17 Dec 1954
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1954
Page
1
A Scottsdale Methodist church plans a manger service Sunday night at 7, inviting parishioners and visitors to observe the Christmas season. The program will feature readings, carols, and a brief message, with all attendees welcome.
Frances Hadley Ativan Dagshaw and John Juds lead a list of honor roll students. Temperable Mention honors go to Fan nie Stone Linda Modglin Mildred Beckham Betty Fuller Lilian Rangel Diane Kneep Helen Carver Bil Drake Barbara Pratt Carol Shaver Joanne Price Diana Boren Mary Ann Geiger Linda Lewis Pat Stamm Ruth Roman Sing Dawson Fulah Mae Jewell Pat Pubo Cindi Keebler Mary Jane Wappman Luan Miller Penny Drake Bud Bendrix Bob Fen nyson and Karen Davis.
Scottsdale area Home Nursing training announced by Mrs. Arthur Bratzel chairing the Home Nursing Committee. The Business and Professional Women’s Club plans a seven week course at the Community Center with Isabel Farnymond teaching. Volunteers from Branches will organize and assist across local groups with Red Cross support sought at a Saturday meeting urging community backing.
The Civic Center Library lists weekly hours including Mondays 7 to 9 pm and Wednesdays 3 30 to 5 pm. Fridays 5 to 7 pm Saturdays 9 30 am to noon and 10 39 to 11 30 am. Children’s hours feature Christmas stories.
The University of Arizona presents a farm show segment on Across The Fence airing Saturday December 11. Dr J N Roney extension entomologist demonstrates how to identify household pests and where to find them. He shows latest control methods to remove bugs from homes.
The Arizona Wisconsin Club hosts its annual Christmas party tonight at 7 15 p m at the YWCA 234 West Monroe Phoenix. Adults bring a 25c or white elephant gift. Ladies bring cookies. All former Wisconsin residents or visitors invited. For details call Robert Fenske president at AM 58133.
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