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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1954

Page

4

School Heads Attend Annual Arizona Principals Meet

Scottsdale school leaders John L. Asher and Ray Davis attend the two day Arizona Association of Secondary School Principals meeting at Oak Creek. A keynote address will be delivered by Dr. William O Dell of Stanford University. Asher is the association's immediate past president and holds an official office. Davis serves as high school principal.

Scottsdale John L. Asher Ray Davis Oak Creek Arizona Association of William O'Dell Stanford University Ashe Association Davis

Community Drive Seeks School Supplies Delivery

Mrs. Ruth Potter of North Scottsdale Road asks for volunteers to deliver articles of use as school starts. The appeal notes that any saved fines would be greatly appreciated.

Ruth Potter North Scottsdale Road

Beef Feeder Market Signals Strong Demand for Fall Cattle

Arizona cattle feeders face firmer prices as finished beef climbs in 1954. University of Arizona economist Thomas Stubbs notes higher feeder demand, with stocker calves at about 18 to 19 dollars per hundredweight and heifers 1 to 2 dollars lower. Hay shortages, grain imports, and reduced cottonseed meal push feeders to finish cattle quickly.

Arizona Thomas Stubbs Field University of Waxhc Zona U.S

Mexican Beef PLE Stew Casserole From Ariz. Cowbelles

Take 1 percent pounds beef stew meat with salt pepper flour and fat. Brown meat then add chopped onion garlic chili powder tomato sauce and water and simmer two hours until tender. Stir in undrained kidney beans heat through. Line a greased casserole with cornmeal mush fill with meat and bake at 375 degrees for 25 minutes yielding 5 to 6 servings.

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Spanish Steak Take-4 Mide For Chuck Box Recipe

A note from The Chuck Box of Ariz Cowbelles describes a slow simmered Spanish Steak. It lists ingredients including round steak two inches thick two diced carrots one Mexican pepper one green pepper one or two onions canned pimientos two cups tomatoes and cooking fat. Meat is salted and peppered, dredged in flour, seared, then covered and simmered three hours.

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Shirley Jean Shipp Honored At Scottsdale Bridal Shower

Shirley Jean Shipp of Scottsdale was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower Saturday at Wesley Hall in the Methodist church. Hostesses were Mrs. Women Frye of Scottsdale and Mrs. J. J. Taylor of Mesa. Forty eight guests attended the party with Mrs Earl Shipp at the punch bowl and Mrs W W Taylor serving the cake. Prizes went to Mrs Henry Steig and Mrs Allen Abney. Shirley plans to marry Dale Fant on November 20.

Shirley Jean Shipp Scottsdale Wesley Hall Women Frye J. J. Taylor Mesa Earl Shipp Bow W. W ‘Taylor Henry Steig Allen Abney Avi Dale Fant

Turkey production climbs to record high this year

Farmers plan to market birds early as turkey production reaches a record high with six percent more heavy breed and sixteen percent more light breed turkeys than last year.

Beaver Footballers Journey To Eloy In High Spirits

Scottsdale High's Beaver Footballers travel to Eloy to face Santa Crita Dust Devils after their first win. Key players include Larry Leasig at left half Ernie Lucki stepping to fullback due to Jim Frye injury. Probable starters: Terry Jenson Bob Andrews ends Hiram Kennedy Mervin Cluff tackles L B Chapman L B Scacewater guards Skip Ast.

Scottsdale High Beaver Eloy Santa Cri The Beavers Larry Leasig Ernie Lucki Jim Frye Pete Skousen Terry Jenson Bob. Andrews Hiram Kennedy Mervin Cluff L.b.chapman L. B. Scacewater Skip Ast

New Fall Corduroys and Velveteens Attract Shoppers

University of Arizona extension specialist Hylen Shureh reports new fall corduroys and velveteens with light er materials and washability. The fabrics, a twin for winter cottons, suit children's wear and sportswear, with styling ideas from colors and prints for evening looks. Diagonal or twill weave tightens pile for a smoother feel. The piece notes players Massey Lessig Stobs and Lucki in a separate local sports mention.

Hylen S Hureh University of Arizona

Fabric care and nap direction tips for durable fabrics

Advice on selecting dyed fabrics and matching nap direction when cutting velvet corduroy and velveteen. Emphasizes checking for permanent dyes via labels, using Pry-te-pick patterns with minimal top stitching, and ensuring nap runs consistently to avoid color discrepancies. Also notes U S cattle history with Henry Clay importing Hereford cattle in 1817 at the Arizona State Fair.

Arizona State Fair United States Henry Clay Kentucky Statesman

Adventist Welfare Report Presented by Dorcas Society

The Dorcas welfare reports of the Southside Seventh day Adventist church note June August activity. They donated 310 articles of clothing, spent 70.93 dollars cash, valued 59.87 dollars in food baskets, logged 257 hours of Christian service, aided 168 persons, conducted two treatments, made 30 new garments and repaired 20 others. Cash donations totaled 18.50, dues 3.91, earnings 85.87, enabling aid to 118 nonmembers. Mrs May Wallen of Phoenix urges ongoing support for winter needs.

Dorcas Welfare Southside Seventh-day Adventist Church May Wallen West Buchanan Phoenix

Beauty and You Hair Tips and Skincare Routines

Reader questions on choosing a square-face hairstyle, vinegar hair rinse, a honey oatmeal milk facial mask, foot arch exercises, body odor remedies with sea salt baths, whitening skin with buttermilk, and cleansing oily skin with soft rain water and borax. Practical homemade beauty guidance from LYNN CARTER.

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Anature Ted White Phoenix Model Airplane Club Jean Shipp SimAes High. Massey Lessig Tom Stobs Lucki Globe Bo Ball Beauty By Lynn Carter
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