Ingleside To Hear Skipper Dick on Arizona Education
Ingleside PTA hosts 7:45 p.m. session with Skipper Dick Arizona public instruction chief giving an insiders report on education guiding philosophy and DPI operations. Former Scottsdale superintendent since 1958, Dick is listed in Who's Who. Mrs. Burns chairs.
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Ingleside
Skipper Dick
W. W
Skipper) Dick
Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction
Arizona
Parent-Teacher Association
Department of Public Instruction
Scottsdale
America
Education
Donald Burns
Calendar Benefit Card Party Set Wednesday
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Sodality members announce a benefit card party at 8 p.m. in the Western Savings Building. Admission is 1 per person, with reservations via phone numbers 946-5646 or 946-4487. The event is open to the public.
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Sodality
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Sodality
Western Savings Building
Unitarian Minister To Talk On Peace In Phoenix
The Unitarian Church of Phoenix invites the public to an 8 p.m. program by Rev. Stephen H. Fritchman of Los Angeles on Peace is a Human Right. Fritchman recently returned from World Peace Conference duties in Warsaw and is known for sharp commentary on major institutions. He formerly edited the Christian Herald and served as National Youth Director for Unitarianism.
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The
Unitarian Church of
Warsaw
Poland
Fritchman
Christian Herald
Unitarian
Scottsdale Players Elect Officers And Appoint Board
Scottsdale Community Players announce new officers A C Wyatt president William Kleinz vice president Mrs Walter Lange secretary and Harry Wilson treasurer. Fred Jones Mrs J D Braswell and Mrs Richard Jones named to three year executive terms Graham Hill chosen as player representative.
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Scottsdale Community Players
A. C. Wyatt
William Kleinz
Walter Lange
Harry Wilson
Fred Jones
J. D. Braswell
Richard Jones
Graham Hill
Wyatt, Kleinz, Wilson
Barney Blaine
Raymond Austin
Lange
William Eikner
Stagebelles Auxiliary
Wyatt
James Stone
James Freeman
Eugene Shippey
Fred Jones and
Kleinz
House Committee
de- Loss Rose
C.R.C
Donald Maxwell
Samuel Tomas
Robert Bullock
Trudy Hurley
Leap Year Valentines Put Spin on Cupid Cards
A Kansas City report notes Leap Year adds pressure for bachelors to propose on Valentine’s Day 1964. Publishers offer diverse cards from “Watchamacallit” salutations to vengeance lines and kid friendly puzzles, games, and craft valentines aimed at mothers and children.
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Kansas City
UPI
Fresh Secretary Stirs Resentment and Romance Advice
A letter from Myrtle decries Willow the new secretary for ignorance at dictation and adding machines while admiring her looks. Molly Mayfield counsels patience and warns Willow may seek advancement. a separate query from Mary asks if a summer romance should endure after a breakup. MoMo M. offers casual, cheerful guidance.
Glittering gloves and sapphire mink sweater trend notes
Fashion notes describe gloved hands sparkling with jewel embroidery by Hansen Glove Corp featuring beaded flora patterns. Leo Ritter in New York offers a sapphire mink sweater with full sleeves and double knit turtle neck, ideal for skiing or lounging.
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Hansen Glove Corp
Leo Ritter
New York
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