Beavers Face Carver Five In WC Tourney Tonight
Scottsdale High School hoops opens defense of West Central District honors as the Beavers meet Carver Monarchs at 8 45 p m in Tempe on the Arizona State College hardwoods. Carver is the top seed after finishing first in regular season play with Ajo Wickenburg Buckeye also seeded.
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Scottsdale High School
Beaver Cagers
Carver Monarchs
Arizona State College
Tempe
Carver
Beavers
Ajo
Wickenburg
Buckeye
Scottsdale
Peoria
Progress Phone Service Improves in Scottsdale
After months of waiting the Scottsdale Progress announces improved telephone service and an easier line to reach the office. Readers are urged to try calling again and to share news of visits trips birthdays anniversaries and other events using the new number.
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Scottsdale
Red Cross Drive Opens Here March 1 Quota Set
Blood drive at Scottsdale Blood Bank raised ten pints with 300 donors pledging to participate, but few appeared. Red Cross Blood Procurement chairman Kenton Scott laments low turnout and seeks suggestions to improve future drives. Volunteers listed include C. E. Lollar Albert Hardaway Jewell Ketchum J. D. Pilcher Curtis Watkins Maxine Pilcher W. L. Robertson Henry Wick H. L. Coffey Howard F. Sabin Robert Burton George H. Thomas Jr Florence Daugherty H. W. Dixon and Kenton Scott.
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Scottsdale Blood Bank
Kenton Scott
Red Cross Blood Procurement
Scott
C. E. Lollar
Albert Hardaway
Jewell Ketchum
J. D. Pilcher
Curtis O. Watkins
Maxine Pilcher
W.L. Robertson
Henry Wick
H. L. Coffey
Howard F. Sabin
Robert Burton
George H. Thomas, Jr
Florence Daugherty
H. W. Dixon
B and PW Club To Receive Charter
The Business and Professional Woman's club of Scottsdale will meet at Antonette's February 22 at 7 p.m. for their monthly dinner meeting. Gladys Bagley expansion chairman will present the charter. Mrs. Sarah Willmoth leads the program and Mrs. Kahl will be guest speaker.
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Business and Professional Woman’s Club of
Scottsdale
Antonette’s
Gladys Bagley
Sarah Willmoth
Kahl
Free chest X ray drive planned for Scottsdale area
A Maricopa County Chest X Ray Service mobile unit will offer free chest X rays to residents 15 years and older March 6 to 10 at the northwest corner of Scottsdale Road and Main Street. An organizational meeting for the Scottsdale Community X Ray Survey, led by Dr. Philip F. Schneider, formed committees with local schools churches and tribal representatives.
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Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Shayne
Main Street
Scottsdale Road
48Th Street
Fort McDowell
Salt River Indian Reservation
Obert
Schneider
Women Frye
Flood
Grace Crews
Jack Bolton
Cecil Raleigh
Square Dance Lessons Soon At Thunderbird Field
Parent-Teacher Association sponsors square dance lessons at Thunderbird Field No 2 every Thursday at 7 30 PM. The program promises family fun and entertainment and urges early registration to secure a spot.
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Parent- Teacher Association
Thunderbird Field No. 2
Red Cross Fund Campaign Set for Scottsdale Kickoff Dinner
The Scottsdale Red Cross 1951 fund drive launches with a kickoff supper at Wesley Hall on Tuesday February 27 at 6 30 p m. H W Dixon chairs the branch and will not seek re election recommending Raymond Mitchell as successor. Mitchell will lead the 1951 campaign with 406 area members registered and eligible voters including $1 contributors. The 8 p m meeting will elect officers for 1951 and may include a Korea Red Cross film.
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Scottsdale
Red Cross Fund
Wesley Hall
H. W. Dixon
Ladies of the Women’s Society of the Methodist Church
Red Cross
Korea
Dixon
Raymond Mitchell
Mitchell
E. H. Richardson
Tréasaide
Justice of the Peace
Cliff Carpenter Reelected Scottsdale Chamber Leader
Cliff Carpenter was elected to his third term as president of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce. The board also named Andy Swick as vice president and Raymond Mitchell as secretary treasurer, both starting second terms. A second board meeting will set plans and committees for the community program.
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Cliff Carpenter
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Carpenter
Andy Swick
Raymond O. Mitchell
Scottsdale
Swick
Mitchell
Mort. Kimsey
Joe Wilmoth
Forest Denny
Ed Ast
Phillip Schneider
John Colwell
PTA Roundtable Event Is Friday Night Discussion
The high school study hall hosts a Friday night round-table on The Father's Place in the Home. The PTA sponsors the first of three parents education sessions with moderator Charles Rowan and five seasoned parents, including Mrs. Cecil Raleigh and Mrs. Frank Ryley.
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Parent, Teachers Association
Charles Rowan
Cecil Raleigh
Frank Ryley
W. W. Dick
Gerald Rich
Scottsdale Progress issue moved up one day for Washington's Birthday
This week's Scottsdale Progress is one day early due to Washington's Birthday observance and mail service curtailment. If any stories are missing they will be printed next week.
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Scottsdale
Washington
Contest Pics To Be Shown At T T Contest
True color pictures of contestants from the Gene Autry 1951 Child of the Year contest will air on February 27 and 28 at the Tee Bar Tee theatre in Malcolm White ownership. Winners will be shown the following Tuesday and Wednesday. National sponsor is Gene Autry with local support from the theatre and Wagon Wheel Radio shop.
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Gene Autry
Tee
Bar Tee
Malcolm White
Wagon Wheel Radio Shop
Community Club Meetups and Local Society Events
The calendar lists events including the Business and Professional Woman's club at Antonette's on Thursday at 7 p m, square dance lessons at Thunderbird Field No 2 at 7 30 p m, Bishop Water District meeting with PTA discussion at the high school Friday night, and Kiwanis Club at Hogan cafe Monday at 7 30 p m.
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Business and Professional Woman’s Club
Antonette’s
Thunderbird Field
No. 2
Kiwanis Club
Hogan Cafe
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C. W. Muehlberger
University_of Washington
Theodore Loveless
University
Carver Five
SHS
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Progress
Junior ‘Woman’s Club
Salt River Indian Reservations
Ann Obert
Maricopa County
Dr. Schneider
Nathan
C of C
PTA
Bishop Water District
Justice of the Peace Office
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