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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1963
Page
6
A reader asks about handling a visit from her highly capable mother in law and changing decorating choices. Molly Mayfield urges authenticity, seeks her mother in law’s advice, and recommends using the visit to build confidence and guidance. A separate reader questions whether a brother should be informed about a mother’s incurable illness, and the column says the brother has the right to know and decide.
Edwin Raymond Anderson and Mrs. Edwin Raymond Anderson married at an 8 p.m. garden ceremony at the bride’s parents home in Studio City California. The Rev L Don McBain officiated. The bride wore Chantilly lace with organza overskirt and carried white orchids. The couple plans a Carmel California wedding trip before settling in Studio City.
Local Alpha Xi Delta Alumnae Association installs new officers at a 6 30 p m pot luck dinner at Mrs Kenneth Zuidema 5040 N 41st St Clair Sutter president Sam Tomas vice president Harold DeLeeuw treasurer Harold Reem corresponding secretary Glenda Arnold recording secretary Zaidema Parhellenic representative Richard Curtis philanthropy chairman A Carter Jr historian Ann Becker Magazine chairman Mrs George Loeffler cohostess
Miss Michal J. Kinzle daughter of Mrs Jane Kinzle 4029 E Devonshire Ave will wed James G Poplawski at 7 p m Aug 24 Saint Teresa s Catholic Church Phoenix He is son of Mr and Mrs Edward Poplawski Milwaukee Wis The couple announced their betrothal at a home party Miss Kinzle a Scottsdale High School graduate and ASU alumna taught roles while Poplawski ASU graduate teaches at Tonalea Elementary School and pursues a master s in education at ASU
Coronado High School physical education department will present a program at the PTA meeting led by Theo Heap with a cross section of classes. The Choralaires, directed by Robert Frasier, will perform a musical section. Officers to be installed include Mrs. Bruce Sahlin president and four vice presidents, plus secretary and measurer.
Fashion notes predict the camel-colored blazer will be a leading back-to-school entry, second only to blue. A new knitted glove fits either hand and will be on the market this fall from Grandee Glove Corp in Gloversville, V.Y.
Scottsdale coeds will serve as officers of two organizations at Arizona State University next year. Sarah Frost was elected secretary and Pauline Leung was named historian of Mortar Board, national senior women's honorary. Elected corresponding secretary of Orchesis, modern dance honorary, was Jackie Smith.
Dry summer slacks on forms then spray starch pocket edges legs and cuffs. Waist and hips remain soft when ironed but legs are crisp and hold creases. For removing grease spots rub lightly with table salt dissolved in ammonia.
A local update reviews residents travel to Washington D C New York London Paris and Toulouse. Sperry Phoenix staffers Tribken and Flannigan are mentioned with Hawaii plans. A Honolulu Hawaii move for Welhener family is noted along with a Tucson dental lab installation. Cub Scout Pack 375 staged a circus with den activities and awards.
Paradise Valley Democratic Women’s Club presents a noon show at the Islands Restaurant Phoenix with round the clock Hawaiian fashions. Reservations via Mrs Milton Husky at AM 6-3703 or AL 3-6984. Scottsdale Choraliers rehearse 7:45 p.m. tomorrow Navajo Elementary School. Open to adults. call WH 6-4656 or WH 6-9522 for info. Scottsdale Junior Women’s Club meets 8 p.m. tomorrow Western Savings Building hospitality room. Members wear hats, discuss and vote on next year projects. Hostesses Mrs W C Nesselroad Jr Donald Rice Russell Colvin.
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