Town Topics Open House Celebrates Local Families
Mrs. W C Baker and three children from Sunland Calif arrive to spend the week with her parents Mr and Mrs B Y Allgood. The Thanksgiving dinner included guests Wade Allgood Delbert Pierce and families. Local residents attended house warmings and birthday parties including Diane Jackson seventh birthday. Alaska visitors George Schafer of Fairbanks visit daughter Mrs Henry Wybranski and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Baker
Sunland
Calif
B. Y. Allgood
Rev. Baker
Allgood
Wade Allgood
Delbert Pierce
Diane Jackson
Robert Jackson
Sherry Howell
Caroline Shultz
Bobby Malet
Barbara
Brenda
Ricky Curtis
Patty Scott
Carol Willoughby
Sharon
Tommie Wood
Susie
Alica
Tommie
Timmy Shelton
David
Leslie Wagonfeller
Larry
Travis Sipe
Billy Jackson
Diana
Kathy
Linda
George Schafer
Fairbanks, Alaska
Mrs
Henry Wy‘branski
Accent On Youth Scottsdale High Chorus Concert
Scottsdale High School Girls Choirs directed by Mr Esley will present a concert with the high school orchestra Monday evening in the auditorium. Selections include Beautiful Dreamer Let There Be Song Drums of Democracy and Jush Worm with solos by chorus and orchestra. Tickets are 50 cents. Roy Gameros returned from Alaska Army base after nearly two years service with discharge and no plans. A scavenger hunt highlighted Rheedy party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Mr. Esley
Eugene L. Hanson
Roy. Gameros
Alaska
Scottsdale High School
Susan Billings
Rene Vanasse
Charlotte
Janice Huddleston
Mike Dufrain
Brenda Clark
John Lucek
VEW Auxiliary Presents Flags at Ingleside Grammar School
The VEW Auxiliary to Post 3513 will donate an Arizona flag and an American flag to Ingleside Grammar School. The presentation occurs during the PTA meeting at the school on Tuesday, November 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Auxiliary of
Post ‘No. 3513
Veterans of ‘Forign Wars
Arizona
Ingleside
Parent-Teacher Association
Thesday
School District Survey Available for Public Study
Printed copies of the Scottsdale School District survey report have been received by the Board of Trustees and are now available for public study. Copies may be checked out by patrons at the high school library or any grammar school library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Grammar School
Local Group Forms to Aid Displaced Hungarian Families
A Scottsdale group formed to sponsor Hungarian displaced families held a meeting on Tuesday November 20. Committee members include Mrs Jom Slotuni, Mrs Samuel Standish, Father MaGuire, Rev Powell Green, Rev Herbert Landes, and Mrs Paul Wattson. Mrs Philip Kent elected chairwoman and reached out to Pierce Gerety of Refuge Relief Program for guidance. Contact Mrs Kent at WH 5 6598 with offers of help or information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Jom Slotuni
Scottsdale Players Postpone November Meeting to December
The Scottsdale Players postpone their November gathering until December 9. A Christmas program will feature two one act plays titled After Glow and A Marriage Has Been Arranged.
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Scottsdale Players
Scottsdale High Orchestra Chorus concert scheduled for Monday
Scottsdale High School presents a combined concert Monday evening featuring the Orchestra directed by Eugenie Hanson and the Scottsdale Singers girls chorus and mixed chorus led by Joseph Esile. Performances include Trumpeter’s Lullaby Donkey Serenade Romeo and Juliet selections and Five Nursery Rhymes with a grand finale Drums of Democracy. admission 50 cents for adults 25 cents for students at 8:00 in the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Eugenie Hanson
Scottsdale Singers
Joseph Esile
Nathan Hale
Copenhagen
Hanson
Esile
Deputy Williams Delivers Baby In Scottsdale Car
Town Marshal John Williams reports substituting for a doctor to assist in delivering a baby in car 334 near Indian School Road. The mother, aided by Hiram Kennedy, was transported with baby to Phoenix Indian Hospital while the vehicle returned to service by 12:55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Williams
Paradise Motors
Scottsdale
Indian School Road
Scottsdale Community Calendar Week of November 24 27
Events include Story Hour at the Community Center and Scottsdale Public Library on Saturday morning, Rotary and Kiwanis gatherings on Monday, Lions meeting and OES at Masoni Temple, Optimists and Soroptimists on Tuesday, Toastmasters and BPWC on Wednesday, Toastmistress and Driver Tests on Thursday with School PTA in the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communhity Center
Scottsdale Public Library
E. 2Nd St
Rotary
Camelback
Tan
Kiwanis
2Nd St
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
Optimists
Waggoner
Lions
Outpost
Scoutsdale Public Library
BPWC
Waggoner’s Tea Room
Sc. Elemntary Pta
Kiwanis Club Celebrates Tenth Birthday With Dinner Dance
Kiwanis Club of Scottsdale marks ten years with a dinner dance at Sundown Ranch on Friday November 30. Special guests include Victor Lytle Prescott Southwest District Governor Fred Rosen Tucson Southwest District Governor elect Joseph Ralston Phoenix Lieutenant Governor and Dick Smith Phoenix Lieutenant Governor elect. John Slocum club president and nine past presidents will be honored. The charter dates to October 1846, making it the first service club in Scottsdale. The club vows to continue to contribute to the community’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Scottsdale
Sundown Ranch
Shea Blvd
Scottsdale Rd
Victor Lytle Prescott
Southwest District
Fred Rosen
Tucson
Joseph Ralston
Phoenix
Dick Smith
John, Slocum
Charles N. Rowan
Kiwanis
John Slocum
Kiwanis Wll
Beavers Name Honorary Captains for Football Season
Beavers varsity team mates Munday, Al Smith, Packfield, and Danny Brewer elected as honorary co captains for the just completed grid season. Seniors Big Al and Danny Brewer earned praise for offensive leadership and defensive play against Buckeye. Coach Hil Brady accompanies them to the University of Arizona for the annual football banquet in Tucson Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Munday
al Smith
Packfield
Danny Brewer
Big al
Danny
Buckeye
Hil Brady
University of Arizona
Tucson
Phoenix Mayor Speaks at Rotary on City Expansion Plans
Mayor Jack Williams of Phoenix addressed the Rotary Club at Camelback Inn on November 19 detailing the city’s plans to expand to meet future needs. He was introduced by George Botsford with Malcolm White of Scottsdale also in attendance and presided by club president George Keebler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Williams
Phoenix
Rotary Club
Camelbavk Inn
City of
George Botsford
Malcolm White
Scottsdale
John Maas
George Keebler
Eastern Star Meet Slated For Monday
Scotts dale Chapter 43, Order of Eastern Star, will hold its regular meeting Monday night at 8:00 p.m. in the Masonic Temple on S Scottsdale Rd. Visiting members are welcome. Refreshments served. Mrs. Fred Moloney chairs. Mr. and Mrs. James Ellis of 2631 N 71st St welcome their daughter born Nov 15 in Mesa South Side Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
S. Scottsdale Rd
AIT
Menbors
Fred Moloney
Janes Ellis
Separate Vote Slated For New High School
Scottsdale districts approve a revised bond plan for grammar and high schools. Voters will decide five propositions totaling 1 255 000 to buy sites, expand the existing high school, and build a new one by 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Flake
Phil van Amon
Early Christmas Shopping and Mailing Urged by Postmaster
Postmaster C. Wilson urges Scottsdale residents to shop and mail early to ease the largest Christmas mailing in Scottsdale post office history. Delays burden carriers and facilities. cooperation last years’ record loads should repeat with careful wrapping and clear addressing for timely arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Wilson
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Post Office
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Praainen Wilson
Navy Reserve Dads Club Meet in Phoenix November 29
The Phoenix Naval Reserve Dads Club invites all fathers of Naval Reservists to a meeting at the Rows Club on 15th Ave and Osborn Rd Thursday November 29 at 730 p.m. Dinner is optional and the program begins about 815 p.m. Guest speaker Bill Turnbow of Under the Capitol Dome will speak. The club, first of its kind in the United States, aims to provide information on service and training for reservist families. Officers include F. D. Foley president Bernard Ludwig vice president Fidbert Tweedy secretary Stanley Ryan treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Naval Reserve
Dads Club
Wilh
Rows
15Th Ave
Osborn Rd
Fathers of Naval Reservists
Bill Turnbow
Capitol Dome
Phoenix
United States
U.S. Naval Reserv
Ana—Tengt
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East Main Street
Gertrude Walker
Wm. Schrader
Bill
Gene Carr
Hockyroy
Hubert
Chester Fant
Vernon
Bud Walker
John Masterson
Masterson
Florence Iuddleston
Jean Masterson
George
Dibble
Manley Fox
Jack Gordon
Bill Huddleston
Mmes
Harry Hartley
Dale Fant
Dan Masterson
Géne Masterson
Don Herndon
Nor‘rng Dees
Mesa
George Barth
Bud Hoffman
Walter Peacock
Ed Thornton
Paul Walters
By Sandra Towee
Rheedy
Spic ‘N Stitch
Margaret Chatham
Marleen Hurliman
Kathleen Kennedy
Chicago
Mggicopa
Beavers
Scottsdale Grammar School
Elmer’ Duham
Miller Road
Johnson Road
Ite
Gerry Cavalliere
Lafayette Blvd
Rcadia
48Th Street
Presents High School
Ledpapy
Tafeteria
Cavalliere
Science
Sry Ashe
Navy Reserve
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