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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1949
Page
2
The Scottsdale Progress invites letters signed by readers and prints them if of general interest. A church lot work day unfolds with half worn tools, hard labor, and a mix of religious and secular motives, while locals reflect on faith and perseverance and the idea of building a temple with divine aid.
The Scottsdale Music club meets tonight at 7 30 in the music room of Scottsdale High School. The program features musical games and contests. Last Tuesday's meeting was postponed due to conflicts with other organizations.
Phoenix Jaycee Dudettes announce an Official Rodeo Dress-up dance set for Saturday night April 2 at Bud Browns Barn on North ern avenue. Mrs Les Larson chairman says the dance accompanies the Jaycee Worlds Championship rodeo to aid tuberculosis control in Arizona. Event features Western entertainment and period dress. Tickets available at L Larson jeweler firm.
Al Lindsey operator of the Lindsey Insurance Agency and the Scottsdale Exchange said rumors of his business closure have no basis. He added his new post as executive secretary of the Retail Liquor Dealers Association will not interfere with his local interests. Careful driving saves lives.
Buck Saunders who operates the Trading Post here won first in the water color division of the Fine Arts Exhibition at the Civic Center House in Phoenix. Judges picked his painting themed Old Farm. Saunders' other works are shown at the Trading Post and the exhibit runs through the week.
Ranged and presented by Mrs. Les lie J. Ross and Mrs. Cliff Carpen ter. The club welcomes new members and all persons talented in music or interested in music are invited to attend tonight's meeting.
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