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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1949
Page
10
The Methodist Men's Club will hold a dinner next Wednesday night at the Salt River Day school home of Enoch Walkingstick. O C Wilson, president, says the meal will be served outside and prepared in the simplest way possible under Walkingstick's direction.
Cheryl Swartz, 3, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Swartz, celebrated her birthday Saturday at home with a small party. Guests included Stanley Crews, Jackie Crews, Donald Thomas, Dick Thomas, Billy Thomas, and Diane Mathis. Ice cream and cake were served. Dale Fant, son of Mr and Mrs Hubert Fant, left Saturday for Flagstaff to attend college. Drive with extra caution where ever children are at play.
A PTA health education release outlines how to keep children physically fit for school through proper nutrition focusing on calcium phosphorus and vitamins, dental care, and early conservative preventative dentistry. It stresses mouth cleanliness, early inspection, and treatment by professionals, plus eye health and correcting refractive errors with professional guidance.
Ingleside Turf Club Inc gained approval from the state corporation commission for a refinancing plan. President H J Hughes and Secretary H C Crittenden say the club has only 39.51 dollars in the bank but holds substantial loans from existing stockholders. The plan proposes issuing 2 782 shares of common stock at 100 dollars par to liquidate debt and then 2 000 more shares to fund working capital, not offered to the public and without selling commissions.
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