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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1953

Page

4

Local arts and food scene in Scottsdale spotlight

A Scottsdale Progress column highlights residents and visitors enjoying art and cuisine. It notes Bobs Delicatessen moved from Phoenix, a weekly art exhibit by Phillip Sanderson, and features local personalities like Rachael Ellis and Audrey Larson amid plans for summer patio dining under the stars.

West Rachael. Ellis Rachael Arizona Stars Bob Whit Statsman North Third Avenue Phoenix

Our Town continues with art news and desert sketches

Our Town highlights Marjorie Says whose oil painting Mules at Work, painted near Scottsdale, has been accepted by a jury of New England artists. The piece marks her emergence as both a New England and Southwest artist. Also noted are desert morning scenes near Thunderbird Field and a feature on Kermit Whitfield of The Craftsman praising stone ground bread.

Wally Marjorie New England Scottsdale Arizona Canal Boston Southwest Thunderbird Field Desert Kermit Whitfield

Our Town Notes and Local Arrivals at Camelback

Wendon warned about gentleness with branding livestock. Walt Schultz of the Gourmet and Grog Shop displays fancy world foods at Camelback, having purchased the place last March. Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation guests Oliver and family plan Spring Green, Wisconsin travel. Wright himself left for the Coast and Salt Lake City, returning around May 15. George Ellis farms Bell Road with desert flowers, Titel family longtime Arizona residents, Shriner and Eastern Star member, Pinkie closes with a reflective moral.

Wendon Walt Schultz Camelback Kelly Oliver Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Spring Green Wisconsin Frank Lloyd Wright Coast Salt Lake City George Ellis Bell Road F. A. Titel Arizona Mr. Titel

Pinto beans yield seven to nine servings per pound

One pound of pinto beans yields seven to nine servings. This readout notes the portion range for meal planning and nutrition labeling.

Lions Name Hank Swigard President and Officers

DaNaquel Pidined Hank Swigard, operator of the La Fonda Fiesta resort on Camelback road, was named president of the Scottsdale Lions Club to succeed John Utter. Other officers include Ron Walker as first vice president Frank Butler as second vice president Glen Stark as third vice president Joe Hartsig as secretary treasurer Al Favor as tail twister Floyd Schlup as lion tamer and Roger Saba and Paul Long as directors. The club will mark the charter Night anniversary Tuesday at the Outpost.

Hank Swigard Camelback Road John Utter Byron Walker Frank Butler Glen Stark Joe Hartsig al Favor Floyd Schlup Lion Tamer Roger Saba Paul Long Lions

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