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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1951
Page
6
Citizens urged to contribute constructive criticism for the incorporation venture. The note from Phil Sehneider, chairman of the Incorporation Committee, appeals to community pride and cooperation to ensure Scottsdale's incorporation benefits all residents.
The Camelback Junior Woman's Club was represented at the Arizona Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Tucson by Mesdame G. R. Mutrauler, Carson Don. William Leister, W. W. Dick Weltatz, Charles Geof frey, Jol Preat and James Stitt.
The Mother and Daughter banquet will be held Monday May 14 at the Baptist church. A turkey dinner with all the trimmings will be served by the Men's Brotherhood. Dinner begins at 7 00 with an entertainment program planned.
Members of the Scottsdale Junior Woman's Club and guests will meet at Casa Siesta guest ranch on Friday May 11 for a get acquainted day. The schedule includes afternoon swimming a 7:00 p.m. pot luck dinner and dancing. Mrs. Dorothy Dorsey chairs the event with Mrs. Kay Mansen as co chair.
Mrs. William Wood, library chairman of the Scottsdale Parent Teacher Association, urges all borrowers to check that all books have been returned to the P-TA library. She asks those who used the library to return items so a complete collection can be ready in September.
Kathleen Scott, five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenton Scott, celebrated a belated birthday on May 2 at home. Eighteen guests enjoyed games and refreshments served by Mrs Scott.
New Memorial Day committee led by Alexander Laird plans observances on May 30 in Scottsdale including a downtown parade and graveside services. Youth civic and fraternal groups will be invited to participate. Ed Lollar and Gene Anderson serve on the preparations committee.
Editor notes John Cook no longer soliciting for the Committee on Incorporation. He worked to collect facts about incorporation and has experience with other towns. He says he can speak more freely if not connected to the committee. Future letters will be read with interest. Wesley Segner Publicity.
The report notes that ASU Tempe welcomes students from all Arizona cities, every state, and 16 foreign nations, underscoring a diverse campus representation in the university community.
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