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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1961

Page

5

Judson School Opens With 450 Enrolled This Year

Judson School begins its 34th year as 450 students enroll from across the country. Over 300 boarding students include eight from foreign countries. Co owners and directors David Ashley and David Wick lead a 26 member faculty, with Col. George D. Braden among recent hires. A welcome tea for new staff was hosted at the Wick residence on campus.

Scottsdale Judson David Ashley David Wick George Judson Col George D. Braden Bolles Military School Florida St. Marks Massachusetts Mrs. Wick

Barber Shop Quartet Jam Promises Melodic SPEBSQSA Night

The Thunderbird Chapter hosts a SPEBSQSA chorus concert and quartet jamboree this Saturday at 8 15 p.m. in West High auditorium Scottsdale performers join rival groups from Phoenix Tucson and Yuma in a lively contest with several named quartets and choruses.

Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of Spebsqsa Thunderbird Chapter West High Auditorium

Fun Meeting Brings Comic Characters to Epsilon Sigma Alpha

Comic strip characters arrived life sized at a charity event hosted by Mr and Mrs Wilbur Curtis for Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority. The party supported the group's education program which promotes current events reading through newspapers.

Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Wilbur Curtis Dennis the Menace Henry Jane Arden Superman

Paradise Valley Club Tennis Clinic Aims for Champions

Mike Banchard leads fall tennis clinics for Paradise Valley Country Club juniors. He runs the Newport Invitational grass court tournament and serves as vice-president of the U S Professional Lawn Tennis Association. Early enrollees include Gordon, David and Edward Jones, Jackie and Suzie Norton, plus Julie LaSalle and others.

Mike Banchard Paradise Valley Country Club Mike Newport R.I Gordon David Edward Jones Jackie Suzie Norton Julie LaSalle Sally Perry Cynthia Thurston Barbara O’brien Tom Taber Denny Norton Chip Erwin Bill Crisp

Round The Town Women Host Church Benefit and Socials

Mrs. John Clemens hosted a St. Daniel Catholic Church benefit at 17314 E Almeria for 47 ladies who enjoyed breakfast and games. Mrs. C G Robbins entertained a bridge group at 5615 E Argyle with luncheon and games, guests included Mrs. S W Pierce and others. Frank A Patterson Jr returned from Minot North Carolina after eight weeks on business to his family. Mr and Mrs Arthur De Rosa welcomed a daughter Susan Lee christened at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church with god parents Mrs Casecelli and Anthony De Rosa, followed by a turkey dinner at 7527 E Edgemont with 15 attendees.

John Clemens E. Almeria St. Daniel Catholic Church C. G. Robbins E. Argyle S. W. Pierce J. A. Law Robert Leaver M. Blake Mitchell Ben Madland E. E. Perritt Dewey Kalfsbeek Arthur de Rosa Susan Lee Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Frank Casecelli de Rosa Mr. de Rosa Anthony de Rosa Brooklyn N.Y E. Edgemont

Recovery Inc. Group Helps Scottsdal ians With Nervous Troubles

A local non-denominational group formed from Recovery Inc. meets Mondays at 8 PM in Our Lady of Perpetual Help School Room 16. The program, inspired by Dr. Abraham Low, lets people with similar worries lean on each other in a free, non-controversial setting.

Recovery Inc Our Lady of Perpetual Help School Second Street and Miller Abraham Low

Hopi PTA Sets Goals For Year

The Hopi School PTA board set goals for the coming school year at a meeting with a teachers and room mothers tea. Goals include buying encyclopedias, supplying science rooms, and establishing a citizenship award for a boy and a girl. Fundraisers planned are a barbeque party and a book fair.

Hopi Pta PTA Board

Lighter Men’s Shoes Lead Fall Fashion Shift

The National Shoe Institute notes a fall trend to lighter footwear and slimmer silhouettes with tapered toes and elastic fittings. High rising tongues and perforated details appear on slip ons and brogues, while cordovans become lighter and more flexible. Edwardian patent leather pumps gain college popularity as London influence increases.

Toastmistresses Meet Tonight at Scottsdale Methodist Church

Kiva Toastmistress Club gathers at 7 30 PM at Scottsdale Methodist Church. Hostess Elaine Watts introduces speaker Alice Spahn. Peggy Hurt leads an evaluation workshop. Guests are welcome.

Kiva Scottsdale Methodist Church Elaine Watts Alice Spahn Peggy Hurt

Kitchen as status symbol says interior designer

New York interior designer Bette Sanford argues kitchens have become status symbols as women gain kitchen centrality with fewer servants. She stresses efficient, well planned kitchens and overlooked storage areas, offering tips on closet use, space savers, and bathroom remodeling to maximize usable space.

New York UPI Bette Sanford Seattle Wash University of Washington Waccabuck N.Y Westchester County

Toastmistress Club Meets in Scottsdale

The Scottsdale Toastmistress Club held its regular meeting at the Sugar Bowl. President Mrs. Robert Dodenhoff presided. Mrs. Erline Pitkin spoke "A Billon and One Half Seconds" as a first speech, followed by Mrs. John Maas's "Asset or Liability" voice variation. Topics were led by Mrs. Paul Long, with three members answering questions. Mrs. Donald Tintary reported on the Tucson council meeting.

Scottsdale Sugar Bowl Robert Dodenhoff John Drach Erline Pitkin John Maas Paul Long Donald Tintary Tucson

Pima PTA Plans Magic Program at Pima School

The Pima PTA will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Pima School with Merlin Webb as program chairman The entertainment will be Schnorr the Magician and teachers will be introduced by Principal Thomas Townzen.

Scottsdale Pima Pta Pima Merlin Webb Schnorr Thomas Townzen

Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues

Crossword puzzle clues list across and down. Includes farm animal mast strike peer solicitude man's name Hebrew month prohibit Mexican dish household pet Algonquian Indian rodent Turkish regiment dance step trial Indonesian tribesman fish eggs regret conjunction germinated Hebrew letter three toed sloths lamprey unit of Siamese currency entreaty vigor wild buffalo of India fuss pigeon pea affirmative cylindrical scold compass point part of circle fruitcake pilaster cheer TW1 Great bustard %2 Footlike part DOWN: Conspiracy conjunction spider s doing fragment parent skill hind part warming device sick cravat South American rodent conjunction small rug Chinese pagoda sang 2a possessive pronoun bid French coin eat golf mound simian Greek letter weaken lubricate corded cloth music as written seek

India

Puzzle Clue Answers for Saturday 46 to 69

The puzzle list includes Fruit drink, Trousers, Birds homes, On the ocean, Man's name, Note of scale, Sailor college, Period of time, Dine, Opening, A state abbr, Compass.

Cleanliness Is Secret Of Fresh-Faced Look

An article advises daily skin care for a fresh All-American look. Three face washings daily prevent muddy complexions and clogged pores. Midday touchups use a desk kit with soap and cloth to refresh makeup for afternoon work, keeping a neat look until nighttime cleansing.

Tonto PTA Plans First Carnival

The Tonto Elementary PTA announces its first carnival set for October 28. Mothers from the school met in the cafeteria to form committees and support the event while Principal Hugh Clark welcomed the group and thanked them for their high attendance.

Tonto Pta Tonto Hugh Clark

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Barber Shop Dorothy Morehead Frank A. Patterson Jr E. Sheridan Minot N.C Howard Wagner E. Thornwood Phoenix Ywca E. Earls Recovery, Inc Scottsdalians Titan Boosters Arcadia High School Barbara Rebeske Gail Chasey Carol Hinton Linda Miller Micki McFadden Maureen McFadden Darlene Holman Corki Norde Nancy Kelly Cindy Johnson Scottsdale Daily Progress The National Shoe Institute England Institute Lynn Farnel Farnel Gervase Butler Boot and Shoe Recorder London Toastmistresses Sanford Toastmistress Club Pima Pta States United Feature By Jeanne D'Arcy Tonto Pta Seis Paul Shank Featuring New Orleans Safari Madeleine N. Scottsdale Carl Michael
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