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Newspaper

Redlands Daily Facts

Location

Redlands, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1954

Page

3

Mrs. Rarden Feted Before Departure For Turkey

Mrs. Gladys Rarden longtime Cortnerhall head resident at the University of Redlands will leave for Turkey to join her daughter Mrs. L P Liles as her son in law runs a business in Izmir. Farewell events included an Arrowhead Springs hotel dinner hosted by Cortnerhall residents and a luncheon at Wilson Parker ranch Oak Glen organized by Grossmont hall leaders.

Gladys Rarden Cortnerhall University of Redlands Turkey Rarden L. P. Liles Cortaer Hall Ann. Parker Grossmont Hall Wilson Parker Wilhemina Schafer Billings Harriet Vail Bekins Marion Davis Fairmont Greta Lloyd Melrose Bess King California Mines Rhea Dana Ella Clement Isabel Rowell Maritla Sering Emily Wilcox Clara Wheeler

Pythian Sisters Plan Dinner for June 14

A Pythian Sisters committee led by Mrs. Max Taylor met to organize a community dinner on June 14 from 6 to 7 30 pm at the I O C F hall. Proceeds support a reception for Faye Hardwick of Redlands, newly elected Grand Thief of Pythian Sisters of California, with local attendees listed.

Pythian Sisters Max Taylor Norwood Street Inez Emmerson Dorothy Meumann Mary Holland Maxine Sampson Mrs. Taylor

Engagement Ring Choice Lets Fiancée Pick Setting

Advice notes that a young man should let his fiancée choose the ring setting. It emphasizes letting her express preference between yellow gold and platinum since she will wear it for life.

Carma Snow and Jerry Reagan to Wed in July

Miss Carma Snow daughter of Edna Snow 34 South Fifth Yucaipa plans a July wedding to Jerry Newt Reagan son of Mr and Mrs Newt Reagan 176 County Line Yucaipa The couple intend to marry at the Latter Day Saints Temple in Manti Utah The bride elect attends Redlands High School to graduate in June Jerry Reagan, a Redlands High School alumnus class of 1853, works at Floral Art Studio Yucaipa

Carma Snow Edna M. Snow South Fifth Street Yucaipa Jerry Newt Reagan Newt Reagan County Line Road Manti Utah Redlands High School Jerry Floral Art Studio

D K G Chapter Names Officers In Delta Kappa Gamma

Delta Kappa Gamma Zetra chapter installs officers for the coming year at a recent meeting in Colton. Miss Caroline Blair is president, Miss Margaret Eileatt first vice president, Miss Lucille Cocxe second vice president, Marjorie Lyon recording secretary, Doris Dickson corresponding secretary, Ola Dennis treasurer, Gretchen Squires parliamentarian. Helen Elliott and Emma Kirkpatrick led social arrangements. Redlands attendees included Rowena Bedford Ruth Bester Jessie Curry Virginia Ashby Lyon Eliott and Stella Barron.

Caroline Blair San Bernardino Margaret Eileatt Lucille Cocxe Riverside Marjorie Lyon Redlands Doris Dickson Chino Ola Dennis San Bernarding Gretchen Squires Helen Elliott Emma Kirkpatrick Rowena Bedford Ruth Bester Jessie Curry Virginia Ashby Lyon, Eliott Stella Barron

Special Assistance League Meeting Called

Mrs Donald Stevning president called a special meeting of the Assistance League for tomorrow. It will start at 10:30 am at the home of Mrs James Warner Simonds Sarrita drive. Members invited to bring lunches and bathing suits remain for a swim after the meeting.

Donald Stevning Assistance League For James Warner Simonds Sarrita Drive

Edward Tritt Elected Music Society President

Pi Kappa Lambda elected officers at a Tuesday dinner at Casa Fiesta. Edward Tritt to serve as president for the coming year with Margaret Whitney Dow as vice president and Ruth Grinnell Fowler as secretary treasurer. Honor guests included Mary Jane Lothras Roy Heed Charles Smith. new members Robert Tosh and Prof. Joseph Bruggman. Dr Wayne Bohrnstedt spoke on careers in music and reminded members of their responsibilities.

Pi Kappa Lambda Edward Tritt Margaret Whitney Dow Ruth Grinnell Fowler Mary Jane Lothras Roy Heed Charles Smith University of Redlands Robert Tosh Joseph Bruggman U. of R Wayne Bohrnstedt R. School of Music

Wo Ho Mis Group Picnic At Sering Home

The Wo Ho Mis circle of the First Methodist church closed its season with a Tuesday evening picnic at Mr and Mrs C Sering s home on Zanta Villa drive Mentone A collection supported a German student’s education in the United States Attending and listed members and guests include Mr and Mrs John Meyer Mrs Fred Crock and many others.

First Methodist Church 5. C. Sering Zanta Villa Drive Mentone United States John Meyer Fred Crock Linjnie Mclugin Marion Forman Mess Pat Poplin Bessie Russell Alice Thornburg Emma Tolle Marjorie Wearne Phebe Rogers

District Nurses Convene At F S A

Miss Esther Gregg hosted District 39 nurses of the C S N A at the Family Service Association. Mrs. Anne McNaty joined the group, Frances Hearn announced success of home meetings and the plan to continue. Frances Whyte reported on the Motion Picture and TV Council year’s activities. The June 8 primary election was discussed and nurses urged to vote. An invitation from Desert District 34 to attend their event was read.

Esther Gregg District 39 C.S.N.A Family Service Association Anne McNaty Frances Hearn Frances Whyte Motion Picture and TV Council Desert District 34

Delta Kappa Psi Alumnae Elect New President

Delta Kappa Psi alumnae elected Mrs. Alan Porter president at a Mentone meeting held last evening with Mrs. Marshall Phelps at 1369 Beryl Avenue. Co-hostesses for the dinner were Mrs. Larry Hendon and Mrs. Elsie Rowe. Additional officers chosen for the next year include Mrs. Barry Lee Jr as 61st vice president, Mrs. Fred Gowland as second vice president, Mrs. Jack Wiley as treasurer, Miss Gwladys Pugh as recording secretary, Mrs. Robert Shelton as corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Robert Baker as publicity chairman.

Alan Porter Dela Kappa Psi Marshall Phelps Beryl Avenue Mentone Larry Hendon Elsie Rowe Barry Lee Jr Fred Gowland Jack Wiley Gwladys Pugh Robert Shelton Robert Baker

Picnic Notes and District Meeting Resumption

A mid summer picnic was noted with an announcement to be made later about the annual event. District 39 will resume its regular meetings in September. Refreshments were provided by Miss Gregg and co hosts Mrs. Jane Murray and Mrs. Irene Buchholz. Guests included Lorna Maupin and Lionel Eden. attendees listed include Mrs. Gladys Eden president Edith Maupin Lelia R. Marien Whyte Elizabeth Carmody Sue Goss Ann McNary Neilie Romine Gretchen Ferrin and others.

Banning District 39 Miss Gregg Jane Murray Irene Buchholz Mmes Gladys Eden Edith Maupin Lelia R. Marien Whyte Elizabeth Carmody Sue Goss Ann McNary Neilie Romine Gretchen Ferrin Mathilda Erickson Hearn Catherine Khury Laura Goetz Lorna Maupin Lionel Eden

Program Follows Church Women's Luncheon at First Presbyterian

The Women's Association of the First Presbyterian church stayed after a business meeting led by Mrs. C.G. Mason for luncheon. Molly Griffing chaired the event with assistants, while decorations were by Mrs. Speidel and others. A program titled Whats My Line featured several women inspecting the Presbyterial treasury, with Anne Sherrod assisting in a Chinese costume.

Women’s Association of the First Presbyterian Church C.G. Mason Molly Griffing Reasoner W. E. Martin Ruth Lotspeich John Speidel R. HA. Kennedy Harry Smiley Ruth Stillians Genieve Gregg A. RB. Schultz Jr Mines Speidel David Fletcher Betty Bennett Kemper Hindes WE. Hacker Martha Flick Lucile Mick Anne Sherrod

Trinity Auxiliary Ends Season With Luncheon Meeting

The Woman’s Auxiliary of Trinity Episcopal Church closed its season with a meeting and luncheon hosted by the Altar Guild. Rev. John De Boer Cummings opened with a communion service and spoke of England. Officers announced the Bishop's Garden Party June 17 at Westlake School for Girls, with transport by request. The Spring Diocesan meeting is set for next Tuesday at St. Mark’s Altadena. Donations of plants for the rectory garden are being accepted. The group will reconvene the first Wednesday in October.

Trinity Episcopal Church Altar Guild John de Boer Cummings England Dan McEwen Westlake School For Girls Los Angeles Woman's Auxiliary St. Mark's Church East Foothill Boulevard Altadena Rectory Garden Wiliam Throop

We the Women By Ruth Millett

A compact column dissecting female speech patterns and hidden meanings behind common phrases. It explains how comments about appearance, family, or behavior often imply judgment or social tactics among women, with examples like discussions of taste, aging, and domestic roles.

Fragmented social comments on women surface in text

The fragment notes that remarks by one woman about another reveal shifting sentiments and unspoken judgments. It suggests that intentions may be unclear while social dynamics among women remain consistently understood in informal discourse.

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