Booklet explains credit rights for women nationwide
Commercial Credit Corporation released a 36 page booklet titled Women: To Your Credit, developed with the Maryland Commission for Women and the National Association of Commissions for Women. The guide, free from Commercial Credit, outlines rights under the Equal Credit Opportunity Act, how to establish a credit history, lender views, and state law variations, with sections for single, married, divorced, and widowed women and guidance for men on spouses’ credit history.
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Commercial Credit Corporation
Maryland Commission For Women
National Association of Commissions For Women
Commercial Credit
Baltimore
Equal Credit Opportunity Act
America
I. W. Martin
Arizona
California
Idaho
Louisiana
Nevada
New Mexico
Texas
Washington
Gems Confusion Between Topaz And Citrine Explained
November bir thstones topaz and citrine are often confused by buyers, gemologists say. Topaz comes in many colors especially tawny yellow and is very hard and widely used in jewelry. Citrine is yellow quartz and much cheaper, yet sold as topaz worldwide each year. Ancient beliefs attributed cooling powers and health benefits to topaz.
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American Gem Society
Salvation Army Thanksgiving Dinner at First Presbyterian Church
The Salvation Army will serve a Thanksgiving meal at First Presbyterian Church 402 W Monroe Phoenix starting 11 30 a m on Thursday. Food and contributions may be taken to the center 801 W Jefferson or mailed to P O Box 13307 Phoenix 85002.
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Salvation Army
W. Monroe
Phoenix
W. Jefferson
P. O. Box
Women and Credit: Build and Protect Personal Financial Identity
A CCC booklet urges women to establish credit in their own names and maintain independent records. It advises clear communication with creditors, promptly resolving issues, reviewing disputed data, and keeping accounts active to preserve a strong financial identity and insurance if a spouse cannot help.
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Credit Bureau
Thanksgiving Dinner on Roosevelt Dam Menu 1912
A 1912 Roosevelt Dam Thanksgiving menu records a meal for 50 cents with oyster soup roast turkey cranberry sauce creamed potatoes peas relishes bread and a dozen desserts plus fruits. The Salt River Project museum notes the cost has risen while the meal remains similar to modern celebrations.
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Roosevelt Dam
Museum of the Salt River Project
Christmas Bazaar Supports Friendly Visitor Project
Villa Ocotillo residents at 3327 N Civic Center Plaza host a craft bazaar from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on December 11 to aid the Friendly Visitor Project for the elderly and shut-ins. Four volunteers Emily Krafta Lori Swanson Mary Dinoffria and Edith Shultz assist with crafts.
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Villa Ocotillo
Civic Center Plaza
Villa
Emily Krafta
Lori Swanson
Mary Dinoffria
Edith Shultz
Individual sports cited to curb delinquency in youth
In Storrs Connecticut Dr Andrew Yiannakis an athletics instructor argues that solitary activities like weightlifting backpacking and bicycling resonate more with potential delinquents than team sports He cites a study of 66 boys aged 11 in a federally funded National Summer Youth Sports Program showing these youths prefer individual sports with a thrill component over organized classroom like programs
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Yiannakis
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Eldon Drapery Cleaners
TIVE
Bellview
Drinkwater’s Liquors & Cheese
Scottsdale Rd
Moore
Mary Robinson Smith
John Smith
Verveer Fes
Ghoot
Mksomind Dinet
Oyetex Sons
Gren
Ree
Lee
Bob Johnstone
Fifth Avenue
Scottsdale
Ruth
Sale
Cavalry
Civil War & Law
Camelview Plaza
East Camelback RD
Sakowitz
StrideRite
Stride Rite
Scottsdale Fashion Squar
Scottsdale & Camelback
Rds
Metro Center
Pei
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