Campaign Glamour fashion show and luncheon set
The Paradise Valley Democratic Woman's Club will host the Campaign Glamour fashion show and luncheon in the Thunderbird Room at the Westward Ho Hotel Phoenix. Co chairs Mrs Patrick Scott and Mrs Sybil Udall oversee arrangements with a host of volunteers and guest hostess list.
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Paradise Valley Democratic Woman's Club
Thunderbird
Westward Ho Hotel
Phoenix
Patrick Scott
Sybil Udall
George Adare
Paradise Valley
Democratic Woman’s Club
Mmes
Wilbur C. Estes
Club
Ways and Means
Vincent Maggiore
Clubwomen to Attend State Planning Meet in Phoenix
Scottsdale and Arcadia Women's Clubs along with the Scottsdale Junior Woman's Club will join the Arizona Federation of Women's Clubs planning conference at the Westward Ho Hotel in Phoenix. Discussions will cover education public welfare home life and conservation to boost state service by women's groups. Attendees include Scottsdale members Mmes. Robert Hutchins incoming president Leo Benedict Harold Davis Harold Jackson Alfred Peterkin with Mrs Davis treasurer and Benedict land and timber resources chair and Jackson Indian affairs chair. Arcadia attendees include Mmes. Robert Byrnes new president Clifford Lohnes Gordon Shillingburg LeRoy Hanneman Lee Books with AFWC she head Mrs Arthur Gaunt literature and drama chair for AFWC representing Scottsdale Juniors.
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Arcadia
Arizona Federation of Women's Clubs
Westward Ho Hotel
Phoenix
Scottsdale Woman's Club
Mmes
Robert Hutchins
Leo M
Davis
AFWC
Benedict
Land and Timber Resources
Jackson
State Federation
Arcadia Club
Robert Byrnes
Clifford Lohnes
Gordon Shillingburg
LeRoy Hanneman
Lee Books
Senior Girl Scouts Leadership Pins Awarded in Arizona
Three Scottsdale girls were among Senior Scouts awarded pins after completing a leadership in training course offered by the Arizona Cactus Pine Girl Scout Council. Molly Davidson Kathy Lawrence and Pamela Ross earned the honors after three days of training and weekly troop work.
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Scottsdale
Arizona Cactus-Pine Girl Scout Council
Molly Davidson
Kathy Lawrence
Pamela Ross
John Kerr
Mesa
Elmer Green
Parents versus possessions in a neighborly dilemma
A reader asks how to handle visiting children and indulges in the playroom rule. The columnist urges strict supervision, keeping kids in the playroom to protect adults’ spaces, and notes many parents fail to monitor their children.
Pops Concert by McConnell Singers in Phoenix
The McConnell Singers of Scottsdale will perform a Pops Concert at 8 p.m. today and tomorrow at Central Methodist Church Phoenix, in collaboration with the Phoenix Orpheus Male Chorus and Phoenix Boys Choir. Tickets cost 1 dollar and are available from Singers members.
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McConnell Singers of
Scottsdale
Central Methodist Church
Phoenix
Phoenix Orpheus
Phoenix Boys Choir
Camelot
Dale McConnell
Pheus Chorus
McConnell
Coronado High School PTA to be Disbanded
The Coronado High School Parent-Teacher Association will disband after a final meeting at 7 30 p m due to lack of parent participation. The decision came from a two thirds vote by attendees. The program tomorrow features the school science department and a choral performance led by Mrs Bruce A Sahlin.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Albert I. Habluetzel
E. Moreland
Habluetzel
Duncan L. Axford
PTA
Parent-Teacher Association of
Coronado High School
Robert Frazer
Bruce A. Sahlin
Fashion Notes Sea Wear and Tent Shaped Dresses
The article previews swim caps shaped like seaweed bouquets with sequins and waterproof straw hats. It notes other caps with fringe and lifelike hair and dresses for girls adopting a tent shape with neckline flair. Women’s Wear Daily calls the dresses tentational.
Paradise Valley Sets Registration for 1964-65 Term
Paradise Valley Elementary Schools will register first graders for the 1964 65 term from 230 to 400 pm tomorrow and Wednesday North of Thunderbird Road sign up at Campo Bello School Rooms 1 2 7 8 13 and 20 South of Thunderbird Road at Cholla School Room 14 Birth certificates required to establish age Official record kept in classrooms Current enrollment noted Progress Photo by Hunter Gooch Mrs Weldon James of 7107 E Virginia Ave named Mrs Lazy J for 1963 64 year by Scottsdale Jaycees
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Thunderbird Road
Campo Bello School
Cholla School
Hunter Gooch
Weldon James
Virginia Ave
Lazy J
Scottsdale Jaycees
Jaycee’ Auxiliary
Hohokam Students To Display Spring Fashion Show
Hohokam Elementary School presents its annual spring fashion show at 7 30 p m tomorrow. Seventh and eighth grade girls model outfits they designed and made in class over the past year.
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Hohokam Elementary School
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