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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1958
Page
1
The article notes a youth choir involved in a Supreme Sessions event with teams from across the nation and additional activities for choir members. It also recalls a Last Friday dance at the Scottsdale Community Center, formerly Bing’s Music Bar, titled the Y E S Dance for high school age attendees.
A new budget priced Creative Play program for preschoolers will begin Friday October 10 at 10 a.m. in the Scout or Pump House of the Scottsdale Community Center. Mrs. Albert Colby announces the class organized by YWCA extension service to help children learn basics in arts, games, dances and music while easing separation from mothers. Mrs. George F. D. Gonsalves will teach, bringing decades of recreation and fitness experience from Utah, India and Phoenix. Mothers may attend the first meeting for details.
Fragmentary OCR lists names James H Boyd Shirley N Boyd Nancy Pachall Irwin Carroll and Swenson with roles Publisher Co Publisher News Editor Printing Forensit Comptroller. No clear event or location provided.
Dedication services for the new Valley Presbyterian Church at MacDonald Drive and Quall Run Road begin Sunday at 4 PM with Dr. George Hunter Hall delivering the sermon. James B. Phillips will present the keys, and the ceremony includes the chancel choir and Dutch glass design features.
The Scottsdale Business and Professional Women's Club will observe National Business Women's Week and its club anniversary with a Wednesday meeting at the Valley Club. Mildred Bratzel and Helena Wilson will chair. a Business Woman of the Year will be named and new members initiated. A breakfast at the Maricopa Inn precedes a week of events with guest speakers and honors for district clubs. Reservations may be made by calling local numbers.
Kent B Huson joins Willmoth Insurance and Realty as head of the insurance department starting October 4 He is a former 11 year associate of the General Adjustment Bureau and has been a long time resident of the area His wife Rose and their four children live at 208 S Patricia Lane in Scottsdale
North Scottsdale notices report multiple births with parents listed from Stillman Batley Delacerda McMahon Reynolds Shafton and others. Also notes trips of Cluff families, Worthen visit to California, and a Scottsdale Ward Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints building dedication with details on size, rooms, cooling, and parking.
The Methodist Church will observe worldwide Communion Sunday on October 5 with services at 8:30 and 11:00 and Sunday School at 9:45. The meditation theme is True Repentance and the schedule change is to begin at 1:00. Communities are invited to participate in church activities. Mrs. Leo Hakes and son Dennis travel to Albuquerque to be with her parents after a Saturday car accident injury.
The university and YMCA sponsor a ticket program for boys and girls to see top football games. Special bleachers are added in the south end zone near the main gate to foster loyalty to the university. A few Knot Hole Club tickets remain for fourth to ninth graders, obtainable via contact or at the gate with parental accompaniment.
The PTA will honor teachers at a Tuesday October 7 meeting at 7 45 p m in the school cafetorium. A reception will follow with refreshments served. The event includes a film showing about Kachinaa.
Huddle restaurant on Scottsdale Road at Indian School Road announces extended hours and a new breakfast menu to better serve customers. The new schedule runs 6:30 am to midnight Sunday to Friday and 6:30 am to 2 am Friday and Saturday. The establishment is known for chuck wagon dinners and serves as a hub for local service clubs.
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