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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1963
Page
6
Scottsdale High School fine arts presents The Diary of Anne Frank at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. Marilyn Lee stars as Anne Frank, with Bill Collins as Mr Frank and Barbi Young as Mrs Frank.
Mr and Mrs Robert H Bridges hosted a Saturday dinner for locals and winter visitors from Kansas City plus guests from St Paul and Winona. The gathering, billed as a reunion of local social groups, included several couples and noted newcomers to Mesa. Arizona Boys Ranch benefit chili supper preparations at Scottsdale church are announced for tomorrow night.
Civil defense will be the topic at Alpha Chapter Beta Sigma Phi meeting in Phoenix at 8 tomorrow night with Mrs. Martin Goebel as speaker and Mrs. Kathryn Nielson as program chairman. Alpha Psi Chapter meets at Mrs. John Axe home with travel talk by Mrs. A C McFrederic and Miss Margaret Tetrick as program chair. Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Association gathers at Mrs. Thomas Moore home with C M Duccy speaking on The Making of Wills and Mrs. Edward Smith as program chair.
A New York State Club sponsors a spaghetti dinner from 6 to 7 30 p.m. Saturday at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Mesa. The menu features spaghetti with meat sauce tossed salad hard rolls cake coffee and punch. Reservations by Waldo DeMers BR 5 6507 or Margaret Hoyt WO 4 8389. Open to New Yorkers and friends. Donation is 1 dollar.
Oasis Mobile Home Park residents held a February birthday dinner at Helsing's Papago Dining Room with 11 residents honored and a couple celebrating a wedding anniversary. Afterward 56 residents returned to the park clubhouse for bridge and canasta as birthdays were noted for Perry Thompson Nina Henni gan Mable Blackheart Woodie Woodson Forest Kinder Anna Christianson Ann Flaherty Dr. Ray Hanson Agnes Ramsey Lily Strong and Hal Haden. Mr and Mrs Mac Gottschalk observed their 49th anniversary. A separate ham dinner for 19 Colorado couples featured blue and white decor and Columbine arrangements with Mrs Floyd Mockler leading the arrangements committee.
A Neighborhood Brownie Day is planned March 30 at the Scottsdale Community Center with 20 troops from Soloma Judson Kiva Kaibab Paiute and Our Lady of Perpetual Help schools. Highlights include an art contest with prizes by age division plus singing dancing games and handicrafts.
Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club of Scottsdale will honor their bosses at a dinner affair tomorrow at the Ramada Inn. A social begins at 6 30 p m with dinner at 7 15 p m. Mrs Kent Huson is the program chair man.
A joint PTA session for Coronado High School and Tonto Elementary meets at 7:30 p.m. in Coronado High auditorium to hear Dr. Charles Holt discuss the proposed band issue and new facilities. Don Juans choral group and refreshments are planned.
Household Hints suggests using salt to refresh rugs before vacuuming. It stresses balancing flavors so sauce does not overpower meat or vegetables. It recommends Old Hickory Smoke Salt with fried oysters for outstanding flavor. It advises boiling carrots in skins to retain vitamins and washing waste, and mashing them with salt and pepper instead of peeling. It notes instant toasted onions add crunch to a citrus salad.
Arcadia Woman’s Club meets at 7 15 p m on Thursday at Shepherd of the Hills Congregational Church to discuss On Challenging at the Polls. Speakers include Richard Klein of the Republican Party and Joseph Green Democratic chairman for the 26th district. Mrs Gordon Shillingburg presides with Mrs William Eikner and Mrs Scotty Wallace directing. Hostesses are Mines Carson Floyd Byron Osterloh and Wallace. Open to all interested persons.
A simple upgrade converts cotton gloves into an elegant accessory by sewing seed pearls. The technique adds a hint of sparkle at a low additional cost, offering a refined look without heavy expense.
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