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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1950

Page

10

Desert Social Notes Include Ranch Sale Move and New Ballet School

The column lists residents visiting and entertaining in Phoenix Valley scenes. Cappy and Walker Brownlee bought Harry Lenart’s Indian Bend Ranch with Dan Norton handling the sale. A riding school by Dick Griffith gains students and a Scottsdale ballet school by Ruth Sussman is opening near Bishop Avenue.

Tilde Davis Babs Jack Mickles Irma Donald Kellogg Ann Ray Mitchell Phoenix Carmen ‘Cavallero Dan Jackie Norton Chuck Corky Thomas el Tambo Jean Neil Campbell Christie Los Angeles Cappy Walker Brownlee Harry Lenart Indian Bend Dan Norton Brownlees Harry New York Europe Dick Griffith Scottsdale Nxt Ruth Sussman Bishop Avenue Second Third Streets Sussman George Balanchine American Ballet Chester Hale Nicholai Legat London Lubov Egorova Paris Ruth

Auxiliary Leaders Official Visit Set

The Ladies Auxiliary of Sipe- Peterson Post No. 44 American Legion will honor Charlotte Helbing of Tucson Arizona department auxiliary president on her official visit. The meeting in the Legion Home East Second Street begins at 8 o clock with a social to follow. All auxiliary members urged to attend.

Ladies Auxiliary Sipe- Peterson American Legion Charlotte Helbing Tucson Arizona Legion East Second Street

Storage needs for 1949 U.S. corn crop and New Mexico grazing land

It would take 4.393 billion cubic feet of space to store the estimated 1949 U.S. corn crop of 3.5 million bushels. Cattle roam over 72 million acres of grazing land in New Mexico, the fourth largest state in the Union.

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