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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1951
Page
5
A reader notes that winding or squeezing rayon curtains by hand yields fewer wrinkles than using a washing machine wringer on acetate rayon. The towel or cloth method avoids small tight creases and preserves the fabric.
Snowball promotes a Thanksgiving feast at Camelback Inn near Scottsdale. Dinner is served twice on Thanksgiving Day from 12:30 to 3:00 PM and 6:30 to 8:30 PM. Price listed at 4.50 per person with reservations encouraged by calling 54741.
The Southern California Passenger Association and Dan River Mills joined guests at Camelback Inn for social activities including square dancing and shopping. Dan River Mills showcased Sun Flight Fashion inspired by a TWA Arizona flight, with six manufacturers involved. A Sun Flight Fashion Parade occurred by the pool on November 13 as 50 association representatives arrived by special train, greeted by Phoenix officials led by Wesley Bolin.
The Phoenix store’s first Arizona branch opens in Scottsdale on Saturday November 17. Manager Philip Maguire Jr and his wife live at 318 West Main. Owner Bill St Clair splits time between Scottsdale and his Wickenburg ranch. The Western themed fixtures include a 1900 Phoenix store look and items from Adams hotel and First National Bank of Arizona alongside brands like Stetson Levi Strauss Hickey Freeman.
Milton Lewis will serve refreshments after 4 30 p m on Saturday, outlining a small community event with a scheduled time and host.
Arizona alfalfa seed production in 1951 is estimated at 171000 bushels, a 27 percent drop from 1950. Cynthia Dunbar, University of Arizona student, visited her parents and attended the Arizona State football game with friends.
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