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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1952
Page
4
Arizona's 4-H delegates depart June 13 for the 1952 National 4-H Camp in Washington D C. The first leg starts a 5,700 mile round trip traversing southern and eastern states.
Building at Camelback Inn progresses with Sunshine Alley a 72 by 29 foot glassed in pool area on the west side of the pool planned to seat 450 for fashion shows and parties by Septem ber 1. Ed Ast Scottsdale builder leads the project with architect Edward Loomis Bowes and Russ Dublin overseeing.
Delegates Elizabeth Davis Josephine Guitteau Steven Duke Roll and John Sparks together with Kenneth L McKee state 4 H leader will motor from Duncan to the nations capitol traveling along the Gulf of Mexico and through the deep South The trip is sponsored by Arizona Flour Mills First National Bank of Arizona J C Penney Company and Valley National Bank En route they will visit El Paso San Antonio Houston New Orleans and Atlanta
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