Salvation Army Christmas Dinner Invitation at Citadel
Captain David Johnstone and Mrs. Johnstone of the Salvation Army citadel at 838 Alta Street invite all lonely individuals or couples to Christmas Day dinner at 1 PM Tuesday. Captain Johnstone will lead cooking with stuffed turkey and baked ham. Mrs. Johnstone will bake mince tarts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstone
David Johnstone
Salvation Army
Alta Street
Captain.Johnstone
Citadel
Captain Johnstone
Las Posadas at Padua Hills Theatre draws big crowds in season
Las Posadas continues a 42 year tradition at Padua Hills Theatre with most performances sold out though seats remain through January 5. The Mexican Christmas tale notes the nativity setting and offers festive folk music, with performances at 8:30 p.m. Wednesdays through Saturdays and 2:30 p.m. matinees on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays. Reservations are a must. theatre is three miles north of Foothill boulevard near Claremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Padua Hills
Mexico
Padua Avenue
Foothill Boulevard
Claremont
Gold sword found in Thames could be Nelson’s gift
Diver Roger Coyle surfaced from the River Thames with a solid gold sword encrusted with 300 diamonds valued at around 75,000 pounds. Museum experts think it may be the sword Lord Nelson received after the 1798 Nile battle. Coyle awaits a treasure trove inquest to establish legal title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Roger Coyle
Thames
Lord Nelson
the Nile
Coyle
Cartoonist adds special touch to little theatre scene
Redlands artist Don Forsythe brings path to Footlighter programs posters and brochures turning likenesses into simple line drawings. A retired Air Force officer who returned to Redlands in 1966 Forsythe pursued art during retirement after a career as a pilot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Forsythe
Upston Studio
Redlands
Vine Street
Grove Theatre
Don
Norton Air Force
Dear Polly Pet Peeve on Dish Drainers Ends
A reader complains that dish drainers need more wire at the ends to keep small items from falling out. Another note asks if slip covers fit elephants, and Bessie suggests tying nylon stockings to hot water bottles to ease back pain while working.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Ruth K
Bessie
Young artists exhibit work at Redlands school office
Varied pictures by six to ten year olds are on display in the Superintendent of Schools office at 33 West Lugonia. The ten week program was sponsored by Redlands Art Association and the Recreation Department with Mimi Ide as instructor. Artwork will be viewable weekdays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. until February 5 when pictures may be picked up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superintendent of Schools
West Lugonia
Redlands Art Association
Recreation Department
Mimi Ide
R N A club elects officers at Palm meeting
Palm club of Royal Neighbors of America elected Orra Sage as oracle at Ella Hawkins home on 811 Clark Street. Cleo Gedrysek topped as vice oracle and Winifred Webster as chancellor with Leona Herman recorder, Sue Neuman receiver, Anna Kuite sentinel, Ann MecNallery manager, Ella Hawkins pastoracle, and Sophie Dawson marshal. Appointives included Barbara Logan assistant marshal Hazel Hendricks sunshine chair and Gedrysek flag bearer. A Christmas bazaar table and two appreciation plates for Mrs Sage marked the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Club
Royal Neighbors of America
Orra Sage
Oracle
Ella Hawkins
Clark Street
Cleo Gedrysek
Winifred Webster
Leona Herman
Sue Neuman
Anna Kuite
Sentinel
Ann MecNallery
Pastoracle
Sophie Dawson
Marshall
Barbara Logan
Hazel Hendricks
Sunshine
Cleo Gedryse
IOOF Redlands Encampment Hosts Christmas Party With Dignitaries
The Redlands IOOF Encampment and Auxiliary welcomed Alberta Bisbee district deputy grand matriarch and Pearl Puckett deputy junior warden at a Christmas party. Patriarchs and matriarchs joined in a gift exchange and carol singing with refreshments afterward led by Janet Osborn and her committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlands
IOOF
Alberta Bisbee
Pearl Puckett
Janet Osborn
Valley Preparatory School Christmas Program at Redlands
Valley Preparatory School presented its 17th annual Christmas Program at the First Baptist Church of Redlands attended by 165 people. Students from kindergarten to sixth grade performed nativity scenes, traditional carols, Appalachian tunes, and French singalongs led by director Mrs. Frederick Auerbacher with narrator Shelly Danielson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Valley Preparatory School
First Baptist Church of
Redlands
Frederick Auerbacher
Shelly Danielson
Appalachian Mountains
England
Elizabeth Treacy
Joanna Hawkins
Valley Preparatory School
Valley Preparatory
Robert L. Hunt
Elizabeth Beese
Melinda Chappel
Jim Snow
Parents’ Club
Redlands clubwomen name directors for March of Dimes drive
Mrs Mihld and Mrs George Glen are named director and co director of the January March of Dimes in Redlands, announced by San Bernardino Police Chief Raymond B. Rucker. The 1974 county drive extends the Junior Clubwomen educational program against birth defects, focusing on the Mothers March and School Drive. The pair stress awareness of birth defects and education on causes and prevention to promote healthier babies and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlands
Jerry Mihld
George Glen
San Bernardino
Raymond B. Rucker
Mihlid
Your Christmas Check List
A compact guide to popular ceramics and pottery gift ideas with practical buying tips. Highlights include decorative bowls, mugs, and handmade figures from local studios, plus care notes to preserve glaze and finish through the holiday season.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lyon
A. K. Smiley
Santa Claus
Kenison
Las Posadas
Bluebirds
Camp Fire Girls
Redlands-Yucaipa Camp
Beverly Manor Convalescent Hospital
Christ the King Lutheran Church
Phyllis
Dallas
Texas
California
Ohio State University
Imperial Savings and Loan
Citrus Village
By Polly Cramer
R.N.A. Club
Country Club
Jim Gamble
Mrs. Mihld
March of Dimes Drive
Crystal
Ceramics & Pottery
Menor Books
China
The
E. State St
Bank Americaid Master Charge
PECAN
W. Foothill Blvd
Ee Olas
Springerle
Petit Point
Limpa
Vort Limpa
Griswolds
Panetone
Ford St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!