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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1963
Page
6
A mixed set of reader questions and Molly Mayfield responses covers love heartbreak relationships finances and family gifts. It includes Still Love Him Dear Confused and Broke and Disgusted with guidance urging self respect budgeting and clear communication. The tone remains practical candid and period newspaper style.
The Parents Study Group formerly Mothers Study begins with the theme Consider the Children How They Grow. The first meeting is Thursday from 9 30 a m to noon at Memorial Presbyterian Church. Coffee and refreshments start at 9 30 with three discussion groups at 10.
A series of private coffees are scheduled in Scottsdale to let women meet candidates for the vacant Scottsdale School District board seat. Earl Sumrall and Rev. Lee J. Smallsteed Jr. are the focal candidates with events hosted by numerous residents at homes across Scottsdale. Space is limited so hosts request arrangements from attendees.
Fashion notes describe next spring outfits with reversible features including beige twill turning to white fleece and other split personality garments. A raspberry costume also flips to pink when reversed showing versatile color options.
Scottsdale Choraliers hold an informal session tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the First Federal Savings and Loan Building community room. Plans for the fall season will be discussed. Open to men and women, sponsored by the Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department. Call 946 9322 or WH 5 8619 or YE 9 2029 for details. Alpha Sigma Alpha Alumnae Nae will meet at 8 p m Thursday at Mrs Lou Chaney 8145 E Granada Rd. Committees organize and final plans for the season are presented.
Epsilon Sigma Alpha international Alpha Omicron chapter meets at 8 tomorrow night at Mrs. Larry Burroughs 408 Navajo Trail with Mrs. Barney Blaine as cohostess Special recognition will go to Mrs John Austin editor of The Arts and You yearbook chosen for Patsy Tracy Educational Yearbook award by the Arizona State Council CHI OMEGA DEL SOL JUN ION ALUMNAE host a get acquainted meeting at 8 p m Thursday at Mrs Leon N Deeny Phoenix cohost Mrs Dave Pilcher Scottsdale open to newcomers Further details available.
Plans for the 1964 United Fund residential drive in Scottsdale target a $45,000 goal over Oct 25 to 28. Mmes Norman Boettcher Mort Duff and Leslie Kober lead efforts with about 400 workers needed for door to door solicitation and around 5 000 calls planned. Workers will contact only past contributors, newcomers receive brochures, and offices open at Woolworths with local and Phoenix contacts for volunteers.
The Beta Sigma chapter invites prospective rushees to a mad-hatters social at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the William Mitchell residence 8549 E Sandlewood Dr. Mrs William Bigleman serves as affair chairman.
Miss Gertrude DonDero of Stamford Conn national executive director of the Girls Clubs of America Inc will visit the Scottsdale Girls Club this week. She will inspect facilities speak to the board at a Friday luncheon and tour the club as part of her western region orientation tour. The Scottsdale unit is the only of its kind in Arizona and Western officials hope it will join the national organization. DonDero has led the organization since June with prior fundraising and public relations work in the East.
A household tip suggests clearing a clogged bathroom drain by forcing a mix of equal parts salt and soda into the pipe, letting it stand an hour, then flushing with boiling water. Another tip notes instant toasted onions for a mild sautéed flavor with a crispy texture.
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