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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1952
Page
10
A Scottsdale note from The Spectator extols moving away from city life and social restraint. It praises a casual Western dress code and the town’s charm, highlighting a growing trend toward simpler living and individual expression that appeals to newcomers and locals alike.
Seventh grade Girl Scouts of Trade 106 helped Mrs. William Woods, Scottsdale PTA library chairman, prepare books for circulation. The PTA library now holds 550 volumes plus county library loans, totaling over 1000 volumes for Scottsdale readers. Scouts assisting included Margaret Chatham Jane Neurse Carol Pierce Francis Reley Carol Schaeffer Christina Ryby Dale Henderson and Lynn Walker.
Winter travelers in the Valley are invited to Camelback Inn for dining with poolside luncheons and a complete dinner for 4.50 and luncheon for 2.50. The ad promises mouth watering meals and a pleasant atmosphere with reservations at 54741.
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