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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1952
Page
3
Nail polish stains pose a major challenge due to volatile acetone dyes. Do not use nail polish remover on rayon or acetate fabrics as it spreads the stain or fuses fibers. If stain removal is possible, we will tell you. otherwise bring the garment in for cleaning.
Ruth Sussman plans November staging of The Lady's Not for Burning by Christopher Fry at her Studio Workshop on Bishop Avenue. Dramatists Play Service supplied the rights. The studio seats 100 now and plans to expand. Season plans include a new ballet and a repeat Peter And The Wolf.
The Garden Club's first fall meeting will be held at the Outpost on Tuesday September 18 at 8 00 p.m. An state entomologist will present slides and answer questions. Anyone with a garden pest problem or interested in joining is invited.
Our Lady of Perpetual Help church hosted the wedding uniting Charlene Smith of Scottsdale and John Randolph. The bride wore a white eyelet over taffeta gown with fingertip veil and carried pink carnations. Maid of honor Anna Randolph wore pink voile over taffeta. carnations for her flowers. Best man Joe Kennebreen and ushers Duane Newton and Tom Ross attended. After a honeymoon in northern Arizona the couple will reside in Scottsdale.
Tempe September 11 3900 student body including 1250 freshmen will start classes Monday September 15. Registration open to Saturday noon says registrar Alfred Thomas Jr. Extension and evening programs expand with 562 courses in 18 departments taught by 200 staff. 89 and 73 course options widen adult and evening options. Gammage begins 19th year as president guiding programs in arts sciences education business technology agriculture and public service.
A brief column by Bill Scottsdale reflects on scenes around town, noting daily life, small events, and local figures in a concise, period voice. Readers are invited to observe familiar streets and routines through the author's observant lens.
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