Place-Dropping an Art by Gay Pauley
A witty column on the social art of place dropping during summer, advising subtle, nonboasting conversation about travel plans. It suggests easing into topics, dropping landmarks like Paris, the Mona Lisa, and passports, and contrasts gentle restaurant hotel and visa drops with more aggressive bragging.
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Gay Pauley
New York
UPI
Elsa Maxwell
Paris
Rome
Scandinavia
States
France
Greenland
Washington
Dublin
Athens
Hong Kong
Dear Molly Mayfield Dear Mrs Mayfield Advice Column
A reader fears her daughter and her daughter's partner are building a replica old plane and worries for her safety. Molly Mayfield reassures that old designs can be flown safely with experience and suggests focusing on calm guidance.
Gammage Elected VP of AAUW Region at Denver Meet
Arizona State University assistant Kathryn K. Gammage was elected vice president of the South Pacific Region, American Association of University Women, for a four year term. She is the first Arizonan to hold a national AAUW office. In Harrisburg, a UPI report notes the Pennsylvania Supreme Court once ruled wives should stay quiet while husbands drive, a decision written by a bachelor judge.
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Kathryn K. Gammage
Arizona State University
American Association of University Women
Denver
Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Installation Set Monday Night
Kiva Toastmistress Club will join Sunset Toastmistress Club of Phoenix at 7 30 p m Monday at the Scottsdale Methodist Church 300 N Miller Rad The installation of new Kiva officers will be conducted with Mrs Merle Wardenburg installing Mrs Chauvin Emmons and Mrs Vivian Miller as speakers Mrs Ruth Faulkner will be toastmistress New Kiva officers are Mrs Philip C Wright president Clayton McAlliston vice president Emmons secretary Trudy Wilkins treasurer and Ed Gilbert club representative Mrs Gilbert is retiring president.
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Kiva Toastmistress Club
Sunset Toastmistress Club of
Phoenix
Scottsdale Methodist Church
Miller Rad
Kiva Club
Merle Wardenburg
Sunset Club
Chauvin Emmons
Kiva
Vivian Miller
Sunset
Ruth Faulkner
New Kiva Club
Mmes
Philip C. Wright
Clayton McAlliston
Emmons
Trudy Wilkins
Ed Gilbert
Candy Stripers
Baptist Hospital of
Scottsdale
Robert H. Bridges
Hospital Woman’s Auxiliary
Joanne Enright
Charlotte Urie
Andi Arthur
Lynn Joyce
Orange Drop Doughnuts Shared in Scottsdale Column
Cookin all Scottsdale presents an orange drop doughnut recipe with flour sugar orange juice and eggs. Author Mrs Marge Foster promotes her cookbook and lists family details and hobbies alongside culinary notes.
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Foster
Scottsdale
Fine China Adopts New Patterns From International Designers
Chicago report on Rosenthal Studio Line introducing new fine china designs by Emilio Pucci Tapio Wirkkala Bjorn Wiinblad Count Sigvard Bernadotte Lucienne Day Hans Theo Baumann Raymond Peynet Raymond Lowey Richard Latham and others. First all black Porcelaine Noire by Wirkkala shown in New York this spring. Rosenthal aims to shift 67 percent of output to studio designs and notes higher prices reflect added art value.
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Ota
Germany
Hans Theo Baumann
France
Raymond Peynet
Raymond Lowewy
George Jensen
Richard Latham
United States
New York
Porcelaine Noire
Wirkkala
Ible
Pucci
Rosenthal
YWCA Opens New Summer Programs Week Ahead
The YWCA Phoenix announces a second session of Come for Fun for all ages starting Monday with a girls program for 8 to 12 years. Activities include drama crafts and sports from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 230 E. Earls Dr. Mrs. Ronald Neff leads.
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YWCA
Come For Fun
Dwhime
ULVNG
DT Wits
Suseing
E. Earls Dr
Phoenix
Ronald Neff
Scottsdale
Family steak fry hosted by VFW Post 3513
A family steak fry was held Thursday afternoon at the VFW Post 3513 located at 222 S. Wells Fargo. Members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and its Woman's Auxiliary attended the event.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
S. Wells Fargo
Household Hints for Silver Care and Cleaning
Practical tips on preserving silver by placing chalk in chests to prevent tarnish a worn hot water bottle repurposed as a kneeling pad filled with foam rubber for scrubbing and weeding a percolator brush cleans food particles from a food chopper after brushing wash rinse wipe and air dry before reassembling parts.
Paradise Valley Club Sponsors Night in Heidelberg Event
Paradise Valley Country Club presents A Night in Heidel burg July 13 at the clubhouse. Complimentary cocktails 7 8 p.m. dinner 8 9 p.m. Dancing 9 p.m. to midnight with Peter Henscheid. Edelweiss Alpine Dancers to perform with a floor show. Reservations via WH 5 2611.
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Paradise Valley Country Club
Heidelburg
Peter Henscheid
Edelweiss
Red Patent Shoes Highlight Fall Children’s Line
Red is rising in children’s footwear for fall with bright new patent styles. Firms emphasize vivid red options as a key trend for youngsters’ shoes this season.
Winners Of Show Selected At Hohokam Elementary
Winners and honorable mentions announced at the Hohokam Elementary doll show part of the summer recreation program. Jean Murray and Laurie McGee honored in the prettiest baby doll division, Sherrie Holden won prettiest doll, Carol Zumstein best dressed doll, Kathy McGee largest doll, Pam Aiken smallest doll, Jeri Murray oldest doll, with 30 plus dolls entered.
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Hohokam
Jean Murray
Laurie McGee
Sherrie Holden
Kathy Normandin
Theresa Johnson
Karen Magdaleno
Carol Zumstein
Judy Murray
Kathy McGee
Cathy Reis
Pam Aiken
Jeri Murray
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Dicky
Minneapolis
Louvre
Molly Mayfield
Wreck
M.M
Mrs. Mayfield
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ASU
Arizona
Marge
Jack) Foster
E. Lewis
Chicago
Italy
Emilio Pucci
Rosenthal Studio
Philin
George Adams
Susan Atkinson
The
VFW Post
Hayden Road
Guggy
Fashion Square
Scottsdale Rd
Lullaby Guild
Child Care
State of
Joe Hunt
Bank OF Scottsdale
Scott Twins
Scott-Cher
Scott-Loan
N. Scottsdale Road
Sth Ave
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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