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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1950

Page

6

Ardis Haynes Seeks Damages in Maricopa Suit

Mrs Ardis Haynes sues Al Wels and John and Charlotte Wels in Maricopa County Superior Court seeking 40000 dollars after the death of her husband Lyle Dean Haynes 38 at the Sahuaro Inn amid a scuffle. The complaint alleges Wels struck Haynes with force and violence causing death and accuses the defendants of fraudulently executing quitclaim deeds to John Weels and Charlotte Wels before judgment.

Maricopa County Superior Court Ardis Haynes al Wels John Charlotte Wels Lyle Dean Haynes Sahuaro Inn Wels John Weels

Scottsdale High opens 1950 season with town team preview

Scottsdale High School Beaver cagers host a town team in a preview game Tuesday November 28 ahead of a regular season opener Friday against the Carver Monarchs. Coach Hardt names key players and lists early-season schedule and venues for December through February.

Scottsdale High School Beaver Cagers Scottsdale Jiggs Handts Carver Monarchs

Mounted Dancers to Perform at ASC Idaho Game

Riders from Scottsdale and Paradise Valley will provide entertaining half time entertainment at the Idaho ASC Sun Devil game in Tempe. A mounted quadrille directed by Bill Cluff and Theo Lamb will ride in pairs with listed couples and alternates. Cluff heads Paradise Inn and owns Air Wilderness in Durango while Lamb runs Jokake and Sun Down stables east of Mesa.

Scottsdale Paradise Valley Tempe Goodwin ‘Stadium Bill Cluff Theo Lamb Gayle Gary Herberger Elizabeth Roger Haas Darlene Cluff Maurice Lamb Bill Thorne Jessie Dee Ella Mae Lamb Betty DeWuef Paradise Inn The Air Wilderness Resort Durango Colo Lamb Jokake Sundown Stables Mesa

Tractors Sought to Aid Students at Thunderbird Field

Scottsdale area farmers were invited to donate time for instructional tractor work at Arizona State College Vocational school Thunderbird Field No N L F Riggens director announced tractors are needed for teaching with free minor and major repairs supervised by instructors. Major overhauls take about 30 days and down tractors will be picked up by trailer. Call 5 1104 to participate. Mrs Minnie Duncan and Mrs Floyd Payne are recovering from illness.

Scottsdale Arizona State College Vocational School Thunderbird Field No. N L. F. Riggens

Scottsdale Band to Perform at Arizona Iowa State Game

The Scottsdale high school band directed by Gene Hanson will join eleven bands with seven hundred players for halftime ceremonies at the University of Arizona Iowa State football game on November 25. Participating bands include Amphi Glendale Litchfield Park Pima Scottsdale Superior Tempe Tucson and Willcox.

Scottsdale Gene Hanson Amphi- Glendale

Attempted Robbery Nets Jail Sentence

Frank Antone was sentenced to 15 days in jail for attempting to rob Myers Union Service on Scottsdale Road at Thomas. Judge E H Richardson, Scottsdale Justice of the Peace, imposed the sentence after arrest by Deputy Kenneth Caswell.

Frank Antone Myers Union Service Scottsdale Road Thomas E. H. Richardson Scottsdale

Scottsdale Methodist Bazaar Set For November 30

The WSCS bazaar in Scottsdale Wesley Hall begins at 2 30 p m on November 30 with public tea in the afternoon. General chairmen include Mrs Davis Roberts Ruth Circle Mrs Gene Anderson Phoebe Circle Mrs J B House Suzanne Wesley Circle and Mrs ep Chatham Ruth Circle handling publicity.

Scottsdale Methodist Woman’s ‘Society of Christian Service Methodist Wesley Hall Davis Roberts Ruth Circle Gene Anderson Phoebe J. B. House Suzanne Wesley Ep Chatham

Dick Lollar Receives Active Duty Call

Dick Lollar of L and B Market left Monday for San Diego to begin active duty as a Bosun’s Mate first class in the U S Navy. The reservist has Navy service experience and spent 42 months in the Pacific theater during the war.

Dick Lollar San Diego Calif U. S. Navy Lollar Pacific

Pageantry and Dances Highlight Scottsdale Spanish Fiesta

Amparo Dominguez portrays Princess Quixtal as Scottsdale hosts a full day of Old Mexico themed events. A mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help starts at 8 a.m. with the hour-long pageant beginning at 11 at Coronado school. Principal cast includes Al Bracamonte as Toltec high priest and Junior Medina as the witch doctor. Spanish food stations open at noon across town.

Princess Quixtal Amparo Dominguez Scottsdale Old Mexico Our Lady of Perpetual, Help Catholic Church Coronado School Miss Dominguez al Bracamonte Toltec Junior Medina Lie “Town

Retail Trade Bureau Meeting Friday

A meeting of utmost importance to all local merchants will be held Friday November 24 at 8 oclock in the Scottsdale High School library. Cliff Carpenter Chamber of Commerce president calls the gathering presided by Andy Swick Chamber president no bureau.

Scottsdale High School Cliff Carpenter Chamber of Commerce Andy Swick Chamber No Bureau Carpenter P. F. Schneider Scottsdale

Union Thanksgiving Service at First Baptist Church

The annual service will be held Thursday at 10 o clock in the First Baptist church with Rev Powell Green of Scottsdale Methodist delivering the message. Choirs from both churches will take part in the musical program. ministers alternate sermon duties each year.

Union First Baptist Church Powell Green Scottsdale Methodist Church

Scottsdale Christmas Tree committee seeks toy donations

A. V. Halterman urges Scottsdale residents to donate toys for needy children. Toys can be dropped at the Central Light & Power office on Brown Avenue and need not be in perfect condition as repairs will be made. Newcomers include Mr. and Mrs. Harry Balen, Boise. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Reynolds, Grants Pass. and Mr. and Mrs. Tony Valdez, California, all J Bar S residents.

Scottsdale Christmas Tree “Committee A. V. Halterman Scottsdalians Central Light & Power Company Brown Avenue Scottsdale Harry Balen Boise Ida Cliff Reynolds Grant’s Pass Ore Tony Valdez California J Bar S

Fiesta spirit urged by local leaders for weeklong dress

Cliff Carpenter of the Chamber of Commerce and Jesus Corral of Los Latinos club call on all residents and merchants to celebrate the Spanish Fiesta by dressing in appropriate attire for the rest of the week. They encourage wearing Spanish shawls and sombrebos to welcome visitors.

Cliff’ Carpenter Chamber of Commerce Jesus Corral Los Latinos Club

Fiesta program features Yaqui and Apache dances at school

Tribal dances by Yaqui Apache Navajo Pima and Papago groups will be presented in intervals this afternoon. A Yaqui Matachines religious dance closes the program at 4. A pinata and greased-pole climb are planned. From 6 to 10 p.m. a dance with Pete Chavez and his orchestra will fill the high school auditorium. The Fiesta is a joint project of the Chamber of Commerce and Los Latinos club directed by Jesus Claudio and Alvaro Corral.

Pete Chavez Chamber of Commerce Los Latinos Club Jesus Claudio Alvaro Corral

Thanksgiving Publication Schedule Notice

The Scottsdale Progress announces an early publication for Thanksgiving week from Tuesday night to Wednesday morning to ensure delivery. Any news items missed will appear in the November 23 issue next week.

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