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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1950

Page

8

B And PW To Meet Thursday Evening

The Scotisdale Business and Professional Women's club will meet Thursday November 9 at 8 p.m. at the American Legion hall. Helen Benger chairs public affairs. At the October 26 Patio Tea room gathering committees and members were appointed across multiple roles including membership program coordination education health safety legislation news service radio and television international relations public affairs parliamentarian historian hospitality and reservations.

Scotisdale Business and Professional Women's Club American Legion Hall Helen Benger Patio Tea Room West Main Street Marion Wasbotten Merle Brown Smith Ruth Dickinson Betty Carpenter Goldie Shore Estelle Smith Kay Choice Luella Hartzel Mary Reichline Martha Irish Sunshine Rosa Lindsay Char

Junior Club Women Open New Season

The Camelback Junior Woman's club officially opened their season with a Thursday meeting at the East Indian School clubhouse. A guest speaker from the Wendell Cronan School of Modeling spoke on Charm and Poise for the Young Matron. Hostesses were Mrs. Jesse Brizendine Mrs. John Holcombe and Mrs. Frank Sparks.

Camelback Junior Woman's ‘Club Wendell Cronan

Lodge Stables Open For Winter Season

Desert Lodge stables north west of Scottsdale on Invergordon road opened their facilities to the public last week and plan a busy season of desert activities. Managed by Archie and Le McCain with John Davis, they offer saddle horse rental boarding breaking gentling and shoeing. Moonlight and breakfast rider guides can be arranged and special lessons for beginners including children are offered.

Desert Lodge Scottsdale Invergordon Road Archie and le McCain John Davis

Local Tucson Businessman Vargas Active in School Welfare

Macedonio Vargas, a Tucson businessman long active on matters affecting schools and child welfare, is noted for his community involvement.

Macedonio Vargas Tucson

Amendment 102 Aims to Equalize School Taxes Says Senator Head

Prescott attorney and State Senator Sam J. Head argues Amendment 102 will equalize school taxes without raising all taxes. He states increases would target regions with low or no direct school taxes, not across the board.

Sam J. Head Prescott Yavapai County

Citizens Committee for Equalization of School Taxes Formed

The Arizona group named the Arizona Citizens Committee for Equalization of School Taxes lists F. W. Fickett of Tucson and Bert Hawkins of Winslow with DIX W. Price serving as Secretary Treasurer in Phoenix.

Elmer F. Vickers, SR Arizona State Federation of Labor The Arizona Citizens Committee For

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