Masonic Charter Nears Approval in Scottsdale
Nelson T. Roach Grand Master of the Arizona Grand Lodge and visiting officials assessed Wesley Hall at the Methodist church as the proposed Scottsdale lodge prepares for its first meeting on June 3 with charter dispensation. The Gavel Committee outlined interim meetings for May 22 and May 29 to organize officers and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson T. Roach
Grand Lodge
State of
Arizona
Scottsdale
Wesley Hall
Methodist Church
O. C. Wilson
Scottsdal Gavel
Roach
Softballers Clash With Tempe Indies At Tempe Beach
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce softball team aims for a second win as they face Tempe Indies in a league tilt at Tempe Beach at 7 p.m. Massey will start, with Alvin Brown and Malcolm White in support roles. White dazzled Tempe Service in the opener, allowing one hit over seven innings.
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Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Tempe Indies
Tempe Beach
Tempe
Massey
Alvin
Cotton) Brown
Malcolm White
Chamber Nine
White
Merchants and C of C Baseball Tie Plans Playoff
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce and Scottsdale Businessmen battled to a 7-7 tie after nine innings as officials called the game. Pitchers Ted White and Ed Lollar dominated, with late Chamber rallies before umpires faced protests over substitutions and abusive conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Scottsdale
Chamber of Commerce
Frye
Ed Lollar
Ted White
Lollar
Lute Wasbotton
Cliff Carpenter
Plans Nearing Completion for Church Anniversary Meet
Scottsdale Methodist church prepares for the 26th Annual Meet and Fourth Quarterly conference on Thursday May 25 featuring Rev W J Sims who will observe his 65th year as a licensed Methodist minister. A dinner follows at 7 15 with tribute from Dr Frank Toothaker and others. tickets are $1.00 per person.
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Scottsdale
W. J. Sims
Leslie Ross
Ross
Sims
Frank Toothaker
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Scottsdale Friends
Mrs and Mrs Thomas Host Pet Luck Dinner
Mr and Mrs George Thomas Sr hosted a pet luck dinner last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Melvin Dunn spent the weekend in Globe visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thomas, Sr
Mrs. Melvin Dunn
Globe
Community Club Schedule Highlights This Week
This week lists events from May 20 to May 25 including a 7:30 p.m. 4 H Achievement Night at the high school lawn a dance at the American Legion Home on May 20 and baseball at 2:00 p.m. on May 21 between the Scottsdale Merchants and Superior Miners at the high school diamond. It also notes Kiwanis and Boys Club meetings at Vie n Eddies cafe and Clubhouse respectively at 7:30 p.m. on May 22 and a Methodist church annual meeting at 6:00 p.m. on May 25.
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Kiwanis Club
Vie ’N Eddies
Progress Advisory for Scottsdale Readers
A notice urges subscribers planning summer absences to continue receiving the Scottsdale Progress at their summer address without charge. Readers are asked to notify when they leave and when they return to ensure delivery continues.
Achauer Appointed Manager of Douglas Bank Scottsdale Office
Frank B. Achauer of Phoenix has become the Scottsdale manager of the Bank of Douglas replacing Sam H. Moore who resigned to join private business in Childress Texas. Achauer previously worked with the bank in Phoenix and was moved to Scottsdale to lead the new office as its first manager. No other staff changes were announced.
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Achauer
Douglas Bank
Frank B. Achauer
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Bank of Douglas
Sam H. Moore
Moore
Childress
Tex
Arizona
Olf
4-H Achievement Event Tonight in Scottsdale
The 4-H Clubs of Scottsdale announce achievement night on Thursday May 18. A 7 30 p m pot luck supper will precede awards in the high school auditorium for 4-H projects completed during the year. All 4-H members must attend to receive awards. Farm Bureau members and parents are urged to attend.
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Scottsdale
4-I
Merchant Nine Hosts Superior Miners Sunday
Scottsdale Merchants unbeaten in six starts host the Superior Miners in a semi pro baseball game Sunday at 2 pm on the high school diamond. Corky Reddel will start for the Merchants with Sam Millanez behind him. Herman Schweikart and Frank Rangel available if needed. The Merchants boast a hard hitting attack and a 6 2 win over Florence Prison last week. Superior is strong this year and has only one defeat.
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Scottsdale Merchants
Superior Miners
Corky Reddel
Florence Prison
Merchants
Sam Millanez
Herman Schweikart
Frank Rangel
Paradise Valley Improvement Association Seeks Members
The Paradise Valley Improvement Association drives membership with the slogan To be nation right and state right we must first be community right. President Raymond Mitchell says applications flow in and maps of the area, showing section range and township divisions, are available for a small fee. Support grows as valley residents pledge to oppose the Verde River Irrigation and Power Project taxation.
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Scottsdale
Parent-Teacher Association
Harold Smith
Glendale Schools
Maricopa County
Paradise Valley Improvement Association
Raymond Mitchell
Association
Mitchell
Verde 2. River
Mrs Cecil Raleigh Heads Scottsdale Polio Women’s Activities
Mrs. Cecil Raleigh was named Scottsdale representative of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis Women’s Activities in the Maricopa chapter. She succeeds Mrs. Carol Snell who stepped down after two years, noted for education work and fundraising. Raleigh previously led the Mother’s March of Polio drive that raised over $600 and serves in multiple local child health groups.
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Cecil Raleigh
Polio Foundation
Scottsdale
Maricopa
National Foundation For
C. N. Churchill, Jr
Raleigh
Carol Snell
Snell
Maricopa County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Earl Shipp
P. K. Taylor
Plate Ump
Brady
Citizens’ Patrol
Ray Mitchell
Les Larson
E. V. Graham
Phil van Dyke
Woody Lynch
Jim Boyd
Andy Swick
Glen Riley
Shipp
al Wels
Charles Cox
Byron Walker
John Utter
James Mulvihill
Jack Sweeney
Archie Robbins
High School Lawn
American Legion
Ceive
Farm Bureau
Par
Merchant
Superior
PIA
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