Scottsdale Girls Club reports strong 1964 start and growing teen program
The Scotts dale Girls Club opens its 1964 season January 6 with 129 girls using the facilities and 105 visiting three times or more. The program adds bowling for teens, weekly teens day, and a range of classes from cooking and sewing to archery and social dancing. The club seeks supplies and a typewriter as its top needs while volunteers from Coronado High School help with tumbling and drama. Summer activities include a new horsemanship class eyed for February.
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International Dinner Set Tomorrow By Sorority
The Beta Kappa Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosts a progressive dinner starting at 6:30 with country themed stops including Orient Mexico Hungary Egypt and the United States. Guests receive passports and are guided by a rickshaw and driver across hosts homes with themed menus and costumes.
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Female Leads 13-Member Band: Not Superstitious
New York billed all girl dance orchestra led by Joan Fairfax, a Canadian-born vocalist, counts 13 including its leader. The group formed last November and plays one-night stands before settling at Harrah's Tahoe and in Reno Las Vegas. Fairfax, 27, heads the project with her husband as manager and Matt Betton as music director. they selected the musicians from Midwest and Southwest colleges and conservatories.
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Dear Molly Mayfield Husband Seeks Help Over Inlaw Visits
A husband complains that his wife's brother and family treat their home as a flop house visiting every other month for seven years. They stay four to seven days, demand meals, babysitting, and beds, with no groceries. He asks for advice on how to address it without hurting feelings. He worries about his own feelings and the idea of a man’s castle.
When Relatives Arrive Too Often and It Stops Now
A speaker urges a wife to set boundaries with visiting relatives. Suggests she asks them to announce visits in advance and to bring a food item next time. Proposes that the husband step in if she won’t, framing the request as normal and considerate.
Son’s romance raises family concerns over marriage timing
A mother writes her concerns about her 30 year old son in a three year relationship with a woman older by three years. She worries about inheritance, lack of family contact, and asks the son to bring the partner to meet relatives to ease her fears.
Goldwater Fashion Show Set for Safari Hotel February 15
The 36th annual El Desfile de las Modas de Desierto benefit fashion show will be at 2:30 p.m. February 15 at the Safari Hotel to raise funds for YWCA. Designers Geoffrey Beane and Talmack debut pieces, with top names such as Dior, Cassini, Traina and Reig among featured contributors. Proceeds support YWCA improvements. tickets available at Goldwater stores, YWCA, and via committee members.
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Cape Fashion Touches Radcliffe Circles
Women at Radcliffe embrace capes and ponchos as Harvard Square shops feature cape shapes. Radcliffe personalities favor long straight hair and dark knee skimming shifts with turtleneck jerseys under the capes.
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New Hi-flex Socks Guarantee Stands With Money Back
B F Goodrich Industrial Products Co unveils a line of men s hosiery promising no drop or half mast with a money back guarantee if the sock surrenders at the calf and slips toward the ankle. The secret is a new Hi flex thread.
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