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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1954
Page
4
Fresh for as long as two years if they are well packaged and stored at zero degrees Fahrenheit. We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for the kindness during our bereavement. The Family of Cora Curtis.
A new stamp collecting program is planned by the recreation committee for the Youth recreation program. Contact John Kennedy at Coronado school Saturday morning if interested. If enough participation is found, the program will start the following week. Activities this Saturday include softball games for both boys and girls.
W Albert Martin, a Scottsdale photographer and three year resident, announces his run as a write in candidate for the May 24 general election. He owns property at 116 Shoeman Lane and is active in the Lions Club. He aims to improve civic life and promote a cleaner, closer looking Scottsdale.
The Phoenix Exchangettes luncheon will be at Sundown Country Club on Wednesday afternoon. Co hostesses include Mrs Sheman Watt vend and Mrs Alfred Chapman along with club president Mrs Henry P. Stieg who will guide the group through Scottsdale stores.
Arizona Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs holds its annual State Convention at San Marcos Hotel in Chandler from April 3 to May 2. Scottsdale club members lead committees and seek wider attendance. notable delegates include Mrs. Arthur Bratzel and Mrs. Jay Buck. National officers Cy Daniels and Bess Stinson will attend. Commercial broiler production reports show 735,318,000 birds in 1953-9, up 9 percent from 193%.
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