Arizona collector fosters Indian arts at Heard Museum exhibit
Nancy Burns of Scottsdale chairs the seventh annual Indian Arts and Crafts show at the Heard Museum in Phoenix. The sale runs during museum hours and features 45 tribes and 2,000 artists with pieces from $2 to $8,500, supporting young artists via a 20 percent guild commission. Burns, a long-time collector and guide, highlights baskets, pottery, jewelry, and cradle boards while stressing learning from Native cultures and progress.
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Nancy Burns
Arizona
Heard Museum Guild
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Job's Daughters to Install Officers in Scottsdale
International Order of Job's Daughters Bethel No 20 schedules 2 p.m. Sunday installation at the Scottsdale Masonic Temple with Denise Massie presiding. Several named officers will be installed, followed by a reception. The event features a soloist Frank Bright and an honor guard from Scottsdale DeMolay. Also planned is a wedding reception at the Pink Pony for Kimberly Jo Marietta and John Allen Carr with about 200 guests.
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International Order of Job’s Daughters
Bethel No. 20
Scottsdale Masonic Temple
N. Scottsdale Rd
Denise Massie
Pat Dean
Laurel Mehrmann
Paula Mott
Alison Hoelsch
Michelle Krill
Marshall
Cindy Krill
Sue Aboltin
Jean Carpenter
Tonya Dunker
Alison Herring
Patty Marsh
Beth Ruby
Terri Lewis
Cindy Goldsmith
Carol Guild
Cathy Mason
Lynn Marsh
Janice Rupert
Lynn Ward
Sherri Daniels
Paget Mott
Sue Evans
Kim Redhage
Ruth Smith
Leighanne Simmers
Kathy Evans
Shelia Dellinger
Kathy Harley
Joanne Gray
Frank Bright
Scottsdale DeMolay
Charles Massie
Lois Massie
Bethel 20
Virginia Krill
John Cantrell
Kimberly Jo Marietta
John Allen Carr
Wayne
Mickey Marietta
E. Avalon
Miss Marietta
Carr
Ascension Lutheran Church
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