Girl Scout News and District Events in Scottsdale Troops
Local Scottsdale Girl Scout activities include troop meetings and a district gathering at West Street with neighborhood chairperson Frances Sophie. A Brownie Day Camp is planned for the first two weeks in June near Scher 1, with sports and a symbol contest to decorate Camp Marapal materials. The May deadline for symbol entries is noted, and a request is made for children’s books to support the Day School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoekant Gyettian
Atrs
George Mogens Troopler Girts
Dre Bar Dytar Rese
Tui i Dietp
Nave Taibde
Sis
Francis Sophien Wats
Elletsl
Fap Strier
Brownit
Giltive
Jane
Diowati
Scher
Tyrane
Lossen
Marapal
Parch
Mayuh
Tha Sabb
Iriars
Mes
Byresen
Dona
SS Kaelona Lane
Scotisdale
Charter Group Of Beta Sigma Phi Installed In Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Charter Group of International Beta Sigma Phi was instituted with candlelight rites on a Monday evening in Paradise Valley. The new chapter connects with chapters worldwide and includes fourteen Phoenix chapters. Mrs. George Judson will serve as sponsor. Officers and committees were announced, and the group plans its first meeting on April 5 at 7:00 p.m. at the home of Mrs. L. C. Speers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Scottsdale
International Beta Ree Sigma Phi
Walter W. Ross
Paradise Valley
Bloss
England
Scotland
Germany
Greece
Tokio
Guam
Saudi Arabia
Mexico City
Helsinki
Australia
Hawaiin Islands
Alaska
Canada
United States
Phoenix
George Judson
Olive Town Murphy
Bath
Maine
Frank LaFontsee
Phoenix City
Beta Sigma Phi
Murphy
Raymond Guy
Lester Matlock
H. B. Vaughn
Manley Fox
Co. F., Anderson
Ralph Sauserino
Melvin Coyington
Robi. Gray
Is. B. Whalley
Eugene Judson
Spegal Project
Zobt. Hendrikx
Robb van Nimmegen
L. C. Speers
Obergfell
Calle del Medio
Buena Park Leaders Study Western Town in Scottsdale
Twenty nine Buena Park officials and their wives visited Scottsdale to learn how the town became The West's Most Western Town. They met Monday noon at Hotel Valley Ho with local officials including Mayor Malcolm White and Chamber President Chester A. Smith to discuss architectural control of new construction and later toured the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Arizona
Buena Park
California
Arizona Manor
West
Hotel Valley Ho
Chamber of, Commerce
Malcolm White
Chamber of Commerce
Chester A. Smith
R. D. Feltman
William Creighton
Lute Wasbotten
Jim Boyd
Mary Jane Haskin
E. G. Scott
Mort Kimsey
Art Butler
Scottsdale Savings and Loan grand opening draws over a thousand
More than 1,000 people visited the Scottsdale Savings and Loan during its grand opening week. Winners of prizes were drawn without purchase, including portable television sets to Ken Smith and A. W. Trakes, portable radios to Mickey Cochran and Judy Williams, transistor radios to Robert E. Bell and Virginia Reese, toasters to George F. Moore and Darrell Combs, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale Savings and Loan
Ken Smith
N. 25Th Street
Phoenix
A. W. Trakes
West
Vermont
Marcella Ruthling
E. Main
Scottsdale
Donna Wagers
E. Sells Drive
Robert E. Bell
Virginia Reese
S. Sheridan
Dick Miller
Scottsdae
Fern Stewart
P.O
George Danielson
North 7Th Place
George F. Moore
Wagon Wheel
Oak Creeks
Darrell Combs
W. Almeria
Charles W. Cook, Jr
Foothill Drive
Paul F. Germann
31St Place
Theo Wolfson
Palms Lane
Chet Smith, III
1St Avenue
Betsy Hamilton
Navajo Trail
W. R. Montgomery
Bank of Douglas
Ron Young
Invergordon Road
Emily Baker
Purdue
Boo Bryan
North 74Th Place
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Uli Arm A
Owarmac
Girl Scout News
Troops
Stokedale
E.indi
ANE Geos
E. Indian School
Hayden RD
Perrit
Hallcraf
All America
DOW
Laura Wright
Becky Burruel
Arizona State College
Tempe
Western Savings
Stac
Federal Savings, & Loan Insurance Corporation
U. S
Con
Bert Carlson
Mickey Cochran
West 8Th
Judy Williams
North 12Th Avenue
Feed & Supply
S. Scottsdale Rd
Eas
Ama Ea
Farodise Wpharmae of
Brown & First Ave
Bing
Wolk
Goldwater
BAR OF Music
Yes
Main Street
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