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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1952
Page
9
The Scottsdale Garden club will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday February 19 at 8 00 p m at the Outpost with speaker George Carb and invites Scottsdale area gardeners to attend.
A Hollywood radio party is scheduled for Monday February 18 at 8:00 p.m. at the Tee Bar venue, inviting local listeners and guests to join in the broadcast themed event.
The timetable lists showings at Tee Bar Amusement for February with titles such as Tales of the Navajo The Rocket Basketball Fix Calloway Went Thataway and Distant Drums. Screenings run daily across February 14 to 21 with multiple daily times including matinee and evening slots.
Kindergarten groups led by Mrs. Mock and Mrs. Coppinger enjoyed a field day at William's Field with an air show then returned to Mesa for a brief picnic. They later stored Valentines in each child’s room post office project.
The seventh grade honor roll includes Genevieve Voss John Valentine Jose Matus Donald Mahr David Medina Nelda Hilliard and Edel Gonzales. The Phoenix Children's Library will supply cards to boost reading with many books to choose from. Many students join a book club offering books for 25 or 30 cents.
Eighth grade honors for the six week period include Evelyn Bradford Peter Rich Jack Holloway Phillip Fast Larry Doolittle Carol White George Ramsey Teddy Bloomer Bill Miller Dale Brown Josie Dudman and Fred Murphy in Mr Sauve’s class.
Betty Jane Meads of Pima County becomes the first recipient of a 75 dollar 4 H scholarship from the Pima County Homemakers Clubs. She graduates high school this month and will attend the University of Arizona to study home economics after three years of 4 H club work. The county council represents 20 clubs and is led by Mrs. K Appleyard with Madeline Barley directing home demonstration work.
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