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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1964

Page

3

Scottsdale Women set 18 hole golf outing and events

The Womens Golf Assn of Scottsdale hosts an 18 hole tournament at Phoenix area courses with lunch prizes and a luncheon at 1 p.m. Newcomers meet at Hospederas Club noon to 3 p.m. Bahais observe the Bab birthday at Miss Ariel Mangan home 320 S Mohave at 8 p.m. Public school panel tomorrow at Woman's Club Phoenix discusses modern math.

Golf Assn Scottsdale Chih Hospederas Club Play Boy Sid Wine Phyllis Mann Spear’s Furniture Lee Krebs Ariel Mangan S. Mohave Jackie Bereil Kiva Elementary Woman’s Club of Phoenix

Clubwomen Plan Clean-up Contest Across Central District

The Central District Fall Convention of Woman's Clubs endorses a Keep it Clean Campaign with a family friendly cleanup contest. Clubs choose an area to clean and may enter multiple times during 1964 66 with deadlines February 1 1965 and February 1 1966. Awards follow at the Spring Convention alongside other district honors. Scottsdale participants include Mrs Harold David district treasurer and several other club members.

Central District Woman's Clubs Executive House Scottsdale Jean Hanneman Scottsdale Woman’s Club Harold David Harold Jackson Indian Affairs Division Leo Alexander Benedict Milton Blane Lawson Cash Wallace Ewald William Guthrie Russell Jackson Roger Kileint Edward McCall J. R. Magneson Basil Pastel Alfred Peterkin James Peterson Jack Stieber Leroy Hanneman Conservation Dept Arizona Federated Woman’s Clubs Clifford Lohnes

Marni Nixon Breaks Ghost Role For Sound of Music

Marni Nixon, famed film voice behind Deborah Kerr Natalie Wood and others, reveals she takes a featured part in The Sound of Music while acknowledging she has long provided ghost singing. She notes royalties and public credit factors, and her husband Ernest Gold, composer, shares their family life.

Deborah Kerr Natalie Wood Jeannie Crain Audrey Hepburn Marni Natalie ‘Weed Jeanne Crain Ethel Waters

Parents Bridge Nights Drive Local Community Card

Parents Without Partners hosts three weekly bridge sessions led by Miss Chris Tefft on Mondays, Norma Elliott on Wednesdays, and Joann Travis for Friday beginners. The calendar also includes nightly events, with a 7:30 p.m. gathering tomorrow at Chico's in Tempe and weekly Sunday coffee and conversation nights at members' homes. The national non profit aims to support single parents and their children.

Parents Without Partners Chris Tefft Norma Elliott Joann Travis Chico’s Tempe Valley

Baptist Juniors Change Meeting Held at Harmych Home

The Junior Auxiliary of Scottsdale Baptist Hospital will meet at 7 30 p.m. tomorrow at Miss Mary Joan Harmych 8055 E Indianola Ave The meeting address was changed from a prior announced location to the Harmych home.

Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Mary Joan Harmych Indianola Ave Harmych

Smith Elkins Married In Albuquerque Nuptials

Miss Sandra Lynn Smith and Francis Randolph Elkins Jr. wed October 10 at Heights Baptist Church Albuquerque New Mexico with Dr Russell A Patrick officiating. The bride wore Alencon lace gown with sabrina neckline and chapel train. reception followed in church annex. The couple will reside in Albuquerque where Elkins is a partner at Elkins Associates.

Sandra Lynn Smith Travis F. Smith Granada Road Scottsdale Arizona Francis Randolph Elkins, Jr Francis Randolph Elkins Heights Baptist Church Algbuquerque New Mexico Russell A. Patrick Baptist Student Union University of New Mexico Bert Smith James Hilderbrand Gretchen Geist Sally Irick Penelope Cross Dennis Elkins George H. Smith Walter Bare Steven Bare Marvin Byrd Wayne Ingram Borger Texas John Irick Allen Kirkpatrick Church Pat Starnes Linda Taylor Sherron White Edward Ingram Eunice John A. Barr Dallas Orville M. Jobe Waco Lubbock San Francisco Albuquerque Elkins Elkins Associates

Intermountain Dance Association plans winter convention

Miss Gwen Coshow, president of the Intermountain Dance Association, announces a winter convention for teachers and students on December 27 and 28 at the Hiway House. She opens a new school at 4414 E. Indian School Rd and plans a TV talent show after Christmas. Coshow studies ballet and jazz and is part of the Ballet Society at the University of Utah. Inquiries to 277-4536.

Gwen Coshow Intermountain Dance Association Hiway House Utah Indian School Migs Coshow Ballet Society of The University of Utah San Francisco Ballet

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