Prom night memories glow at seniors and juniors’
An all school event featured a prom with theme Fated by the enter. The evening included a master of ceremonies Cadet Margin, a Spike Jones program, and a midnight buffet. Decor included icicle motifs and a tiered cake in pink and blue.
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Brlan Griswold
Orville Aid
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Ubton
Lass ‘ ScaiRor
Yate Humphries
Los Angeles
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Cadet Margin
Cere- Fae
Spike Jones
Ne Phillips
Joe Fithel McEhany
Frank Vallenari
Mary Shannon
Lois Schmidt
Buchanan
Hartle Feilby
Alvord Woman's Club Directors Entertained by Mrs Irwin
The Alvord Womans club board met for a luncheon at Park street home of new president Mrs. E E Irwin. Gold water white club colors themed table with cornopsis and daisies. Plans for the October club season were discussed. Guests included Mrs E M Lund Mrs C Crowell Mrs E Ashmore Mrs BR Ly Baskerville Mrs J V Philbright Mrs C H Dudley Mrs G Wilkins and special guest Mrs McDonald mother of Mrs Wilkins who is 84 today.
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Alvord Woman’s Club
BE. E. Irwin
Park Street
E. M. Lund
C. Crowel
E. Ashmore
Auxiliary of St. John's Hosts Meeting at Mrs Rudes
Mrs. Thomas Rude entertained the Auxiliary of St. John's Episcopal Church at her South Main home on Friday afternoon. Devotional period led by Mrs. Rude followed by business and reports on a Redlands convocation. Mrs. John Hardesty led Haiti and San Domingo topics with others sharing current events. Tea served by Mrs. Anna Key.
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Thomas Rude
St. John’s Episcopal
South Main Street
Herbert M. Key
Anna
Key
Sunday Dinner for Herman Chronister Held at Home
Mr and Mrs Hardy Lusk entertained at dinner Sunday in honor of Herman Chronister US Navy son of Mrs Lusk at 120 Brotherton Street Home Gardens. He is stationed at San Diego and will return toward base after a reception in Santa Ana. Guests included families from Norco Corona and San Pedro plus Mrs Lusks sister Madie Oakley. The St Johns Episcopal Guild monthly supper is set for Tuesday at the parish house with Mrs John P Key as chair and reservations by Mrs Herbert M Key.
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Hardy Lusk
Sandra Thea
Corona
Glenn Oakley
Charles
Oscar Hopkins
San Pedro
Toy Lambeth
Carol
Arlington
Vera Gillette
Madie Oakley
Lusks
St. John's Episcopal Guild
John P. Key
Herbert M. Key
Community Calendar Tonight and Tomorrow Highlights
Community calendar lists events tonight at Townsend club No 2 at 7 30 p m Woman's Improvement clubhouse and Pocahontas at 7 40 p m Glass Bros hall. Tomorrow includes Union prayer service at 10 a m First Baptist church and B M A meeting at 12 15 p m Hotel Springborg.
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Townsend Club
Woman's Improvement Clubhouse
Pocahontas
Glass Bros. Hall
Union
First Baptist Church
Hotel Springborg
Edmund Stanfield Deploys to New Orleans Army Medical Dept
Edmund Stanfield leaves Los Angeles with his father Ralph W. Stanfield for New Orleans where he is assigned to the Army medical department. He returns home on furlough to visit his wife and newborn daughter in Arlington.
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Edmund Stanfield
Los Angeles
Ralph W. Stanfield
New Orleans
Medical Department of the Army
Mr. Stanfield
Stanfield
Arlington
Orchestra Group Again Prepares for Graduation Exercises
The combined junior and senior high school orchestras plus community musicians plan a 7:30 PM Tuesday rehearsal for commencement. Music instructor DeGraff Stanley expects 25 to 30 players. practice will be in the high school music building.
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DeGraff Stanley
Mrs Mary Jane Prentiss 77 Norco dies at home
Mrs Mary Jane Prentiss age 77 of Norco died at her home about 6 15 Friday evening. Born in Cardiff Wales she lived in the community 18 years. Survived by two daughters Frances Kelley Norco and Mary V Denny Los Angeles. Rosary last evening and funeral at St Edward Catholic church conducted by Rev Matthew Thompson. Burial in Forest Lawn Glendale.
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Mary Jane Prentiss
Hillside Street
Norco
Cardiff
Wales
Frances Kelley
Mary V. Denny
Los Angeles
Hoover and Bell
St. Edward's Catholic Church
Matthew Thompson
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Glendale
Retail Sales in California Soar in April 1943
Census figures show independent California retailers up 23 percent in April 1943 from a year earlier across 2658 stores excluding department stores. For January–April 1943, independents rise 16 percent versus 1942. Department stores gain 33 percent in April and 29 percent for four months. Liquor, womens wear, shoes, and restaurants lead nondurable goods gains. gas stations report moderate sales.
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San Francisco
Bureau of Census
California
Road to Happiness through Christ Urged for Graduates
A columnist urges graduates to seek happiness beyond wealth and thrills, arguing true joy comes from following Christ. The sermon contrasts the broad path of worldly pursuits with the narrow gate of faith, promising heavenly reward and eternal comfort.
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Truth
Jesus
Reid
Jesus Christ
Broadway
Twin engine plane crashes in North Hollywood killing woman
A twin engine plane plummeted into aNorth Hollywood residential area, killing a woman and injuring four others. Witnesses say the pilot repeatedly dived low over homes, clipping trees before crashing and triggering a large explosion. Army officials blamed the tragedy on low altitude over the district and violations of flight regulations.
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North Hollywood
Oday
Myrtle A. Army
Phine
Arthur Fe
Simels
Shea
Sischel
Baker
Heath
Ralph ‘A. Snavely
Los Angeles Air Defense
Boy Dies After Accidental Shooting At Roosevelt Kin Home
Philadelphia report says Lewis Hutchison 11 died after a 22 caliber rifle discharged when a closet door was opened at William Roosevelt's Edgemont residence. The weapon, left in a hallway, was kicked by an entering boy, with the shooter identified as 10 year old William Roosevelt, grandson of President Roosevelt. Rushong said the boys, Episcopal Academy students, were retrieving bows and arrows.
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Philadelphia
Lewis Hutchison
Wwa
William Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Corentr
W. J. Rushong
Episcopal ‘Academy
William’s
Edgemont
Ind
Viana
William
Brett Roosevelt
Elizabeth Donner Winsor
Rushong
Lewis
Bryn, Mawr Hospital
King of Kings Invites You to Travel His Road to Happiness
Invites you to journey along a path to happiness guided by the King of Kings and Lord of Lords. A message urging spiritual travel and faith as the route to fulfillment and joy.
California Sixth District Internal Revenue Collector Resigns
The Sixth California District, with offices in Los Angeles and ten southern branches, announces the resignation of Collector Rogan effective January 1, 1935. Rogan cites health and medical reasons, stating he must withdraw from active duties while remaining grateful for the opportunity to serve in the revenue office.
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G. Weatover
Balita
Caliz
California
Nat'kt
Internal Revenué
Rogan
Los Angeles
Sermon topics and scriptural citations from Saint John styled sermon
Fragmentary notes cite a Boston church sermon on God as sole cause and enduring truth. References include Proverbs and Deuteronomy, with mentions of Mary Baker Eddy and the highway dangers facing Santa Ana servicemen and related casualties.
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Nist
Stientigt
Boston
Ary Baker
Roosevelt calls for forward action by United Nations in world security
President Roosevelt addressed 366 delegates at a United Nations food conference in Hot Springs Virginia praising the meeting as proof free peoples can agree on a course of action and machinery for action He linked a strong world agricultural program to political security and urged measures for trade barriers exchange stability and international investment to boost production and purchasing power
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Washington
Roosevelt
United Nations
United Nation
Ladd
Hot Springs
Butter theft nets 120 day sentence in Portland
Violet Pierce, 88, received a 120 day jail term from Municipal Judge J J Quillin after she claimed food rationing in this land of plenty was foolish. The case concerned the theft of one pound of butter.
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Bortland
Violet Pierce
J.J. Quillin
Allied bombers hit Koepaung and Penfsa drome in Timor raid
Allied air forces attacked Japanese bases at Koepaung and nearby Penfsa airdrome on Timor. The communique said twenty Japanese planes, including 16 dive bombers, caused negligible damage with no Allied casualties. MacArthur’s air arm expected to increase bomber strength as weather cleared.
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Australia
Koepaung
Timor
Douglas MacArthur
Kokee
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