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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1951
Page
9
Al Karp announces the opening of Al Karp's Western Wear and Sportswear at 114 East Main Street. This Scottsdale outlet will be the second for Karp following five years at 111 West Adams in Phoenix. The shop will offer Western wear for men women and children and the latest in sportswear.
Nelson Cohen was honored Tuesday evening with a surprise birthday party at his home on East Indian School road. Guests enjoyed television and were served cake and coffee at 4748 East Indian School road. Attendees included J L Cohen and Mrs Cohen and Jimmy.
The new store across from the Tee Bar Theatre will feature Levi Strauss and other sportswear brands with moderately priced merchandise. It will be redecorated in a Western knotty pine theme and is planned to open in early October.
Description of a new shoulder patch for SHAPE members under General Eisenhower features silver rays on a green shield with two swords olive branches and the motto Vig lance is the price of liberty. The rays symbolize NATO's original twelve members the branches signify peace and the swords protection.
The passage names individuals including J. W. French, J. Cohen, George Younger, Amos Stone, J. E. Perryman, Nelson Cohen Jr., Walker Younger, W. E. Schrader, and relatives James and Melvin Cohen, Bob, Larry, Carolyn and Sandra Stone, Rickey French, Mary Younger, Milton, Stanley and Ronald Thompson from Fort Worth Texas.
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