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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1963
Page
6
A writer vents at modern housework comparing today’s duties to great grandmother’s chores. She recalls washing by hand, sorting fabrics, and crafting soap while noting machines and products complicate routines. The piece urges organized chores and realistic views of past and present duties.
Norma Smith, Coronado High School senior, was honored at a tea hosted by Mrs. Ken Hoffner at 2414 N 69th St. About 40 Coronado students attended. The serving table featured blue and red flowers. Miss Smith plans to attend Arizona State College Flagstaff in the fall.
Scottsdale Bridge Club sponsors its first duplicate game at its new building 129 E Stetson Dr at 12 45 p m Thursday. A game is scheduled at 8 p m Friday. The club is franchised by the American Contract Bridge League. Classes for beginners and advanced students will be announced later. Open to all interested persons.
Scottsdale students were initiated into business organizations at Arizona State University. Patricia N. Bryan Robert A. Jorgensen and Jeffrey B. Roth became charter members of the Beta Tau chapter of Beta Alpha Psi national accounting fraternity. JoAnn Hennington was initiated into Pi Omega Pi national business education honorary.
Maricopa County Chapter of the American Red Cross schedules a 6:30 p.m. night class and general orientation for Gray Lad and others at the chapter house 329 North Third Avenue Phoenix. For more information call AL 8-7861.
Scottsdale Girls Club opens June 10 under director Mrs. Jody Wyatt with registration June 6 and 7 at the clubhouse. Open hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday Tuesday Thursday Friday and 1:30 to 4 p.m. Wednesday. Classes include swimming junior lifeguarding sewing cooking art dramatics Spanish French archery First aid and more with two assistant directors and volunteer instructors.
Paradise Valley High School hosted a Camp Fire Girls council event with Virginia Eastlick chief speaker and Laverne Gunderson recognizing ranks and honors. Guardians led by Norman Lenz and Dwight Edwards oversaw groups including Tekawitha Odakotawakiya Mi Ya Ca and Shakira among others.
Mrs. James Carter of Scottsdale named state Woman of the Year by Epsilon Sigma Alpha International Sorority. She is Alpha Phi chapter member and has served on the state ESA council as historian registrar and on committees for two years. First runner up is Mrs. Ordell Shaw. second runner up is Mrs. William S. Alldredge. New state first vice president is Mrs. Robert Mitchell of Alpha Omicron, Scottsdale.
Arizona Division of the American Cancer Society awarded Dr. Andre Bruwer a $2,000 research grant for continued mammography studies at Tucson Medical Center. Since October 1961 he has researched using mammography to detect early breast cancer. The grant supports its diagnostic use in finding carcinoma of the breast.
The WHIMVESTORS investment club gathers at 8 tonight at Mrs. Samuel Hoffer home in Phoenix with Walter Goggins of a Phoenix investment firm as speaker to review war rants and rights. Western Belles meet 8 p m tomorrow at the Girl Scout house Scottsdale Community Center W Second Street under direction of Mmes R Dean Frey Art Stimson and Dodge Golding Reed Gale for layettes for a Christmas program co hostesses Mmes John Parker Elwood Larson. Nine Hole Women's Golf Association of the Valley Country Club sponsors yearly awards luncheon at noon Thursday at the club.
American Legion Auxiliary Unit No 44 installed new officers at a regular meeting for the 1963 64 year. Elected were Jean Moore president Alice Spann secretary Hazel Wooldringe treasurer Betty Weigard chaplain Sue Parker historian and Martha DeGaris sergeant at arms with Mrs Evelyn Sullivan serving as installing officer.
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