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Newspaper
Arcadia News
Location
Arcadia, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1938
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Foothills and California with references to a recurring Friday item. No clear event, dates, or names are readable to specify a full summary.
A publisher notes subscription rates payable in advance in Arcadia California. The notice lists the office at 104 North First Ave and references second class matter dated January 2, 1925 under the Act of March 3 1879.
In a patriotic dispatch the author traces Independence Day to 1776 the founding credo that government rests on the consent of the governed and serves the happiness of the people. It argues freedoms endure only if guarded and cherished and urges a renewed dedication to America's ideals.
The Santa Anita Bowling Green club announces R M Dickinson as president after a Tuesday annual meeting at Ye Derby Tavern. Officers include Richard Millard and C L Daniels as vice presidents and Harvey E Moss as secretary treasurer. Invitations go out for a one day invitational tourney with Beverly Hills club and a July 4 valley reunion event at county park.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Barnes hosted a dinner at their home 630 King Street prior to attending Tommy Dorseys orchestra opening at the Palomar. Guests included Mr and Mrs Delbert Nelson of Alhambra Myron Gittings and Miss Ada Sandona of Monrovia.
Mr and Mrs Rowland W Dierlams enjoy a family vacation at home after returning from Big Bear. Their daughter Beverly Pearl, five, performed in the Baby Buck lineup of the Wacashun Daze revue at the Wilshire Ebell Theatre, dancing in a green and white costume with tap and poise.
Lucia Trent and Ralph Cheyney, internationally known poets with many Arcadia friends, presented a unique program at the Exposition Park Woman's Club. Helen Rice, noted radio and concert singer, joined after luncheon. A large audience greeted the artists with enthusiasm.
Miss Harriet Jarecki daughter of Mrs late Edward Jarecki married Wallace A Roydbeck at St James Episcopal Church in South Pasadena attended by 200 guests. Rev T Raymond Jones officiated as Eleanor Rydbeck served as matron of honor and four bridesmaids accompanied the couple on their garden reception. The newlyweds plan a Yosemite Monterey honeymoon and will reside in Monrovia at the Monterey Apartments. Mrs Rydbeck is a Pasadena junior college alumna and musician. Roydbeck works with General Petroleum.
Members of the Glenn Dyer chapter of the American Legion join Mr and Mrs Clark Curtis Mrs Helen Grant and Mrs Stella Brookover at the county council business meeting in Los Angeles on Friday night.
The Arcadians and O. E. S. group held a banquet Saturday night at the Westwood Community Club in Westwood to honor the associate matrons and their escorts. Mrs. Maude O. Fleutsch of Merced and John Vale of Los Angeles attended as associate matron and associate patron of the state.
Miss Katherine L Kirk daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Kirk wed Christian S Petersen Jr of Los Angeles in a candlelit ceremony at the Episcopal Church of the Angels Pasadena witnessed by over 250 guests Rev Edwin Moss officiated Miss Rigmor Petersen sister of the groom sang solos The bridal party included Holly wood based Esther Kipping maid of honor other bridesmaids from Hollywood and Alhambra The couple planned a 100 guest reception at the Kirk home and will honeymoon in Montana Portland Oregon and Yellowstone before settling in Los Angeles
Major railroads revise timetables to manage about 4,000,000 visitors moving westbound to the 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition and related events.
Announcement of the July 9 wedding at St. Pauls cathedral in Los Angeles. Bride Lilian Elizabeth Wilkinson and groom Franklin Howard Mills, with officiants Bishop W Bertrand Stevens and Canon E B Smith. Attendants include Mrs. Stella Dickinson and Miss Hazel Clark, best man Kenneth Nagel, ushers Dr. Stuart L. Mills and Geoffrey Mills.
Mrs. Pearl Strong announced summer sewing classes three times weekly in Monrovia under the Adult Education department. Classes meet at city hall on Monday and Friday and at Holly Street School on Wednesday from 9 a m to 1 p m. They cover sewing, cutting, fitting, embroidery and remodeling old dresses. Interested women are urged to register at the city hall or Holly Street School.
Formal installation of officers for the Theta Phi sorority took place Sunday in Mrs. Gordens Kitchen patio on Foothill Boulevard, transformed into a flower arbour. Mrs. Dorothy Joslin presided. officers installed include Thora Immerman president and Marie Overton vice president.
Mr and Mrs F D Burnett express gratitude to the Arcadia children's orchestra for a gift presented after Sundays recital at Arcadia Womens clubhouse. They praise the children's performance and director Miss Norma Parks and hope for a larger future musical group for Arcadia's young residents.
Miss Donna Ann Douglas daughter of Mr and Mrs D Bruce Douglas leaves tomorrow to spend two weeks at a Girl Scout camp in Big Pines.
Enthusiastic audience of over 250 greeted the Children's Orchestra under Miss Norma Parks at the women's clubhouse. Vera Chambers Claire Parks and Mrs. Thomas Esott provided accompaniment as Ethel Brierly sang Snow White with dwarfs on violin.
Miss Dorothy Boyles daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee J Boyles wed Morton Hugo in the Layne Memorial tabernacle Pasadena Rev L C Hall officiated The bride wore a white suit and hat with gardenia corsage maid of honor wore white with dusty pink accents best man Jewel Link ushered by Harry Parr and Roy Griffen The wedding march was sung and Mayed The Hugos will reside in Altadena
Mrs Ray L Wilson of Arcadia entertained the Chaminade Lyric club of Monrovia Friday afternoon in honor of president Mrs Robert Beach Moore at the home of her mother Mrs J T Smoot in Alhambra. Games followed by a musical program featured L E Willison on violin with two solos Adoration and Thais. The club presented Mrs Moore an electric clock and light refreshments were served to a list of club members.
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