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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1957
Page
2
The first fall meeting will be a demitasse party at 7619 North Tatum, home of Mrs. Dart Del Duca. Coffee will be served at 7:30 p.m. as members share stories of their summer vacations.
The Scottsdale News notes the Leo Christensen family returning from Idaho for the winter with daughter Janet enrolling at Tempe State. Several residents report moves and visits including Mr and Mrs Terry M Nelson at 3414 N 51st Place and others returning from Williams Flagstaff and Show Low.
A Scottsdale romance stirs as the Scottsdale Woman's Club introduces Ann Scottsdale as the welcome partner for local Cowboy in inviting residents to meet her at 147 North Scottsdale Road. She will greet the public Saturdays and weekdays, answering questions about community involvement and activities. Thursoes Mrs. Erma Frazee and daughters return from California and Tucson after vacation.
A beginners square dance class sponsored by the Lazy S Squares of Scottsdale will begin Thursday September 26 at Soloma School Second Street and Marshall Avenue. A 50 cent charge per person is set. For more information contact Bil Carson at WE S23046.
Three Scottsdalians were among 198 students to complete degrees at Arizona State College Tempe during the summer session. Leo Harold Hamlet will earn a bachelor of arts in education, while Ellen Miles Champoux and Edward Allen Day complete master of arts in education degrees.
Cione Dance Studio debuts at 149 W Indian School Rd Scottsdale in a former residence repurposed by Mr Cione. Classes in tap ballet acrobatic modern and ballroom begin with Mr Roehl and Miss Aynor assisting. Mr Cione will interview students Fridays 2 to 8 pm marking the third season in the Scottsdale area.
Scottsdale Toastmistress Club held its regular meeting Thursday morning September 5 with President Carolee Gray in charge. The new budget for July December 1957 was presented and approved. Members spoke on topics including Friendship Man's Worst Enemy and ice breakers. Irma Maas welcomed new member Dorothy Patterson and Gwen Wahlman served as toast mistress.
A joint meeting of the Scottsdale Kiwanis Club and Kiwanians will be held at the Community Center on Monday September 16 at 6 30 p m. Members will enjoy a pot luck dinner with a birthday theme seating by birthday month.
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