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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1958
Page
2
The Scottsdale Presbyterian Church, meeting previously at the American Legion Hall, will hold services and Church School at 15 East Main Street Kiva Theatre. Church School begins 9:30 am, worship at 11:00 am led by Rev. Johnston H. Calhoun. Charter membership is offered for those aiding church establishment.
Cal and Marge Hadley open C and M Rx Pharmacy at 5618 East Thomas Road with a 24 hour ethicoy service. The Hadleys previously ran a downtown drug store at 16th Street and Fast Van Buren and aim to offer round the clock prescriptions.
Mr and Mrs Eddie Swope of 20S Brown Ave Scottsdale announce the arrival of a baby girl on September 8. Parents and family extend thanks and announce the newborn’s name and weight.
Stagebrush Chamber Opera Company presents Pal Joey with a polished chorus under Grenda Folk and Claire Folk. Nebog and Folk bring NY and Phoenix stage experience to Phoenix. Rehearsals begin with the chorus for a Band-Aids fundraiser on Oct 4 and 5 at Scottsdale High School Auditorium. Tickets from Band-Aid members or Mrs L M Mathews and Mrs Robert Bullock.
Lutherans announce educational classes for boys and girls ages 12 to 14 preparing for communicant membership at the Ac casion Lutheran Church located at 406 East Indian School Road. Sessions begin Saturday at 9 00 am with three sections covering Christian Doctrine Bible History Worship Workshop and Choral Singing. A children’s choir for ages up to 11 is organized under Miss Orpha Hoganson. Nursery is available at the 11:00 service and baptisms are planned this Sunday.
Beautifully sung by Bill Garrett Accent On Youth continued. Maidens Carol Kilhan Sandy Shinkle Pat Funk Charlotte Powell Ginger Johnson Donella Cole Judy Rummage Bettina Rummage Vernca Stout Marilyn Christian spoke pieces and received awards. The Squires led by Ken neth Jones Danhy Brittain Nelson Burns proceeded through a like ceremony. Queen Marilyn Wash Mary Ann Yornson Lilly Jean Garrett and secondary queens Carol Wash Donna Jones wore white lace. Pages George Jacques Johnny Neal flower girl Linda Neal crown bearers Sue Ellen Renfield Donny Jones. Crowning concluded with lights flashing and movie cameras whirring.
Alma Ossward opens Alma's Art Supply Center at 5616 East Thomas offering artists supplies crafts draftsman tools scholastics and art products. She will accept artist works on consignment and brings a background in show business and floristry to engage with the local community.
Scottsdale Jaycees appoint Airam Kennedy owner of Kennedy's Shell Service as 1959 Parada del Sol chairman. He initiated the event five years ago and will also oversee construction of the new rodeo grounds at the Scottsdale Community Center with permanent seating for over 5,000. The festival runs January 30 to February 1 with a plan to elevate Scottsdale events to national prominence.
Water costs rise so save money with a colored stone lawn from Jacketts. The Marshall Company at Bridge 59627 offers free estimates for a landscape design using colored gravel and Jacketts products, with the promise of reduced watering and more Sunday mornings to read the paper.
A school luncheon last Friday September 5 honored teachers of Scottsdale Kachina Elementary School location at 44th St and Campbell. The potluck meal featured fried chicken salads hot rolls tea and dessert. Ruth Clabaugh presided over the Classroom Association with Wilma Pratt and Elizabeth Carpenter on the social committee. Mrs Clabaugh also reported on the Arizona Education Association Leaders Conference in Flagstaff held in late August.
At Kachina School honor guests included Mrs. Georgi Nichols Frances Greenyid Buelah Bowdin Miss Suzanne Belper Mrs Leora Davis Mr rahk Hana Mrs Lu tile DeBrigb Mr Edwin Bannen berg Mrs Anita Edwards Elos present were Mr J L Ashe district superintendent Mr Ray Davis Assistant Superintendent and Mr Rien Kiser principal of Scottsdale Kachina school They spoke brief welcomes Farmers expenditures for health care average 240 dollars per family per year per a recent survey.
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