SHS Girls Enjoy Pot-luck Dinner
Scottsdale High School girls service group enjoyed a pot-luck dinner on Wednesday night March 16 at Frances Raleigh home. Co-hostesses were Joan Walt and Jane Mayo.
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1949
Page
9
Scottsdale High School girls service group enjoyed a pot-luck dinner on Wednesday night March 16 at Frances Raleigh home. Co-hostesses were Joan Walt and Jane Mayo.
Plans for the Fourth Annual All-State Music Camp on the Arizona State College campus run June 12 to July 3. Miles A. Dresskell, camp director, announced four new faculty positions including percussion string brass woodwind and a flute teacher from the Phoenix Symphony.
Mrs. Leslie J. Ross will review Forty Eight Plus by C. M. Halleck at 2 pm Friday in Wesley Hall Scottsdale Methodist church. The Woman's Society sponsors the four part Lenten series for women of Scottsdale inviting all local women to attend this and the next two Fridays.
Hiram Kennedy was honored at a birthday picnic Sunday March 13. The event hosted by Mrs. Kennedy took place in the Kennedy yard with guests including the Donn and Ketchum families, R Brightman from Scottsdale, Oswald and Leister families from Phoenix, and the John Kennedy family.
Scottsdale Squares invites dancers to a Saturday night event on March 19 in the local high school gym. Dancing runs from 9 to midnight with Roy Sexton's orchestra. members should bring sandwiches and coffee will be provided.
A short opinion line notes that many individuals embrace new experiences repeatedly, sometimes beyond prudent limits, reflecting a cautionary voice about overindulgence and risk in everyday choices.
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