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Scottsdale Progress in Scottsdale, Arizona

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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1948

Page

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John Yorks Honored At Dinner Tuesday

Mr and Mrs John York were honored guests at a dinner held at the home of Mr and Mrs E G Scott on Tuesday evening December 7 Also present were Mrs Flossie Scott Mrs Hattie Trogden Mrs Mary York and Mr and Mrs Kenton Scott and daughters

John Yorks Mrs John York E. G. Scott Flossie Scott Hattie Trogden Mary York Kenton Scott Land

Letters from Readers Describe Mexican Church Construction

A Scottsdale Progress reader recalls interviewing old ladies about church building in Old Mexico. He notes a traditional Jesuit led effort, local labor and rancher support, and a roof burned by revolutionists. The piece contrasts historic churches with present turmoil and hints at lingering faith.

Old Mexico Anavas Movas Nuri Sonora

Onavas Church Revered as Faithful Jewel and Stronghold

The narrative recalls Onavas as a revered site and protective refuge against yaqui raids. It describes a historic Easter mass with a full church and a distant procession backdrop in Scottsdale. The piece notes the church’s modern origin and parallels to ancient practices.

Scottsdale

Houseguests of Local Couple Feted Sunday

Mr and Mrs Richard LeRoy of Tucson Arizona were honored at a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Alvin Brown. Also present were Mr and Mrs Jerry Lutes and Mr and Mrs Billy Chatham.

Mrs Richard LeRoy Tucson, Arizona Alvin Brown LeRoy Brown Jerry Lutes Billy Chatham

Tale of a Bold Try to Make an Interesting Tale

A writer vows to craft an engaging tale from a casual idea. The note hints at ambition, creativity, and the challenge of turning a simple line into a memorable narrative.

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