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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1949

Page

11

Scottsdale High School Carnival Queen Race Details

High School notes outline junior queen Helen Drake and candidate Shirley Ann Evans, sophomores Alice Walters, freshmen Alice Walters in a Penny vote carnival. Queen crowned carnival night with final tallies based on penny votes.

Mary O'Neal Helen Drake Shirley Ann Evans Alice Walters

Camelback Women To Hold Benefit Card Party

The Camelback Junior and Senior Women’s clubs host a benefit card party tonight at the clubhouse at 38th Street and Camelback Road. Half the profits go to buy a bass horn, the rest to the classes. The Pep Club, led by Mona Munch, organized a parade and halftime formation at the Beaver Dust Devil game. Beaver Builder’s Club planned its Folies The Flaming Twenties for November 15 with officers Gloria Beasley Virginia Nfolly Julie Winsor Esperanza Rangel. Scottsdale High School has two new mascots, Michael Dick son of the superintendent, and Butch a collie owned by the Westfall family, seen roaming the halls.

Camelback 38Th Street Camelback Road Mona Munch Helen Drake Pauline Boren The Beaver Builder’s Club Gloria Beasley Virginia Nfolly Julie Winsor Esperanza Rangel Scottsdale High School Michael Dick Butch Westfall

Chiropractor Dr. M C Stickney Opens Scottsdale Office

Dr Malcolm C Stickney a chiropractor opens an office in the Dr Spencer Whiting building on East Main Street Scottsdale after 20 years in Frederick Maryland He moved here last August stating the Valley appealed The native of Washington DC son of inventor the late Rollin B Stickney He is civic minded IOOF Kiwanian married with three daughters Harriett 20 Clydeth 8 Annette 4 Mrs Stickney active DAR member Also notice Otis Carmicheal and wife welcome a baby boy born Friday October 14

Malcolm C. Stickney Scottsdale Spencer Whiting East Main Street Frederick Stickney Valley of the Sun Washington, D. c Rollin B. Stickney Maryland IOOF Harriett Clydeth Annette DAR

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