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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1957

Page

3

Sodality to Hold Communion Mass and Sept Meeting

In Our Lady of Perpetual Help parish Sodality members will receive Holy Communion at the Sunday morning Mass this weekend. The regular meeting is rescheduled to Monday Sept 9 at 8 p.m. due to the holiday.

Sodality Our Lady of Perpetual Help

Family notes condolences and travel update

Acknowledges expressions of condolence for a bereavement. Mentions Rose and Al Weber and a family trip to Oxnard California for a week, with David Beih and Mrs Diehl traveling with their children Susie Don and Bobbs expected to return this weekend.

Oxnard Califl David Mrs. Diehl Susie Don Bobbs

Judith Gurney Receives ASC Honor Hall Assignment

Judith Ann Gurney of Scottsdale has been assigned to McClintock Hall on ASC Tempe campus for the coming fall term. Admission requires a 2.00 GPA, good campus citizenship, two recommendations, and a student committee review with Associate Dean Catherine Nichols. A daughter was born to Arian and Bonnie Carcall at Tempe Chinese Hospital on August 23.

Hnke Scottsdale Arena State College Tempe McClintock Bo ASC Atooitbaver Dio Copereliss Om Personal Mitervnes Catherine G. Nichols A Daugtter Was Arian and Bonnie Carcall Tempe Chine Opital Carvalls Reade T4t Pinehot

Scottsdale Methodist Church Wedding for Chatham Steele

The wedding of Margaret Ann Chatham and Ronald George Steele occurred Friday August 24 at Scottsdale Methodist Church at 8 60 p m with Rev. Frank Knouse officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Co Chat tham Rt 1 Box 870 Scottsdale and the groom is the son of Walter Steele San Diego and Mrs R S Attaway Fresno. He lives at 111s McAllister Ave Tempe where they will reside. The bridal party included Evelyn Bradford Phoenix maid of honor and Susan Steele flower girl with Philip Thompson best man and ushers Lee Chatham Jerry Hawkins Richard Barnhill and Johnny Attaway ring bearer. Mrs Steele is a Scottsdale High School graduate and the groom a Yuba City High School graduate and Arizona State College senior majoring in animal husbandry. she plans home economics study this fall.

Scottsdale Methodist Church Naernage Margaret Ann Chatham Ronald George Steele Frank Knouse William Co Chatthium Rt. 1 Box 870 Scottsdale Walter Steele San Diego California R. Ss. Attaway Fresno McAllister Ave Philip Thompson Lee Chatham Jerry Hawkins Richard Barnhill Johnny Attaway Mrs. Steele Yuba City Arizona State Tempe

Birth Announcements From Local Hospitals

The report lists several newborns with parental names and addresses. A girl born August 21 at Good Samaritan Hospital to Mr and Mrs Thomas Sullivan. A boy born August 24 at Mesa Southside Hospital to Darrell and Juanita Carver of 524 E Osborn Rd. A girl born August 23 at St Joseph's Hospital to Mr and Mrs Paul Fanin of 5990 E Orange Blossom Scottsdale.

Good Samaritan Hospital Thomas Nancy Sullivan Darrell Juanita Carver E. Osborn Road Mesa Southside Hospital Paul Fanin Orange Blossom Scottsdale St. Joseph's, Hospital

Torres welcome a son born in Tempe Clinic Hospital

Hermon and Nellie Torres welcomed a son on Saturday August 24 at Tempe Clinic Hospital. The family home is listed as 2657 N. 71st Plaza Scottsdale.

Hermon Nellie Torres Tempe ‘Clinic N. 71St Plaza Scottsdale

Reilly Named Arizona Head of 1958 March of Dimes

William P. Reilly of Phoenix and Arizona Public Service Company is appointed to lead the 1958 March of Dimes in Arizona Basil O Connor NFIP president announces. Reilly cites Arizonans high per capita giving and pledges continued support toward polio victims research and medical personnel. Reilly and family reside at 345 East Pasadena Phoenix with four children. He holds multiple local and national memberships and past presidencies.

William P. Reilly Phoenix Arizona Public Service Company Arizona Basil O'Connor National Foundation For Reilly New York O'Connor Mrs. Reilly East Pasadena William Jr Richard Thomas J Elizabeth Phoenix Country Club Phoenix Press Club Aracda Club Arizona Builders and Contractors Association B.P.O.B Knights of Columbus and Serra Club

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