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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1949
Page
3
Orlin Waas, ASU student president, announces surplus army barracks will become a temporary student union at Arizona State College. The center opens in late January with a lounge, dance floor, game room, study space, and snack bar. A full time manager and student assistants will be hired.
Scottsdale School News edited by Nancy Hearne with Ann Sublett as assistant editor lists reporters including Philip Chandler Virginia Jackson Harvey Smith Anna Fay Francis Pat Palmer Norma Willmoth Buddy Coleman and others. Copy readers La Wanda Chapman Delores Enos sponsor Mrs Norma Lee Steliner.
The Seven A class held a successful Christmas party in the school cafeteria with plans for an evening dance by the two seventh grade classes. Chaperones will be Mrs. Norma Lee Stellner and Mr. Kennedy.
O. W. Cooper president and Dr. Oscar Sussman chair announce the 1949 membership drive for the Arizona Public Health Association. The independent non profit group invites Arizona citizens to join. affiliated with the American Public Health Association. Applications to Miss Helen Rotthaus, secretary, state capital building, Phoenix.
Mrs Clyde P Neary left Scottsdale on Monday January 3 for Los Angeles to select a stock of new spring fashions for Nearys East West fashions She plans to return by week’s end Also Mrs Ralph Andrews of Reedsport Oregon visits at the Sullivan home and is sisters with Mrs Sullivan
Major and Mrs. W. H. Smith have bought a home on Osborn Road and will relocate to Scottsdale. Major Smith recently retired after 33 years of active duty domestically and abroad and the couple expresses satisfaction with the community and plans for a long stay.
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