Junior League Rummage Sale Dates Set at State Fairgrounds
The Junior League of Phoenix announces its 27th annual rummage sale to be held September 27 and 28 at the Arizona State Fairgrounds. General chair is Mrs. A L Moore Jr of Phoenix with cochairman Mrs. Robert Mute al Crattadala QW Vi ocuttsudic. Proceeds fund the league community fund for charitable projects.
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Junior League of Phoenix, Inc
Arizona State Fairgrounds
A. L. Moore Jr
Phoenix
Robert Mute
al Crattadala
League
Dear Molly Mayfield A Siblings Worry Over a Sensitized Sister
A writer describes a sensitive sister who fabricates or exaggerates ailments to gain attention. The author, a busy caregiver, ponders how to distinguish true illness from imagined pain and how to balance concern with practicality. The piece blends personal frustration with concern for a lonely widow.
Navy corpsman recalls lost love and finds purpose in service
A former sailor now a hospital corpsman on a psychiatric ward describes early morning duties, teaching recruits, and coping with memories of a girl he lost. He credits volunteer work with giving life meaning and thanks readers for helping him see value in loss.
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U.S. Navy
Scottsdalians Weds Kidds Living In California
Scottsdalian couple David Melvin Kidd and Georgia Scot Fox married June 8 at Scottsdale Baptist Church. They reside in Los Angeles with her parents and his family attending. The bride, a Scottsdale High School and Arizona State University graduate, wore a white silk sheath and veil. The groom is a National Technical School student in Los Angeles.
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David Melvin Kidd
Scottsdale Baptist Church
Los Angeles
Calif
Georgia Scot Fox
George Fox
N. 71St St
Keith Kelly
Scottsdale
Donald Kidd
Burbank
Kenneth Stephens
Linda Carhart
Cristine Bolini
Ken Davis
Mike Archer
Pat Fox
Danny Kidd
Scottsdale High School
Arizona State University
Scottsdale High
National Technical School
David Melvin
Kfdd
Miss Georgia Scot Fox
Contemporary American furniture gains neater look and vertical design
At the International Home Furnishings Market in Chicago Sanford Wallack of Basic-Witz says the last decade brought the most productive era in U.S. furniture design with built in storage and vertical cabinets to maximize small rooms. He notes softened contours, traditional moldings and more versatile pieces usable in bedrooms living rooms and foyers.
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Sanford Wallack
Basic-Witz
Wallack
Calendar Sweet Adelines Begin Scottsdale Rehearsal
Scottsdale chapter of Calendar Sweet Adelines will start rehearsals at 7 30 p m on Monday at St Barnabas on the Desert Episcopal Church. The first annual show is planned for next winter and new members are welcome from the Valley.
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Sweet Adelines
Scottsdale
St. Barnabas
Desert Episcopal Church
Robert R. Ward
Robert Forrester
Thomas Grundmeir
Guy Goodchild
Conrad Ericson
Mesa
Evelyn Curtis
Invisible zipper promises snag free fastenings
What’s New describes a so called invisible zipper that eliminates the need for a cover-up flap and appears as a closed seam when zipped. The manufacturer claims it cannot snag with no slider slits for material to catch, and references Fast Line Inc of New York at 8 Washington Place.
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Fastline, Inc
Washington Place
New York
N.Y
Free Cooking Classes Open Here Next Week
Two groups of free cooking classes run by Arizona Public Service begin at Saloma Elementary July 1 for first-year and July 8 for third-year, with Ingleside Elementary sessions starting July 8. Instructors are Betty Neal and Betty Jordan. Eligible ages 10 to 14, with a final competition July 31 in Phoenix. Registration at Scottsdale Public Service office or by phone.
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Scottsdale
The
Arizona Public Service Company
Saloma
Ingleside Elementary
Betty Neal
Betty Jordan
Ingleside
Public Service Utility
Maricopa County
Phoenix
Ingleside School
Arts and Crafts Show Slated In Sedona
Scottsdale residents Peg and Ray Graves and Lloyd Hopper will demonstrate jewelry making at Sedona's fourth annual arts and crafts show running next Thursday to Sunday. Exhibits and demos run 11 a.m. to 6 30 p.m. daily with free admission. other locals Blair Armstrong Paolo Soleri and Marian Riley also participate.
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Scottsdale
Sedona
Blair Armstrong
Paolo Soleri
Marian Riley
Officers Installed By St Stephens Church Women
St Stephens Episcopal Church Women installed new officers for the coming year. Kay Johnson becomes president with Shirley Frondorf as vice president Shelly Ingalls as secretary and Vi Green as treasurer. The group discussed plans for an arts and antique auction planned for February.
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St. Stephens Church
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Kay Johnson
Shirley Frondorf
Shelly Ingalls
Vi Green
Peverills Welcome Cheri Squire On Two-Week Visit
Mr and Mrs William Peverill of 8229 E Sheridan host their niece Cheri Squire of Altadena California on her first Valley visit lasting about two weeks.
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William Peverill
E. Sheridan
Cheri Squire
Altadena
Calif
Cheri
End Of Year Sale Set At Thrift Shop
An end of season sale runs 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. tomorrow at the Scotts dale Girls Club Thrift Shop on W Main Street. All items are marked one third off and proceeds fund Girls Club activities. The shop closes and will reopen in September.
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Scottsdale Girls Club Thrift Shop
W. Main Street
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