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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1961
Page
5
Seven graduate friends from Tempe who met in Scottsdale yearly since 1935 hold an annual luncheon and gift exchange. They range from teachers at Yavapai Hopi Kachina and Tempe schools to substitutes and retirees. They remain active with Sigma Sigma Sigma and celebrate birthdays and travels each year.
Chicago tips explain proper etiquette for inviting and replying to social events. Handwritten invites use ink. showers on stock. Each invite should state where when why and include an rsvp or please reply. Formal replies follow the host's request within 24 hours to three days.
Miss Carol Jones departs Lane A in Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania to begin studies at Bryn Mawr College this year. She is a graduate of Stoneleigh Prospect Hill School Greenfield Massachusetts.
The Legionettes of Arizona Inc plan their annual birthday ball and awards program on September 16 at 12 30 p m at the Ramada Inn in Phoenix. An all girl teenage group offers activities from softball and swimming to archery rifle teams bowling golf and drill corps. Officials are expected to attend as trophies funds and ranks are awarded to girls who meet academic standards and show poise and dress.
A drop-in luncheon is set for Thursday at 12 noon in the Garden Room of Beef Eaters Restaurant. The event aims to acquaint new members and include a style show, with new officers to be installed at the first meeting on Sept 13 at 7 30 p m at the Scottsdale Masonic Temple. The officers are Mmes Glenn Vaux president William Briggs vice president Bob Berrier secretary Wayne Cowan treasurer and Harry Poppe chaplain.
Mrs W A Hicks spends weeks in Saratoga Wyoming at her former home. George Walmsley and wife visit Edmiston residence in Phoenix. Michael D Smith of Scottsdale attends Fiji Academy at Indiana University, as Occidental College senior and Phi Gamma Delta chapter president among 200 officers. Norman Fink of the Hawaiian Shop leaves for West Coast buying trip.
Actress Aline MacMahon speaks of contentment in life and career. She lists marriage abroad trips and a stable home as foundations, and praises women pursuing medicine and public service. She notes fashion is simple and emphasizes confidence over appearance at any age.
Mrs. Florence Duree dean of students at Monticello College in Alton offers plain advice for freshmen. After 15 years at the two year women’s college she finds the hardest to succeed are students who act affected. Administrators and counselors agree that staying true to oneself eases the transition from high school to college.
Louis Taylor of 6714 E Indian Bend Rd an ASU English professor and horse expert announces The Horse America Made to be published by Harper and Brothers New York. He has taught horsemanship for twenty years and managed bred and shown horses for Land O Goshen in Kentucky. The book is set for release September 27.
Fall piano program offers two music camp scholarships and one progressive scholarship. Location listed as Studio, 8 E. Ist., Scottsdale.
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