Weekend club events span Scottsdale to Phoenix area
The Weekend calendar lists Grams gathering in Scottsdale for the National Federation of Grandmothers Clubs conference with 3.30 luncheon. Mu Phi Epsilon alumnae in Sun City. DeMolay Mothers Club smorgasbord in Scottsdale. Job's Daughters car wash at Kenny's in Phoenix. Also events include La Sertoma luncheon in Casa Grande and Arizona Federation of Republican Women with John R. Coyne Jr. speaking at the Ramada Inn Phoenix.
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Scottsdale
Grandmothers’ Club
Ramada Inn
E. van Buren
Phoenix
Arizona
National
Federation of Grandmothers’ Clubs of America
Phoenix Area
Mu Phi Epsilon
International Music Sorority
J. C. Moore
el Capitan Circle
Sun City
Mmes
C. T. Boynton
C. C. McColl
Scottsdale-Bethel No
International Order of Job’s Daughters
Erich Keheseta
American Service Station
E. Indian School Rd
la Sertoma Club
la Sertoma
George Sandoval
Tucson
Francisco Grande Hotel
Casa Grande
John R. Coyne Jr
Agnew
Arizona Federation of Republican Women
M- Coyne
Martha Wilson
W. Piedmont
Coyne
Arizona State University Mass Communications Department
Spiro Agnew
Washington, D.C
National Review
Stanford coeds market business careers to women
Susan Phillips Anne Thornton and Barbara West at Stanford University lead a campaign to boost women in business schools. They created a multimedia presentation with slides and a rock soundtrack to showcase managerial ambitions and the experience of women in a male dominated field.
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Stanford, Calif
UPI
Stanford University
Susan Phillips
Anne Thornton
Barbara West
Business women aim to redefine Stanford program
Mrs Thornton a Radcliffe graduate 23 seeks real estate housing for low income people while Miss Phillips 23 Stanford graduate to get a psychology masters in June and Miss West 32 runs her own business directory ad service All three spoke after a recruitment trip to eastern states noting growing awareness of women and their issues in business education.
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Terest
Radcliffe College
Thornton
Miss Phillips
Stanford
Miss .West
Phillips
Desert blooms at Scottsdale Girls Club auxiliary boutique
The Scottsdale Girls Club Auxiliary hosts a Springtime on the Desert boutique at Mountain Shadows. The sale features hand crafted items, needlework, clothing for all ages, a gourmet section and a Signature Section with celebrity donated items to benefit Scottsdale Girls Club. A featured eight room colonial doll house from Williamsburg Natchez manor with detailed furnishings and period decor will be auctioned. Sale runs 10 am to 4 pm with $1 admission. proceeds support the Girls Club program. General chairman is Mrs. Frank B. Jackson, with a long listing of committee helpers.
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Robins
Scottsdale Girls Club
Mountain Shadows
Desert
Scottsdale
Alaska
Mexico
Europe
Orient
Williamsburg
Natchez Manor
Victoria
B.C
Frank B. Jackson
Mmes. L. R. Gardner
Russell Ahrens
Richard Bessom
Fred Thielen
A. F. Dorner
Daniel Gray
Thomas B. Scott
William O’brien
George Troppman
Charles W. Hall
Bruce Bergquist
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J. Robert Kepple
William T. Reid
Scottsdale DeMolay Mothers Club
Scottsdale Masonic Temple
N. Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale DeMolay Chapter
Alpha Omicron
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Humanist Society of Greater Phoenix
W. Osborn Rd
David Leech
Allen Weiner
Scottsdale Ceramics
N. Miller Rd
Valle Vista Garden Club
Ted Decker
E. Carnation Circle
Pueblo Parent Council
Ki-Wi
American Airlines
W. S. McCormick
E. Valley View
Phoenix Symphony Guild
Sunshine Room
Camelback Inn
Eduardo Mata
Phoenix Symphony
Friends of
George Isbell
Charles Hedges Jr
Bruce Stodola
Abbott H. Goldenkoff
Scottsdale Bethel
International Order of Job's Daughters
Scottsdale Rd
Julie Murphy
Tuching Fabrics
Mrs. Thornton
General Motors
SPA
Oak & McDowell
Sultan's Lounge
Howard Crook
Loraine Benson
66Th St
Camelback Rd
Camelback Mountain
JFPP
Indy
Mastel
E. Belleview
N. Granite
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Hales
Boston
Habel
Thomas
Tis
The
Time
Posie Post Flower Service
Central Ave
Thaku of
Hong Kong
Custom Tailors
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