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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1963

Page

6

State Workshops Planned For Arizona Business Women

Special workshops for members of the Arizona State Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs are set tomorrow during the state board meeting. Scottsdale attendees include Grace Klicker Ella Chlarson Rose Huson Vi Rubin Irma Maas Joan Goodpasture Marguerite Cramton Jennie Brown with Klicker chairing reservations. Topics at 2 30 p m cover parliamentary procedure membership legislation orientation finance fund raising and treasurers Business Women's Week chairmen and the program on personal development civic participation and world affairs.

Arizona State Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs State Board of Directors Scottsdale Grace Klicker Ella Chlarson Rose Huson Vi Rubin Irma Maas Joan Goodpasture Marguerite Cramton Jennie Brown

Morrow Married in Phoenix on Grand Canyon Honeymoon

Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne D. Morrow, wed Aug 30 at First Congregational, reside in Phoenix after a Grand Canyon wedding trip. Bride Patsy Kennath, parents Mr. Gerhardt F. Kennath, groom son of Mrs. Richard Wilson of Spirit Lake Iowa. Bridesmaids Judy Byran and Inge Gobel. Matron of honor Mrs. Ron Norman Morrow. Best man Ron Morrow. ushers Fred Wheinath Dick Fields Paul Nolting Gary DeWalt. Flower girl Debbie Isley. ringbearer Bruce DeWelk. Reception in Pilgrim Hall after ceremony.

Phoenix Grand Canyon LaVerne D. Morrow First Congregational Mhiawwah Dhananirv Patsy Cinath Gerhardt F. Kennath E. McKinley Richard Wilson Spirit Lake Towa Ron Norman Morrow Fred Wheinath Bride Dick Fields Paul Nolting Gary DeWalt Debbie Isley Bruce DeWelk Pilgrim Hall

Woman author argues women fight women not men in new book

Janice Farrar Thaddeus co editor of When Women Look at Men says women view men as milquetoasts and blame institutions rather than men. The Barnard English teacher, 30, researched over 1000 works for the Harper s anthology with co editor John A Kouwenhoven.

New York UPS Janice Farrar Thaddeus Barnard College Columbia University Harper’s John A. Kouwenhoven Barnard English Barnard Thaddeus America Kouwenhoven New Yorker John Farrar Farrar, Straus and Co Margaret Farrar The New York Times Radcliffe College Columbia Patrick Thaddeus Goddard Institute of Space Studies National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA

Art Exhibit Opens at Mesa Public Library

Mrs. Gladys Guthrie of 119 E Moreland leads a Mesa Art League showing at Mesa Public Library with Ellen Rice and Claire Gooch of Apache Junction. Runs through Oct 12 during hours 9 to 9 Monday to Thursday and 9 to 6 Saturday, closed Fridays. Guthrie has painted for 20 years, largely self taught, studying with John Ellis Wool in Las Vegas and instructors Betty Huff and Griff Stephenson.

Gladys Guthrie E. Moreland Mesa Art League Mesa Public Library Ellen Rice Mesa Claire Gooch Apache Junction

Sacred deer of Nara Park tied to divine messengers

New York dispatch notes 500 tame deer in Nara Park Japan are revered as sacred messengers of the gods at Kasuga Shrine. Nara, 300 miles west of Tokyo, features vermilion walls and thousands of stone lanterns in a city of shrines.

New York Nara Park Japan India Pan American World Airways Kasuga Nara Tokyo

Carts Thefts Weigh On Houston Stores

Houston store managers report grocery cart thefts as a growing problem with 25 to 50 dollar carts vanishing weekly. Managers describe carts ending up in homes, pools, or washaters, and kids using wheels for makeshift racers. Stores consider cheaper sale carts or magnetic borders to curb losses.

T. M. Maass A&p Charles Rovello Weingarten Rovello Richard Newton Houston

Household Hints and Kitchen Tips from a Past Era

Tips include making red hot pepper sauce with pequins bran dy or dry sherry and vinegar, shaken daily for a week. A quick cabbage dressing blends mild mustard butter lemon juice for steamed cabbage. Salt and vinegar solution cleans narrow-necked vases, shaken then rinsed. Swordfish Turkish style uses bay onion lemon peel paprika in oil vinegar, then broiled. A coffee spill on the dining table is treated with salt and oil removed after a wait.

Club To Close While Director Attends National Conference

Scottsdale Girls Club will be closed Tuesday through Thursday next week as director Mrs. Jody Wyatt attends a TaJuilla California orientation conference. The club will reopen Friday 3 30 to 5 30 p m and Saturday 9 30 a m to 3 30 p m. The region’s director praised the club and discussed possible national affiliation under Girls Club of America. Heritage and Horizon theme will guide the conference with over 30 clubs represented.

Scottsdale Jody Wyatt Ta Jolla Calif National Girls Club Association

Democratic Club to Host McFarland Speech at Paradise Valley

Former governor and Senate majority leader Ernest W. McFarland will speak at a noon Tuesday meeting of the Paradise Valley Democratic Women's Club at the Executive House-Arizonian on Arizona Politics. Robert H. Allen, new Democratic State Chairman, will also speak, with Mrs. Robert Ruman as club president. members attend the Western States Democratic Conference opening Wednesday in Salt Lake City.

Ernest .W. McFarland Senate Paradise Valley Democratic Women’s Club Executive House Arizonian Arizona Robert H. Allen Salt Lake City

Fall styles feature beiges and fur prints from Paris and New York designers

The Dorset and Brassiere Council notes fall colors range from eggshell to cognac with beiges and nude underpinnings. Fur prints include leopard and mink as fall hats and hoods rise, Bill Blass and Jacques Tiffeau show wrapped headwear, babushkas, and tie-on fur and fabric finishes.

Dorset and Brassiere Council New York Bill Blass Jacques Tiffeau Blass Tiffeau

Straying Husband Confesses and Finds Hopeful Advice

A man writes to DEAR MRS MAYFIELD confessing infidelity, seeking reconciliation, and sharing that mutual effort saved his marriage after years of hard times. A subsequent Q and A with ANN addresses three single women hosting male guests, deeming it acceptable with caution about reputations.

Mrs. Mayfield

Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Club Meeting

The Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority Alumnae Club meets at 8 p.m. Monday at 4420 N Arcadia Lane the home of Mrs Forrest H Ander son. Mrs A W Houghton of Westchester Illinois national director of chapter development will give a talk on Colonization.

Forrest H. Anderson Arcadia Lane A. W. Houghton Westchester, Ill

Arthur Murray Dance Olympics Set for Arizona and New Mexico

The Arthur Murray Dance Olympics will be held this weekend at the Executive House Arizona. About 60 students from studios in Arizona and New Mexico will compete with judging Saturday afternoon and trophies Sunday afternoon. Nadine Anderson of Mesa will represent the Scottsdale studio. A dance for all entrants is planned Saturday night.

Arthur Murray Executive House Arizonian Arizona New Mexico Nadine Anderson Mesa Scottsdale Dick Mamdt

Veterans Administration cites GI Bill adding 460000 engineers

The Veterans Administration reports that the GI Bill of Rights has added 460,000 engineers to the nation’s workforce. This figure underscores the program’s impact on technical manpower during the postwar economy.

Veterans Administration

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