Methodist Church Opens New Building in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Methodist congregation began in 1923 with Rev. P. M. Bell coming from California. Organized January 1924 with nineteen charter members, five still active, others moved or died. The red brick church on Main and Marshall opened October 1929 after buying the site and housing the congregation in a store for five years. First service held October 27 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Chatham
W. R. McGaugh
Main and Marshall
Sims
McGaugh
Final rites held for Suzan Eliza Hardaway in Phoenix
Suzan Eliza Hardaway 81 of Phoenix died January 6. Final rites were held Tuesday at 9 a.m. in the Palms chapel Grimshaw Mortuary with graveside services at 11:30 a.m. in Coolidge Cemetery. Rev. Leslie J. Ross officiated. Survived by a son Albert of Scottsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palms Chapel
Grimshaw
Suzan Eliza Hardaway
Coolidge
Leslie J. Ross
Scottsdale Methodist Church
Albert
Scottsdale
Mrs Perkins Hosts Tuesday Bridge Party At Home
Mrs Perkins entertained at a two table bridge party Tuesday January 4 at her home. Guests included Mesdames Stanley Portalski Robert Lewis Theodore White Al Welba July Sanders William Burkett and Miss Jane Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Perkins
Mesdames Stanley Portalski
Robert Lewis
Theodore White
al Welba
July Sanders
William Burkett
Jane Perkins
Social notes from Globe and Tempe gatherings
Mr and Mrs Leslie J Ross and Mrs Hugh Lormor of Tempe attended a dinner and meeting of the Southside Book club in Globe on Monday January 10. Mr and Mrs Jack Crews and son were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs George Thomas Jr and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie J. Ross
Hugh Lormor
Tempe
Southside Book Club
Globe
Jack Crews
George Thomas, Jr
PTA Library Reopens Tuesday in Scottsdale
Scottsdale parents announce PTA library reopens Tuesday and runs through winter with a larger book selection. Borrowers may check out five books for two weeks. Open 12 30 to 4 30 Tuesdays and 12 30 to 2 30 Thursdays. Public invited.
Scottsdale Cleaners Expands Service With New Route
Scottsdale Cleaners starts a pick up and delivery dry cleaning route this week in Scottsdale. Glen Riley leads the operation using a 1937 Ford panel truck with a scheduled timetable and window cards for customers. Trade lines show popular demand and on call special service available by inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Cleaners
Glen Riley
Beavers Split Weekend Games With Southside Opponents
Beavers from Scottsdale High split a weekend set against Gilbert Tigers and Chandler High. They defeated Gilbert 37 to 31 on Friday and fell to Chandler 29 to 21 on Saturday. Beaver Jayvees also lost heartbreakers in the preliminary games each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale High School
Beaver
Gilbert Tigers
Chandler High
Herman Schweikart
Beaver Jayvees
Brookses Honored by Granddaughter at Dinner
Granddaughter hosted a dinner for Mr. and Mrs. G. Brooks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Brooks. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Kenton Scott and their daughters and the Lutes couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. G. Brooks
Jerry Lutes
Gabe Brooks
Lutes
Brooks
Kenton Scott
Scottsdale Boys Organize Youth Club With Merchant Help
Scottsdale fathers and 37 local boys formed the Scottsdale Boys club at Thunderbird Homes with Vern Butler Jr. as financial secretary. Temporary officers include David Croom president Bill Cavin VP Jim Walker secretary and Butler Jr. as financial secretary. Meetings set Mondays and Wednesdays with a snack bar and teen employment goals. Local merchants donate food and equipment and plan to fund the operation. a Dads club will assist. Membership requires high school age and a $1 fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thunderbird Homes
Vern Butler, Jr
Scottsdale
Vern Butler
Regullar
Farl Shipp
Earls Market
Boys’ Club
Earl's
Scottsdale Road
Shirley Brown
Scottsdale Pharmacy
Kiwanis Observance Set in Scottsdale Weeklong Event
The Kiwanis club of Scottsdale marks Kiwanis International 34th anniversary during January 16 to 22 with a program at 7 30 p m January 17 in the high school home economics room. Seldon C Windes president notes plans are done. A message from Kiwanis International president J Belmont Mosser will be read and Warren Austin will introduce a Central Arizona Project representative who will show a movie and discuss Arizona water efforts.
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Kiwanis Club
Scottsdale
Kiwanis International
Seldon C. Windes
J. Belmont Mosser
St. Marys
Warren Austin
Central Arizona
Arizona
Mrs Robert Lewis Hosts Four Table Dessert Bridge Party
Mrs Robert Lewis hosted a four table dessert bridge party at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mesdames Yount Dick Trese sini White Windes Fredericks Kimsey Fredericks Ral eigh Whiting Graves Gibson Perkins Sanders and Miss Jane Perkins. Winners were Mesdames Yount Kimsey and Al Fredericks. Also listed are a fishing trip group to Rocky Point Mex and visiting Texas resident Clinton Eubanks planning to move to Arizona with family to join him later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lewis
Mesdames
Robert Yount
W. W. Dick
Joe Tresesini
Theodore White
Seldon Windes
Jim Fredericks
William Kimsey
al Fredericks
Cecil Raleigh
Anne Whiting
Mary Graves
Mae Gibson
Fred Perkins
Judy Sanders
Jane Perkins
Mesdames Yount
Kimsey
Clinton Eubanks
Stinnett
Texas
Lloyd Eubanks
Lavon Eubanks
Arizona
Scottsdale Woman Heads to Los Angeles Visit
Mrs J H Adams of Scottsdale travels with Mr and Mrs Charles Place and their daughter from Scottsdale to Los Angeles for a two week visit. They stop in San Diego overnight to visit Mrs Adams daughter and son in law Jack Pax and their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Adams
Scottsdale
Charles Place
Los Angeles
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Methodist Church
Suzan Hardaway
Mrs. Perkins
PTA
Beavers
Scotty’s
Acetylene
E. G. Scott & Son
Barry Engholm
Charles Mieg
Clyde Lathrop
Wilson
Mack Lathrop
Rocky Point
Mex
Sunnyslope
Phoenix
Frederick
Scottsdale RD
Camelback and
Tatum Roads
Jim Tillet
Mexico City
Guatemala
Ruth W. Bickson
Walker
Beauty Shop
Pauline Fosdick
Mgr
Vndian
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