Last Performance Of Gramercy Ghost At Scottsdale High
Gramercy Ghost closes tonight as Scottsdale High School Classroom Teachers Association stages the third charity show for its scholarship fund. The three act comedy follows Nathaniel Coombs the inherited Revolutionary ghost and his bid to enter heaven with Nancy Willard and Parker Burnett in the mix. Teachers Yvonne Jones Dave Coats Steve Bryan and others perform under John R Hall as director of dramatics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Classroom Teachers Association
Scottsdale High School
Nathaniel Coombs
Heaven
Nancy Willard
Parker Burnett
Yvonne Jones
Dave Coats
Steve Bryan
Josephine Sawaia
Judy Sanders
Ray Planeta
Jeff Larson
Murry Walker
Virginia Reinken
Shirley Frye
Betty Drew
John R. Hall
Rough Textured Oranges Edible When Prepared Properly
Oranges grown as ornamentals in the Valley are edible and decorative if handled carefully. Barbara Freese of the University of Arizona shares a tart orange pie recipe from Mrs. E. H. Dick of Phoenix and a marmalade method.
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Barbara Freese
Uofa
Barbara
E. H. Dick
Phoenix
Cave Creek Community Notes and Local Happenings
The Cave Creek column covers the Ladies Auxiliary card party at the Parish House,burned pageant costumes, and efforts to rebuild for this year. It notes Scottsdale connections, church events, a rock club meeting, new homes under construction, desert bloom observations, and Catherine Murphy moving into a remote controlled home.
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Mencken
Cave
Creek
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Church of the Good Shepherd of the Hills
Cave Creek
Scottsdale Ward
First Baptist Church
Legion Hall
Adin
Carl Groschke
Paradise Paseo
Scottsdale
Michigan
Fred Stein
Vailey
Dean Gamets
Martin Zucker
Marion
Ella Thea Cox
Gamnet
Catherine Murphy
New Trier High School
Chicago
Cost Accountants State Forum Here Friday Saturday
The Phoenix Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants will hold its first annual cost forum Friday March 22 and Saturday March 23 at the Valley Ho Hotel in Scottsdale. Irl Pratt directs education for the Phoenix Chapter and is forum head. Mayor Malcolm White of Scottsdale will welcome attendees at a dinner. Reservations via Paul Serencha at BR 55417.
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Phoenix
National Association of Cost Accountants
Valley Ho
Scottsdale
Irl Pratt
International Metal Products Co
Jay
John W.W. Sweeney
the .& &. Construction Co
Chester D. May
Phoenix Research Laboratory of
Motorols
Malcolm White
Dixon Fagerberg, Jr
Parker:& Schmich
C.p.a.’S
John A. Armstrong
Southwest Lumber Mills
R. J. Hufert
Reynolds Metals Co
Lester Wrack
L. W. Treadaway ,and Associates
M. M. Pentecost
Phoenix Goodyear Aircraft
Valley
Paul Serencha
Mitchell Andrews Visits In Munich
Army PFC Mitchell Andrews son of Mr and Mrs Michael Andrews Route 1 Scottsdale Ariz spent a leave in Munich He is a Mortar gunner with Company H 11th Airborne Division 188th Infantry Regiment in Germany Andrews entered the Army in June 1955 and was stationed at Fort Campbell Ky before arriving in Europe in March 1956
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Germany
AHTNC
Mitchell Andrews
Michael Andrews
Route 1
Scottsdale
Ariz
Munich
Andrews
11Th Airborne Division
188Th
Fort Campbell
Europe
Tombstone Auction Aims To Restore Old County Courthouse
Tombstone plans a public auction on May 4 from 2 to 10 p.m. on courthouse steps to raise 35000 dollars for the Cochise County historic courthouse restoration. Donations of goods or cash are welcomed and publicly acknowledged. Auction chair Alice L. Peterson invites community help.
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Tombstone
Cochise County
Arizona
Tombstone Restoration Commission
Alice L. Peterson
First National Bank Leads Scottsdale Businesswomen Bowling Standings
The First National Bank tops the Scottsdale Businesswomen Bowling League with 34 wins and 10 losses. Santa Bartell of Patio Tea tops individual standings with strong scores while Patio Tea Room and Porter's lurk in mid table as other teams battle for position.
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First ‘National‘Bank
First Plate
Scottsdale Businesswomen
First National Bank
Patio Tea Room
Porter's
Basket House
Statewide Realty
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Pharmacy
Cox Jewelry
Chew Market
Scottsdale Kiwanis
Scottsdale Motors
Pioneer Drug
Jim McBride
Glenn Richardson
Roy Cornel
Mel Covington
COX
JeWelry Oreesesrco
Residential Resort Draws Wide Interest in Scottsdale Braemer
Scottsdale’s first residential resort Braemer cooperative apartment homes near Valley Ho attract strong early interest. Dan Norton Jr of Norton and Company reports 21 percent of the project under reservation, with offices open daily for sales at 117 N Scottsdale Rd. The 90 garden type units will be ready for occupancy by December, priced from 12950 to 19950 and include grounds, pool, patios and recreational facilities.
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Scottsdale
Scotsdale
Easy Ho
T den Norton,Jr
Dan ‘Norton and Company
Norton
Scottsdale Braemer
N. Scottsdale Rd
Goldwaters
Baaemer
Santa, Barbara
Palm Springs
Los Angeles
Redlands
Riverside
California
Jamaica
British West Indies
Braemer
Valley Ho
Notre
Star Will Honor Out-Going Matron and Patron
Scottsdale Chapter No. 43 of the Order of Eastern Star will hold a farewell coffee for outgoing matron Mrs. Orville Reed and patron Mr. Reed Monday evening March 25 at 8:00 PM in the Masonic Temple on South Scottsdale Road. Visiting members are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Order of Eastern Star
Orville Reed
Masonic Temple
South Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale Women Named to KPOK Board Roles
Scottsdale women Alma C. Gilbert and Claire O. Dowell were elected to the boards of Arizona Aircasters Inc. and Scottsdale Broadcasting Company as treasurer and secretary. Geoffrey A. Lapping, KPOK chief engineer, was re elected to the board and named vice president in charge of technical operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Beeen
KPOK
Alma C. Gilbert
Claire O. Dowell
Arizona Alrccasters, Inc
Scottsdale Broadcasting Company
Geoffrey A. Lapping
Bank of Douglas Declares First Quarter Dividend
The Bank of Douglas announces a 15 cent per share quarterly dividend payable March 29 to stockholders of record March 20 1957. The dividend annualizes to 60 cents per share, up from 50 cents last year, following a recent five for one stock split. There are 400000 outstanding shares of $5 par value.
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Bank of Douglas
Phoenix
W. R. Montgomery
Montgomery
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