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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1956

Page

3

Margaret Stinson and Walter Thompson Tie Vows in Las Vegas

The Little Church of the West hosted the October 12 wedding of Margaret Jeanne Stinson of Scottsdale and Walter H. Thompson Jr. of Sherman Oaks. Attendants were David Wick and the couple’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Kenyon and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Thompson Sr. Thompson attended Yale and UCLA and is a research engineer.

Margaret Stinson Walter Thompson Las Vegas Nevada Margaret Jeanne Stinson W. First St. Scottsdale Walter H. Thompson Jr Christopher Kenyon W. HH. Thompson West 37Th

Lazy Jays Meet Thursday Night at Topper Beauty Salon

The Lazy Jays hold their next meeting on Thursday November at Topper Beauty Salon. Chairman Mrs Gere Carr and co chairwoman Mrs Marian Athany preside with Mrs Steve Calvelage as hostess. Hair care manicures nail and facial services are featured.

Gere Carr Marian Athany Steve Calvelage

Smith Betrothal of Naomi Ruth Smith Told

Mr and Mrs Claus Smith announce the engagement of their daughter Naomi Burn to Henry Banker Jr The couple reside at 6690 Thomas Rd Evanston Illinois and Chicago nursing and engineering students are named as the engaged pair No wedding date has been set

Claus Smith Thomas Rd Omi Burn Henry Banker, Jr Roof O. H. Banker Evanston, Tiiets Miss Smith Phoenix Christians High School Arizona Stage University Sardish Covenant Hospital School of Nursing Chicago Banker Evanston Community College Evanston Milnois College Jacksonvie Tri-State Engineering College Angola Ind

New England Club Sponsors Halloween Party

The New England Club will sponsor a Halloween party at Creighton School at 28th St. and E McDowell Road starting 7 30 p m October 31. Refreshments and entertainment will be provided and all New Englanders are invited to attend.

Bee New England Club Creighton School 28Th St E. McDowell Road New

Scottsdale Chamber Opens With Guest Speaker and Door Prize

The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce hosts its first dinner meeting tonight at 7:30 in the high school auditorium with a guest speaker and door prize. Lute Wasbotten of Scottsdale Pharmacy is parade chairman for the Scottsdale Sunshine Festival. The Pied Piper shop opens October 29 in Patio Shops on East Main Street run by Patty Judson and Kit Tremaine. Pvt William Hant Stone has been wounded in Korea per War Department. Tres Palma Gallery plans a November 3 show during National Art Week at Paradise Shops. Woman's Exchange of Scottsdale aims to open around November 1 in Patio Shops on East Main Street.

Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Lute Wasbotten Scottsdale Les Larson East Main Street Patty. Judson Kit Tremaine War Department Pvt. Wil- Hant Bill) H. Stone J. A. Stone Korea Tres Palma New Paradise Shops Scottsdale Road Woman's Exchange of Patio

Valley Presbyterian Observes Laymen’s Sunday

Valley Presbyterian Church observed Laymen’s Sunday on October 21 with a 7:30 a.m. Men’s Fellowship Breakfast in the Patio Tea Room where 43 men heard Dr. Clarence G. Salsbury discuss Indians are People Too. Services at 9:30 and 11:30 featured sermons by Dr. H Dean Cage and participation by Frank H. Bower Howard H. Obergfell Joseph B. Setter Al Zettler and George A. Dishavan with William B. Robbe Jr. singing tenor solos. A son was born October 20 to Mr and Mrs Henry Sutter in Mesa Osteopathic Hospital.

Valley Presbyterian Church Patio Clarence G. Salsbury Arizona William V. Wooldridge Dr. H. Dean Cage Frank H. Bower Howard H. Obergfell Joseph B. Setter al Zettler George A. Dishavan Williamb. Robbe, Jr Henry, Sutter Mesa Osteopathic Hospital

Beverley Carr and Robert Webb Exchange Vows

The Scottsdale Methodist church hosted the October 19 formal marriage of Miss Beverly Carr and Robert Webb at 8:00 p.m. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Gene Carr of Scottsdale and Mrs. James Webb of Phoenix. The bride wore a white tulle and French lace gown over taffeta with a lace bodice and long veil, carrying a rose bouquet on a white Bible. Bridesmaids Carolyn Ricks and Bea Smith wore two tone blue gowns. maid of honor Vivian Carr wore blue nylon lace. Best man Bruce Creech and ushers Robert Coker and Claude Perkins attended. A church reception followed and the couple will reside in Phoenix after a short Northern Arizona trip.

Scottsdale. Methodist Church Beverly Carr Robert Webb Gene Carr First Ave Scottsdale James Webb Phoenix Vivian Carr Carolyn Ricks Bea Smith Bruce Creech Robert Coker Claude Perkins Arizona

Des Moines Vattey Presbyterian Church Holds Special Session

The congregation met Tuesday evening October 18 at 7 30 pm at Desert Art Gallery. The Session enlarged church boards electing Paull Beck H Dean Cage Dante J Foley to the Board of Elders and Mrs Richard H Lippincott Mrs William E Robb Jr and Whittam V Wooldridge to the Board of Deacons. The body authorized Incorporation of the church and to build a manse on McDonald Drive with plans and a Building Fund. Richard Koeb presented a proposed operating and benevolence budget for 1937 of 23897 80 which was unanimously adopted. Minister Mr Landes reported 190 communicant members with a November 25 new member reception planned.

Vattey Presbyterian Churweeth One Desert “Art Gallery Paull “Beck H. Dean Cage Dante! J. Foley Elddré Richard H. Lippincott Richard Koeb Landes

Relief Society Bazaar Near Citrus and Smith Lane

The Relief Society of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints invites the public to a bazaar on Friday November 2 from 6:00 to 9:30 pm on church grounds at Citrus and Smith Lane. Enjoy food entertainment and a style show featuring home made articles for men women and children.

Arhual Relief Society Church of Jesus' Christ of Latter Day Saints Citrus Smith Lane

Romano Couple Welcomes Daughter Matie at 8 Lbs 5 Ozs

Mr and Mrs Richard Romano of 5003 E Sheridan welcome daughter born Friday October 19 weighing 8 pounds 5 ounces The newborn is named Matie Romano owns and operates Romano s TV at 4341 E Thomas Road

Richard Romano E. Sheridan Matie Romano E. ‘Thomas

Luke Commander Is Speaker Al Rotary

Scottsdale Rotary met on October 22 at Camelback Inn for a noon luncheon. President George Keebler presided. speakers included John Maas James Hyde Dr Otto Utzinger and Harold Davis. Ed Ast introduced the day’s chair. Bob Bennett introduced guests. General Robert Scott scheduled as next guest speaker.

Scottsdale

Mel-Marv Men's Shop Opens on West Main

Scottsdale gains its first exclusive men's wear store opening Friday at 39 West Main Street under Mel-Marv Men's Apparel. Co-owners Mel Souders and Marv Plummer, formerly with Hanny's, bring 25 by 50 foot new premises with Western masculine decor and complete men s wear including accessories.

Mel-Marv West Main Scottsdale West Main Street Mel-Marv Men's Apparel Mel Souders Marv Plummer Hanny’s Souders Phoenix Plummer

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