Camelback Cowbelles Distributing Beef Cookery Literature
Camelback Cowbelles, wives of cattle growers from Scottsdale Mesa and Phoenix, plan weekly beef recipe card distribution in local grocers. First fall meeting 1 pm Wednesday at Mrs W G Holton Phoenix. September steak fry at Mrs Amos Eckert Phoenix. Community service includes donating clothing furniture and food to Golden Gate Settlement and 200 pounds of beef to a charity. They also support Dress A Living Doll at Christmas and give strained beef to the Valley father of the first baby born on Father’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Holton
Phoenix
Amos Eckert
Scottsdale
Mesa
Golden Gate Settlement
Engaged: Jan Carpenter to Alexander Riley Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey L. Carpenter of Pebble Beach California announce the engagement of their daughter Jan to Alexander Riley Wilson son of Mrs. Loren Hooper LaPrade of Mountain Shadows and Alexander Wilson of Los Gatos California Miss Carpenter is a Santa Catalina School graduate and will attend Stephens College Wilson a Peacock Military School and Orme Ranch graduate presently at Fort Ord will finish three years in the U S Army Medical Corps in February and plans to enter the University of Arizona after discharge He is the grandson of Mrs Allen Green Murphy of Scottsdale and Mrs Gaston Bolado Ashe of Los Gatos California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey L. Carpenter
Pebble Beach
Calif
Jan
Alexander Riley Wilson
Loren Hooper LaPrade
48 Mountain Shadows
Alexander Wilson
Los Gatos
Carpenter
Santa Catalina
Wilson
Orme Ranch
Judson School
Peacock Military School
Texas
Fort Ord
U. S. Army Medical Corps
University of Arizona
He Is the
Allen Green Murphy
Scottsdale
Gaston Bolado Ashe
Local Students Initiated Into ASU Chapter
Two Scottsdale coeds were formally initiated into Phrateres International at Arizona State University. New off campus members are Karen Krichman and Patricia Schaffers. A tea for new members is set for 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Memorial Union upper lounge.
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Scottsdale
Fall Flowers For Decorating Add Autumn Color Indoors
The Society of American Florists says fall flowers offer long lasting color for indoor use. September brings mums pompons tritoma bittersweet Japanese lanterns and love apple, suited for relaxed or festive arrangements. For longevity break stems or cut diagonally and use warm water with a preservative. Traditional uses include football games and evening corsages.
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Society of American Florists
State Officers To Visit OES Chapter Here
Worthy Grand Matron and Patron of Arizona Eastern Star will visit Scottsdale OES chapter No. 43 Monday. Mrs. Spargo and Mr. Pierce will be honored at an 8 p.m. program at the Scottsdale Masonic Temple with a skit and a luncheon to follow, with honors extended to Grand officers and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Chapter
Arizona
Order of Eastern Star
Scottsdale
OES
Thomas H. Spargo
Ray
Thomas H. Pierce
Safford
Scottsdale Masonic Temple
Desperate letters reveal teen dating woes and advice
A youth writes Molly Mayfield lamenting unreturned letters and a boyfriend loss, seeking guidance on dating, while Mayfield counsels broader, less serious involvement and warns against commitment, reflecting tabloid advice tone.
Woman's View She Runs Unusual Tours
Leena Hamilton founder of Gulliver's Trails runs family friendly tours in New York Montreal and Philadelphia for children and teens. Her counselors guide groups through city sights and museums while parents enjoy brief breaks. Hamilton has chauffeured 10 000 children over three years and reports growing convention travel with kids.
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New York
UPI
Leena Hamilton
Miss Hamilton
S. K. Fineberg
West
Bryan
Gulliver's Trails
Montreal
Philadelphia
Coney Island
Chinatown
Metropolitan Museum of Art
The
Stock Exchange
United Nations
American Hospital Association
Calendar notes on local clubs and meetings
La Sertoma Club of Scottsdale hosts a get acquainted coffee from 10 a.m. to noon Sunday at the Frank Camer on home 5555 E Monterosa for members and wives. Valley of the Sun chapter of National Secretaries Association begins its season with a 7:30 p.m. meeting at Guaranty Bank auditorium Phoenix. Norman L. Adams speaks Public Relations in Action. Valley National Bank Wives Club holds a shift and swimsuit party at Mrs. Duncan Newell 6600 E Lincoln Dr to acquaint new members. Beta Sigma Phi Beta Kappa chapter meets 8 p.m. at Mrs. William Lerdall 8526 E Sandalwood Dr with a program on Happiness and rummage sale plans.
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LA Sertoma Club
Scottsdale
Frank Cameron
Monterosa
Sertoma Club
Mmes. Cameron
Delmar Stiffler
Mike Ribar
Floyd Vehling
National Secretaries Association, International
Valley of the Sun
Guaranty Bank
N. Central
Phoenix
Norman L. Adams
Phoenix Title and Trust
John J. Beck
Marjorie A. Meyer
Beta Sigma Phi
Beta Kappa
William Lerdall
E. Sandalwood Dr
Frank Hackett
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Ladies Sodality Meeting
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Ladies Sodality meets at 8 p.m. Monday in the church social hall. Dr. Raymond A. Hyger, psychiatrist, is noted in the item.
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OUR Lady OF Perpetual Help Ladies Sodalityy
Raymond A. Hyger
Eyelash rule ties false lash work to licensed cosmetologist
New York Secretary of State rules any professional applying false eye lashes must be licensed. The defender argues lashes pose eye danger and require qualification. In Chicago, police report burglary flaws with door and window vulnerabilities in nearly all cases, detailing percentages for open doors and weak locks.
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New York
UPI
Secretary of State
Caroline K. Simon
Chicago
O. W. Wilson
British doctor warns against excessive bed rest for children
Dr. R S Illingworth of the University of Sheffield argues in Modern Medicine that long bed rest does not speed recovery from common childhood illnesses such as respiratory infections measles and rheumatic fever. He notes that forcing a sick child to stay in bed when they want to get up leads to boredom isolation and sleep problems.
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New York
UPI
R. S. Illingworth
University of Sheffield
What’s New in Games Two New Solitaire Style Offerings
Jeffco Games, Inc. introduces two new games marketed as solitaire style fun without cards or chips. The release notes mention no physical components beyond paper or mental play and provide a Winnetka address for the publisher.
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Jeffco Games, Inc
P. O
Winnetka
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Nelson Stevenson
Gordon Shillingburg
Arizona Beef Council
Jan Carpenter
A. Riley Wilson
Stephens College
ASU
University of British Columbia
Vancouver
Canada
Peggy Jerome
Deanna Olson
Sidney Sylvester
Tempe
Sharon Armstrong
Mmes. E. J. Denison
Gilbert W. Brown
George Adams
Arcadia Woman’s Club
Mmes. Lee Books
E. St. Joseph Way
Ralph Mueller
N. 71St Pl
Ways and Means
John Buckley
N. 63Rd St
Barrie Middleton
E. Montecito
Shepherd of the Hills Congregational Church
Spargo
Gious
Arizona Eastern Star
Mmes
Glenn Tolson
Worthy Matron
Edward Abrahams
Cochairman
Dwaine Padgett
I. Jay Mundy
Charles Stevenson
Vincent Wise
Molly Mayfield
Molly
Mrs. Mayfield
M. M
Har Zion
Safari Hotel Convention Hall
Bill Clifford
Maurice Berenter
Stanley Robens
Irving Marshak
Leonard M. Singer
Chairan
By Gay Pauley
la Sertoma
Dorothy Smith
Office of Sodality
Old Scottsdale Rd
Cahill-Edmund
Sava
Jack Hill
Bank of Scottsdale
Friendly Bank
5Th Ave
N. Scottsdale Rd
Phoenix - McLeod
E. Stetson
Taco Cafe
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