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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1927
Page
8
San Bernardino fans are informed that the Sun will again televise world series games with an electric scoreboard at the West Coast Theatre starting October 6 at 10 30 daily. The familiar crew will operate the board with music before each game for a half hour.
Two Masses will be held next Sunday October 2 at 8 30 am in English and 9 30 am in Spanish Bene diction with sermons. Evening service at 7 30 pm. Sunday School meets every Sunday morning at o clock.
Mrs. Jack Wetenhall hosted a Tuesday bridge party in Barstow to honor her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Hooper from Sacramento. High scores went to Miss Paxton and Mr Brooks. Twenty guests enjoyed ice cream cake and coffee. Hoopers left Thursday morning via Redlands University to visit Jack Wetenhall Jr who attends there.
Miss Mildred Wester and Miss Myrtle Meek hosted a surprise birthday dinner at Miss Wester’s home on September 24. Guests included Jack Wetenhall Ronald Smith James Kerr Kenneth Marvin Herbert Gouldin and Margaret Gliebe. After dinner the party enjoyed a dance by the Maintenance of Way group.
Barstow residents may hear an authorized lecture on Christian Science presented by W. Stuart Booth C S B of Denver. The talk will be broadcast Thursday October 6 at 12 10 noon over Radio Station KFI 640 kc from Philharmonic Auditorium Los Angeles. Booth serves on The Mother Church Board of Lectureship in Boston Massachusetts.
The University of California at Los Angeles announces its football schedule via S W Cunningham. The upcoming games include U C versus Fresno State Teachers College on October 1 at Moore Field, Whittier College on October 8, Occidental College on October 15 at the Los Angeles Coliseum, Redlands University on October 28 at Moore Field, and Pomona College on November 5 at the Coliseum.
E. Calvert has bought and Ray D. Sperry sold all rights in Coca Cola Bottling Works Barstow Bottling Works and Calvert Speary. Calvert assumes all indebtedness under firm names. Subscribed and sworn before Lubin J. Henderson on September 28 1927. Notary public San Bernardino County California. First pub September 29 1927 last pub January 16 1932.
A local sale highlights brassieres in sizes 32 to 46 offered at reduced prices during a removal sale. Blabon's inlaid linoleum is priced per square yard at 1.30, while women's outing flannel gowns and seamless cotton krinkle bed spreads size 80 by 90 are advertised at 1.25.
Special purchase offers on fall sport coats at 10.95, all-wool sweaters for women and misses at 1.98, washable suede gloves 1.19 per pair, leather handbags 2.39, glove silk vests from 0.89 to 1.95, stamped tea sets and linen towels priced under 1, with 36 inch unbleached lunch sets 0.59, toys at deep cuts, rubber sanitary goods, new prints 0.39 yard, and imported gift goods from 0.69 to 9.00 in a broad reduction sale.
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