Scottsdale Arts Show Opens On Fashion Square Mall
The Scottsdale Artists' League stages its annual spring exhibit and sale Friday and Saturday on Fashion Square mall. Members will display oils watercolors drawings and sculpture with live demonstrations and a public vote for favorites. Paintings may be purchased during the show. The league numbers over 100 members and features former prize winners.
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Scottsdale
Artists’ League
Fashion Square
Eeaf Original Works League
Scottsdale Woman Named AAUW Area Representative
Mrs. Raymond Warner of 5812 East Cambridge was appointed area representative of world problems for the Arizona Division of the American Association of University Women. The one year term was set by Dean Catherine Nichols, the division president.
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Raymond Warner
E. Cambridge
Arizona
American Association of University Women
Catherine Nichols
Mothers and Daughters Model Fashions Tomorrow Night
Mothers and daughters from Tavan Elementary will model 100 outfits in the annual show titled American Fashions On Parade. The event at Arcadia High School auditorium starts at 7 30 PM with sixth to eighth grade student models and performances by the school band and chorus. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children, tickets at the door.
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TAVAN
Arcadia High School
PTA
Teri Smith
Wayne Spangler
Janice Stidham
Shelby Williams
Tavan’ Parent-Teacher Association
Wildcat
Charles
Dear Molly Mayfield on a Joke Dodger Husband
A letter-writer asks how to handle a husband whose jokes offend, with advice to avoid mirroring the behavior. The columnist suggests a firm dressing-down when needed, and even a cold shoulder at opportune moments, while avoiding stooping to his level.
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Molly
Grouch
Slip-On Shoes and Military Look Dominant in Fall Fashion Notes
The National Shoe Retailers Association reports a rise in slip-on fall shoes for men. Women favor raincoats with a military inspired waist fit, epaulet trim, brass buttons, flap pockets and belts, as Italian makers back the trend.
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National Shoe Retailers Association
Camelback Project For Women Seeks Signatures
Arcadia Woman's Club adopts Save Camelback Mountain as a project. Members will staff Scottsdale booths in May to gather signatures on petitions. Petitions distributed to federated clubs in Central District. Resolutions were presented at the AFWC Central District convention.
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Camelback Mountain
Arcadia Woman’s Club
Scottsdale
Arcadia
Central District
Maricopa County
AFWC
Safari Hotel
LeRoy Hanneman
Arizona
Lee Books
Beta Rho selects Girl of the Year in Scottsdale
Mrs. Alan Spector of 1220 East Medlock Drive Phoenix named Girl of the Year by Beta Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Selection cited attendance participation and service at meetings socials projects plus kindness and duties. Mrs Spector active as recording secretary treasurer yearbook and committee member.
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Beta Rho
Beta Sigma Phi
Theodore McDaniel
E. Roma Ave
Marcus Ruger
Jack Warner
McDaniel
Richard
John Shaw
Valley Presbyterian Church
Alpha Phi Chapter
John Murchildon
Palo Verde Lane
John Marron
Alan Spector
E. Medlock Dr
Phoenix
Beta Rho Chapter
Ronald R. Chase
Beta ‘Sigma Phi
Sorority” City Council
Arizona Maid of Cotton Crown Event Planned at Camelback Inn
Marilyn Bucks of Scottsdale will usher at the first annual Arizona Maid of Cotton selection and Cotton Cotillion to be held Friday and Saturday at Camelback Inn. The event, sponsored by the Phoenix Cotton Wives, will end with the Cotton Cotillion Saturday night. Dan W. Clarke of Tucson chairs the judges' panel.
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HiWay House Convention Center
Catholic Social Service Guild
Buddy
Brady
Dean Miller
Phoenix
Catholic Social Service
Marilyn Bucks
Scottsdale
Camelback Inn
Phoenix Cotton Wives
Arizona Maid
Memphis
Tenn
Dan’w. Clarke
Tucson
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League
Order of DeMolay
Order of Job’s Daughters
Order of Eastern Star
Scottsdale Masonic Temple
Lee TePpel
John Vanlandingham
Papago Lanes
Scottsdale Writers’ Workshop
A. L. Pittinger
N. Woodmere Fairway
Boyd Robb
Hamlin
Mesa Lutheran Hospital
Iriary
Rex Weaver
Raymond Elliott
W. P. McDavid
P. L. Salé
V. E. Frazier
Tamar Hadassah
Samuel Langerman
Phoenix Little Theater
Brandeis University Women’s Committee
Sean O'Casey
Scottsdale Public Library
E, Main
Harvey Shahan
The
Friends of the Library
Susan Atkinson
George Adams
Dear
Molly Mayfield
Mate
Mrs. Spector
Pennsylvania
Insurance Company of North America
Trader Vic's
5Th Ave
Scottsdale Rd
Antoine Salon
Mental Health Association
J. Gordon Hedrick
Mesa Area
Richard Segal
Tempe
James W. Colachis
Robert Hanan
N. 40Th St
Paradise Valley
Valley OF the Sun
Judson School
Mockingbird Lane
Lincoln Drive
Scottsdale Fashion
Soliare
Helene Curtis
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