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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1951

Page

2

Pied Piper Shop Opens Monday on East Main Street

The Pied Piper specialty shop for children opens officially Monday October 29 in Patio shops on East Main street run by Patty Judson and Kit Tremifine. It offers ready made and custom clothing for infants to boys size six and girls to 12 with a wide price range including hand made dresses and imports from France and Italy. Store hours are 930 to 530. The piece also notes legends about the nightjar or goat-sucker and its supposed effect on goats.

East Main Street Patty Judson Kit Tremi&ine

Patricia Benton Wins Poetry Honors and Note on Army Purchase

Patricia Benton earned the Founders Award for New York State Poetry Day after a New York trip that led to a publishing contract for a desert poetry collection. Her prior work The Whispering Earth was named one of the Fifty Books of the Year by the American Institute of Graphic Arts. The U S Army bought three copies of the Limited Edition at 25 dollars each for Japan, and Benton expressed hope arts will unite nations in future.

Patricia Benton Whispering Winds Paradise Valley New York New York State N. Y. State American Institute of Graphic Arts U. S. Army Japan Miss Benton

Private William Stone Wounded in Korea

Word from the War department says Pvt. William H. Stone son of Mrs. J A Stone has been wounded in Korea He has been transferred to a hospital in Japan for treatment Stone was inducted in June and sent to Korea after eight weeks of training.

Pvt William Stone Korea War Department William Bill) H. Stone J. A. Stone Japan Stone

Nebraska Club To Hold Get-Together

The Nebraska club will host its first get-together on November 4 with a pot luck dinner at 12 30. The event takes place at Longview School on Indian School Road and 12th Street in Phoenix and is open to Nebraskans living in or visiting the Valley of the Sun. An afternoon program is planned.

Nebraska Club Longview School Indian School Road 12Th Street Phoenix Valley of the Sun

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Scottsdale Photography Bill Albert Martin Shoeman Lane Pied Piper Rose Plesse O‘malley Kimsul O'Malley Seterday O’malley 4Th Ave Madison
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