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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1955
Page
3
Travel briefs profile Mary Gordon a renowned traveler advisor known for women centered travel guidance. She teaches packing and sightseeing and leads a cadre of six Mary Gordons chosen by high standards set by TWA. They commentate fashion shows, speak to groups, and appear on TV and radio.
The guidance suggests using colorless iodine to sterilize an open blemish or hickey and applying calamite lotion blended into powder. This answer appears informal and nonmedical and may encourage improper self care.
The text argues metropolitan populations will double in about 45 years with rapid growth globally. It cites 1950 figures and projects expanding giants by 2000. W Pennish OHarro w, executive director of the American Society of Planning Officials, is referenced.
Scottsdale files note 1200 boys and girls begin the 1950 51 school year an all time high enrollment. Superintendent W W Dick says classes start Monday at the high school and grammar school. Cliff Carpenter and Jesus Corral announce a gala Spanish fiesta for November. Pio Roberty Sprathing receives orders to report to Ft Ord for active duty. Kenton Scott to head newly chartered Desert Rifle and Pistol club per National Rifle Association. Scottsdale designers highlight craft advances with Adin studio work in natural gem motifs.
American Legion activity takes center stage as Post leaders prepare for the December 3 to 4 Mid-Winter Conference in Safford. About 300 to 400 members are expected. E. D. Householder of Safford is Conference Chairman for Saint-Murphy Post XI. The event aims to align posts with Department policies and aid new officers with local challenges.
Pastor Rev Harold T Grabay of the Lutheran Church at 406 E Indian School Rd announces a new sermon series on overcoming personal weakness and worldliness. He invites new families to join in worship next Sunday with a 9 30 am family service then Sunday School for adults and children.
Governor McFarland joins 14 other state leaders in declaring September 4 to 10 Make It Yourself With Wool Week. The observance promotes wool use and the ninth annual home sewing contest, with prizes totaling over 35000 and state champions advancing to the national event in Dallas Fort Worth.
Harvey PF Tate of the University of Arizona advises fall and winter gardens in southern Arizona for abundant harvests while northern counties should focus on storing vegetables. Extension circulars offer specific gardening information and can be requested free, including Circular 130 Arizona Name Gardening Circular 122 Central Garden Insects Circular 227 Diseases of Garden Crops and Circular 213 Home Storage of Vegetables.
Ruth Sussman resumes lessons after study trips to the East for her Scotsdale and Phoenix Ballet studios. Janie Ellis Pamela Dedrick return from a Los Angeles vacation with the Sussman Youth Ballet. Diane Kohl comes back from vacation in Salt Lake City after studying with William Christiansen, ex San Francisco Ballet director.
Mr and Mrs R L McDowell and their three children recently moved into a new residence at 7121 Coronado. McDowell is associated with Blakeleys.
Diet control best reduces weight while exercise aids form but is hard to sustain. Simple household tips include mixing boric acid with starch for powder, rinsing hair to remove soap, avoiding brow wrinkles by relaxation and massage, renewing orange stick tips, preventing starch sticking with kerosene or lard, draining fried foods on brown paper, and stimulating eyelashes with massage and petroleum jelly.
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