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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1958
Page
3
The event will take place at 7:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. John Slocum in Granada TA08 i. The hostess is assisted by Mrs. Charles Rehan and the evening features a book review as the program.
Sue Ellen Wallace and Ronald Lee Smith were married Saturday March 9 at the Wallace home on West First Street in Scottsdale. Rev. Milton Van Slyke officiated. Attendants were Ellen Reissell and Charles McGee. The couple will reside in Anderson Indiana after April.
Glenn S. Moore will perform a Scottish bagpipe exhibition at Cub Scout Pack 101 meeting. The event is Friday March 21 at 7 p.m. in the Loloma School cafetorium.
Scottsdale's first federally insured financial institution opens a home office at 30 W. Main St with John B. Mills as president and a board including J. N. Farber R. Searles Jack Stewart Paul Fannin Walter Roche and R. C. Fennell. Bert H. Carlson announces Miss Norene Lewat en will lead savings and Mrs. Moya Kelley the mortgage loan department. Grand opening date to be announced within a week.
St Patrick's Day theme square dance led by Schroeder's Playboys with music by Schroeder's Playboys at Tavan School corner 46th Street and Osborn Road. Dance starts at 9 p.m. Saturday night.
Balti more Orioles faced the Chicago Cubs in the season opener at Scottsdale in front of 3 617 paid fans. The Cubs won 6 to 5 in 16 innings. A car by car survey showed 213 cars from other states and Canada versus 169 from Arizona across 30 states and five Canadian provinces.
The First Southern Baptist Church of Scottsdale schedules revival services March 19 to 30. Evangelist Rev. Frank Randall from Espanola New Mexico will lead with Mrs Elizabeth Haworth directing music. Evening services start 730 at 7102 E Thomas Rd Scottsdale under Pastor John T Pierce.
Mrs. Norman Fork pledge adviser will entertain about 25 University of Arizona pledges and all alumnae at a supper party this Sunday from 4 to 7 p.m. at her home on East Lincoln Drive. Last Sunday Mrs. Fork accompanied two new pledges to the Tri-State Panel meet in Tucson where Delta groups from New Mexico Western Texas and Arizona gathered.
Ascension Lutheran Church in Scottsdale joins nationwide observance of One Great Hour of Sharing this Sunday March 16. The program funds overseas relief rehabilitation and inter church aid with 140000 churches from 35 bodies participating. The Lutheran phase allocates 900000 for inter church aid refugees and over a million for world missions Latin America and theological cooperation. An additional 335000 supports spiritual services for U S armed forces chaplains. Pastor Baumgartner begins a sermon series Know Your Church Abroad. Former pastor Rev Harold Grabau will speak at 7 PM to youth and parents. Fifth midweek Lenten service Wednesday at 730 features Pilate and the Priests illustrated by Munkacsy.
Scottsdales Ingleside Elementary School held its third annual spelling bee on March 5 with Betsy Plume winning as a seventh grader from Mr Al Kwiatkowski's room. Betsy, born in Bradenton Florida, moved to Arizona and has been in Scottsdale schools since first grade. Beth Weber took second place from Mr Richard Ford's room.
Pfc Charles N Hood, son of Mrs Dora Ahawheta of Scottsdale Arizona, joins an air sea and land drill with the 3rd Marine Division in the Philippines in early March. The assault force includes the 3rd Division the 1st Marine Air Wing the Seventh Fleet and units from Camp Pendleton and Philippine forces. The amphibious operation codenamed Strongback will strike Dingalar Bay a training site used in past Okinawa based exercises.
Sally Van Kirk of 8 W Inaran School Rd Scottsdale has been named a member of Naiads the water ballet and swimming squad at Arizona State College Tempe. A junior in the USC College of Liberal Arts she majors in chemistry and belongs to Kappa Delta sorority. She graduated in 1955 from Scottsdale High School where she earned National Honor Society honors and belonged to the 5 B Club.
Mountain States Telephone Company installed modern switchboard gear at the Scottsdale Answering Service on 45 West Avenue. The privacy feature blocks operator access to customer lines during ringing and prevents dialing out, keeping lines clear for incoming calls. Additional positions are planned to handle Scottsdale’s growing business demand.
In a letter to Arizona voters Barry Goldwater stresses nonpartisan town council elections and urges high turnout. He argues local government shapes national integrity and calls citizens to demand efficiency and responsibility at home to strengthen democracy nationwide.
John Bloom directs the University of Arizona Symphonic Choir on a March 20 to 25 state tour. Fifty five top voices will perform in Scottsdale Phoenix Prescott Sedona Williams Grand Canyon Flagstaff Kingman and Wickenburg. The group was invited to a Music Educators National Conference in Pasadena last year and served as a clinic course, receiving wide acclaim.
The Scottsdale Toastmistress Club held its regular morning meeting at The Huddle with president Mrs. Carlton Munich leading. Table topics were led by Mrs. Harold Cluff, new member Mrs. John Qualtrough spoke for the first time, and other speeches were given by Mrs. John Maas and Mrs. Paul Long. The next gathering on March 21 will feature a panel discussion on evaluations.
Barbara Getz daughter of Desmond Getz of Phoenix placed first in the intermediate division of a women’s golf tournament held recently at Arizona State College in Tempe. A sophomore in USC’s College of Business Administration, Getz majors in executive. she graduated in 1956 from Scottdale High School where she was a class officer.
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