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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1965
Page
3
This reminiscence marks turning forty as a mix of fear and reflection. The writer recalls life’s limits and fleeting achievements, cites Ecclesiastes, and finds solace in friends, family, and a Bible cadence of testing. Julie Sader offers counsel about 40 as a time of preparation, not decline, echoing Mitchum’s sister.
Louis Cassels explains reader questions about differences among religions in a new book titled What’s the Difference Doubleday four fifty. He notes no one is truly objective about religion but aims fairness in presenting Christian, Jewish, Muslim, pantheistic and atheist views and their internal divisions.
Mrs. Marie Ellis of Scottsdale leads a 250 piece set of Hopi Kachina dolls for table decor at the Grandmothers Clubs national convention in Phoenix. About 1,400 dolls will be displayed by Valley clubs, based on Harold Colton’s Hopi book. Ellis credits the Delavan Tribe and Prescott Smoki for cultural ties and notes the group’s congenial spirit.
Designer Hubert de Givenchy reimagines 1940s and 1950s silhouettes for a winter collection. Tailored fitted waists, blouse‑like tops, raglan sleeves, and cartwheel hats dominate day wear, with mid‑knee hemlines and a restrained use of svelte coats. Evening looks mix fitted bodices, bat‑wing sleeves, and feathered hems while bright day coats contrast with black evening wear.
United Press International reports a range of new home tools and gadgets. Olin Ramaset introduces a hammer guide for driving steel fasteners into concrete. Polyplastic Forms markets translucent fiber glass sheeting for privacy and light. Polyplastex United promotes a Dog-Stopper spray to deter dogs. Ny Longé unveils a nonstick sponge for oil free cooking cleanup.
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