Opera Theatre Hosts Open House At Fashion Square
Chambermates announce an open house at Fashion Square this weekend to promote the 1952 63 season. Volunteers will dispense push and cookies and provide free theater tickets from 7 to 9 pm to preview the season. The week includes a review of the program with Leonard Berssiens Troube in Tahin TM and Archie and Mehitabel slated for November 2 and 3.
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Scottsdale
Opera Theatre
Fashion Square
Leonard Berssiens Troube
Tahin
Archie and
Mehitabel
Business Club Initiation Set At Scottsdale Dinner
Initiation of new members will highlight a dinner meeting of the Business and Professional Women’s Club of Scottsdale at 7 tomorrow night at the Ramada Inn. Miss Virginia Talbot state first vice president will conduct the initiation. Program chairmen are Mrs Ollie Laham membership chairman and Miss Joan Chandler emblem chairman.
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Business and Professional Women's Club of
Scottsdale
Ramada Inn
Virginia Talbot
Ollie Laham
Joan Chandler
Emblem
Household Hints From Classic Cleaning Tips
Copper cleaning by lemon half dipped in salt then rubbed on the metal. Rinse with hot water and dry with a soft cloth. Green tea from Japan's interior is praised as the finest spring crop. To degrease iron turn on corn meal. For general cleaning rub warm iron with salt on brown paper. Steam irons rub with mild suds then dry thoroughly. Use powdered mushrooms sparingly. Chili con carne spice blends cumin garlic coriander oregano and peppers.
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Japan
Uey
Sneakers fashion notes on trends and revival pieces
Sneakers have grown into a year round business with fall styles featuring a slim tapered last. The two eyelet blocker with rope sole returns, along with novel types and side ties. The gauntlet remains a fashion staple, often richly embroidered or jeweled in gold bullion.
Surprise party honors Mrs. Nicodemus and new son Todd Allen
Mrs. George White hosted a surprise party for Mrs. William Nicodemus at 3336 East Bert Lane. Gifts were given for the newborn son Todd Allen born October 3. Attendees included relatives and friends from California Syracuse Atlanta and Scottsdale. Dr. Romeo Arra opened a new dental office on 702 North Scottsdale Road. The article lists many local residents and a Desert Steak Fry hosted by Valley Presbyterian Church ushers.
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George White
E. Bert Lane
William Nicodemus
Nicodemus
Todd Allen
Charlotte Shawl
California
Genevieve Paul
Syracuse
N. Y
John Graham
Milan, Sekerich
Carter Page
Gordon Jones
George Moses
Wiliam Sapper
John Kraust
Emanuel Levine
the Valley Presbyterian Church
Ironwood Golf Course
Gail G. Scott
Western Belles Schedule Meeting for State Fair Project
Western Belles of Scottsdale meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow at 428 W Granada to finish an Arizona State Fair exhibit. The project, an Old Fashioned Taffy Pull with costumes and free samples, is led by Mrs Parker with Mrs Holmes as cohostess.
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Western Belles of
Scottsdale
John Parker
Granada
Book Fair Slated By Supai PTA
Supai Elementary School Parent Teacher Association plans a Book Fair from Oct 29 to Nov 1. The event runs for students during school hours and for parents 4 to 5 30 p.m. Tue Thu and 7 30 to 9 p.m. Wed Thu Proceeds fund library additions with Mrs David Biston as chairperson.
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Supai “Elementary
Supai: Library
David Biston
Dance Class Offered by Arizona Country Club in Phoenix
Members of the Arizona Country Club are invited to a six week dance program at Phoenix Country Club starting November 7. New students meet 8 to 9 pm while intermediate levels meet 9 to 10 pm. Classes cover Samba Rhumba Merengue Cha Cha Cha Foxtrot Waltz and Swing taught by Mr and Mrs George Triplett for couples only. For more information contact George Harrington at the Arizona club.
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Arizona Country Club
Phoenix Country Club
Arizona Club
Phoenix Club
George Triplett
George Harrington
The
Two Scottsdale Coeds Pledge Alpha Omicron Pi at U of A
Elaine McHugh daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward N McHugh and Diane Peters daughter of Carl L Peters pledged Alpha Omicron Pi the national social sorority at the University of Arizona Tucson. McHugh a Scottsdale High School graduate is in the freshman class and Peters a Arcadia High graduate is a freshman majoring in primary education.
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Scottsdale
Elaine McHugh
Edward N. McHugh
Diane Peters
Carl L. Peters
Scottsdale High School
Miss McHugh
Miss Peters
Arcadia High
Fashion Footlights Parade by Phoenix Guild
Phoenix Musical Theatre Guild presents Fashion Footlights on Sunday by poolside at Mountain Shadows. Mrs. David Wick of Scottsdale chairs the affair. A complimentary champagne hour starts at 7 p.m. with the style show and entertainment theatre beginning at 8 p.m.
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Phoenix Musical Theatre Guild
Mountain Shadows
David Wick
Scottsdale
Second Meeting Planned for Mothers Study Group
A newly organized Mothers Study Group plans its second meeting Thursday at Memorial Presbyterian Church. Coffee at 9 30 am, sessions from 10 am to noon, with discussions on pre school, school age and teen age. Fees cover nurseries and lunch. transportation info available upon contact.
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Memorial Presbyterian Church
E.thomas Rd
Honor Pledges At Chapter Tea
Beta Kappa pledges honored at a preferential tea hosted by Mrs. Kobayashi at 414 W Monte Vista Rd. Guests of honor included Mrs. Walter Ross Mrs. George Judson and Mrs. Olive Towne Murphy. Refreshments were assisted by Mrs. Frank Hackett Mrs. Robert Forbes Mrs. Robert Wood Mrs. Minore Cole and Mrs. Gaylen Bartlett.
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Beta Kappa
Beta Sisma Phi
Robert ‘Kobayashi
Monte Vista Rd
Walter Ross
George Judson
Olive Towne Murphy
Frank Hackett
Robert Forbes
Robert Wood
Minore Cole
Gaylen Bartlett
Objects Hate The Angry Book For Children
Robin King of Scottsdale offers a theory that inanimate objects hate people. His ABC of mean things lists items like but tons and drawers that wrinkle shirts and fall on toes. He includes washing as a mean invention by parents for children.
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Robin King
Scottsdale
King’s
Norton
Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Tea Schedules in Phoenix
Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club hosts National Settlement Tea from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday at Mrs. Edwin K. Delah’s home in Phoenix. An arts and crafts theme with woven pieces and textiles highlights showcases from Tennessee artists. General chairwoman is Mrs. Peter Lindrum with a long committee of Phoenix and Scottsdale volunteers.
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Pi Beta Phi
Edwin K. Delah
Phoenix
Tennessee
Belph
Peter Lindrum
Scottsdale and Phoenix
E. M. Pafford
Jack Byrd
Marguerite McGowen
Dave Engleman
Fred J. Pain
Robert Hutchison
Tom Felke
Cal Holman
Ariel Robison
Perry Duncan
Sis Shanahan
Mrs Kent Speaks at Scottsdale Soroptimist Club
Mrs Helen Kent of the Adult Center of Phoenix addressed a luncheon of the Scottsdale Soroptimist Club. The talk focused on international good will and understanding. A Senior Citizen's South America scrapbook was presented.
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Helen Kent
Adult Center of
Phoenix
Scottsdale
South America
Scottsdale High Chansonettes Host Tea for New Members
Miss Kay Ellen Cook hosted a Sunday tea at her parents home for new members of the Scottsdale High School Chansonettes. The all girl chorus is directed by Joseph Esile.
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Kay Ellen Cook
Scottsdale High School Chansonettes
C. R. Cook
W. 3Rd Bt
All Girl
Joseph’ Esile
Delegation Heads to Boys Ranch for Fifth Annual Ladies Day
A delegation of 10 Scottsdale Booster Club women from Arizona Boys Ranch will attend the Fifth Annual Ladies Day program Thursday. First Lady Mrs. Paul Fannin will be guest of honor with Mrs. Sam Haldiman and other notable Arizona women. The event begins at 9 a.m. with registration, a ranch tour, a noon buffet luncheon, and a second facility tour.
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Scottsdale
Mmes. Homer
W. Golden
H. H. Green
Harold M. Jackson
C. D. _McQuiston
Milton C. Moses
John R. Payne
Fred Rossman
Lyman
M. Smith
H. Clifton Steele
Leon A. Benedict
PTA Council Meet Planned in Scottsdale
Scottsdale Council of Parent-Teacher Associations will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday in Paiute Elementary School 645 W Osborn Rd Speakers will be Dr Clifford Smith curriculum coordinator and C Olan Moore testing and guidance coordinator Scotts dale district The two coordinating positions were created this year Time will be allowed for a question and answer period after the talks Executive board meets at 7 p m prior to the regular meeting A safety workshop also will be conducted at 7 p m in the school library
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Scottsdale
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Scottsdale Woman’s Club
N. Wells Fargo Ave
Wiliam Guthrie
al Bright
Jack Stieber
Robert Hutchins
Fom
Omer Douase
Wrod
Lee Enzenbacher
82Nd St
Chicago
Mr. Enzenbacher
Wellwood Supply Contractors
Newcomer's - To - Scottsdale
Romeo Arra
Angel-Lynn
Anthony
Romeo
Phoenix College
C. W. Sharman
Atlanta
M. M. Jett
McRae and
George
Jetts
E. Oak St
H. William Welch
Herbert Landes
Robert Tribken
Landes
Welch
Tribken
John Shaw
A. K. Beard
Charles Bell
Donald Brandes
George Burpo
Richard Alcorn
John Beckley
Hugh Duerson
Joe Dambrova
Sid Gutknecht
Herman Green
Glenn Hall
Robert Semple
S. Dean Parry
Kelso Rowan
William Soderquist
Robert Templin
Richard Sweeney
Walter Winns
May Dell Cowan
Western Belles
Supai Pta
Adult Family Living
Phoenix Union High School and College System
Memorial Church
Phoenix Family Living Department
June Horton
Katherine Arnold
Lois Farone
Jack McCusker
Joe Shoemake
Jim Longwaker
Shoemake
McCuster
Artie Dalke
Girl Scout Troop 61
Pima Elementary School
John Riley
Pat Riley
Lynn Logan
Marty Pearson
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Susan Atkinson
Richard Kimball
Donald Browne
Blaine Shimmel
Albert Woody
Arthur Webster
Harold Vinson
Mrs. Kent
Fifth Avenue Insurance Agency
Bank of Scottsdale
Bidg
Homes
Arizona
Boys Ranch
Information Valley Transit
PTA Council
Jonathan
Carnation
Earl's
Morell
T-Bone
USDA
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