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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1955

Page

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Annexation Debate Shapes Zoning and Services

The article reports a heated discussion over annexation of a Scottsdale area by Phoenix. It covers zoning plans, service provision timelines, tax implications, and the dispute between pro and anti annexation residents. John Savoy notes petitions from residents preferring county retention and urges a one year moratorium, which Phoenix officials say lacks legal validity but may be possible.

John Savoy Scottsdale Phoenix

Scottsdale Woman Volunteers At Nation's Only Spanish Child Center

Mrs. Helena Valdes reported the Guadalupe Child-Care Center in Guadalupe served over sixty migrant children during a nine week program. An average of 15 infants and 15 to 25 toddlers daily received care, meals, health services, and supervised play with help from volunteers from 30 churches and local groups. Center director William H. Noch called it a pioneering demonstration project for migrant children in the United States.

Guadalupe Helena Valdes Carl Anderson Phoenix Enall Tempe Chandler Sunnyslope Scottsdale Mesa Higby Anderson William H. Noch Arizona Migrant Ministry Arizona Council of Churches Arizona Ixposed Koch United States

Arizona High Schools Invite Poster Designs for Cotton Week

Arizona high school students may design the official Cotton Week poster for 1956. The contest, announced by E S McSweeny, offers five cash prizes and credit for winning students and instructors. Winning posters may be reproduced statewide during May Cotton Week, May 11 to 19.

Arizona E. 8. McSweeny McSweeney MceSweeny Joisho Cotton. Week Arizona Interscholastic Association

Shipp Lowrey Vows Read On Wednesday

Herbert E. Shipp and Mrs Matte Lowrey wed at 2:30 in Vernon Shipp home with Rev Charles Shipp officiating. Attendants were Mrs William Banta and Earl Shipp. The Lord's Prayer was sung and a reception followed for immediate family. The couple honeymooned in the southern part of the state.

Herbert E. Shipp Matte Lowrey Vernon Shipp Charles Shipp Shipp William Banta Earl Shipp Joe Music Leo Windes

Tell Christmas Story In Decorations

The article suggests using home decorations to teach the Christmas story and mentions carols and hymns as themes. It describes mantle setups with Madonna figures, stars, greenery, and candles to depict Bethlehem scenes and angel choirs, encouraging children to view and participate.

Grace’ Ryan University of Arizona Bethlehem Herald Angels

Bowing Standings Shift as Top Teams Fall in Arroyo League

Scottsdale Businesswomen Bowling League action Tuesday saw the three leading teams upset by 3 to 1 scores. Irma Maas posted high single game while Ruth Wischler led with high series 198 and 486. Standings show Patio Tea 36 16 Porter 34 18 McQ's 25 25 O Days 26 25 Bootery 32 29 Lulu Belle 10 42.

Scottsdale Businesswomen’s Hill Lulu Belle O'Day Porters Bootery Patio Teal Irma Maas Ruth Wischler Porter

Farm Workers Urged to Apply for Social Security Accounts

Harold D. Smith of the Phoenix Social Security office reminds farmers ranchers and farm labor contractors to record workers who earned 100 or more in wages during the year for farm work. Wages are reported by employers to the IRS and become part of each wage record. Applications for Social Security account numbers are available from the Social Security Administration at 409 W Adams St Phoenix Arizona or any post office.

Harold D. Smith Phoenix Social Security Office Internal Revenue Service Security Administration Adams St Phodiix Arizona Post Office

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