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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1951

Page

7

Beavers Win Conference Baseball Title Meet Globe Friday In State Tourney

Scottsdale high school Beavers clinch West Central Conference crown with a 13 0 win over Gila Bend to enter the State Class B tournament opening Thursday in Tucson. Beavers face Globe Tigers Friday at the University of Arizona diamond as Al Bracamonte, top pitcher with 7 0 and 0 in league play, is expected to start.

Beavers Globe Bill Kelly Scottsdale Gila Bend West Cen Tral Tucson Globe Tigers University of Arizona al Bracamonte LeRoy Spradling

Final Rites Held On Monday For Clarence McDaniel

Funeral services for Clarence McDaniel 76 retired insurance executive were held Monday at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary with Very Rev James Carman of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral presiding. Burial followed at Greenwood Memorial Park. He lived on Mocking Bird Lane north of Scottsdale and died of a heart attack. He is survived by his wife Martha Lee three daughters a son a sister a brother six grandchildren and several relatives. The family noted he had been in ill health since moving to Scottsdale from Georgia and New York.

Clarence McDaniel Mocking Bird Lane Scottsdale James ‘W. F. Carman Trinity Episcoal Cathedral A. L. Moore and Sons Greenwood Memorial Park McDaniel Ohio Aesto Scgrsdale New York Martha’ Lee Richard ‘D. Searles Robert @. Reynolds Los Angeles Frank Whitesell Reading William ‘Kirkwood Gertrude Mc~Daniel Gallipolis Fred Bridgeport Conn

Legionnaires Hear Nomination Report

The American Legion reg ular meeting at the Legion home Tuesday May 1 heard nominating committee recommendations for president Alexander Laird senior vice president Bob Yount and junior vice president Archie Dillon Nominations may be made from the floor at the next meeting and an election will follow A Memorial Day services committee was appointed consisting of Laird Ed Lollar and Jean Anderson.

American Legion Legion Home Alexander Laird Bob Yount Archie Dillon Laird Ed Lollar Jean Anderson

Scottsdale community notices and club events

A fragmented schedule lists 5:00 In corporation committee at a high school study session on shells, 7:00 at Scottsdale Lodge Methodist Church, 8:00 a Junior fan's club at Joe Tersini home, and a Tuesday May 6:30 p m Chamber of Commerce dinner at Outpost.

Scottsdale Lodge Methodist Chirch Peom Joe Tersini

Masonic Lodge To Receive Charter In Scottsdale

The Grand Lodge will present the charter and inaugurate the Scottsdale Masonic Lodge at Wesley Hall, Methodist church, Thursday May 3. A 7:00 p.m. buffet on the church lawn precedes the installation of new officers and a May 6 Sunday service invitation extends to all Master Masons and Masonic families.

Grand Lodge Wesley Hall Methodist Church Scottsdale O. C. Wilson W. M Alfred Brittan S. W Walter Jesman J. W Enoch Walkingstick S. D Martin Kovach J. D Edward Abrahams Clarence Wilcoxen Glen Moore Ss. S W. W. Dick J. S Sol Cohen Marshal John. Paxton Tyler Fred Bitner Eastern Stars Powell “Green

Six Students Tie For High Honor At Scottsdale High

Six Scottsdale High School students share top listing for the fifth six week period: Andrew Anderson Pauline Boren Barbara Bradford Sharon King Barry Raleigh and Joan Van Kirk. Honorable mention goes to Mary Caldwell Jerry Crossett Loretta Duhame Cynthia Dunbar Jessie Ellis Deborah Gett Bobby Hilliard Lorraine McClellan Mary Messinger Jannette Owens David Pierce Patricia Peer Barbara Rand Patricia Robbins Jackie Roberts Jolane Stieg Robert Stone and David Walker.

Scottsdale High School Andrew Anderson Pauline Boren Barbara Bradford Sharon King Barry Raleigh Joan van Kirk Dolores Datz Carol Jarman Sam Rogers Landon Nichols Helen Drake Betty Jim Sexton David Yount Joan Dull Neantha Howard Barbara Mitchell Vivian Sanford Frederick Taylor Karl Wheeler Lorene Bartram Nancy Brad Mary Caldwell Jerry Crossett Loretta Duhame Cynthia Dunbar Jessie Ellis Deborah Gett Bobby Hilliard Lorraine McClellan Mary Messinger Jeannette Owens David Pierce Patricia Peer Barbara Rand Patricia Robbins Jackie Roberts Jolane Stieg Robert Stone David Walker

Barry Goldwater to Speak at Scottsdale Chamber Dinner

Barry Goldwater, Phoenix City Council member, will speak Tuesday night at a Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce dinner at The Outpost. Dinner served at 6 30 p m followed by a business meeting at 8 00 p m. reservations limited by mailed cards. Also noted are births for Francisco Flores and Quinnell in Scottsdale at Tempe Clinic.

Barry Goldwater Chamber of Commerce Phoenix City Council Tuesa Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Iat Cliff’. Carpenter Car- Pescady Francisco Flores Scottsdale Tempe Cliniq At Element and "Quinnell

Street Pavers Dinner Raises Funds For Scottsdale School Dust Plan

About 400 people attended the Street Pavers dinner at Camelback Inn with 350 paying guests. The drive aims to eliminate a dust problem around Scottsdale Grammar School and has raised 5736.82 so far, with more contributions expected. Plans call for paving four blocks around the school and play area, coordinated with Maricopa Housing authority and the school board to secure durable paving and fair costs to property owners.

Scottsdale Grammar School Chamber of Commerce Bank of Douglas Schneider Maricopa Housing Authority

Progress Begins Fourth Year Of Service To Town

Anniversary note for Scottsdale Progress marks it starting its fourth year with the May 3 edition. Community support from business folks and residents has been gratifying as circulation surpasses larger towns. The paper asks readers to continue support for three more terms.

Scottsdale Othe The

Second Dog Day Set For Saturday At Coronado School

A second Dog Day event is planned for Saturday May 5 after a tag shortage last week kept many from getting licenses and vaccines. Constable Kenneth C. Caswell says ample tags will be available and no one will be turned away. A licensed veterinarian will operate at Coronado School from 9 am to 2 pm with a $1 fee for males and $2 for females. Dogs must be leashed. Over 100 dogs were licensed and vaccinated last week.

Kenneth C. Caswell Coronado School Caswell

Legion Auxiliary Officers Named After May Meeting

Mrs Emma Dillon was elected president of the American Legion Auxiliary at a meeting held Monday evening May 1 in the Legion home. Other officers were chosen for the coming year.

Emma Dillon American Legion Auxiliary Wat.a The

SHS Bi-Weekly Wins Top Honors

The Beaver of Scottsdale High School earned its sixth consecutive All-American rating from the National Scholastic Press Association at 1,000 of 1,040 points for the first semester. Critics praised vitality creativity and superb news story organization. The paper, biweekly and mimeographed, entered under senior high school less than 360 students.

the Beaver Scottsdale National Scholastic Press Association University of Minnesota

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Richard Corral Manuel Ortega Cruz Medina Shelby Copeland Gaylan Bradford Ames Harrison Arvil Burkett Fred Taylor Beaver Legionnaires Post Chamber of Commerce Outpost Masonic Lodge Carpenter Scottsdalians Camelback Inn Christine of Arizona Ed Kenney Don Barkley Philip Schneider Scottsdale Progress Legion Auxiliary SHS
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