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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1950
Page
5
Sunday ceremonies installed officers for the Scottsdale Methodist groups for the 1950 51 year. Rev. Leslie J. Ross officiated as youth fellowship women s society and men s club lists were announced with officers and chairmen for trustees stewards and Sunday school along with forthcoming board meeting in Wesley Hall.
The Rev. Leslie J. Ross will be dean of the High School Older Youth institute at the Church Conference grounds near Prescott from June 3 to June 10. Mrs. Ross is registrar and Scottsdale MYF representatives Paul Hayden and Barry Raleigh will attend. Ross said registrations indicate the largest youth camp in Arizona history.
Members of Sipe-Peterson Post No. 44 American Legion conducted graveside services at Scottsdale cemetery Tuesday for Memorial Day. Ira Haber chaplain led the rites as Legion Auxiliary adorned graves with wreaths of red Buddy poppies.
The Rev John Davis will be guest minister Sunday morning June 4 at Scottsdale Methodist church in Rev Ross absence. Davis a Scottsdale native grew up in the local church later joined a Phoenix Baptist congregation and is now a Grand Canyon college student preparing for pastoral work. This marks his first return to his home church since entering the ministry.
The note urges drivers to consider the other motorist at risk on the road. It emphasizes defensive driving and awareness to prevent crashes and promote safer streets for all road users.
Karen Ann Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Smith Jr., flies to Gibbon Minnesota to spend the summer with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kading and an aunt and uncle Dr. and Mrs. E J Kading, after leaving by plane. It hurts to get hurt.
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