Kaibab Book Fair Opens and PTA Meetings Planned
Kaibab Elementary School hosts its annual book fair from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily and 7 to 9:30 p.m. Thursday with a premeeting 6:30 p.m. start. Proceeds fund the Kaibab school library. tonight’s PTA topic is Magazine Television and Movies What Can We Do About Them with Roberta Ball and Sgt Pat Lamson. refreshments follow.
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Kaibab
Parent-Teacher Association
PTA
Kaibab School
Roberta Ball
Scottsdale Junior Women’s Club
Pat Lamson
Phoenix Police Department
Hopi
Cindy Smith
Lynn Rogers
Gra
Japanese Flower Exhibit Date Set
The Phoenix chapter of Ikebana International sponsors a Japanese flower exhibit at the Arizona Buddhist Church 4142 W. Clarendon from tomorrow to Thursday. Hours are 1 to 9 p.m. tomorrow and 1 to 5 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday. Styles shown include Shoka Seika Nageire Morikana with representatives from Ikenobu Shogetsu-do-do-ryu Ohara and Sogetsu. Open to the public without charge. General chairman is Mrs. G. S. Boers, assisted by James Parker Mines Kirk Dunbar Hugh Harris and Gayle Hunton.
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Phoenix
Ikebana International
Arizona Buddhist Church
W. Clarendon
Ikenobu
Shogetsu-do
Scottsdale
Robert R. Ward
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church
Mmes Frank Ofsanko
Joh Hein
Dodge Golding
Max Bunnell
Washington Women’s Club
General Electric Wires’ Club
Art Brock
Kpho-Tv
Distressed Bride Seeks Advice On Marital Strain
A reader asks Dear Molly Mayfield about distress from a husband who quizzes her after reading a sex book, causing emotional distance. Molly condemns the tactic, defends reading, and comments on age-related attraction and social dynamics in couples.
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M.M
Luncheon Benefit Supports In-As-Much-House in Phoenix
Mrs Ruth Shoemake and Mrs Lillian Beattie host a noon to 2 pm luncheon for 45 women at 2223 N 73rd Pl to aid In-As-Much-House Inc a non denominational home aiding young men ages 18 to 25 Bill Pruessing opened the house at 367 N Fifth Ave and will speak at the event those seeking information may call Pruessing at 253 5908
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Ruth Shoemake
Lillian Beattie
In-As-Much-House
Phoenix
Pruessing
Scottsdale Women Voters and Club Activities Schedule
Multiple Scottsdale meetings and events for women include Scottsdale League of Women Voters discussions on private investment in foreign aid, Eastern Star potluck dinner, Sweet Adelines rehearsal, Scottsdale Newcomers luncheon, Scottsdale Cheraliers audition, Beta Sigma Phi dress history program, GE Wires Club spaghetti supper, and Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae Arizona history talk.
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Scottsdale
William B. Rundberg
Beta Rho
Beta Sigma Phi
Neil Welter
E. Desert Cove
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Leon Bentley
N. 62Nd St
Tavan
Wendell R. Newell
Arizona Boys Ranch
Tavan Elementary School
Newell
Boys Ranch
Tucson
Bisbee
Benson
Tavan Wildcat Band
Hharles Walk
Cub Scout den No. 7
Tonto
Tonto Elementary School
Girl Scout
Mohave
Stanley Kooi
Scottsdale High School
George Eames
Jacqueline Gerig
George Adams
Der
Moira Conyers
Martha Marion
John Flaschen
Wendy Baumann
Nomen
Susan Atkinson
Arizona Biltmore Hotel
Albert Horwitch
N. Scottsdale Rd
Cochairman
Sam L. Raskin
Jackrabbit Rd
River Nursing Home
Samuel Shapiro
Trader Vic's
5Th Ave
Scottsdale Rd
Molly Mayfield
Mrs. Mayfield
Joe
M. M
United States
Alliance For Progress
Mrs. Rundberg
Mmes
Robert Stout
Robert Mitchell
Arnold Slatin
B. J. Axel
Joseph Levang
Warren Gentry
Order of Eastern Star
Glenn Tolson
R. E. Spence
Stanley Reed
All Eastern Star
Camelback Inn
Delbert Kintz
Mmes. G. B. Colburn
Fred Durkee
Eunice Price
Cheraliers
Soloma
Marshall Avenue
Smitty
Big Town
Ronald Chase
Clyde Smith
Robert Alley
Leo Hively
Theodore McDaniel
Mrs. Chase
Jack Williams
Arizona
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
R. M. Fennemore
Indian Bend Country Club
North Pine Road
Simce
Valley OF the Sun
Judson School
Mockingbird Lane
Lincoln Drive
Antoine
Antoine Salon
Once and For
Antoine Saton
Aja
Fashion Square
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