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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1955
Page
1
Letter to the editor from Ruth Potter extols Adventists focus on the second coming. It cites biblical verses from Thessalonians and Luke to praise the promised resurrection and rapture. The writer invites readers to seek light in Christ’s return and comfort the lonely with this hope.
Moving Day reorganizes Scottsdale schools with 40th Street area to house kindergarten through third grade at a new site by the Arizona Canal. Fourth through seventh graders provide their own transportation. Limited cafeteria service will be available. Faculty assignments list teachers by grade and a new school secretary. Planned new elementary schools target September readiness and high school shifts to Winfield Scott.
J N Roney warns farmers not to confuse the yellow clover aphid with the plant louse in Arizona fields. The extension entomologist notes the alfalfa and small grains mix affects pest targets and prescribes insecticides and application guidelines for protection and safety.
The Arizona Art Foundation starts its fifth exhibition season with a Saturday preview on January 15. The show titled New Sculpture features eight renowned American sculptors offering abstract welded works borrowed from galleries in New York Chicago and Los Angeles. The exhibition runs January 16 to February 13 daily 1 to 5 except Mondays at the Inver Gordon Head Gallery near Lincoln Drive.
Tony M Coury Buick of Mesa announces Frank Hengesbaugh will handle Buick Sales and Customer Relations in the Scottsdale area. Coury notes Scottsdale growth and praises Hengesbaugh as a qualified automotive professional ready to meet needs from new Buicks to service. Hengesbaugh and family reside at 3211 Kachina Lane Scottsdale.
Two guest speakers will appear at First Baptist Church of Scottsdale on Sunday January 16. Dr Lawrence H Allen dean of students at California Baptist Seminary Covina will speak at 11:00 a.m. on The Misery of a Great Saint. Dr Don W Cole president of California Baptist Seminary Covina will speak at 7:30 p.m. on Paul Estimator of Life.
A four major federal agency conference will be held at the Westward Ho hotel next Tuesday with about 100 agency representatives. James P. Googe, regional director, Tenth US Civil Service Region, Denver, called the meeting to review progress toward more effective personnel administration under changes enacted by the 83rd Congress. The agenda highlights the Career-Conditional Appointment System set to begin January 23 affecting about 1.5 million federal employees nationwide.
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