Club Finds Place In Sun To Build Scottsdale Home
The Scottsdale Women's Club will build a clubhouse on a corner lot at Orange and First Avenues after decades of等待. Don Chambers of the Chamber of Commerce turned over the deed to club president Mrs Orville Ford in a small ceremony. Members plan a membership drive to welcome more women of Greater Scottsdale into a home for the club.
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Don Chambers
Orville Ford
Scottsdale
Oange
Fist Avenues
Taylor
Chamber of Commerce
H. M. Jackson
Karner Family Visit Ties Scottsdale Trip to Wyoming Snow
Mrs Karner and Mrs Martha Karner traveled from Rawlings Wyoming to Scottsdale for a two week visit arriving Sunday morning. They noted two feet of snow in Wyoming and planned to stay with relatives Mrs Laura Blader and Mr and Mrs Jack Mykleby at 8340 East Holly.
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Martha Karner
Rawlings, Wy
Scottsdale
Laura Blader
Jack Mykleby
E. Holly
Art Show and Tea Presented by William Schimmell
Scottsdale artist William B. Schimmell directs an art show and tea at Mrs. Jimmye Lou Shelton's home 3636 East Camelback Road on February 25 from 2 to 5 PM. Sharings include Schimmell pupils and works by famed artists including a piece by the late Lionel Barrymore.
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Scottsdale
William . B. Schimmell
West Second Streety
Jimmye Lou Shelton
East Camelback Road
Schimmell
Lionel Barrymore
Art exhibition at Kiva Center features Frank Ashley works
Galleries of San Francisco open to the public this week at the Kiva Craft Center. The colorful track paintings of Frank Ashley, a famed Western artist, are on display with Sam Richardson of Rockefeller New York showcasing his work as well.
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Hansen and Petersen
San Francisco
Kiva
Craft Center
Frank ‘Ashley
Sam Richardson
Rockefeller
New York
Hijs
Social notes list of visitors and gatherings around local residents
ITS FOR YOU Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fuller host visitors including Mrs. Fuller's mother Mrs L R Mattson from Hastings Michigan arriving about ten days ago and staying until April 1. Others visiting include Byron Nelson Lisa Nelson and George Volz in Denver and Charles Colby from Fresno. Phyllis Craner from ASU visited, joined by Cicardi Bruce Jr and Sr from St. Louis at Hotel Valley Ho. Eugene Rupp hosts Virginia Rupp and Richard from Hannibal Missouri. Nicholas Norton and family returned from Las Vegas. Harold Maxwell and sons stay for the winter with Mrs Maxwell's mother Mrs Joe Timken of Enid Oklahoma. Patricia Kilpatrick hosted a teen party with many guests. Charles Swan and family returned from California with Mr Eldon Atwood. The Swans reside at 132 E. Continental Dr.
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Larry Fuller
E. Windsor
Fuller
L. R. Mattson
Hastings, Mich
Byron Nelson
Lisa
Nelson
George Volz
Bet Hudson
Denver
Colo
Charles Colby
Fresno
Calif
Phyllis Craner
Arizona State University
Tucson
Cicardi Bruce, Jr
ASU
Cicardi Bruce, Sr
St. Louis
Hotel
Valley Ho
Charles Swan
Bob
Bill
Jim
California
Corona
Los Angeles
Swan
Eldon Atwood
Upland
E. Continental Dr
Tempe Toastmasters attend Scottsdale gathering
Members of the Palo Verde Toastmasters Club of Tempe will visit the Scottsdale Toastmistress Club on Monday at 7 30 p.m. in the education building of the Scottsdale Methodist Church. Bonnie Farmer of Tempe and Elaine Wartes of Scottsdale are principal speakers. Phyllis Berck is toastmistress with Ber nise Gunderson of Tempe as topic mistress.
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Palo Verde
Toastmasters Club
Tempe
Scottsdale
Toastmistress Club
Flair Model Speaker For Emblem Club Event
Miss Candice Bedner of Flair will speak at a Scottsdale Emblem Club social meeting open to members and guests. The gathering occurs at the Elks Lodge on Brown Avenue and First Street in Scottsdale.
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Candice Bedner
Flair
Emblem Club of
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Elks Lodge
Elks Club
Brown Avenue
First Street
No Longer a Wolf Reflects on Harmless Age Perceptions
A provocative reflection contrasts aging for women and men, noting that girls may deem a man harmless, while a girl’s passage into adulthood is met with similar judgments. The piece examines social attitudes toward gender and maturity.
Comic Opera Offered By Scottsdalians
Scottsdale Chamber Opera presents a comic Offenbach piece titled Mr Cauliflower at Camelback Inn tomorrow at 9 45 p m. The Chamber Mates auxiliary runs tickets decorations and the supper. Joseph Esile directs with Mr Cauli flower as narrator and the production team hosting winter visitors including Mr and Mrs Roy Keller and others.
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Mr. Cauliflower
Scottsdale Chamber’Opera
Camelback Inn
Opera’ Company
North Dakota guests stay at Superstition Heat Apache
Julius Hetland of Fargo North Dakota and other guests including Mr and Mrs Gene Gunther of Fort Wayne Indiana are listed as staying at the Apache resort during the event known as Superstition Heat.
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Julius, Hetland
Fargo
North Dakota
Gene Gunther
Fort. Wayne
Ind
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