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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1951

Page

2

Incorporation debate and annexation process for Scottsdale

Letters discuss Scottsdale incorporation, Phoenix expansion fears, and annexation mechanics. The piece explains that a town can incorporate without external consent and outlines how annexation uses assessor valuations and petitions to acquire territory. It ends with a reader urging reader action and local shopping guidance.

Phoenix Scottsdale 40Th Street Scottsedale

SP Officials Are Feted At Dinner

Jack Stewart and the Camel Back Inn hosted a testimonial dinner Monday night honoring officials of the Southern Pacific company.

Jack Stewart The Camelback Inn Southern Pacific Company

Joe Smith to Be Ordained Sunday at Tempe Church

Joe Smith son of Mr and Mrs M J Smith of Scottsdale will be ordained in the Tempe Christian Church at 1100 Sunday morning January 21. He attended Southwest Christi Seminary Baylor University and George Pepperdine.

Joe Smith M. J. Smith Scottsdale Tempe Christian Church Mr. Smith Suthwest Christi Seminary Baylor University George Pepperdine

Sunset Pink fashion event closes with notable guests

The cocktail party and dinner capped the Sunset Pink fashion and social events in the Valley. Honor guests included Claude E. Peterson, vice president of Southern Pacific, and Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Betty Coy and Mrs. Esther Lyman of New York City, Fred Tredway, Phil Anderson, and Norman Winston of San Francisco, plus Phoenician guests Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Trimble and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Prenovost.

Claude Betty Coy Esther Lyman New York City Fred Tredway Phil Anderson Norman Winston San Francisco L. H. Trimble A. W. Prenovost

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