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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1951

Page

4

Desert shop opens in Scottsdale with Laguna Beach flair

The Desert notes a main shop at Laguna Beach and a new Scottsdale outlet showcasing attractive, inexpensive clothing. Also, a First Aid class taught by Maurice Bradford resumes tonight at 7 30 in the Grammar School, delayed by holiday and State Fair.

Laguna Beach Scottsdale Maurice Bradford Grammar School

East Main Street Festival Street Dance Opens At Eight

A block on East Main street is roped off for a street dance with a three piece orchestra playing square and round dancing from eight to eleven. Music is free except for a nominal barbecue bar charge, and all Arizona residents are invited.

East Main Street Arizona

Hanny's Will Open Here On Saturday

Hanny's new West Main Street branch opens Saturday November 17 featuring a doggie bar and doggie lounge. The Phoenix store carries sportswear resort wear and shoes for men and women with brands including Burberry Lebou cashmere Hart Schaffner Marx Forstmann Izod Dobbs Dunhill Alfred I Miller and Bostonian. Mel Souders will manage the Scottsdale branch and has bought a local home.

Hanny’s West Main Street Phoenix Hart, Schaffner and Marx Forstmann Izod London Dobbs Dunhill Alfred I. Miller Bostonian England Scotland Mel Souders Scottsdale

Masonic Building Weymouth uses Constitution beams

The Masonic Building in Weymouth Massachusetts, once a church, was constructed with beams cut for the U S Frigate Constitution but rejected by government inspectors. The notice invites shoppers to try Scottsdale stores first in the town famed for its friendly atmosphere.

Weymouth Mass U.S Constitution

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