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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1956
Page
2
A rich stew begins with butter and onion, browns meat, then simmers with rosemary thyme basil salt water and wine. Vegetables join near end, thickened with corn starch paste, and finished with parsley. Serves four.
Enriched white bread, widely available, enhances meals with desserts and savory dishes. Bread serves in stuffing, meat mixtures, and as a base for creamed dishes, offering B vitamins iron and energy. The Apple Charlotte recipe uses buttered bread, applesauce and raisins baked until browned, served with cream or warm apricot sauce.
Nancy Frye Carson and friends move into the Scottsdale District as families settle in Overguard and nearby areas. Elwood Hunt's family welcomes a baby girl born April 11 at Good Samaritan Hospital. Delbert Martin returns from Navy leave to spend time with his parents. Lonnie Carmichael contracted mumps at home. A Barbecued chicken dinner is hosted by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Fifteenth Ward at Smith Lane and Citrus Lane Recreation Hall. Public invited.
Scottsdale, 29th city in the state in 195Q population with 2,032 people, jumped to 10th place after annexing the Westside area last week. Estimates by city clerks, chamber spokesmen, and Valley National Bank are rounded and based on utility hook ups within city limits. Five of Arizona's top ten cities are in Maricopa County including Phoenix, Mesa, and Glendale.
The article notes 1950 city populations for Morenci Winslow Gobe and Nogales all in the 6000 bracket. It compares growth since then to Scottsdale and discusses annexation potentially creating a seven way race for fourth among Glendale Flagstaff Prescott Yuma Douglas Tempe and Scottsdale. Phoenix Tucson and Mesquite hold first through third.
Dates set for July 2 3 4 Monday Tuesday Wednesday as the Southwest All-Indian Pow Wow returns biggest regional celebration. Parade noon rodeos afternoon ceremonial programs night shows lit by council fires feature authentic chants dances and colorful horse drawn wagons with Indian children.
Firemen from every Algona community are expected to attend the 30th annual convention of the Arizona State Firemen's Association in Globe. The event includes a memorial service at Veterans Memorial Park, Friday business sessions, firefighting demonstrations, and an annual banquet with a dance at the American Legion hall.
The final business meeting will be held Saturday morning. The ladies plan a Globe tour Thursday afternoon a luncheon and style show at Craig's Pinal Ranch Friday and a second Saturday morning event.
Miss Carol Keller was elected Honor Queen with Nancy Vu Frye as Senior Princess and Diane Harmon Junior Princess at Job's Daughters election. Spice sale teams were formed to raise funds for the Parse Club and the winners gain a party.
The bonanza Dead Warrior recreates the mining camp era with Johny Meyers in a Western adventure. Baltimore author Baltimore, known for a Dave Holliday biography, invites readers to follow a frontier figures journey from Three Deuces to Dead Warrior with rustlers, stagecoaches, and frontier encounters.
Teens in the Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y clubs join the State Model Legislature at the capitol. Scottsdale officials lead the event with Pat Feeney and Kyle Zeitler among participants.
The Scottsdale Squaws held a regular meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Wm. Powell. Officers elected were Mrs. Robert Knight as President and Mrs. J. W. Johnston as Vice President. Secretary-Treasurer was Mrs. Harold Detray. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Powell. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Ove Reed and Mrs. Harold Detray. Next meeting set for May 15 at Mrs. Lee TePoel’s home.
D Kelly Turner has joined the firm Palmer and Botsford with the name changing to Palmer Botsford and Tyner. Turner, admitted to the Arizona bar in 1937, has a long career in state and federal roles and previously worked for Senator Hayden and the Arizona Republic and Phoenix Gazette. He and his wife live at 3021 Ne Valencia Lane, Scottsdale, with four children.
Arizona Public Service Company reshuffles its sales department with four appointments. Al Tudor remains public information manager and takes a new role overseeing sales promotion publications and special services. Sherman R. Payne becomes sales promotion and advertising manager replacing Jackson Hoagland. Jack Swift advances to publicity manager for publications, guiding expanded duties of the publications section. Willis cites aims to inform customers as growth accelerates and to align roles with ongoing expansion. Tudor joined APS in 1943 from Bridgeport and has held multiple publications and sales posts. Payne joined in 1949 and rose through copywriting and advertising. Swift joined in 1950 and progressed from cowriter to publicity manager. Hope, educated at Nebraska, joined in 1950 and became editor of Ariz-Ed.
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