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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1961
Page
5
A cosmetic expert promotes restrained makeup for daytime looks with pastel lips and sheer shadows and richer evening color with rose red lips and silver tones. He warns against overuse such as heavy eyeliner thick shadow and bold rouge, urging natural tones to avoid overdone appearances.
The Scottsdale Business and Professional Women's Club will meet Wednesday at HeIlsing's Papago Room in Scottsdale with a social hour before dinner at 7 p.m. Seven new members will be initiated led by Virginia Talbot state second vice president. Program chair is Mrs. David Klicker. Reservations to Sandra Stein WH 5-4603.
Recent house guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Chaphe and son Dewey from Whittier California visiting R D Schwanz at 6854 E Vernon. New residents Jack Stewart family moved from Wickliffe Ohio to 104 N 83rd St. Mrs Ben Brunhofer hosted a bridge club at 248 W Continental.
The official Arizona State baton twirling championship and Miss Majorette of Arizona pageant will occur Saturday October 21 at the Tri State Center Mesa. Sanctioned by the National Baton Twirling Association winners earn state titles and national recognition. Events include solo twirling fancy and military strutting corps and ensemble. The Miss Majorette contest has junior and senior divisions with the senior eligible for Miss Majorette of America in Hollywood December. Director is Sandy Finley contact BR 5 807 for applications.
Temperatures ranged modestly with cooling overnight and a light rain shower recorded. Humidity stayed high as early morning fog lifted, yielding mixed skies and gentle winds from the northwest.
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The City Hospital Scottsdale Auxiliary will wear newly designed orchid and white uniforms this winter. The wrap dress features a V neck, pearl buttons, and the hospital monogram on the skirt front. Designer Robert W. Schmitz created the look for Nevis Deane of Scottsdale, with committee members from Scottsdale and Phoenix.
The Arizona State University music department announces a living memorial in memory of Harry B. Harelson who led the department 21 years. Contributions near 400 dollars fund a new vocal scholarship while Harelson also helped found an ASU chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia and engaged in multiple professional societies.
The Scottsdale Woman's Club will meet tonight at Helsings Pa pago Room at 8 p.m. Mrs. Harold Jackson will preside and the program theme is Safety. Mrs. Dan Weisberger is programs chairman for the year. all members and guests are urged to attend.
The Scottsdale Emblem Club 363 will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Elks Club in Scottsdale. It is a social gathering and guests are welcome to attend.
Apples grapes and pears are touted as the best buys for Arizona consumers in October as apple production rises about 15 percent from last year. Grapes and pears should have peak seasonal supplies while meats including turkeys broilers beef and lamb appear plentiful. Broiler prices may fall about four cents and turkey prices six to eight cents from a year ago. Vegetables such as snap beans cabbage cucumbers lettuce carrots and tomatoes are expected to be more plentiful than usual with lettuce from Arizona and California matching last year’s crops.
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