PTA Clothing Sale In Coronado Basment This Saturday
The Scottsdale PTA clothing sale takes place Saturday morning in Coronado School basement. Proceeds fund shoes and clothing for needy local children. Public invited to attend.
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1952
Page
7
The Scottsdale PTA clothing sale takes place Saturday morning in Coronado School basement. Proceeds fund shoes and clothing for needy local children. Public invited to attend.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions cheese and cooking time with scattered words about a treat. The readable portions include references to preparation steps and a large dish. The text reads like a stray culinary note with no clear event or people attached.
Miss Catherine Gray of Fostoria Glass suggests a bubble ball crystal centerpiece for a bridal shower. Guests write fortunes on colored slips tied to ribbons and drop them inside the ball for the bride to discover, then gather around as the ball serves as a charming keepsake.
Desert Drug Store plans a grand opening on Saturday October 4 at the corner of Brown and First avenues. G C Dick Blankenship owner says the store will feature a modern pharmacy stainless steel fountain fixtures and a roaming orchid display. Shirley Brown a Health Salon owner will serve as pharmacist.
Senator Ernest W. McFarland with Roland and Mrs. E. E. Vieweg toured Army and Air Force Recruiting facilities at 9 30 a m on Tuesday September 30 1952. Captain James Ziccarelli noted the visit aimed to renew acquaintances with recruiting staff and inspect the Armed Forces Examining Station assessing inductees and enlistees for multiple services.
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