Chamber of Commerce Drive Receives Mixed Feedback
The Chamber reports a mildly successful membership drive led by Captain Whitside and aims to meet the 53 budget goal. A general meeting is planned for Friday November 28 at the high school festival with a street dance and endo event inviting members and prospective members.
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Chamber of Amerce
Siptain Whitside
Whitside
Everest
Se Whitside
Chim
Endo
Satie
Bloodmobile to Visit Scottsdale Clinic Tuesday
The Red Cross Blood Mobile will be at the Scottsdale Clinic on Tuesday December 9 from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Dr. Galley announced the arrival in an Avenir notice.
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Cross Mobile
Galley
Joint Thanksgiving Program Thursday at Baptist Church
Scottsdale Methodist and Baptist churches hold a Union Thanksgiving service Thursday at 10 oclock in Scottsdale Baptist Church. Rev Powell Green will deliver the message titled The Story of the First Thanksgiving. Choirs from both churches will provide suitable music.
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Baptist Church
Baptist
Scottsdale
Powell Green
Sheriff's Posse Meets On Monday At Desert Lodge
Scottsdale Sheriff's Posse officers schedule a 7 00 pm gathering Monday November 24 at Desert Lodge for a dinner and business meeting. Sheriff Cal Boise will swear in 40 charter members as deputies and present records. applicants will be fitted for uniforms. Regular drills follow Sundays at 9 80 am at Camelback and Scottsdale.
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Scottsdale Sheriff's Posse
Desert Lodge
Cal Boise
Camelback
Ani Scottsdale
Public Invited To Zoning Ordinance Hearing Tonight
Town of Scottsdale public invited to tonight’s zoning ordinance hearing at 7 39 p m in Town Hall located atOSU Brot Stente Mid Last Sect ond street Rural Fire department building Mayor Malcolm White and town council urge attendance. The proposed ordinance can be inspected today at Town Hall.
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Scottsdale
Hall Ato
Osu Brot Stente
Sectond Street
Malcolm White
Scottsdale BPW To Hear State President
Scottsdale Business and Professional Women club schedules a November 26 meeting at the Outpost with dinner at 7 30 p m Dr Gladys Bagley head of the state federation will speak Willie Huest will be present to discuss federation activities and local outreach
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Scottsdale
BPW
Gladys Bagley
State ‘Federation of Business ‘and Professional Women’s Club
Willie Huest
Scottsdale Club
Polio Fight Sees Hopeful, Tragic Developments Reported
Mrs. Cecil B. Raleigh, state advisor on women’s activities for the National Foundation for Infants and Paralytic, returned from the 8th annual conference in New York City. She cited indications polio prevention nears reality and more cases this year, with gamma globulin trials showing temporary protection.
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Cecil B. Raleigh
National Foundation For
Raleigh
Arizona
Ane
William McD. Hammon
University of Pittsburgh
Dawn To Dusk Drive Raises About $3000
Scottsdale Community Chest drive total reached about 3000 in cash and pledges Tuesday as volunteers canvassed several residential areas within the Scottsdale school district. Under chair Paul White, 45 workers gathered at the high school for breakfast and set out to contact every family though some homes may remain unchecked.
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Scottsdale Community Chest Civic
Scotsdale Community Chest
Scottsdale
United Red Feather Drive
Phoenix
Paul White
Bill Joyce
Chest
Chet Smith
Council
Beavers Sweep Press Association Election
Beavers sweep election for Arizona Innterscholastic Press Association leaders at Yempe last Saturday. Journalism student John Peers elected student president and Herman Schweikart faculty president as the group gathers with eight journalism members at the fourth annual AT Po OAL convention. membership includes 40 of 60 Arizona high schools. Officers plan to meet in January at Casa Grande to revise the A I P O A constitution and discuss a future convention in Whagstaff next fall.
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Yempe
John Peers
Herman Sehweilkart
Arizona Innterscholastic Press Association
John
Marv
Schweikart
Fay A. I. P. A
Arizona
Lettermen’s Club
The
Beaver
Casa Grande
lis@ass
Whagstaff
ASC Homecoming To Attract More Than 3 000 Alumni
ASC plans homecoming events for more than 3 000 alumni on Saturday November 22 in Tempe and Phoenix. The program includes two parades banquets a dance and a football game versus Texas Western with Peggy McDonald and Bill Paul as king and queen. Anniversary luncheons honor classes of 1922 1927 1942 and 1982.
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ASC
Tempe
Arizona State College
Texas Western
Jimmy Creasman
Wenix Country Club
Phoenix
Peggy McDonald
Bill Paul
Tnspirition
Awhe
November Calendar Highlights Across Town Events
A compact calendar lists Friday hearing on zoning at Town Hall at 7:80 p.m. and Gramercy Ghost performances at Cudia City. Saturday features drivers tests at American Legion Hall and more Gramercy Ghost shows. A sheriff’s posse meeting, open house at Scottsdale Grammar School, and Thanksgiving program at Baptist Church are scheduled through November 25.
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Gramercy
Sten
Scottsdale Grammar School
Psm
Business and Profesant Women's Club
Outpost
Acm
Baptist Church
Scottsdale WSCS Bazaar Set for November 22
Members of the Women's Society of Christian Service of the Scottsdale Methodist Church will hold their annual bazaar Saturday November 22 from 2 00 to 5 00 PM in Wesley Hall. All kinds of fancy works and cooked foods will be on sale. Tea and coffee will be served all afternoon. The public is invited.
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Women's Society of Christian Service
Scottsdale
Teen Age Dance Set Friday At Legion Hall
The next Teen Age dance will be held at the American Legion hall on Friday November 28 from 3:30 to 11:00. Admission is 25 cents for singles and 35 cents for couples. Refreshments will be served.
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Legion Hall
American Legion Hall
Gramercy Ghost Impresses Crowd At Cudia City Opening
The Scottsdale Community Players staged Gramercy Ghost under Dave Jenks in a three act comedy at Cudia City to a capacity audience. Gloria Lee Tevek leads as Nancy Willard with Sydney Smith and Gerald C. Rich in key roles while Bevan Jones and Jim Jenks supervised stage and scenery. The show drew praise for casting, versatility, and staging after public tryouts drawing 65 residents.
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Gramercy
Cudia City
Scottsdale
Dave Jenks
Jenks
Gloria Lee Tevek
Nanes Willard
New York
Kear
Parker Burnett
Nancy
Nathaniel Coombes
Sydney Smith
Gerald C. Rich
Madge Poore
Sax Pettit
Officer Morrison
John C. Coldwell
Larry Walton
Rocky
Irv
Duck Chaffee
Audrey Larson
Elizabeth Haas
Bevan Jones
Jim Jenks
Ani
Gramercy Park
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P.m
Cecil Raleigh
Beavers
Press Association
Secottsdale
Wscs Bazaar
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