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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1952
Page
1
Voters must register by April 12 for Scottsdale’s first Town primary on April 22. Seven incumbents filed petitions. turnout may be low unless more residents participate. Write in options are allowed if no preferred candidate appears on the ballot at Town Hall, Second Street and Brown Avenue.
The Phoenix Gazette editorial argues Sunnyslope may choose incorporation but warns against rush by a zealous group. It predicts Phoenix will become a large metropolis and notes Sunnyslope should grow without being confined by small towns, urging careful, gradual steps.
The DO SI DO annual fundraising party by the Phoenix Symphony Orchestra guild occurs Saturday April 5 at Bud Browns Barn on East Northern Avenue. Doors open 6 30 p m with a five dollar admission including dinner and three food sections Western Mexican and Dixie land plus games burro races tally ho rides and special contests to benefit Guild projects.
Fire Tuesday afternoon at the J. C. Daley residence on Invergordon road caused slight damage confined to the basement. The blaze was due to an overflowing oil furnace and was reported by the Scottsdale Fire department. Occupant named James M. Bennan.
The La Rendecita Gift Shop relocated from Camelback Road to North Scottsdale Road just south of Dr Hale's offices. Judy Colton and Lou Hay oversaw the move with the moving crew, inviting patrons to visit the new location. Mrs Nina Clark hosted weekend guests from Larned Kansas and Tucson with Mr and Mrs Hugh Dugan and Mr and Mrs Emory Elmore. Faith Richardson, Home Economics teacher in Tucson, also visited. The Scottsdale crowd saw Hopalong Cassidy at Camelback Inn, while Scottsdale students were invited to meet the cowboy this week.
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