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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1949
Page
1
The Scottsdale Progress quotes readers at a church ground breaking where volunteers, skilled labor, and hopeful townsfolk gather. They reflect on faith and labor, noting some joke and others praise the priest while invoking Franklin and divine aid. Jesus Corral signs the letter.
The Scottsdale Music club meets tonight at 7 30 in the Scottsdale High School music room for musical games and contests. Last Tuesday’s meeting was postponed due to clashes with other organizations. Tonight’s program will be ar-
Phoenix Jaycee Dudettes announce the Official Rodeo Dress-up dance set for Saturday night April 2 at Bud Browns Barn North ern avenue. Mrs Les Larson chairwoman says the event supports tuberculosis control in Arizona and will be a strictly Western affair with music and dress to match. Tickets are sold at L Larson jewelers.
Buck Saunders from the Trading Post won first place in the water color division of the Fine Arts Exhibition at the Civic Center House in Phoenix. Judging occurred Friday with his "old farm" scene as the winning piece. Saunders’ other paintings are on display at the Trading Post. the exhibit runs through the week.
Lindsey Ai Lindsey, operator of the Lindsey Insurance Agency and the Scottsdale Exchange, stated there is no basis for rumors that he is closing his business. He said his appointment as executive secretary of the Retail Liquor Dealers Association will not interfere with his local operations.
Ranged and presented by Mrs. Les lie J. Ross and Mrs. Cliff Carpen ter. The club welcomes, new mem bers and all persons talented in music or interested in music are invited to attend tonight's meet ing.
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