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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1967
Page
15
Shirley Heymann hosts a five minute spelling challenge revealing six acceptable pronunciations for experiment and surprising spellings. The Esquire Magazine piece lists weird spellings and notes two words with tricky roots, while urging readers to improve and spell mischievous and achieve correctly.
Mary Halas Phoenx 11 year old writes in Seventeen about psychotherapy and its benefits and drawbacks. She describes her year and a half in group therapy noting it helped with communication and self understanding while recognizing cost and jargon as downsides. Mary is a Marquette University freshman and Bourgade High School alum.
The Episcopal Women of St Barnabas on the Desert host a dessert bridge and fashion show at 12 30 p m Thursday in the church parish hall to benefit church missions. Music by Harder Hendershott and Viva Imports shows clothes by Viva Imports. Tickets cost 2 50 with reservations to Mrs H H Johnson or Mrs W M Swisher.
The Beaux Arts Ball sponsored by the Women's Architectural League will be at Paradise Inn on April 28 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. A 10 pair Grand March will crown prizes in costume categories. Proceeds go to the Phoenix Public Library. Also today a Louvre Puria exhibit opens at Pioneer Bank lobby and runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. through Thursday. Wednesday features a United Jewish Welfare Fund luncheon with Dr. Ralph Kaplan and art fashion shows at Mountain Shadows. Additional notes cover cancer group meetings and Scottsdale Library book gifts by Village Til ler's Garden Club.
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