design with Florentine finishes and multi colored gold. Designers book coats that resemble tents for fall and winter with fur and fabric options. Black ensembles return for fall with plunging toppers for dining and dancing.

Jewelry Industry Council Harper’s Bazaar

Magic Tricks Explain Quality Control to Engineers Wives

Howard Kahn a Motorola quality control engineer presented The Magic of Quality Control at the 10th annual Western Region American Society for Quality Control Convention in Portland Oregon. He demonstrated statistical sampling with a card trick to show why operators should not inspect every product.

Howard Kahn E. Cambridge Ave Motorola Western Center American Society For Quality Control Portland Ore Kahn Milwaukee School of Engineering

Spring Showing Of Student Art Scheduled May 8 9

The city parks and recreation department presents a spring show May 8 and 9 at the former Penny Pincher Building at Scottsdale Road and First Avenue. Display includes works by current city community center students and a special section for former students. Prizes in cash and merchandise offered across beginner and advanced divisions under supervision of art specialist Bill Manderfield.

City Parks and Recreation Department Bill Manderfield

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