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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1961

Page

5

Back to School Fashions Take Notes Too

Scottsdale students prepare for the new year with updated back to school styles for children and teens. Relaxed silhouettes, dropped waists, and free-hanging bodices lead fall trends, while coats and dresses feature semi-fits and capes. For boys, town-and-country suits and whipcord fabrics gain popularity alongside rugged looks and British-inspired ensembles.

Women’s Wear Daily American Institute of Men’s Boys

Tea to welcome new students at ASU orientation

Social Scheduled Privateres International hosts a 7 p.m. tea on Tuesday September 12 in the Memorial Union upper lounge at Arizona State University to acquaint freshmen and transfer students. Mary Livermore of Phoenix president Mrs Edward J Denison sponsor Jane Weed Phoenix sponsor Judy Thiele Tempe vice president Carolyn Bunch and Mary Gorman Phoenix chair the arrangements.

Privateres International Arizona State University Memorial Union Miss Mary Livermore Phoenix Edward J. Denison Scottsdale Jane Weed Judy Thiele Tempe Carolyn Bunch Mary Gorman

Fall Piano Class Open by Rachel B Williams

Rachel B Williams piano class now open for registration. Two public recitals are planned this year. Two scholarships to Arizona music camp and one progressive award will be awarded. Call WH 5 5106 for details. Studio at 428 East 1st Street Scottsdale.

Rachel B. Williams Arizona Music Camp 1St St Scottsdale

Desert Doings Reunion Sparks Scottsdale Visit

In Scottsdale a reunion brings together H. Rothley of Michigan and his old schoolmate David Saba formerly of 424 N. Chambers Court. Rothley’s son Father Paul Rothley of Los Angeles plans a brief visit. Mrs. Robert Johnston and daughter Michel, formerly Scotts dale residents now in Tacoma, visit friend Georgia Dillman. Chris Carson, owner of the Black Angus, arrived yesterday from Chicago.

Scottsdale H. Rothley Michigan David Saba N. Chambers Court Rothley Paul Rothley Los Angeles Our Fair City Robert Johnston Michel Tacoma, Wash Georgia Dillman Chris Carson Chicago Black Angus

Woman's View Soda Fountain Amazes Them in New York

Delmer and Thalia Dooley and their two sons, on a one year Near East Foundation leave, tour New York and describe how a soda fountain and television astonish their American born children while they prepare for study at the University of Missouri. The family has spent four years in Iran and two and a half in Jordan with Dooley aiding two governments as technical agricultural assistant. They note their children speak Farsi and Arabic and recall the Dead Sea, Jerusalem, and Bethlehem.

New York UPI Iran Jordan Delmer Dooley Dooley Thalia Douglas Allen United States The Near East Foundation Mrs. Dooley Near East God Dead Sea Jerusalem Bethlehem

Round The Town Socials Highlight Local Visits And Parties

Mr and Mrs Vernie Lindstrom entertain his parents from Rockford Illinois at 8808 E Edgemont for a week long stay. Mrs Harry Gelles hosts Chambermates members planning invitations for September thirteenth. Wendy Mattson hosts Open House with about two hundred guests at her parents home. Mel Northrop and wife return from a Hawaii vacation visiting Rev Buford and Mrs Davies. Vernon anniversary party honors Mr and Mrs Robert Lloyd with a gathering of multiple couples and families.

Vernie Lindstrom Edgemont Ave Mr. Lindstrom Vern Lindstrom Rockford, Il Harry Gelles Calle Tuberia John Loucks Guy Dosher William Meyers Patricia Chatfield Wendy Mattson John B. Mattson 88Rd Pl Wendy Coronado High School Mas Stanley Davies Is. Vernon Ave Robert Lloyd E. Vernon Ave Lloyds Zel Schwanz James Hurley James Jack Kreyer Wen Proctor Joe Baronowski Mel Braman Louise Snyder

How to Clean Golf Clubs With Baking Soda

A simple method to remove minor rust spots and grass stains on golf clubs is to rub them with a damp cloth lightly sprinkled with dry baking soda. This gentle abrasive lifts residue without damaging the metal, leaving clubs cleaner and more presentable.

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