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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1963
Page
6
A reader confesses feeling trashy after an affair with a sister’s husband and asks how to quit. The columnist urges moral cleanup, warning to involve juvenile court if needed, and defers to strength of will and accountability.
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Women's Committee holds a special general meeting at 10 tomorrow morning at the Executive House Arizonian. Open to all interested women with coffee and dessert. the 32 member group has new chairpersons for convention tasks and publicity. A new information center operates 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays. A survey of Scottsdale merchants is underway to invite cooperation with the convention bureau.
A surprise birthday party at Mountain Shadows honored Vogue-Scottsdale figure Lynn Donovan. Hosted by Mrs Barbara Hallis Shebek, guests included Mrs Bill Wall, Mrs Buddy Milton, Reginald Hall, Henry Pacoe, Don Carter, Bill Baird, Miss Joan McGann, and Mrs Lucy Decker. The cake resembled a model hat box and was pale pink.
Tri Delta alumnae named officers for the 1963 64 year led by president Mrs Arthur Bethancourt first vice Marion Hosher second vice Mrs Rogers W Johnson treasurer Mrs Lewis B Moore Jr recording secretary Mrs John Schmit corresponding secretary Mrs Lawrence Goldsmith chaplain Mrs Paul A Johnson social chairman Mrs Nelson Stevenson and Panhellenic representative Mrs M J Whitehead.
A surprise birthday party honored Buster Shaver of 8236 E Glen Rosa. Attendees included Thelma Shaver, Brooks Benedict of 7847 E Culver, William Hall of Scottsdale, and Miss Ethel Kirtchner of Tempe. Benedict and Hall are actors and close friends of Shaver.
Mrs. William P. Riley and family hosted Easter guests including Mimi and Pat Riley and Melinda Rahskopf. Mimi Riley returned to Tucson after four days. Pat Riley and Melinda Rahskopf left for Pomona College. California visitors Dr and Mrs Charles D McCarthy and Betty Lee stayed over Easter. other guests included Don Burson and family from India California and Dr and Mrs Robert E Gooch with guests from St Louis.
The Har Zion Sisterhood hosts an 8 p.m. spaghetti dinner and square dance at the Har Zion Synagogue in Scottsdale open to the public. Proceeds fund the Har Zion Congregation kitchen. Entertainment by the Scottsdale Bucks and Beans. Reservations with Mrs. Sohn or Mrs. Grier.
Eighth grade homemaking club members at Supai School made favors for patients at Baptist Hospital of Scottsdale. Participants include Jacqueline Anderson Barbara Jandrey Barbara Gumbert Chris Lopez Halerie Mumma Barbara Sickles Darlene Feller Judy Johnston and Pam Carter with Mrs. Suzanne O Neill as sponsor.
Beth Mulvaney daughter of Mr and Mrs Vincent Mulvaney 8544 E Turney Ave was elected cocurricular committee chairman for 1963 64 at Saint Mary College Kansas She will coordinate campus club activities and represent clubs on the student council A junior English major she is feature editor of the student newspaper and has served as government committee representative
The Paiute School PTA will host a 7 30 pm meeting with a talk by Dr E Nora Ryan on how to be a parent A business session will elect officers and Richard S Nielsen serves as program chairman.
Scottsdale Girl Scout Flight No 454 members wash windows after school or Saturdays to raise money for a June trip to California. They will visit Disneyland Santa's Village camp at Doheny Beach and trek to the San Bernardino Mountains with 20 Scouts and leaders. Contact Elizabeth Warner or Ruth Bebow to arrange service.
St Barnabas on the Desert schedules its annual luncheon meeting at noon tomorrow at the Scottsdale Country Club Shea Boulevard. Rev Henry B Getz will speak and Mrs Alice Harte will be guest of honor. Officers to be elected. Reservations via Mrs Jess Paisley. Open to Episcopal women.
Arizona State University will honor coeds at the annual Women's Day program on April 25 with events including an early morning honorary tapping, a 10 30 a m assembly for women, and a 5 45 p m banquet. Speaker will be Mrs. Charles Garland. Presiding is Dr. Katherine Turner. Co sponsors are the Associated Women Students and the Faculty Women's Club. Scottsdale helpers include Jean Van Slyke Robin Miller and Diane Battenfield.
A program at Tonalea School Thursday evening begins at 7 p.m. It features exhibits by home economics and industrial arts students and selections by a fourth grade chorus.
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