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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1951
Page
2
Scottsdale Baptist Church will host a Discipleship Homecoming on Thursday March 1 from 3:00 to 4:00 PM with Rev C W Smith missionary from the Belgian Congo as speaker A pot luck dinner follows at 6:30 PM then film strips recordings and a talk by Rev Smith.
Hugh C. Gruwell announces House approval of Treasury plan for maturing Series E Savings Bonds to start May 1 1951. Holders may cash out or extend with 2 percent simple interest for up to seven and a half years.
The proposal projects total interest rising to 2.9 percent compounded over the years of extension and offers an exchange of the matured bond for a current income Savings Bond of Series 6.
Funeral services for Joseph Rus sell Coldwell 72 of Glendale are set for 10 a m Thursday at the Arizona Funeral Home Phoenix He came to Scottsdale in 1920 was manager of Scottsdale Ginning company and served in Puerto Rico during the Spanish American War He is survived by his wife Tansy a San Francisco brother and several nieces and nephews including some in Scottsdale Spanish American veterans will conduct the services
Scottsdale visitors enjoyed Pima Indian dancers in feather costumes and Mariachis on the streets. The show was the second in a series by the Business and Professional Woman’s Club with Kay Choyce as chair and Mrs. Sarah J. Willmoth arranging the Indian program.
Beavers under coach Jiggs Hardt chase their first tourney title with an upset mood. After the opener, the tourney moves to North Phoenix High gym for finals through Saturday. Probable lineup: Fred Taylor Arvil Burkett Wayne Geddis Al Bracamonte Shelby Copeland. The locals previously beat Bagdad and Tolleson to reach 15 wins and 5 losses.
Palestine’s Dead Sea sits about 1 286 feet below sea level, marking the world’s lowest land surface. California’s Death Valley follows as the Americas’ lowest land, about 275 feet below sea level.
A public notice lists key chairs and committees for a Chest X Rays recruitment project. Jim Boyd chairs the overall effort with Andy Swick and Mrs Carol Snell among the speakers and promotion team. Volunteers are urged to contact committee chairs to report for duties.
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