Buck Family Home in San Diego Highlighted
The home of Mr and Mrs Albert Buck in San Diego California is featured as part of a weekend social note. neighbors and local figures are noted in the casual listing of residences and visits.
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1949
Page
3
The home of Mr and Mrs Albert Buck in San Diego California is featured as part of a weekend social note. neighbors and local figures are noted in the casual listing of residences and visits.
Scottsdale Progress notes sun devils season tickets for Arizona State football begin October 1 against Hardin Simmons with about 2 000 sold already. Seven game home season tickets cost 15 60 and include USC Brigham Young New Mexico Arizona Loyola of Los Angeles Utah State. Sun Angel members and local reps assist in securing seats.
Church listings show times for Sunday School Sacrament meeting and Mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help and First Baptist, plus a Church of Christ in Scottsdale with worship and sermon Be Joyful Unto the Lord. A high school Bible study and youth meeting are planned, with reminders to drive carefully where children play.
Sunday schedule lists 9 40 a m Sunday school 11 a m morning worship and 6 30 p m BYF junior and senior groups 7 30 p m evening worship. Wednesday 7 30 p m mid week Bible study.
Assembly of God reports Rev. George A. Niccum as pastor with morning worship at 11:00 p m and Christ Ambassadors at 6 30 p m Evangelistic Services at 7 30 p m The Bolsteads returned home Tuesday after a month visiting relatives in Montana
Mrs. A. A. Gibson of Scottsdale is confined to Mesa Osteopathic hospital with a broken arm suffered Sunday while visiting in the Southside city. She fell on the back steps of the Gibson home, and the break is just below the shoulder. She is the mother of W. P. Gibson of Mesa.
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