Final Rites Held Wednesday For Dr Frederick Perkins
Final rites for Dr Frederick Payne Perkins 69 longtime Arizona health official and physician were held Wednesday morning in Phoenix. The State veteran and World War II medical corps colonel was a Batesville Mississippi native and University of Mississippi medical graduate. Survivors include his wife three daughters a son a sister and a grandson.
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Frederick Payne Perkins
Arizona State
Jares
Scottsdale
W. E. Burnham
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Judy Sanders
William F. “Perkins
Aztec
Miss Gladys Perkins
Terrell Boone Sanders
Six New Members Named to Scottsdale Chamber
Six new members of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce were named today by membership chairman Mrs. Les Larson. The inductees are Dr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Irish, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gruber, El Charro Lodge, and Mr. and Mrs. Leetate Smith. Mrs. Larson will contact local firms and collect applications at L Larson Jeweler on East Main Street.
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Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Les Larson
Ralph E. Irish
Mark Gruber
el Charro Lodge
Leetate Smith
Zoning Plans Sought by Paradise Valley Official
Al Lindsey, Maricopa county zoning and planning commissioner, asked the Paradise Valley Improvement Association to have their special zoning and planning committee present recommendations soon. He urged a meeting for all interested parties in Paradise Valley and Arcadia. Lindsey was assigned by the county zoning commission to help residents iron out differences for a plan acceptable to all.
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al ‘Lindsey
Maricopa County
Paradise Valley Improvement Association
Paradise Valley
Arcadia
Lindsey
County Zoning Commission
SHS Beavers Travel to Superior for Friday Night Game
Scottsdale High School Beavers set to face Superior Panthers on the Superior field in a non conference showdown. Key players Shelby Copeland Fred Taylor and Al Bracamonte lead the Beavers backfield with Wayne Geddis at end and Richard Corral at quarterback. Injuries include Dennis Palmer Lawrence Goodwin and Wayne Burkett possibly sidelined Friday.
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Scottsdale High School
Beaver
Panthers
Beavers
East Central Panthers
Shelby Copeland
Fred Taylor
al Bracamonte
Big Wayne Geddis
Richard
Corral
Geddis
Arvil Burkett
Ker
Paul Grant
Dennis Palmer
Lawrence Goodwin
Wayne Burkett
Delbert Martin Named Boy Of The Week At Scottsdale High
Delbert Martin, a 190 pound senior at Scottsdale High, was chosen as Boy Of The Week by Scottsdale Pharmacy coaches. In his second year of 11 man football, he stars on both defense and offense, opening holes for long runs and tackling ball carriers behind the line of scrimmage.
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Marjorie Holly
Scottsdale High School
Phoenix
Marjorie
Camelback Inn
Delbert Martin
Scottsdale Pharmacy
Martin
Democrats Rally in Scottsdale High School Tonight
Scottsdale residents will meet the entire slate of Democratic candidates for the General election at an old fashioned rally in the high school auditorium tonight at 7 30. Included are Ann Frohmiller Carl Hayden and John R Murdock for Scotts dale Ben Fox Donald Baumann Kenneth Casper and Al Lindsey also attend. The Scottsdale Democratic Precinct committee sponsors the event led by Charles Ronan who urged all voters to attend the rally and meet the candidates seeking their vote in Tuesday's election.
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Scottsdalians
Ann Frohmiller
Carl Hayden
John R. Murdock
Scottsdale
Ben Fox
Donald Baumann
Kenneth Caswell
al Lindsey
Democratic Precinct
Dinner Tuesday To Benefit SHS Band
The Scottsdale High School Band Parents Association sponsors a Turkey dinner on election day from 5 to 8 p.m. in the Grammar School auditorium. Proceeds fund new band uniforms. prices are 1.00 for adults and 0.50 for children under 12. Mrs. Garrette leads the affair with assistants Francis and Mrs. C B Reddel.
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SHS
Scottsdale High School Band Parents Association
Grammar School
Garrette
Francis
C. B. Reddel
Community Chest Needs Only 350 Dollars
The Scotsdale Community Chest board said 350 dollars will be needed for the 1951 chest budget but no formal drive will be conducted this year. Surpluses from prior years cover most obligations, with the small amount to be raised. A budget breakdown appears in this week's Progress. Mr and Mrs Thomas Murphy and sons and Mrs Knowles visited Thelma Martin.
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The
Scotsdale Community Chest Today
Community Chest
Thomas Murphy
Tommie
Patrick
Wide Open Spaces Urged For Guests
Cliff Carpenter the Chamber of Commerce president urged local merchants to free parking on business streets as winter visitors arrive. He noted many out of state cars are entering Scottsdale and asked businessmen to park off main streets to welcome shoppers and drop ins.
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Cliff Carpenter
Chamber of Gommerce
Scottsdale
Mom N Dad Night Planned By School
The third annual Mom N Dad s Night will be held at Scottsdale High on Thursday Nov 9. Parents will register and shadow six 10 minute class periods to learn daily schedules and note classroom procedures. A short assembly will welcome attendees with a welcome address by W. W. Dick and a Scottsdale High band performance.
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Scottsdale High School
W. W. Dick
Scottsdale
B. B. Club
Calendar Calence Events Highlight Local Meetings
Tonight at 7 30 p m a Democratic Rally in the High School auditorium. Saturday November 4 driver licenses at JP office. Monday November 6 PTA meeting 3 00 p m at the high school and Kiwanis club 7 30 p m at Hogan cafe. Tuesday November 7 General Election 5 00 8 00 p m turkey dinner band concert Grammar School cafeteria. Wednesday November 8 8 00 p m American Legion auxiliary at Legion home.
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JP Office
PTA
High
Kiwanis Club
Hogan Cafe
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Contested Campaigns Across Scottsdale in General Election
Voters in Scottsdale and across Arizona head to the polls on Tuesday November 7 to decide state county and precinct races. Key contests include Governor Ann Frohmiller versus Howard Pyle and Representative District 11 with George W. Blake leading a tight race.
Messinger Wins School Election for Scottsdale District
William H. Messinger, attorney, was re-elected to the Scottsdale School District No. 48 Board of Trustees at the October 28 election. He received 175 votes to his opponent Dane Roush's 1. Other board members are C. B. Reddell, president, and Walter L. Walt, clerk, with three-year terms.
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William H. Messinger
Scottsdale School District No. 48
Messinger
Dane Roush
C. B. Reddell
Walter L. Walt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frederick Perkins
Green
Commerce Chamber
Superior
Boy of
Democrats
Mom N Dad
Democratic Rally
Legislative
J. P. Berths
Kenneth C. Caswell
Justice of the Peace
Balsz
George W. Blake
E. H. Richardson
Newton H. Oliver
GOP
Alexander
Sandy) Laird
James O. Lecky
Donald C. Baumann
Charles Rowan
Howard Pyle
Arizona
Pyle
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