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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1957
Page
2
The Sodality of Our Lady announces a meeting at the church for nominations and officers for the coming year. Parishioners of St. Little and Hessy are invited to attend.
H. J. Dollinger, district manager for the U S Chamber of Commerce, spent March 25 with Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce staff and officers to become acquainted with local leaders and offer national Chamber assistance. He travels annually from Chicago where he was assistant manager for the Northern Central division and brings 25 years in commercial organization work.
Rick Kersten wins prize for mural at a Monican street scene display seen at the home of J. Ryley. Honorable mentions go to Ray Del and Sean Quartrocchi. Sixth Period Advanced Art class at Scottsdale High School organized the informal showing with parents attending.
The Arizona Chapter of the AAPL presents a two form show with watercolors and oil paintings. Ione Fethard stands out in watercolor while oil works by Maude Hodgin Blair Armstrong and Grace Grace receive strong notice. The piece notes Eva Luke Flynn Madeline Drake Lela Egry Ann Benson and Halpin Gilbert among others and mentions guests Mr and Mrs Roland Farr visiting from Anchorage Alaska with Air Force ties.
Miss Adams led a group of kindergarten children and mothers to Phoenix Union train depot on March 26. They rode to Mesa and toured the depot. The next day Miss Ziebel and the Soloma School group performed at Scottsdale Elementary. On March 28 Miss Adams and Charles Walker wed, with friends wishing them long happiness.
A Valley group of young riders undertook an overnight horseback trip to the McDowell mountains. Joe Murphy and Lew Gavoille organized preparations including lodging, horses, hay, and meals prepared by Mrs. Murs hy and Mrs. Gloria Mantéers. The group, with many riders from Scottsdale to Phoenix, camped overnight despite cold, enjoying exploratory riding and a campfire with no casualties.
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