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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1950

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Wharton-Pearson Wedding Ceremony Read Tuesday Evening

Formal wedding at Trinity Episcopal Church Phoenix united Miss Nan Marie Pearson and Malcolm Frederick Wharton Jr. The bride wore a white satin gown with a Peter Pan collar and illusion veil. Officiant was the Very Rev. J. W. F. Carman. The couple will reside in Fort Collins after June. House guests included Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Strunk and baby lion from Riverside.

Wharton-Pearson Phoenix Trinity Episcopal Church Nan Marie Pearson Burgess B. Pearson Malcolm Frederick Wharton, Jr M. F. Wharton Scottsdale Shirley Stipek Bettie Harrison Rosie Bennett Leon Tolleson Calvin Blaine, Jr Bill Case Robert McKinney William Moore Winslow J. W. F. Carman Wharton Omega Tau Vernon Walker Mrs Eugene Strunk Baby Lion Riverside Calif

Washington Job Exams Open for Civil Service Posts

The Civil Service Commission announced exams for scientific aid cotton and textile tech with salaries from 2450 to 3100 yearly. Communications roles include coding facilities specialist and radio wire, telegrapher, and related technician posts, with varied salaries. Positions are in Washington DC and nearby agencies. Obtain forms from Scottsdale post office.

U. S. Civil Service Commission Washington, D. C Scottsdale

Garden Clubbers Meet Tuesday in Scottsdale

The Scottsdale Garden club gathered for its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday March 21 at the home of Mr and Mrs A V Halterman. Mrs R M Johnson of Los Angeles demonstrated corsage making and members practiced under her guidance. Refreshments were served by Mr and Mrs Halterman to attendees including Mr and Mrs R M Johnson Mrs George Speer and Mrs Jack Gregory of Phoenix. The next meeting is set for April 18 with Mrs Nelle Brooks and Miss Martha Eubanks. Also, Mr and Mrs Ben Fox and Mr and Mrs Bob Fox with their sons visited in Miami over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Melvin Farrow.

Scottsdale Garden Club A. V. Halterman R. M. Johnson Los Angeles Nelle Brooks Martha Eubanks Ben Fox Bob Fox and Sons Miami Melvin Farrow

Poultry Association Plans Monthly Meeting at ASU

Central Arizona Poultry Association members meet Thursday March 23 in the new science building at Arizona State College. Vic tor Cline, the vice president, announces the 7 30 p m start with an program arranged by Prof. Gerald Fuller and Dr. E R Parker of the college agricultural department. The group aims to meet in different Valley races each month to reach more prospective members.

Central Arizona Poultry Association Arizona State College Victor Cline Gerald Fuller E. R. Parker The College Agricultural Department

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