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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1952
Page
3
Fragmented text notes erratic cotton response to phosphate and varied income effects in Arizona experiments. Mentions average per person measures around 79.25 and disposable income near 5.6 percent with references to years 1982 85 and application rates up to 45 cents of average disposable income or 30 pounds of phosphate per period.
Advice on avoiding damage to drapes and curtains emphasizes three steps: dry clean or wash periodically, keep fabrics away from sweaty windows to prevent brown stains, and clean them regularly to extend life. The piece urges timely cleaning and careful handling to maintain appearance.
Twenty nine members of Bus Scout Troop 101 camped two days at Seven Springs north of Cavecreek. Under Scoutmaster Paul White and assistant Don Poyner they erected pup tents cooked their meals and qualified for five mile Second Class hikes. John Valentine earned First Class for cooking for himself and another. A National Recognition banner was presented to the troop, which continues an all rag drive led by White seeking rags in any condition.
Cathy Lewis and ElHutt Lewis, both seasoned radio writers, plan a series of short stories drawn from conversations with cab drivers. The CBS Radio pair bring prior success from My Friend Irma and Suspense to this new project.
Scottsdale resident Mae i Westfall has been selected for membership in the Arizona State College Tempe 52 Club, among 99 graduating seniors chosen for leadership service scholarship and character. A breakfast ceremony will be held May 17 at the Hotel Westward Ho Phoenix with Horace Griffen in charge.
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