Batik Exhibition by Hsu Hsueh-chung at Phoenix Museum
The Phoenix Art Museum showcases Batik works by noted Taipei Formosa artist Hsu Hsueh-chung in the Northeast Gallery during May. Batik dyes cloth with wax resistant areas, producing criss-crossed lines from wax cracks after drying. Connie Fletcher, Arizona's Maid of Cotton, spoke at Arizona State University's Women’s Day, urging women to value their attributes and embrace femininity as a strength.
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Artsy Goodies
Phoenix Art Museum
Taipei
Formosa
Hsu Hsueh-chung
Arizona
Connie Fletcher
Arizona State University
Jalisco
Mex
Mexico
Youths problems examined at Catholic Social Service dinner
Superior Court Judge Thomas Tang will discuss Paradoxes and Perplexities of the Adolescent World at the annual report dinner of Catholic Social Service in Phoenix. The event, at Smokehouse Inn, invites the public with reservations due by May 10.
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Superior Court
Thomas Tang
Catholic Social Service
Phoenix
Smokehouse Inn
Social Service Office
Richard Clancy
Judge Tang
Juvenile Division of
Catholic Charities of Arizona, Inc
How to Look Like You’ve Traveled Everywhere
A tongue in cheek guide advises tourists in Barcelona to camouflage their traveler identity. It mocks obvious behavior like clutching passports, counting money in public, reading guidebooks aloud, and snapping endless photos, while urging discreet, authentic travel habits. It warns against American‑oriented hotels and crowded sights and favors discreet packing, local lodging, and restrained dining and photography.
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Barcelona
Spain
UPI
U.S
Westmin
Scrooge
Campfire Girls Invite Sixth Graders to Learn Junior High
Today at Hopi School 7 30 p m a Torch Lighting Ceremony invites sixth grade girls to explore Camp Fire junior high. An ice cream social follows at Camelback United Presbyterian Church from 6 30 to 9 p m with 50 cent adults and 25 cent children tickets and homemade fare.
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Camelback United Presbyterian Church
Phoenix Art Museum
Phoenix Chapter of Links, Inc
Sorenson Margileth engagement announced in Redlands
Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Sorenson of Redlands California announce the engagement of their daughter Christine Sorenson to David Andrew Margileth of Scottsdale. Margileth is the son of Mrs. Betty Jane Impellitier and Bernard Margileth. He graduated Scottsdale High School in 1963 and is a senior at Occidental College. He works at the USDA research laboratory and will enter Baylor College of Medicine in fall. Miss Sorenson is a 1966 Occidental graduate and is pursuing graduate work at the Chicago School of Social Services Administration.
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Louis B. Sorenson
Redlands, Calif
Christine Sorsenson
David Andrew Margileth
Scottsdale
Betty Jane Impellitier
Bernard Margileth
Los Angeles
Calif
Groom
Scottsdale High School
Occidental College
Federal Department of Agriculture
Baylor College of Medicine
Miss Sorenson
Chicago School of Social Services Administration
Scandals by PMT musical revue in Roaring Twenties theme
The Phoenix Musical Theatre Guild stages Scandals by PMT on May 26 in the Thunderbird Room Westward Ho. Cocktails at 7 dinner at 8 with costumes encouraged. Entertainers include Charleston and Black Bottom contests Barber Shop singing and Dick Gray on the ukulele. Tickets $15 per couple.
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PMT
Phoenix Musical Theatre Guild
Thunderbird Room
Westward Ho
Dick Gray
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