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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1963
Page
6
The Scottsdale Girls' Club offers a charm class taught by Mrs. O Connor for about 20 girls aged six to teens focusing on grooming, posture, and etiquette. Separate sessions cover ballet, drama, and stage skills with plans for a fashion show and guest speakers.
Carl D. Miller regional supervisor of traffic safety education will speak at the Soloma School Parent-Teacher Association meeting at 7:30 tonight. The topic is Safety Education. Miller coordinates safety programs for central Arizona schools and communities. Babysitters will be provided and refreshments served.
A coffee for the mothers of members of the Scottsdale Girls Club is planned for 10 a.m. Friday at the clubhouse on Miller and Osborn Roads. Officials say the social will help mothers become better acquainted with club activities and other members.
Mrs. George Hayduke chairs the hostesses for the 7 30 gather at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Ted Chapman and Mrs. Theodore Cogswell assisting. Refreshments will be served to mothers and Scottsdale Chapter De Molay members after the regular meeting. Dr and Mrs Edward R Jenney host winter visitors joining from Cleveland and Erie households with guests at Country Lane Apartments.
A one day workshop titled New Dimensions in Woman Power is set for Saturday at Mountain Shadows. About 300 professional business women from across the state will attend with speakers including David H. Murdock and John P. Cleaver.
The SCOTTSDALE WELCOME WAGON NEWCOMERS CLUB will meet Thursday at Indian Bend Country Club in Scottsdale. Bridge at 10 a.m. cocktails at noon and luncheon at 12 30 p.m. Open to all interested newcomers. Beta Sigma Phi Alpha Psi Chapter meets tomorrow evening at Mrs. Bill Wall's home in Phoenix for a model meeting with a skit by the membership committee.
Colored popcorn drops onto a freshly iced cake creating a vivid dessert for a special occasion. Bright kernels add texture and color as a playful topping.
Dr. Charles C. Holt, Scottsdale public schools superintendent, received a life membership in the Arizona Congress of Parent-Teacher Associations at the Scottsdale PTA Council dinner. A "This Is Your Life" feature closed the program as Pam Francis and Trey Gill received plaque awards for winning the council essay contest My Citizenship Responsibilities. Retired U S Air Force Gen Robert L Scott Jr spoke, with guests including district administrators and Mrs M M Markiewicz attending.
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