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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1948
Page
3
May 13 1948 letter from Harold A Wo on executive secretary praises Scottsdale Progress and requests a one year subscription. May 17 1948 Philadelphia Symphony review by G Riper lauds Phoenix performances while noting harsh critique of local group.
The Square Dance Club sponsored by the Sentisdale PTA will meet in the high school gym at 8 30 Saturday night a change from Thursday. Committee members include Kenneth Stokoe Mrs Cleve Summitt and Mrs Arnold Greenbeck. Attendees should bring sandwiches or doughnuts and coffee will be served. A local orchestra will provide music. Mrs Leslie J Ross was treated for flu at Tempe Clinic Hospital earlier this week.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mc Guffey and son Gerald plan a May 23 departure for New Castle Indiana and Detroit Michigan for about a month to close out business interests upon return they will reside near Scottsdale Neal Peacock will operate the McGuffey Gulf Service during their absence Joe Willmoth drove to San Diego with his parents Mr and Mrs J T Willmoth to visit relatives there
Seventeen children entering kindergarten and first grade at Scottsdale Grammar School underwent physical examinations and immunizations at the PTA round-up held May 13. The program, part of the national PTA effort, aims to detect and correct defects before fall classes. Local organizing leaders and health staff coordinated the event with support from the Maricopa County Health unit and public nurses.
The Kiwani Anns held a Monday outing at Mrs Ketchum's area with Mrs Cliff Carr presiding. Refreshments were served and members and guests including several named, with a forthcoming combine meeting and pot luck dinner planned for Grammar School on Monday May 31.
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