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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1959
Page
3
Scottsdale Chapter No 43 Order of Eastern Star schedules regular meeting at the Scottsdale Masonic Temple on Monday May 5 at 8 pm. Memorial services and initiation of new candidates are planned and all Eastern Stars are welcome to attend.
The Arizona Heart Association will hold its annual meeting on May 23 at Mountain Shadows in Scottsdale. Key events include a 3:00 p.m. program with Melvin Wise presenting heart disease facts, Donald Buffmire on the program ahead, and a 4:00 p.m. fundraising workshop led by Robert Horner. Elmer Yeoman presides at the banquet with officer elections, awards, and new installations.
Doris Ann Newberry formerly Mrs Doris Esamer wed in Canyon Texas to her longtime Scottsdale friends state. The couple, now Mrs Newberry and her husband, attended West Texas State College in Canyon. They previously resided at 185 N Miller Rd Scottsdale.
Phoenix Youth Ballet directed by Ruth Sussman will stage Sleeping Beauty at Tempe High School Auditorium on May 23 at 2 p.m. Doors open to the public with admission 90 cents for adults and 65 cents for children.
Youth Sunday will be observed at Ascensiga Lutheran Church at 406 E Indian School Rd with 3:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. services. Junior and Senior Luther Leagues will install officers including Susan Charest and John Peters. Pastor Baugartner continues a Lord's Prayer series with Hallowed Be Thy Name and Sunday School begins at 9 40 a.m.
The Ascension Lutheran Church confirms a class of new communicant members after two years of study. Recipients include Don Aden Mickey Almier Wanda Benson Dave Davenport John E Dirks Nascy Rechsler Becky Harsh Jeanne Jorgenson Carolyn Kirchhofer Marilyn Kirchhofer Marilyn Lundin Cartvin Petersen Nancy Peterson Barbara Reynolds Judy Ruebhausen Max Sanserino and Richard Williams. Pastor Baumgartner led with Mauvelynn Spoonemore and Ernest Berett assisting. The confirmands joined the Senior Luther League at a banquet last week.
Sandy Valley Presbyterian Church welcomed 31 new members during a special recognition service. The new members include Arthur Dale Andrews Pierce Wilmot Anthony Virgil L Cobb Virginia Cobb DuVern Edward Graham Ronald Reed Gregory James Jacob Heckman Argyll Phillips Jones Lesil Campbell Jones Tom Leonard Larsen Lehn es Andrew W Palm Richard Guile Poulin James S Ragadaie C Gordon Shillingburg Jr Quentin G Turner and Robert Edward Warren. Construction began last week on a 100000 addition adding ten Sunday School classrooms south of the first unit, with completion set for early September. Architect is Harold Wagoner from Philadelphia Kitchell Phillips is the contractor.
Mary Dean Wilson was honored on her nineteenth birthday May 14 with a buffet dinner on Kachina Lane. Several friends and relatives attended as Jimmy Kiel entertained with his accordion and Dick Gowdie sang.
W. Pensinger Phoenix city magistrate is named chairman of the Maricopa County Citizens Committee on Alcoholism. The group will promote public understanding, with 25 members including physicians clergy lawyers and police. Groups may arrange speaking engagements by calling Alpine 3 475T.
Globe hosts a Saturday workshop on public library trustee problems including legal issues and service procedures. Attorney General Wade Church spoke at a related May 16 meeting in Wickenburg. panelist Virgil Hill of Scottsdale, 78, featured at the event.
Charles Strong of 2833 North 68th Street and Jeffrey Roth of Route 2 Scottsdale have been initiated into Phi Eta Sigma freshmen honorary at Arizona State University. Strong, a 1957 Scottsdale High School graduate, majors in zoology and is active in the Philosophy Club. Roth, a 1958 graduate, majors in business administration.
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