Casa de Amigos offers sober home for women in Phoenix
Mary Bach reports on the Casa de Amigos a warm Phoenix house for women alcoholics. The auxiliary plans a spring fashion show at Mountain Shadows to raise funds for decor and needs. The house operates with AA oriented therapy housing fourteen residents with a waiting list and accepts women from Yale to jail while stressing abstinence and family support.
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Mary Bach
Casa de Amigos
Phoenix
Casa
Portland Ave
Westery
Michelle
Scottsdale
Fifth Avenue
W. H. Moffatt
Mountain Shadows
Barbara Skinner
Casa Neeni
Casa de Amigas
Casa rehabilitation program helps women return home
Mrs. Byrne notes 63 percent of residents return home through the Casa program, with many graduates joining as guild members. She urges funds to keep Casa a home not an institution, suggesting clubs decorate rooms with donated furniture and supplies. Doctors are among the program’s greatest admirers, including a newspaper woman.
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Maricopa County
Chicago
Casa
Sabine Rosenzweig presents a rare antique jewelry collection
Sabine Rosenzweig showcases her heritage jewelry at Rosenzweig's Scottsdale Fashion Square through February 24. The collection spans ancient gold pieces, Egyptian relics, and Persian illuminated manuscripts gathered from travels in Spain and beyond, with Sabine aiming to donate pieces to museums eventually.
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Sabine
Rosenzweig’s
Scottsdale Fashion Square
University of Chicago
Els
Scipio Africans
Caesar
Rosenzweig
Scottsdale Fashion
Alpha Phi Mothers Club to honor two at ASU dinner
An Alpha Phi Mothers Club event at Arizona State University awards two members fifty dollars each for leadership and service. The dinner in Palo Verde Hall begins at 5 15 PM with Mrs. Fredric J. Trump Sr presenting. Speaker is Mrs. Earl Weisser. Special guests include alumnae and chapter staff.
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Alpha Phi Sorority
Arizona State University
Alpha Phi Mothers’ Club
Palo Verde Hall
Fredric J. Trump
Scottsdale
Mothers’ Club
Earl Weisser
Paul
Lack of vitamins hurts pregnancy
A New York study of 259 pregnant women led by Dr. Martin D L Stone finds folic acid deficiency linked to birth defects miscarriages and infant deaths. About 20 percent lack the vitamin and 35 percent of babies born to deficient mothers also lack it. Tests can detect deficiency. women should get prenatal care early.
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New York
Martin DL. Stone
Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology
New York Medical College - Metropolitan Medical Center
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Spain
Emilio
ELKS
Enue
Sweet Peas
7Th St
Thomas Rd
24Th St
7Th Street
Aim
Pam
Hani
David Smart
Robert Schuster
W. M. Welker
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
56Th St. and
Oak
New Education
Red Dog
Paul Shank
Danny Griffith
Jim Tracy
Seifert Hotel
Scottsdal
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